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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-02-09


Shelby from Modns, mes, six times week
Sheldrake from Ovid, miles, sr times week.
Shelter Island from Greenpoii, miles, three times week
Shirley from Collins. miles, twice week.
sbushan from Cambridge. miles, SIX times week.
Sloan from Poie,bursb, ~ miles, twice week
South Alabama from Ock6.d, 81 miles, six times week
South Bradford from Bradford, miles, tuices week
South Bristol from Bristol Centre, miles, twice wcek
South Brook6ed and Brookfed from Leopardvile, miles,
sir tines week.
South Cortl,od from Cortland, Village, miles, once
week
South Fnnklin from East Franklin, miles. once week
South Gbos from Glbos, miles, once week.
South Granville from Granville, miles. three times a
week.
South Royaou from Locus, Tree, miles, once a week.
South Schodack from scbodsok Centre, miles,
week.
spsford Hollow from Prrble 6 miles, week.
Spring. from East Hampton, 9 mes, once week.
sprou, Brook from Buel, miles, three times week
Sisnwix from Rome, mles, SIX times week
Sterling Bosh from Wins, miles, three times week.
ssubcn and Big Brook from Hill side miles, hree times
week.
s,evcp.ville from Monticello, miles, twice |. week.
Stone Arabs from Pslatine Bridge miles, week
Stone Church from Bergen, "a miles, sir times a week
Success from Upper Aquebogoe, miles. once week
suivanville from Fspod ~ miles, three Times week
Teppan'own from Pisrmoni, 2 miles, cir times week
Tbroopsville from Auburn, miles, six times week
Todd'vle from Coopesown, miles, three times week
To~sendville from Lodi, miles, three times week
Transit from South Byron, miles, twice week.
Trout Creek from Cannopsvilc miles, once week.
Tyre from Seneca Fails. miIee, twice week.
Union Settlement, from Constants, miles, once week
Unsdilla Forks from Bidge~ser, "a miles, sir times
week
Van Buren, from Belle T.e ~ miles, three times week
Van Buren, Centre from Canal, miles six times week
Van Buren, Habor from Fredonis. miles, three times
| week
Verpsnok from Peekrkl, az miles, sir times week
ves,a from Union, mies, three times week.
| yes,al Centre from Vestal, miles, twice week.
| Veteran from Millport, miles, twice week.
vosa from Faguson's Corners II miles, three times
week.
| Wsworh from Palmyra, 81 miles, sr times week.
Ws,erbursh from Trumspsbursh, miles, three times
| week.
| West Ausabe from Kss.s-ille, miles. once week
West Barre from Barre Csnue, 4 miles. three times
| week.
| West Bre>k-Ils from otisviI~, ml~&, ooos . week,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-01-08

vor Of "Woman's Rights" and always
was, but must reluctantly say, they Ohe
ladies' have not always been so favora-
bic to my rights. lam also in favor
of the main law, 1. c. the marriage H.
Gems" law. am Young BATCH of
- well, no matter how many years
have ncry ht/e gray: don't wear scratch,
but cannot sew how soon NAV have
cause to; yet the only lady who visited
me often during Leap-year was Hiss
Fortune.
No news of Importance astr with us.
More anon. "kELso"
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-01-08
Glje 1tlurIiets.

ELkToN MARKEr.- Jan. Sth 1883.
Brown 4 Foard pay $1l2 for wheat
and % cts for corn. Other products sells
as follows: Flour $500; Oats 81 to 40;
Potatoes 50; Nlovrrseed 500; Pork
.. 10 100; Butter 30 to % cts; Eges
l2i to ~ a.. cts; Geese 7 to $ cts yer ID;
Turkeys 10 cts per 10; Feathers 374 TO
20 cts.
BALTIMORE MiEKEF. jan. 1.-THE Flor-
market 10 day was quite active. We nnlc sales
"i2,5oo hbls Howard street brands at S5,25
per bbl; and l,50O bhls. CITY Mills at tho same
price. Tho market CLOSED linn at these figures.
GRAIN SD SEEDS. The receipts CfGra,r,
are very moderate. We note snail Sncs vi red
Wheat at Up 81 -: white Wheat 10 ~
,i9 ard very choice do ST. % per bnShcl
Ryr 50 80 cents. Sales uf white Corn nj 40 Il,
oil cents, and yellow 81 is cents per hnShrl.
Maryland Oats 3S 40 cents and PENNSYLVANIA
do. ~ "A cents per bush"l. Clovrrserd ST.:
Timothy do. 80 Fiaxsccd 81 "a per bQ>hrl
San.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-01-08

