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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-10-06
few DAYS since Of 10 bbIs. On

Os1oSsSae from wharf few days since OF III Dds Oh
ions at 81 80 7R Dbl. lot of
re bb received on Friday sold from wharf at 81 B bb
sell 50@$4 u.s. Sweet Potatoes come IN SLOW"
w. and sell from carts and boats at S5 cents @ s! bushe
PRovIsoNsN. C. BACON has gone up shade TINS week.
and we notice only small parcels received ne supply re-
taers hands very light and there is in first hand
The sales Thursday last reach only 0OO bs at
cents hog round 10 cents for sides and shoulders ana
IL I4 cents R 10 for hamsa which figures there far
demand In Western cured have nothing new to note
and there is fair stock store On Monday lbs shout
ars sold at "a cents % H. cash. See table for prices
as in quantity 1.-THE sale of 5000 lbs reported in last at
cents for sides should have been at cents for shoulders and
cents % III for sides 1-LARD-The receipts of N g.
make for several weeks past have been very SMALL which has
caused the price to go up shade and the article is
scarce in good enquiry One two small parcels sofa t
week at l2@12t in bbls and IL cents B 10 In Kegs
PoRKn Northern Mess there change in price, and we
notice full supply in store Sells at $l5@$16 y Dbl, as In
quantity c., 1.., - >. u.ouo and
the demand be somewhat checked Received this
week sacks OF which $50 sold ST. 3d. 500 sacks
vious to arrival at 81 So and 1890 do do do. private
unsod Our quotations m table are for store
rates Alum Sas better supply prices have receded
shade 5000 bushels received on tuesday and sold on p
yate terms selling from vessel at 10000 CENTS and from
store at 6O@62h cents % bushel, as in quality
SHINGLESln Common the sales tor the week reacn ony
about 900 at So % None lot of good quality brought 81
We also notice made few days since for 5OO
900 So u M See table for prices OF Contract
STAvEsW O. Bb in fair enquiry, and none received
Last sale at $25 y M % ct. off for culls
TBER-Is in fair demand, and receipts light The sales
the week reach only S@O ra at prices ranging Wthn
classified figures See table ~
coastwise rates have little change to no
ce For several vessels have been taken
up at under deck and % cents and under
port the amount of produce Offering See table for
last paid.
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RoslN-n this article activity during
the week and Common has advanced q TO former
quotation with sales of 900 bbs follows On Friday
1000 bb 81 20 for large bb Saturday, 300 do at same
price; Tuesday, 200 at 81 25 and Wednesday, 400 do
81 25 for large and 81 Is 81 IS for small size bar
res. The supply on market is very light, and only
small parcels offering for sale We fair enquiry at
81 Is ST. . for small to large size bbls. There also
demand Nos and 2 with sales Saturday Of 500
bb No. 81 . to 81 so; Tuesday 500 do. do at 81
624 to s. Wednesday, so do at 81 90T3bbl., quail
ty; ON Monday 200 bbs No ST. 37a and Wednesday
100 do at 81 Is u Dbl
TAR--Ruled steady quotation of last week up to
Monday when declined 10 cents, but this morning up
So 20 The receipts for the week have been light footing
up only 400 bb 1888 of which at So 20, and lo7 at
So u Dbl There appears be fair demand this morning
at highest quotation.
CoFFEE-No change notice prices and fair stock in
Sales Friday and Saturday OF ITO bags Rio at a
II y h. quantity table for prices of other
descriptions.
CorroNThe transactions since last review have been
limited only small parcel (3i balcs) having changed
hands at cents y ID for fair quality. There is hone on
| market that of, and dema nd exists
CORN MEM-ls in good supply and sells fon store at 50
EMPTY BARRELs-ln Spirits Turpentine barrels note d
full supply on market with limited enquiry and the price
81 3 for second hand, and s. 25 q 81 40 for new.
% xSb rss HSs sd the On Mon d zoo Of 49,
sold at s. Is y Dbl Selling from store at So so.
FLOuR-Ihe market for Fayetteville brands has relied
steady during the week and prices have declined
last week. rate The transactions have been light, and
have been principally Of small parcels 81 IS So for super
ne-ast sale being at lowest figure The supply
fully sufficient for the demand sellers generally king
S. but there is little disposition the part buyers
operate at this quotation.
GRAIN-ln CORN note very dull market here. here
is little demand for the article sargoe have
arrived which have been sent to another market Sci ling
from at So cents for yellow and $500 bushel fo
white full supply in dealers hands-OArS- None re-
the past week supply in store is fully go ia
to the demand Sells at quotations, i'll quantity
quality. See e.--PEAs-t1ow Peas are in demand
and none arrived would readily bring 81 % Is bushel
RICE Only 36 casks clean received last
which has reailed from store % H. In rotIgI
article hear sales this bushels at 81
and 900 do. at 81 Is D bushel The crop this
full but owing to the shone of in other
ton the probability that prices here will be higher.
HAY-We have receipts of Hay to notice this week
there is however, fair supply in market and quotation
e are for store rates. See table
d LINE-Receved this week only $50 casks Lime whic3
changed hands at 81 20 cask The supply in light
sells at 81 so.
LUMBER-R iver-Nothing done this article during tn
- week, and quotations merely nominal. See table.
$ MoLAssEsOny small supply of Cuba Molasses on ma
ket, and none In first hands See table for store rates.
quantity.
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At the residence of his brother George v Strong, ESQ
IN Golds6oro', N c., ON the Sd instant. hObEhI
STRONG aged about - years. of the late Dr. Strong
On the 2sth ult, by Hiram Hinnant. ESQ., Mr.. ARTHUR
STANSELL, to Miss ELIZABETH MEARES, all of Co.
lumbus county.
On the 18th Sept, Mr.. D. F. sUGGs to Miss SARAH
CARoIiNE EDWARDs-by z. Hilburn, Esq, all of Co.
lumbus CO.
Mr. On 2s s RsaF ff1R0 to S miss B0a%S5i
On the 2i"t ut r W. TAYLOR to Miss KATHA-
RINE GOWAN, by G. w. Goodwin, Esq, all of Column
bus Co.
In Duplin county, the 18th ult, after long and
year her age The deceased has left actonate mother
brother sister, besides lends and relatives to
mourn their rreparabe loss ~
In this county, the Sth of September, MARY ELlL-
ABETH daughter of Joseph J. and Ann R. Ward, aged
Calm on the bosom of thy God
Young spirit rest thee nowi
Fen while with us thy footsteps trod,
His seal thy brow.--CoT.
At his recently adopted home in Nash county at clock
P NJ, of the 18th ult, ROBERT N. VEELL in the fifty
the last week by paralysis of the right side. Though his
suerings great it will be sayng to his friends to
had no terrors for him He had made his preparation and
he met with camness and resignation His face rayed
with pleasure in the grasp of death For twenty-sx
years he had been piOus member of the Presbyterian
church He had discharged the various duties of his life
Christian, Editor, public officer, farmer and neigh
bor with rmness and consistency rarely met with
His intercourse with the world and the government
of his family marked by the wise discretion His
but they the excellent among men, and the bands
their friendship strong Courteous and polite to all,
he c1urted the smiles of Actuated in all his dealings
he mconceved the right He lived unpoluted by
the world. The song attery had charm for him. He
had feverh thirst for notoety love for fame
that which springs from desire of Justice The writer
this could admire and appreciate him. but to chronicle his
acer, but its delineaon is left for amore delicate hand
Standard please copy: COM
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A WEAK SToMACH.-On one occasion the Vice
Chancellor, Dean Miller, said to me very abruptly
s'You have been looking at time know
what you are thinking on; you think that eat a
COMPOUNDED DEAL" ''No, Sir" said II am surprised
that you eat of such variety of Dishes "The truth
it has digester much it Of one kind of food,
it will get to work and digest some other ch>erv-
ed TO him, That the weakness of his oton,ac',
resembled that of Dr.. Topping, physician at Col
chester, who, when gentleman with whom he was
dining expressed dissatisfaction at his not taking
claret which had been provided expressvely for him,
answered: 81 have no objection to take a bottle, or
a couple, of caret. but have weak a stomach, !
am obliged to drink bottle of port first"
Gunnino's "reminiscences
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HOW TRUE

