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The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1851-01-16
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Notice is hereby given, that the Partner.
ship heretofore existing between GOEL &
SHAW, as Contractors for the Construction
of the Philadelphia and Wilkesbane Tele.
graph Line, and the Susquehanna River and
North and West Branch Telegraph Line, is
this day dissolved by mutual consent All
persons having subscribed and paid for
stock in "The philadelpha and Wilkesbare
re Telegraph Company" are respectfully re-
quested TO present their receipts for such
payments 10 ELI J. SEGEB, Esq, of Allen.
town, Lehigh county, Pa, President of the
said Company, and receive their certificates
properly authenticated therefor; and all per-
sons having subscribed and paid for stock in
"The Susquehanna River and North and
West Branch Telegraph Company" are also
respectfully requested to present their re-
ceipts for such payments TO A. C. G0ET.L. at
the American Hotel, Chestnut street, oppo.
site the State House, Philadelphia, President
of said Company, or TO T. o. VAN ALLEN,
Treasurer, DanvilIe, ..Montour county, Pa,
and receive their certificates in due form
therefor. And all persons having claims a.
gainst the said Partnership, GOELL AND
SHAW, relating to the construction of said
lines, whether upon proni;ssory note, draft,
book accounts, OF otherwise, ore respectfully
requested 10 present correct statements of
the same, without delay, 10 JOHN TITUS,
Esq, No. IL Mercantile Library, Philadel
phia, who is authorized to receive and ar
range for settlement of the came
A. C. GOELL
JAMES SHAW.
January Sd, 1851. ja16-lm.
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IMPORTANT TO NEWSPAPER PUBLISHERS
Jasper Harding of Philadelphia, not lorg
since, recovered large sum--about sl2O
we believe-for subscription TO the Pennsyl.
vania Inqnirer Of man residing in Rhode
Island. The circumstances were these
The subscriber took the paper for some time
and then sent to the Editor notice of discon-
tinnance-trithom toncarding the money for
payment. The publisher took no notice of
this, nor OF several subsequent notices of
refusal 10 take the papers from the post Of
flee. The result was, tina, notwithstanding
the Rhode Islander did not receive the paper
for several years, yet he was forced to pay
Mr. H ariing the whole amount up to The
period claimed by the bills.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1851-01-16
EXECUTORS SALE
OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.

The Subscribers will expose to sale at
public Vendue, on the premises, on Tuesday
the 25th day Of March nert, A. D. 1851, at
ten o'clock in the forenoon, in the township
of Huntington, in the county of Luzerne.
The following valuable property being the
estate of Amos Franklin, deceased, late of
Huntington township, containing 2I7 acres
and some perches, and allowance for roads,
sc. Ninety acres of It is improved. The
unimproved is we'll timbered aud well wat
cred On the property are erected three dwell
ling houses, barn, stable, &c. There arc
about fifty fruit trees on the place, also
good spring near each house. The land
may be conveniently divided into . or Q
small farms with building on each, and
will be sold in two or three pieces, or togeth.
er to suit purchasers. Any one desr6us of
purchasing can view tho premises at any
time. A part of tho purchase money car
be scared by Bond and Mortgage ON the
property. The conditions will be made
known OIL the day Of sale by
PETER FRANKLIN,
JOHN FRANKLIN.
Executors.
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POST OFFICE,
BLooMsBURG, Jan. /, 1851.
Mails Arrive