Skcpticnl - we all are al Patent Medicines
we cannot but have faith when we meet with
IN article as highly recommended as STA
BLER'S ANODANE CHERRY EYPECTOR-
AM OF which one OF our frs. Physicians says,
SIT VIII effect moro good than any OF the nu-
inerons preparations with which,the country is
inundated" Also their DIARRHGh COR
DIAL Of which another remarks II hayc used
It with the happIcst effect and think it one Of
the most conreneat and efficient preparations
ever offered to our proirs son.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-01-08
BURNING OF "THE HERMIr's" HoME.

BURNING OF "THE HERMlr's" HoMr.-
During the last mouth we have publish.
ed several articles relative to Andy Job,
the hermit of West Nottingham. It may
have been unpleasant to HIM TO have
brought anything of his singular history
before an inquisitive public, but worse
misfortune happened to him in the burn
ing of his house on Saturday night, last;
elsewhere mentioned in our letter from
the Rising Sun.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-01-08

A MORMON Organ. called the Seer,
has been started in Washington city, hv
Orson Pratt, one of the Latter Day
Saints. 1t is in favor of polysamv, and
attempts to Justify the practice by Scrip
ture. The power of Congress or of any
State to prohibit it is denied. The
statements that polygamy is allowed and
practiced in the Mormon community
seems to be well established from their
own organs. Anything more socially
corrupt'ng or demolalizing cannot be
conceived.
The SEABoARD RAILRoAD.-The 1'ren
ton IN. D. Gazette, states that the pro-
ject ola railroad through New Jersey,
Delaware and Mary land to Norfolk is
backed by sufficient influence to effect
the passage OF the necessary charter.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-01-08
Correspondence cf7He Cecil Wig.
Letter from HE.
JAN. It'll 1853,

JAN. It'll 1888.
The gold seekers from the East, whom
| mentioned in the Summer, after a few
weeks search, returned to the land OF
"pumpkin pies" and no tiding OF them
have since been had.
The Susq"ehanna river has been
quite high for some time, but too late in
the season to produce a harvest for our
rivcr friends.
''Surprise Parties' have become quite
fashionable here, and the Young FOLKS
seem to en- oy them. At thr same time
some young men are surprised that they
are not in the secret Each one should
know that he must be popular with at
least one young lady to get an invita-
ton, tor the ladies give the invitations.
The small pox has made further pro.
gress among the colored people since
my last; there have been two deaths
among them. As yet the white popula.
ton has escaped, and as there ha, been
a general vaccination it is hopred the
spreading OF the disease has been check
ed. p.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-01-08

LEsLlE's FIRST james
McGaulry Esq, handed us this week
the first portrait painted by Charles r..
Leslie, who has ben for many years
the most celebrated + aInter of England.
1t was painted about 1907, when Les
lie was II years old, and was said to be
a striking likeness of Mr.. Jcthro Nc
Cruley of that day, whom it was intend
ed to represent.
Robert Leslie, the father Of Charles
was native OF Sassafras Nee < in this
county, and for several years followed
the business Of a watch maker and sill
versmith in Elkton. We believe Charles
was born in this county. Miss L eslie,
the we.l.known authoress of Phil. ID 81
phia, is sister of the painter, and was,
also, probably born here. Mr.. James
McCauley is a relative of the Leslie
family, Of which we shall presently
publish we'll authenticated and longer
sketch.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-01-08

