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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1853-12-21

The weeklv Newberriau.

THIS s the style and title Of new paper, the hrss
number of which now lies before u.s. 1t is published
Mt Newberry c. H., by Messrs. REID d. WILSON, ut
S. 90 per annum in advance, or g., so at the end Of
six months.
The first number of this newcomer is good one
Its conductors, in plain but sufficient salu'nsory
give promise of most laudablc e1ertiOns. We gladly
place the NcuJcrriun" upon our list of exchanges
and cordially extend the riSh, hand Of welcome and
fcluMship 70 It's editors.
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Missing.

WHAT has become Of The South Carolinian, an e1-
ceIlent paper published in Columbia, s. C.. by H. W.
GrDBEs and edited by Mr.. JOHNSON! We are inirly
entitled both by regular subscription and terms OF e1
CHANGE to receive its visits But for the last week 1t
has been suddenly and unaccounlably missing. We
a-e not alone No subscriber here has received one
out of its last five issues. This il provoking, especl'
ally at this time, when look to the Carolinian for
full Legislative intelligence. How is it! Has the
State printing overdone our brothers resources! we
huDr not
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Legislative.

Wr prcsen, our readers as much intelligence from
our Legislature MS we have been able to rake together
Bu, after all, we have only reached the proceedings
OF Thursday last This is owing to some miserable
mis-managemcnt BY which all direct communication
with Columbia has been drbarred us. We blame no.
body because He don't know whose is tho fault
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Resolred. That this Grand Division has been
deeply moved by the melancholy intelligence Of the
death Of brother S. Thomas Brilten, of Hamburg
Called away in the midst of his years and useful
ness, his loss must be regarded as one Of those
Providcntal dispensatons to which We are required
% bow in mournful submission, without being per-
miited to understand it.
Rssolred, That we will cherish the memory of
brothers. virtues, and strive to initiate the bright
example he has left us Of consistent pirty, and un-
wavering zeal in the cause Of Temperance, Charity
and Truth.
ReSoleed, That we tender our heartfelt sympa-
thes to the family Of our deceased brother, aud
invoke for them the consultations and caro- Of Him
who breaks not the bruised reed, aud qucnchcs
not the smoking fax
Resolred, That a blank page in our journal be
incribed with the name Of brother, and drdica-
ted to his memory; and that copy Of these res.-
lutions be communicated to his afflicted widow, to-
gethcr with letter Of coincidence by the G. w. P.
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Bethany Academy.

INIlE Trustees Of Bethany Academy take pleas
ure in announcing To the public that th"ir
School will be opened f,r the reception Of Students
on the 2nd Monday in january 1854, under the su-
peryi.nn Of the well known and successful nstruc.
tor. WM VI. HEATH, Esq.
Rates Of Tuition the same as those charged b.
the former Rector. Mr.. GALrnlS.
Board can be obtained in the most respectable
families ON reasonable terms and convenient I" the
School. WILEY HARRISON,
W. ZIMMERMAN,
!. l.. TALBERT.
Dn. S. +. STEVENS,
&. j. SHEPPARD.
D..o IL 40
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ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER ASIA.

CHARLESTON, Dec. Is.
The Steamer Asia has arrived ut New York with
later European intelligence.
LIVERPOOL CorroN MARxET-The salrs of the
week reach $4,000 bales, of which spectators took
5000, and exporters 5000 bales. The quotations
are unchanged.
AL qualities of Flour had declined two shillings,
but holders were not pressing the market.
Trade in the manufacturing districts had largely
declined.
The Money market was tighter. Con,ols had de-
clincd to 4sa95.
The transactions in American Securities were
small.
The war makes but little progress but the battles
fought are ssll in favor Of the Turks.
There is new project for an arrangement pro-
posed by Austria.
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H Y II E NJ IA L.