Mails Arrive
From Philadelphia, Reading, Pottsville, &c.,
on Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday, during
winter, at . o'clock P. NJ, and 10 o'clock Nj,
From Harrisburg, Northumberland, &C.,
Daily, (except Sunday at from l to o..
clock, P. M.
From Wilkesbarre, Easton, Mauch Chunk,
&c., Daily, pt from to a o'clock, p M.
From Caabria, New Columbus, Orange.
vile, &c., on Wednesday at II o'clock A. NJ
From Chestnut Grove and Mlllville, sc ,
on Thursday at l2 o'clock, M
From White Hall, Jerseytown and Buck
horn, on Saturday at o'clock P. M.
From Light Street on Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday. a.so'clock, P. M.
Nails Close
For Philadelphia, Potsville, New York, Bos-
ton, Baltimore and Washington City, D. c.,
on Monday, Wednesday and Friday, al 8
O'Clock, A. M and 2 o'clock P M, during
winter.
For Northumberland, Wiiliamsport, Har.
risburg and the West, Daily, (except Sunday
at . o'clock, P M.
For Wilkesbare &c, Mauch Chunk, Eas-
ton, Sc Daily (except Sunday at 10 O'Clock
M.
For Cambria, New Columbus, Orange
vile, SC, on Wednesday, at O'Clock, P M.
For Millvile, Chestnut Grove, Sc, sc, on
Thursday, at 1 o'clock, P, M.
For Buckhorn, Jerseytown and White
Hall, on Saturday, at o'clock, A, M.
For Light Street, on Tuesday, Wednesday,
Thursday and Saturday, at 8 O'Clock, P, M
I'M CHAMBERLIN, P. M.
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Things at Danville.

The furnaces of the Montour Iron Co, are
undergoing iull and thorough repairs under
the supervision of the lessces Messrs J T
& Grove, and the largest furnace, No 4,
wllbe blown in in few weeks, the Others
soon AFTER The Montour Company have
reduced the rem, of the houses twenty five
per cent for the new year.
The Associate Judges have appointed Mr.
George B Kline as Court crier.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1851-01-16
VIM. +. JOHNSTON
EXECUTIVE CHAMBER,
Harrisburg, Jan. 7, 1851.

The IcE TRapE,-A company Of fifteen
gentlemen. with a capital of $4,000, are
preparing and have nearly finished, on the
margin of Haggct's Pond, Mass, along the
line Of the Lawrence Railroad, buildings OF
a capacity of holding ten thousand tons
They calculate upon Souiheru market-ice
being one Of the things which cannot be
manufactured in low latiludes, ant there
fore not coming under the ban against Moth
crn productions. Las! September ice in tho
city Of New Orleans readily sold for Sc a ton,
nearly twice the average for years past.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1851-01-16

Mr.. Scofeld was appointed teller.
Michael D. Keller, of Phla. CO., was elec-
ted sergeant at arms, and appointed C. c.
Hemphill and ]. A. Cunningham his assis-
tants.
Jacob Coleman, OF Berks CO., was elected
door keeper, and appointed r. Fry, J Zerby,
J. Fl. Bishop and Thos. Corgee his assistants.
Jacob Jones and Henry Hipple were also
chosen by resolution.
Peter Aurand and Joseph P. Whitman
were made messengers
Several communications were laid before
the house by the speaker.
A bill supplemental to the act incorpora-
ting the Danville bridge company was pas.
sed finally and the House. Adjourned.
SENArE-The following bills were read in
place A supplement TO the Act Incorpcr a
ting the Willlamsport Bridge Company; An
Act TO Incorporate the Anthracite Bank Of
Tamaqua; An Act authorizing the Second
Associate Presbyterian Congregation of Phil
adelphia to sell and convey certain Real
Estate; to Repeal part of the Act relative to
Slave Laws; An Act relative to the Election
of Cashiers and other Bank Officers 10 pre-
vent more effectually y the Selling of Intoxica-
ting Liquors; and to Re-anner The County o.
Montour TO Columbia County.
The following nominations for U. S. Sena-
| tor were made
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United States Senator.