PUBLIC SALES NEXT WEEK.-Mr.
Creswell will offer farm on Bohemia
Manor, at sale on next Thursday, be-
longing to Geo. W. Oldham Esq. The
Manor lands are very easily improved
and Inc in a desirable neighborhood.
Mr.. Ellis offers farm in Elk Neck
On Tuesday. That part ofthe county
is sure to improve i'll value and import
ance.
Fishermen will not forget the sale of
Reynolds fishing property, at the House
of Mrs. Lum, in North East, this day.
GJ-Joseph A. Wrigh, has been APP
pointed Postmaster at Alillington in the
place Of Samuel Peacock, resigned.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-01-08

On Tuesdny morning, the 18th inst. lev the
Rev. H. s. Howell. Ma. JosGpl HEMrHILL 10.
Miss ANN +. PoE, all OF Elk,oa.
AT Smyrna, On the 2sih nit. by tho Rev..
John s. EasIon. DR.. ". lTfNnrE RooSE OF Bal
'Imnre Md. (at" Of Lancaster go. Pa.) IN Miss
SALILE JTAN&ETT, eldest dangi,cr Of the Rev.
William Easron Of Smyrna la.
On the 22d rll., hy The Rev. Dir. Jones. Il.
CHAMBERS WicN&s, Esq, TO Mls y. II. WicKES,
all OF ChcyirIl0wn.
BY the Rev. RohrrI l.. GnHshoronoh, ON
Wednesday last. Mir. william Tuom,> lrRry
AMI Mrs MARY NANutEnrIrT, daughter oiihe
late Lawrence simmons. Of Cecil county.
Aa.as7Mg "a
EsGs:Ep.
December eth Mrs ANN STEPHENS wifi. Of
Samuel II. Stephens Us e., of Crrii county ny-l
81 yrars. (I}HIiinole and phlla.., pIia PAPERS
pcase copy.
At Poplar Hi! on Wednesday last, v"r7 sui
denly, Mrs. hlooRf, cnnsorl Of M. .Iamr.
Moore.
In tie city oi New FORK on "Wednesday Last.
Henry JAMES MCfA"Ii.y, snn Of Daniel dc
canIey, formerly she.i!i' Of this county. aged is
years.
In This town OF the Group. on Mrn,!ay last.
Andrew H''!Ile, son Of Levi f. AMI Mary A.
Bout leu, AGED years and q days.
As The sweet Hover that scents the nom
kui wrth"rS in the rising day.
Thus lovely was your initnt'S dawn
Thus swiftly !lcd his life away.
He died ere his expanding soul
Hal ever burnt with wong desires,
Had Ever spurnrd nj Hcayrn'= cor,rnl,
Or ever Qucnchrd It's sacred fires.
He died 10 sin, h" ainl to care..
bat tor tintn"nl ten the rod,
Oh parents, such The l.ur,i ,i"cIur-s,
huch are the cAlIirru OF unr Cod.
Esisaat. x. ,.S .sSq
TRUSTEES SALE
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-01-08
Correspondence Of The Cecil Hhig.
Letter FROM thc Rising srtp.


RlslNG Sun, JAN. 9TH 81.
Tie Proposm misunderstanding cf "1he Her.
MRS. DEMONSTRATING 10 '.lH,u4e," &c.
FRIEND RlcKErTs:-Dr. Sir. As |
hove been absent from your columns for
some time you will confer favor by in.
digging me with place therein for a
few facts and fancies.
The contemplated Rail Road between
Phila. and BALTIC. has created a consid.
eable fever in these parts; among 9TH
u, your correspondent 49," has caught
the injection, but is not entirely "Iaid."
On some we can merely observe the
symptoms; others have ac-
tmly taken the disease to the extent of
One Dollar; others fire to ttty; and I
am told that the American Rothschild
Swiling to give as much as any other
man in the county towards the survey
and completion Of said Road, but at the
same time it would necessarily have to
pass by his bank and he be President
hereof
Andy Job, "tAe Hermit" OF whose
pculiarities your readers have some
through the columns of "7Ae
Wig" had his house destroyed by fire
On last Saturday night; he was found
The next morning by a relative who &C.
cnionally visits him, in hay stack
slightly scorched; and notwithstanding
serv vestige Of shelter was destroyed
With the house, he manifested, | am told
,willin gneSs to remain there, through
de winter; but was finally induced to
% home with his relatives where he
will be we'll cared for.
On per'lsing last weeks "Whig" my
alention Was arrested by an article over
he signature OF ".lfnude" which proved
Sshly gratifying tome. | fancy 'Maude'
nd myself are candidates for the same
dee. therefore feel no delicacv in
,Proaching her, as Leap-year has expi-
I'd. Imagine too, that could sit COM
htablyH in that big arm chair" In
Sort. am everything that a handsome
hs would have me TO be-. | am in ia
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-01-08