MARRIED, BY Rev. John X. Johnston on Thurs
day evening, the 18th inst, Mr.. WILLIAM l.orr and
Miss Missouri y. BARRosroS, all Of Edgciield
District.
MARRIED, on The morning Of the Ist Instant by
Rev. d. Walker, Mr.. Joas +. IARRIsoS, Sr. and
Miss MARTHA BURNETT, all Of this District
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For THE ADvKRTIsKR.

Mr.. EDITOR The following Resolutions in re-
gard to the death Of Mr.. S. THOMAS TRITON, P. W.
p, were unanimously adopted at the Sixth Annual
Temperance Of South Carolina, recently held in
Columbia, as all humble but honest token Of their
high esteem Of their deceased brother and by
copying them in the columns Of your popular jour
nal you will confer favor on IIAMuuEG.
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Fresh and Pure Garden Seeds

r CST Received large and we'll assorted supply
81 Of Garden SEEDS from the celebrated
Seed Establishment "f Constuck, Frrre s. Co.,
warranted fresh and pure.
II you with Ia have your Garden we'll stocked
with choice Vegetables next year. y"u have nothing
To do, hut t" get supply Of these Seeds. make your
ground rich, plant at tho right time and cultivate
properly. e. l.. PENN, AGEar.
Dec 81 # 40
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Wish a Fine Boot

On neat Cater! snug Shoe. or light Slip
PER! or any thing else in that line! Call q, WELSH S
JOHN WEIsu's, in Augusta. But first turn over
and read what he says elsewhere about his Stock on
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Snowden & Shear

ARE always full Their supplies are regularly re-
c.iyed and abundantly varied. No where can goods
be found superior to theirs. We invite attention to
their advertisement
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w DEATH OF WIN. ADcER, Eso.-Thc Charles
ton Courier, of the 18th instant, says 1T is our
melancholy duty this morning, to announce the
death of William Adger, Esq, fourth son of James
Adgcr, Esq. and one Of the most esteemed, mcr-
chants Of this city, which occurred as the Telegraph
MORN, us, at New York yesterday.
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Irrwill be seen that our imm-diates fellow.citzen,
Col. R. G. NJ. DusovAsT, has been elected AdJutant
and Inspector General. He will prove himself. UT
admirable successor Of noble old CASTEY.
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Notice.
Notice.
Manufactured Tohacco

TUST Received direct from the Factory, THIRTY
O Boxes CHEWING TOBACCO, comprising
Four Choice Brands, VIZ: Honey Dew, Oronoco,
Extra and Premium. For sale BY the Box. or a,
rc,a at LOW PRICES. DON'T fail TO call and
sample before buying elsewhere
G. L. FEM, AGENT.
Oct 26 f a.
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Christmas is Coming |!

And the inquiry naturally arises, Where ean
find supply of good things to feast on sa-
ring the Hoilydays7"
rTIlE Subscriber is now receiving the LARGEST
L supply OF
Fruits and Confectionery
That has ever been offered for sale in this place,
md respectfully invites all to call and get supply
us good things for Christmas.
Look ont now little Boys and Gi,ls-hang up
your Stockings and Bags, for Old Santa Clause is
coming. again to fill them with his good things.
G. l.. PENN, Agent.
Dec 81 ~
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B- On Saturday evening, on the Old Colony
Railroad, the draw at Ncponset Bridge was left
open, and powerful locomotive, tender and two
baggage cars of a freight train went through. No
lives Mcrc lost
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N Notice! !!

A III. Persons indebted TO me, cith .r by note or
n account. are respectfully requested 10 call and
settle on or before til. first Monday i'll January next
As my business is n CASH BUSINESS, hope
none will be- attended 10 find their accounts (Which
they have contracted III violation Of my syseIn) III
the hands Of collector after that date.
ii. \. GRAY.
Dsc Of 40 ~
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Notice..