Hon. Richard Brodhead of Northampton
was elected 10 this important post by the leg
islature on last Tuesday. This is vindica-
ton of the Democratic usages, and triumph
of Democratic principles Mr.. Brodhead for
some years filled a seat in the lower house
of Congress; and it was his highly creditable
and honorable conduct there which induced
those who best understood his character 10
say 10 him "friend, go thee up highet."
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1851-01-16

A STRANGE CAsE.-A correspondent of the
N. Y Sun, writing from Bel Air, Md, on the
2ith ult., says:
One of the most extraordinary occurrences
that have disturbed this part of the world
for the past half century took place to-day
Sometime ago tho body of man named
Hammond was found near here, bearing ev.
idence that he had been cruelty murdered
Suspicion was fixed upon two persons
named Stump and Griffith, as the villains
who committed the bloody deed, and they
were accordingly arrested, and duly indicted
Stump for being the principal and Griffith as
being an accomplice,
Stunps trial came on few days since,
and he was acquitted, the jury thinking the
testimony against him not sufficient for han
ging.
Griffith, the accomplce, was next on trial
and the Court have been occupied with il
for the past few days. To day they brought
in verdict of not guilty, upon the following
singular testimony.
Stump having been acquitted of the mur.
der, of course his evidence was admissible,
and Ee was called TO the stand in behalf oil
Griffith. Being sworn he was asked, Ques
DO you know anything of the murder of
Hammond Ans-Yes. Ques.-Do You
know who killed him? Ans.-Yes. CUES.
Who was it! Ans Il did it myself Ques.
Had Griffith any agency in the act' Ans
None: and he did not know it until four
hours afterwards, The jury returned ver-
dict of Not Guilty, and he was discharged.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1851-01-16

The number of Immigrants who arrived
al Boston during 1850 was 3o,o75, OF this
number $3.50 had been in the State before
for i,476 Communication money was paid by
masters or owners Of vessels, andqfOr 1900
security was taken that they should not be-
come public charge duiing their natural
life. About 10000 of this number were
from Ireland, and the remainder fromo other
ports in Europe and the British Provinces.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1851-01-16

THE TELEGRAPH OFFICE for Boomsburg
will be in operation IN a few days. The fix.
lures are now being put up in the post. office.
Mr. John M. Chambcrlin will be the opera.
Tor here.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1851-01-16

Notice is hereby given that letters tesla.
mentary have this day been granted 10 the
county upon the estate of Joseph Yeuer,
late of Cattawissa township, Columbia
county, deceased. All persons having
claims against the said estate are requested
to present them to The undersigned, residing
III The town of Cailawissa and those know
ing themselves indebted 10 make early paw
ment TO JOHN SHARPLESS,
J. X. SiiARPLESS,
EreeaoIs.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1851-01-16

MAssAcHUsErTs.-George Boutwell, (Dem.
ocrat) has been elected Governor of the
State Robert Rantoul (Dem.) is nominated
by The Democrats for United States Senator
fol the short term, and Charles Sumner (Fre.
soil) for the six years.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1851-01-16

REvEsUE CoMMlssloNER.---Ata meeting of
the judges of this judicial district, held at
Williamsport on Saturday last, Gen. Wm.
A. PErRIKIN, of Muncy, was unanimou sly
chosen revenue comm issioner. The selec.
tion, we believe gives nnbounded satfsfac-
tion 10 all parties. for a better could not have
been made .-Lycoming Gasettc.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1851-01-16

n Capt A. w. M'Dowell, Of Ligh,
Street, in this county, has purchased one
half of the Steuben county Farmers Aduo-
eats, heretofore published at Bath, N. Y by
Mr.. Vim C Rhodes, formerly of Danville.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1851-01-16

~ The following members Of the Legis-
laiure were absent from the Democratic eau
CTS on last Monday Messrs. Ives, Frailey
freeman, Haldeman, Hemphill, Leech, J.B.
Packer Shugart and 1'ronc.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1851-01-16

SINCE October, 1899, through the inslru'
mentality of the Tioga county Bib'e society,
nearly $4,000 worth of Bibles and Tes'a-
ments have been distributed throughout that
county,
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1851-01-16