FIRST RAIL ROAD TRAIN TO WHEELING.
A telegraph despatch dated at Wheel-
ing on Saturday says: Lewis NJ. Cole
Esq, the Superintendent OF Transport
ta'lon of the Baltimore and Ohio Rail.
road, arrived here last night, in charge
Of the first train with the United States
mail from Baltimore. This train left
Baltimore at seven O'Clock on Friday
morning, and arrived here at fifteen
minutes past 10 o'clock the same even
Ing, making the entire passage, incIu-
ding stoppages, in fifteen hours and
fifteen minutes; thus verifying the pre-
diction of President Swami, made at
the falrmont opening, that by the LIST
day OF January, 1888, the traveller would
be able to eat his breakfast in Baltimore
and his supper at Wheeling"
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-01-08

The terms ofsalc as prescribe! by the decree
require the payment OF one bait OF the purchase
money in cash on the day Oi,al". aud the bniaace
in two equal insialmrntS of six and Twelve
months from the day OF sale, to be secured by
the notes or bonds Of the purchaser with sccu-
rliy approved by the Trustee, hcnrin- interest
from The day OF sale; and on the ratification of
the sale by the courl, and the payment # the
purchase money, lhr Trustee will hy gnoi al
sufficient deed convey 10 the purchs,cr or pnI-
ciaSrrS, and to his. her or their heirs, the SAID
farm or plantation. Tree. clear and discharged of
all clam of the parties to said decree. and otall
persons claiming under them. f. A. ELLIS.
Jan. Sts. Trustee.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-01-08

|. o. o. F.-Cecll Lodge, on last
Saturday night, elected the following
officers for the coming half year: Fredus
A!dridge, N. G.; George Green, V. G..
j. P. Cantwell, Sect'ry; P. M. W'@,ms-
ley, Treas'r; D. Bratton, F. A. Ellis
VIM. P. Strickland, Trustees; VIM. T..
Alexander. Chaplain; L. Crouch, Mar
shall.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-01-08

A PROMINENT By the Govrrnnr-John
N c. Cameron, Justice OF the Peace for
District No. 4, Cecil county, wee self, failed
to qualify as req urci by law.
Test. II. Fl. MITCHELL, elk.
Jan. s. Circuit Court for Cecil county.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-01-08