A IL Persons indebted to the Subscriber either
IA by Note or Account due lst January 1859
and 5i, are hereby requested 10 call and pay up
immediately as longer indulgence than the lst JAM
uary next will not be given.
j. NJ. C. FREELAND.
Dee 81 1t 40
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Hamburg, Dee 10

" TIE Friends of Lieut.. L. CORLEY an
nounce himas Candidate for Major of the Lower
Battalion, 9th Regiment, to fill the vacancy ocea-
stoned by the promotion Of Maj. B. F. STRoM.
Nov 80 If 46
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- . - - -.
OBIT U A R Y.

DIED in this District, at the residence of Mr.
WILLIAM MILLER, on Sun@ay evening last, JOEL
ROPER, only son Of WILLIAM and MARY Miller,
age eleven months.
Little lovely Joel thou art gone
From whence no traveller would return;
Then earthly parents o. do not weep
For Christ his spirit viii surely keep. ].
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COM II e r CT A L.
Correspondence af tho Advertiser.

Correspondence of tho Advertiser
HAMBURG, Dec. II, 1853.
Corroy-Our Market for the past week has been
csa SMGvef an II ,e f. th HGfPhn s4Ts g
market have been steady and without change for
sometime. We quote as extremes 4 at 10 cts.
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II Office !!

A IL Persons nnywise indebted to the Estate Of
N John Wise, deed, are hereby requested to
make immediate settlement, and those having de-
mands against said Estate will please render in their
accounts forthwith, properly attcstcd, according to
law. SIDNEY WISE,
q. H. MILLER. ''N '''
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Dec l2
Sheriff Sale.


DY Virtue of sundry wri,s Of Fl. Fa. TO m
u directed, | shall proceed 10 sell OH iii
frs, Monday in Dec. next, nj Edgcticld CouI
House, the following property in the foliowiu
eases, viz: .,,.,.s- :!
Henry T. Wright. Ordinary, vs William 7
Smith, The Defendants interest in Tract
Land containing Onc Hundred acres, more q
less, lying on Turkey Greek. and bounded I
lands rf Mr.. Frazier, the Estate OF NNliiiai
S;rum and others.
Mary Harden vs. II. p. Smelling, One sorr|
Horse.
Thoma. II. Marshal & Son VS. Henry Luthd
nan S..zz.L Marr. Rri..Ie and Saddle. --~
4. F. G"ode vs franklin Zimmerman nj
Eliza Zimmerman, his wife, One Negro womf
Mimy ard child Betty.
Terms Cash.
L. JONES, S. E. d.
Dec 10 81 48t
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Administrators Sale,

Administrators Sale.
WTII.T. be sold on Monday tho 9Th .Januar,
w next aud the day fo"wnC. ut the late rex
dencr Of Daniel Smith. decd, all tho personal Is
tac "f rail deceased, consisting Of
Twenty-Seven Valuable Negroes,
Among them one good Blacksmith, three wagoners
and several Cooks, washers and ironcrs.
THREE THOUSAND BUSHELS OF CORN
Fodhrr. Cotton, Cotton Seed, Oats,
HORSES, MULES, CATTLE, SHEEP AND HOGS,
Household aud Kitchen Furniture three good R ID
Wagons, one Carriage, one Buggy, Blaci smith
Tools, and numerous other articles.
TERMs.-tll ruis "f S. and under cash. all sums
over s., twelve months credit with two or NOR.
good securities.
JOHN p. MTCKLER. 80,
CHARLOTTE SMITH. ouo
Dec 81 It 40
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CAROLINA HOTEL.
EDGEFIEJD DC. H.. S. c..
May IL
Notice.