J. Fills Bonham, ESQ, of Carlisle, has
been nominated as the Democratic candi.
date for the Legislature in the place Of Hen
ry Church, Esq, deceased. We hope Mr.,
B. will be elected--he will he decided ac-
cessipn to the House.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1851-01-16

~ new Post Office named Jenny Lind
has been established in Chatham county, N.
c., and another by the name of Lind in Win
nebago county, Wisconsin.--There is toad
yism for you'll
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1851-01-16

~ Hon. Jesse D. Bright the old United
States Ssnator is reelected from Indiana by
a vote of % ;otes 10 46. Mr.. Bright was for
the Compromise measures of the last Con-
| press
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1851-01-16

During the past year tho following sums
were paid into the state treasury by the Col
lecturs or the West Branch.
c. D. Edred, Williamsport, S13,7 80
]. S. Villains late COL al 70
Allison White Dnnsburg, 1866 OF
James Fearon I" late col. s42 81
The following amounts were PAID INTO Inc
state treasury from the collectors pffice al
Beach Have during the past year.
By George Smith, $79,52O IS
J. S. Campbell, late collector, 10,960 %
During the past year Stewsrt Pearce Esq,
the collector at Columbia paid into lhe state
treasury the following sums
Tolls OH Canal, Sl46,097 64
Tolls on Railroad, 139,9O5 IS
Fines & sales of old material, 22O 90
During the year John NJ Barr the former
collector at Columbia paid in the following
sums:
Tolls ON Canal, sa,sss GO
Tolls on Railroad, 10 1913 62
Fines & sales of old material, 3S7 SS
The fiscal year in the accounts of the
above statistics ended OH the 30th of No.
vember 1884,,
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1851-01-16
VALUABLE yfArIsr1cs.

From the Auditor General Is annual report
of the state finances we gather the following
interesting statistics of interest to the read
ers of this latitude.
During the year the following sums of
money have been paid into the state treasury
from Columbia county.
Tax on the Catiawissa Bridge
Company, SAG 81
State Tax on real and personal
estate, by Amandus Levers, s13,o5a 7s
By Z Lazarus late Treasurer, 2,71i 20
Tavern License by E Lazarus, FL 10
Retailers license by" 81 SO
Distillery " &c 60
Billiard room and ten-pin alley
license by E. Lazarus, 81 90
Reer House tf o. TX
Patent Medicine license by L.
Lazarus, % rs
Militia Fines by E. Lazarus, 20 95
Tax on writs, wills, Deeds &c.,
by Jacob Eyerly, $50 90
Tax on writs, wills, Deeds &C.,
by Jesse G. Clark, 1873 80
Collater raj inheritance tax by
Jesse G. Clark, 354 As
Tax on the law erecting Mon
tour county, 500 90
Tax on the law 10 incorporate
the American Primitive Meth
odist Church of Bloomsburg, 10 90
Premium for the charter of the
Bank of Danvlle, 1000 90
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1851-01-16

mate their iavorite. Woodward stood the
blunt Of the fray finely. H
The caucus was in session all afternoon,
and after the eighth ballot adjourned TO
meet again in the evening. The vote upon
the 9Th and 18th ballot stood
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21,3ss 81

During the past year the following sums
OF money have been drawn out of the state
treasury by Columbia county.
For pensions and pratuities, $50 90
Common Schools, s2,2o4 %
Abatement of State Tax A. Levers, 526 81
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1851-01-16

The receipts into the State Treasury Of
Pennsylvania for the last fiscal year, were
S4,43s,ooo.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1851-01-16

A New Steam Saw.Mill is being erected
near Lock Haven, Intended 10 ran a gang Of
twenty y-eight saws.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1851-01-16

~ Hon. Thomas Benton will be elected
United States Senator from Missouri
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1851-01-16

II Two fair but frail prisoners in petit.
coats escaped from the Easton jail last week
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The ordinary expenses upon the North
Branch Canal for the past year have been
$685. SO. The amount paid for the
North Branch extension during the past year
was Sli8 900 co..
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1851-01-16

B roadhead's vote on the first ballot was s.
His election Tomorrow is considered beyond
a doubt
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1851-01-16
Speaker of the senate.