u The County Commissioners let
the contract for building the bridge over
the Big Elk at Gilpin's Ford, TO Mir.
Philip Quisley of Wilmington, whose
bid was $2,075. He is the inventor of
patent bridge, on the plan of which,
he is to build this, which, We have no
doubt, will give satisfaction.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-01-08
Correspondence Of TIE Cecil Wing.
Letter from Wasssiagton.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 9th 1858
Tie Session Passing-MAs' Slutne Of J4ciyon-
PoIt1cGi PIgrtms- C'biHet $pecuiaito.s-
Tf0poseL RH'.to'Hl-B uudt~g-frcsh She'd
Flying SHIPS, Sc,
Nh. EpIToH: Most of tn" members
ofCongresS who have been absent spend
ing the holidays, have returned, They
have much public business to act on, and
but two months If the Session remains
Mills Equestrian Statue of Gen. Jack
son Is to be 'inaugurat-d' on the Sth and
nothing will done in the House on that
day. The 222nd February will also, be
a holiday.
From present appearan ces many de-
vout pilgrims Will be vending their way
to this great Political Mecca, in short
time. each anxious to serve his country.
The Cabinet makers are still busy.
Tls said that Mr. Hunter of Va, ha,
the choice OF place. This gives dis
satisfaction to some of the old line dem.
ociats, who say that he Inistook his way
in 1910 and got behind the cider bar.
rels and coon skins, and fired hot snot
INTO their ranks.
Mr.. Wise who left the wing party
and joined the Democracy nat had been
purified by John Tyler, and who is said
to be the man that nominated Gen.
Pierce, will probably be left ont. Ru-
NOR says Jefferson Davis of Miss. will
have seat in the new cabinet without
doubt.
\ Rail Road through PENNSYLVANIA
Avenue from the capital to Georgetown
IS talked OF but there is much opposition
to It.
Preparations are making to build
larger number OF houses lhn comm.
Spring and summer than usual. Rents
are high and dwellings, very scarce.
Sevrral Shad were caught OH the Pc.
tomac in December last. something na-
heard Of before in tins river u, the ;iue
OF year.
When more at leisure | will give YOU
an account of two flying ships that are
now building hero, one of them is to be
finished in a few wrcits. The largest is
20 make the trip California aud back
in one week and carry 200 passengers
each way.
There are some other items will in
form you OF hereafter which may not
prove undressing. SPECTATOR.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-01-08

Suicide OF A BALTIMoREAN.-AG Ger
man committed suicide at the public
house of T. p. Sutton, at Far Hill. in
this county, on Wednesday morning
last. He came there the evening before
la boring under the mania potu, and
was found in his room in the morning.
with his throat cut; the jugular wien, al
tho exposed, was untouched, but the
windpipe was entirely severed. On
being questioned, he wlote that his
name was Peter Hal', or hrall; that he
was from Baltimore, where he had left IA
wife, that his age was 10 years, and that
he had followed the business of butch
er. He had with him TWO butcher
knives, and sixty cents in money. Ev-
cry assistance was rendered him by
Doctors Carter and Hunt, but he died at
7 O'Clock the same evening. An inqui-
sltion was held BY the two Justices
Burnitc; the verdict in accordance with
the above facts. He was buried in the
Aims House grave yard.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-01-08

LAND LE.--Col. Groome sold the
farm near Charlestown, lately belong.
ing to G. W. Taylor, at Trustees Sale
on Thursday, for $4,000.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-01-08

BuRGLARy.-The House of Mr.. James
Mearns, near the Blue Ball in this coun-
ty, was entered by burglars on last
" ednesday night, and silver-ware to
the amount of fifty dollars or upwards,
taken therefrom. Mr.. VI. had his mon
ey in his sleeping room which was not
entered by the robbers, who left the
house without having been heard
On the same nj ght the house of Mes.
Rachel Mackey, IN the same neighbour
hood, was also entered, and all her sill.
vrr-ware, to wat amount we have not
learned, and some clothing were stolen.
Painful Acc1pENr.-Mr. George Pc.
terson Of the 4th district, had his hand
so badly cutby a circular saw, on Thurs
,'ay, that it is feared amputation will
pr necessary.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-01-08
400 Acres OF e.aiid,
LARGE FRAME DWELLINC

:, frame Earn. sab'ln". carriage
-. r. ~1..N;I7. . house. corn crib, granny. aud
b.: other nrCcS>ary -hrIstinrS.
7.f:s s'clsssSsRsfs The sol! is Of good quality and
is highly improved, aud 'hc properly from its
location and other advantages NAY be regarded
rs we'll worthy the attention Of persons dcslr-
ing Il good farm and u cnrllurlnhlr home.
TER.US or N.3LE
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-01-08

The DIRECT RAILRoAD.-The West
Chester Republican, speaking of the Di.
rect Railroad between crossing the up
per part of this county, says:
"a single subscription of $4,000, was
obtained last week, and we understand
that this runs the amount OF subscrip.
tons received during the year, up to
nearly sixty thousand dollars. There
is no such word as FAIL known in the
Direct Railroad vocabulary,.---a fact Of
which even the croakcrs are becoming
convinced.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-01-08