SToCKnOLDERS IF the Hamburg and Edge
y field Plank R"ai company. are hereby nottie,
that tn. next annual meeting Of the Stockloldert
will take pace on Wednesday. the lth day Of Jar
lar. n II, at the Company's Office in Hamburg, 4
which time statement OF the affairs Of the Cnmpa:
nv will b- suhn it.ed. There will also be IN elrd
ion for President and Directors. a full zttrndaEci
is d.si:rd W. e. Sll'LEf, See. Il Treas.
II. & +. Hank osd Co'ny
~ Q, AZ
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Administrators Notice,

HNIlOSE indebted tn the Estate Of AIexan'e-
Il. Hamilton. deed, al the time Of his DEATH ar
urgently rrqmrstly 10 make payment before the ls'
rf February next. ~ after date all unsettled de-
mands will certainly b. put in suit. The Cndc'-
signed is compelled To collect these dues To NJ, ct &c
demands against the Estate, the proceeds %! tie
sale not being available for at least one year from
the Sth Drc. 1854. All those having demands
against the sat", also requested TO render them
in by the lst February next. in order that may
certain the demands against the Estate.
TllOS. RODGERS, Adm'u.
Dec 81 Its 40
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Masonic Notice,
1927 Acres Land for Sale.

l,O27 Acres Land f0r Sale,
MILL be sold at Elgcfeli Court House, "n
w Sale day in January next. unless previously
disposed Of, the tract Of Land known asile Cosby
Tra.t containing
l,O27 Acres,
More or less. situated abou, nine mites from lam
burg, on the Plank Road, ut the fork of the Edge
field and Pine House, or Columbia Road. On the
place are two comfortable Dwellings, so located
That the tract can be divided into two settlements,
with suitable outbuldngs each. The location on
the Plank Road, which runs through the land about
mile and half. The proximity 10 the new Acad.
enly at Sweet Water, and directly on the route OF
the Raj; Road from Hamburg to Columbia, together
with its being well established stand for public
house, offers inducements seldom to be met with.
The above land is well wooded, and can be made
to pay for ITSELF in acw years. by hauling wood to
Hamburg and Augusta.
Terms, one third cash, balance in one and two
years, with note and approved securities.
II. y. KENRlCE President,
H. & L. Plank Road Co.
Hamburg Dee 10 2t AZ
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sS"I IHE salary Of the Lord Lieutenant OF Irelant
is SlOO, 900 a year, and he spends $4,000.
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sg-MsTaop,sr CHoRon SoUTH.-The Mississippi
Conference or the Methodist Episcopal Church,
South, recently held its annual session in Canton,
Miss. This body Of ministers numbers about eighty"
The membership represented by them is reported &c
l3, 500 whites and l0,Ul5 blacks. Besides the ira
Yelling ministers who compose The Conference, there
are lJ7 local preachers There has been an increase,
as the result of the past years abors Of 800 menu
bers. Six Of the travelling preachers died during
the year. Bishop Capers prcsides. His health was
SO nirm that he would return home from that point,
AMI not finish his appointed Epspcopal tour
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give are informed, says the " Grcenvillc Noun
taineer' that the passenger train will run up TO the
depot this evening so the Grccnville Rail Road is
completed So fur so good.
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TJouy RILEY has been sent to the state prison
for two years and half for sending letter threaten
ing to destroy the property of the Utica and Sche-
ncctady railroad company The letter was written
by Rileys son, boy Of 6 years, under compusi"n,
his flther not being able to write This is case in
which the advantages Of education not apparent
ut the 'frst blush'
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ShcriG''s Sale.

sSkACEAM - SSaHCs
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
w. T. Smith and others Applicants,
Sarah S"phronia Smith and others
Defendants.
DI Virtue of an Order from H. T. Wrish
ID Ordinary Of Edgcfrd District, shall pr
crrd to sell in the above stated case. on the frs
Monday in January next, at Eigrfcld Com
House, onc Tract of Land belonging to tho z,
tate of Samuel Smith, dec. situated on Turke
Creek, containing One Hundred acrcs, more d
less, and bounded by lands of Mrs. Frazic
Estate of William S,rom and others.
TERMs-A credit nniil the first day of Der
1854, except costs which must be paid in casf
The purchaser will be required to give bon
with good security, and \ Mortgage Of the prem
ises to the Ordinary TO Secure the purchas
money. LEWIS JONES, s. E. D.
Dec 10 81 48
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Fresh New Wheat Flour
AND YEAST POWDERS.