The following was the vote for Speaker in.
he Pennsylvania Senate on the 7th inst. on
ballots:
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Executors Notice.
Estate of Ioseph Yeifer.

Huntingdon, January 16, is5.-ts
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Cattawissa, Jal. II, lS5l.-6t.
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Bosros, July 25.

DOsToN, July 80.
A Vienna letter in the Atlns OF this
morning, dated July 9Th, says that Mr.
Charles l.. Brace, the American who
was arrested in Hungary has been fl
hally released.
On his arrival in Vicnna he was or.
uer,d to leave Austria within three
DAYS. Aiicrward the order was with
drawn. Mr.. Erace would, however,
leave in few days.
The U. S. steam irigale Mississippi
ran into Trieste on the Sd inst.
Arch Duke John paid visit TO the
irigate Independence on the 27t ut.
and was received with distinguished
honors by Commodore Morgan.
The Belgian Independence states
that an American frigate, lately enter
ing the Tagus, did not salute the French
flag, and attributes it to a misunder-
standing between the two countries in
reference to the Sandwich Islands,
[Not at all likely; there being no such
Misunderstanding
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WAsHINoroN, JuG 2s,h.

The National lntelligencer says that
a passenger by the Isabel reports that
Havana was filed with rumors Of the
revolt in the Eastern part Of the Island.
Three companies Of regiment "Canta-
bria" were said to have thrown down
their arms aud joined the insurgents
The remainder Of the regiment hrd been
publicly di.banded at Havana.
The passenger had also heard that
the people Of San Juan dc los Rcmidjos
were in open insurrectiou, and had cs-
tabli.hcd a provisional government
The loss OF Col. Conte's men and Of
6ccrs was attributed TO the sinking Of
scow, while crossing the river.
The Gazette of Havana contains an
official announcement Of the defeat Of
two small parties of insurgents, aud the
ordering OF n court martial for the trial
Of the prisoners.
The steamer Monmouth had put in
for repairs. The Government officers
were watching her movements, IN the
ballet ,ha, she 10 connected in some
.sy wi,h tie Cuban insurrceilOh.
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BOOTH d FOSTER,
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING AND
oUTrIrTISo EsrABLisumrNr,

oUTfITTIS0 EsTABLisHMEET,
No q Cowtiandt Street, New York.
HAVING enlarged their establishment to moro
i than double It's original size. would cull the
attention Of COthers and Others, TO the fact that
their stock is entire'y new ard amounts to over
100000 DOLLARS,
manufactured under their own personal supervis
ION, from the Newest and most FDshionabls
Goods in the American o, European markets.
and which for style and richness cannot lie ca
{, He'd IN the world.
THE WHOLESALE DEPARTMENT,
which occupies three entire lofts Of their Estzi,-
I.hmcnt il filled with every style Of garments
adapted To the srason, to which the attention of
the trade is invited 10 a careful examination of
workmanship, quality, style Of trimmings, Md
tits which the pfoprIVtors i'll guarantee is equal
no, sr,poa~ 10 that of any House in the trade.
THE RETAIL DEPARTMENT.
NJ usuil. is rcplcte with ever, thing new ard do
slrable in the way Gcnleinan's Wardrobe.
La addition To the above they have constantly
on hand large assortment Of GENTLEMEN'S
FURNISHING GOODS, pefhars the larg,.
and most complete ever before exhibited in this
market BY this arrangement, combining the
two branches, gentlemen can nj a moments war
ming procure a COMPLETE OUTFIT Of such
articles as cannot fail to give the most entire
satisfaction.
Garment. made to order, us usual, at fyv
hours notice.
The a,tcs,ing approval Of the many patrons
this House, aud It's most unparalleled growth,
afford the must convincing evidence Of its worth
Gentlemen visiting the city are earnestly re-
,uested to give it a CALL the Proprictors feeling
the assurance that Economy and Taste alike de-
mand It's patronage. J. G. BOOTH.
Junc4 6m II. L. FOSTER
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NAvA..-Th. U. s. steamer John