TRUSTEES SALE
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-01-08

A TEMpERANaE SER MoN.-One u the
most powerful addresses TO which we
evsr listened, was delivered on last Sum
dsy evening in the NJ. f.. Church in
tbs town by the Rev. Henry +. Hurn.
II held the audience spesl-bound an hour
and half, and must have produced a
great good effect.
EoiToRs AS CANDI DArEs.-Latterly
the claims of Editors to Office from the
parties for whom they have to do battle
seems to be generally acknowledged.
The three candidates tor Mayor Of Pitts.
burg are printers. J. 3. Guthrie is the
Democratic candidate. j. Heron Fos-
tsr, editor Of the Despatch, is the Free
SOIL candidate. K. NJ. Riddle, editor
OF the Journal is the wing candidate.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-08-16
TUESDAY MORNING. AUGUST IS. 1858
MAIL FAILURES. mail failed yesterda.

MAt1 FAILURES The mail failed yesterday
from beyond Charleston. We have Savannah
and Charleston papers of the 18th inst We are
compelled to chronicle these mail failures, on
an average, three times week, and we have
been so much annoyed at being obliged to notice
them so often that we have come to the conclu.
sion that it would be better to indite standing
notice, to be taken out when the fact will admit
of it, stating that &c the mail failed yesterday
from beyond Montgomery" or " beyond Charles
ton" as the case may be.
The Courier of Sunday last in spirit rather
more hopeful than, we fear, will be justified by
the event, says:
We trust, and have good reason to believe
that the Postmaster General will touch with his
corrective authority the manifold abuses prac-
ticed on that portion of the route of the great
Eastern mail, lying between Mobile and Mont
gomery. 1t is on this section of the route that
four ffths of the mail failures occur-and all,
we have no reason to doubt, through the negli-
gence of the contractors and agents. The neg
ligence has SO long been practiced with impu-
nifty, that the contractors begin to think fail.
ure of the New0rleans mail is authorized and
perfectly legal. But these people will see Before
another month passes over their heads, or We
are grossly mistaken.
Wehope the prediction of the Courier may b,
fulflled--but when
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-08-16
Died


On Mcnirv the 18th instant ~ O'Clock VIRGINIA E. daueh
tel PAMELA Ann and James H. Wheeler asod 10 months
t Her flnea will take place at o'clock THIS MORNING, from
The residence parents Magazine street, between St Ardrew
and Josephine The friends aud acquaintance Of the hmy
requested to attend.
IL Norfolk IVA Herald aud Louisville journal will please copy.
ON Monday, August 49, O'Clock Of yellow Fcve MIR. D.
tOREi, aged about 20 native of Weymouth, MHsa
sS lis will take place thus MORNING. oclock from
the Commercial Hotel.
On trldly, August yellow FOver Mr. RICHARD C. ridge
WAY, native Of Finley, Brown county, Ohio.
sF- feunsylyau and ohe papers will please cory.
Al Mississippi City, ths ish nssnt LAURA RuNpFLL TAY
oR adopted daughter ci Calvin and sarah D. Taylst, the III
If her
- N'tkbu'g papers pl'aso copy.
ON Sunday the i4h instant Yellow Fever Mrs MARCIA
NEI III ssLl cgei shout So years
At St cas- N ibr 81 nstan Yell Fever John MlBURN
agod II Yeas tugiue.r Of steamer Lihh Tuna.
In NewuTleans the % instant yellow Fever, ALBERT NIL
BURN, Of John and Matilda hiltUrn, aged u yeas
Ia New0rl,ans the 9Th Instant Of Yellow teysr, ALICE MIL
BURN, aged years ..... 49,.
In NcwuresGl The 18th Of yellow Fever HELM NIL
BURN aged - yesrs
gs' Leasva Cincinnati aud ST. LOUIS papers pease copg,