lust Received Thirty Barrels Of that Choice
Barrel sold can be returned il not approved.
Asn, One GrnYs nf Preston & Mrrrcll's lnallibe
YEAST POWDERS. No excuse fnr bad bread
now. For sar by G.. l.. PENN, Agent.
Dec al If 40
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ShcriG's Sale.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
EDGEFIEl.D DISTRICT.
John /; !: +. = D.sy' u 5..

p
DY Virtue of Decree from the Court
ID Equity. in the above stated case, sfi
proceed to sel on the first Monday in Janus
next, at Edgrfeld Court House,
The life Estate Of the Defendant John E. ]
Ryan, in Twrnry-Onr Negro Slaves, viz {: l'ulI
Butler, Austin, Little Charles, Ben, Newto
Mirdsc. Adaline and two children, Van, JiI
pho:bc. Dsllas, Maryann, Victoria. Louisiau
Parlhrnia, Pompry, Louis and Charles. :;
Terms Cash. The purchaser will be require
to give bond with adequate surety in donble Il
value Of the slaves purchased, 10 Raise NJ. Flu
Ter, Trustee, conditional f"r the f"r,h coming
the said slaves respectively, with the future iss.
Of the females among them, Ht the death Of
F. Ryan, To an-wrr t" The claim of those may
entitled to them in remainder. :!
LEWIS JONES, S. E. d.:
Dee 10 st 4S.
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Sf-The immense Printing Establishment of the
Nlessrs. Harpels, on Pearl street, together with
seven adjoining buildings, were destroyed by fire
Monday about noon. LOSS 81 900 0O0-insurarcc
$780, 900. BY this disaster nearly one thousand
persons-mcn, girls and boys-arc thrown out of
work. Three persons were burnt--N. Y. Her
ald, 18th inst
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Adiutant General.

~ We are indebted to Hon. J. 2. CARROLL for
interesting pamphlets.
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~ Ir IS estimated that the probable stock ~
cotton in Liverpool on the 3lst inst, will be 2I7,-
400 agains, $685. 80 bales nj the same time last
vpnr
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s5s- THE lIARrEns.-Thc misfortune that has
occurred 10 the IIarpcr's in the destruction Of their
immense establishment cvokcs from the New York
press many expressions of regret as we'll rs Of per-
sonal esteem for these cnterprisng gentlemen.
The Mirror relates the following incident -
Col. John Harper was employed in one Of his
lower counting-roons when the startling announce
mcnt was brought him that the building was on fire.
coupled with the enquiry" What portion of the
property shall we save first, sir !'
Never mind the property" replied Mr. Harper
-" save the lires.'
"This is rad calamity. SIR said friend to slr.
John Harper, aluding to the confagration,-"a a
large number Of poor psrsons thrown out Of en-
ploymcnt."
ooh, Yes, answered the Mr.. Harper, "God bless
them, they must be seen to-"
Another of the brothers, not present at the fire
when he heard oe it, askcd, Are any lives lost ~
-" No" was the reply. "Then," said he. 'All
is we'll" With such spirit to meet such a calam-
i,y, all VIII be well, and the ente:prising and in
dcca,isablc IIarpers, backed by the warm syrnpa-
,hies Of the community and the country, will rise
from the ashes OF this cpnhagra,ion Ph9nx-ke.
No loss Of property can ovcrwhc!m such men.
GJ' MOVEMENTS OF TIE RUSSIAN SorADRoS.-
Letters, dated Shanghai, 2lst September, mention
that the Russian Admiral Puut.alnc had arrived
with his squadron before Nangasaky on the 22d
August, and was actively engaged with the 'lapa-
nesc authorities in negotiations, which were not ter
minated on the Is, ofScptcmber. The Russian 'hps
consisted of the frigac Paas, the corvette oil,
youtz;,, the transport Prince Mcnshko!f.
Three Russian officers of the corps Of naval con
struction, have been ordered to leave Ct Petersburg
for New York, to suprrintrnl tie building Of 1
ninety gun slip, with screw rr"pcllrrs.
II Ir Is estimated that the probable stock I"
cotton in Liverpool on the 3lst inst, will be 21I,
400 against 33S,s2O bales nj the same time las
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Notice.