fNAvAL.--Ths U. s. steamer John
Hap~ock ia daily expected at Norfolk
Navy Yard from Annapolis, with the
scholars from the Naval Schools Oh
hoard. The Midshipnrn samc finy in
number will 90 On board the school ship
Preble. for prae Using cruise. = . IL ~
The y. 8. steamer Allegheny hnd
been hauled up Mt the Gosport Navy
Yard. tor the purpose OF being thor
oughly overhauled and rcftied with side
wheels, but was taken out Of dock on
Friday TO make room for the Y. 8. sur
veying s,soduer Leeare, wh.ch had been
ashore.
Captain lie Brot, Of bnr1ue Creole, n
Baltimore from Rio, reports that the
United States sloop-oi-war Dale sailed
in company with his vessel, bound to
Mozambique Channel. The Dale has
been reported in port on tho llth.
The U. s. brig Perry, Captain Foot,
was at 81. Helena, June %, bound to
Caps de Verde islands. All WELL
NAvAt.AThe crew Of tho U. S..sloop
fwar ST. Louis were paid OF yesfer-
day, after cruise Of three years.
Lieut.. Alexander Gibson has been
detached from the North Carolina, and
Lieut.. Henry Walks ordered to relieve
him.
The Lexington store ship and sloop
ofwar Preble are ready Tor service
Brig Dolphin Is fitting with dispatch
The ceurt martial which has been in
session several days on board the North
Carolina has adjourned sine die.
Passed Midshipman Samuel B. Eli
OFT, condemned by medical survey, de-
tached from the store ship Lexington
and placed on furlough.
Lieut.. John J. Gleason detached from
the Brooklyn Navy Yard, and Lieut..
A ". Gray reported for duty.
Boatswain Michael Hall has been or
dered to the Practice ship Preble, to be
stationed at Annapolis Norfolk Beo.
con.
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Proposed National agricultural A

Proposed National Agricultural a
s,ciafion.--From communication which
appears in the National Intelligeneer,
over the signature Of daniel Lee, Of tho
agricultural department Of the Patent
Office, it appears that an effort is in
progress, with every prospect Of sue
cess, to organize national agricultural
society, by the union Of all State and
other agricultural societies under n gen.
eral head. He says that the national
exhibitions will doubtless be held in the
metropolis and that if the friends Of ru-
raj science and Improvements at the
South will unite with those OF the mid
die, northern and Western States, he
has reason to believe, from some corres-
pondcnce on the subject, that such so.
ciety may be organized on . permanent
basis.
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@arrts0.

In Psovidsoee 10Th inst. Mr.. William
hsnays asd hiss u. A. N Ramsey, bosn Of Prov.
idanco.
In this town, on the 18th inst, by Rev. ~.
J,eksDa, iismilton Grewg. Of Tennessee, aud
Am Cofnin. Of this town.
In THE town, on the s,h inst, by Rev. ".
Jsckson, John Alexander Greens, OF New York {,
aud Bridget Brown u Newport.
Ia this town, on the 23d inst., hy Rev. Mr..
jackson, James Weeden, Of Newport, aud Mail.
da Sheaves, of Philadelphia.
At Raleigh, North Carolina, on the 26th ult-
no, BY the Rev. DR.. Mason, Bradley 4, yohn-
son, Of Frederick, Maryl,nd, to yc~anie e..
daughter Of Hon. X. NJ. Saunders.
Ia Providence, 1lst inst, Joseph " Capron,
Of St. Mary's Parish, La, and Miss Emily Ca.
~, ofP.
In East ureeh&iss, July fi,h. by Rev. MIR.
Eames. Mr.. Wheeler N Bandins, OF Providence
and Julia Sanderson, ofthe former place.