a LII Persons indebted to the Estate of Stcphen
"a Smith, decd, are requested to make payment
and those having demands agunst the Estate will
present them properly attested.
LEVY MCDANIEL, Adm'or.
Nov 80 If ae
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Dec 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-08

CLARK-TuACHER-At Brdgewster Mas, June DE- Luther
Cak Superior to Ms Mary O. daughter of b. TEACHER
CUTLER-MooRE-At WINCHESTER Mass, May g, Warree Cut
Ter Miss Mary Moore OF Monticello NewYok
ENsLN-MEGAREY.At Brsbklyn on Taesday. June BY Row
W. C. Cutler d. d. Ensn to Charlotte Nven hegarey eldest
dsufhte of the late Alex. MegaIey.
TIMs-HAMBLlN.-At Weymouth Mass, June s. James G.
Ens Of Boston, Miss Martha j. dambin daughter Of John "
HsmhIn, ofNew-lmk. 800,
KTLIbGo-WTEELER-A Boston, Mass June S, Asher Sax
Kelogg Of Detroit Michigan, To Mrs Elizabeth Clarendon
Wheeler.
'DoWIIgG-KINDON.-At Will4ms5urgh June Z, by Rev.
Charles REYNOLDS Christ Church. North Brooklyn William Leh
rdee Dow lins 10 Maria Louisa KDdon OF Wiiansburgh .
kORRs-sHAw.-lnP Providence June Charles Urban Nor
ria flow Of Oe College England aud Jane w. Brown
Seneh,sr Of the lae Professor Oliver Shaw.
RfissFIi-TAYLOR-A Boston, Mass, June Hon. Thomas
one Police Court Miss Nelly Taylor
aspehtsr OF Rev y. 4. Taylor. -, =,
SPEIR-PATERScN-O Tuesday June 7, by Rev. j. W. Alex
snder ID. d. Francis speir 10 Cecilia NJ. Paterson
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-08
Did.

CRANE-On Wednesday, June a Putnam Cor NJ IL
aer and iness Isaac Crane sgea yes h frat
80 -, cotton factory Georgia aged g. native Of Virginia
wife and several children ahohs 'uo 'e''0' ~
Dearipg Mayor Of Augusta. , L., = vao-;.t Alan of
OAYOn Monday June the residence OF @ n
the late Martin Gay Of Boston adS years ana ~ w Kali
KEILO0G'-In Brooklyn June =, Nate FaAo WIN " -
Dgs aged 2 .e .on.r,nr.ion
fhIMFREIn this city Tuesday mornne o. eonsu"P"on'
81 Palmer ssed years, 5months and "a days -, L.
frieDds Of the family are nveo ~
nr on THURSDAY afternoon O'Clock at the residence OF ms
mothersn.law Mrs f. simonton, No 81 Naiick$t - - n,
WEsT-On Monday, June g. IN the @h year he age MARY
West =, -, e,u. c. p,po.
Chnreh Centrsst "Wednesday morning June at ~ oeok
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EnfeiEn Parfa.

York for Australia
Ahcs t0th bark J. Hnsy Barnes I'm Sierra
Leone Just snivsd tr Lowder Brown m eoas unc
Charlotte Ann Gate Brymner, eeceaseSl do. do
Ansostus 18th ulf- brig Flying Cloud Merrill, for NewYork
loading
81 shout Sd u sehr Ukran Lowry from and for Bal
more, leg.
AT Marsanls ut bark Manchester Gupt for Boston,
Sailed from Santa Cruz Cuba lith ut brig w. Maxwell Burt
Boston.
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