MAN needs but little here below, needs that little
long, But before the dream of life past and the shad
the loved and the Beautiful drop into the silent
to yourselves unfadng fac-simile of their faces which
Iedce of their worth when living In order do this in
will afford you the greatest satisfaction 60 to
d snnerior likeness will be furnished moderate charge
Sent 25th 1854 l|-tl
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HoILowAYS Pulls, certain for arrangements Of
the Stomach and Bowels Liver Complaints Loss of Appe
tte and Bilious DsordersThese Pills have wonderful eff
feet upon dsorg nized system; acting Immediately upon
the fluids thus the most impure blood becomes totally chan
ped Persons who them for few weeks cannot fail to
meet with cure of any of the above cases. and those who
NAV be unfortunately affected with disagreeabe often
ve breath do better than avail themselves of these
invaluable Pills.
Sold at the Establishments Holloway, 80 Maiden
Lane New York. 24 strand Temple Bar, London
and bv all respectable Druggists and Dealers in Medicines
throughout British Empe and ofthose of the United States
in Roxes at 3c so each Wholesale by the prncipa
Drug houses Union aud by A O. BRADLEY Whining
ton NJ . .,. $3.50. ;z
B. directions guidance of patients every disore
are affixed to each box.
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This morning only 20 bbs offering, which taken
above the market is firm with fair demand from shippers
article ruled steady at last week
quotation 48 cent) this morning when advanced 10
cents with sales 1880 gallon. There appears to
be more activity the time of closing enqu
ries and sellers generally firm in asking SO cents there
is full stock in first hands The sales for the week foot UP
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-10-06

JAPAN LETTER PAPER-The editor of the New
York Herald has been shown a letter written by an
officer Of the japan squadron upon paper Of native
manufacture. Its texture is remarkably light, so
much So indeed, that il is described as something be-
tween the finest bank note paper and gossamer.-
And yet, though is apparently of the very fimsiest
material, it is remarkably strong and cohesive. 1t
appears to be, and probably is, manufactured out OF
pulp made of rice The paper is ornamented and
perhaps sodifed, by veining of pretty design
somewhat IN the manner as the watering on
some bank note paper. The specimens of diverse
pattern. Ore of the designs consists of sexagonal
geomctrcal figures Of about an nce in circumference
and comprising several lines most ingeniousIy con
nected together into sort of Chinese puzzle the key
to which it is impossible to find. The other two
have lowery and beautifully carved designs, which
with the gossamer texture of the paper, give it the
appearance OF Honiton lace They were all of the
ordinary note paper size. The paper must be admi-
Taby adapted to receive and retain INK, as the wri
ting had all the appearance of superior TYPOGRAPHY
The letter is dated from Hakodadi, Island of Yesso
and the writer says
We shall sail from here in few days for Samoda
there to finish business in relation 10 trea
ty and about the first of July we shall sail fol-
China, touching way at Lew Chew, (the
prettiest island in the worldly Oho Sma, Formosa
Fuh-Chow. NIngpo, and Annoy. About October we
expect Capt Adams from the United States with the
ratified treaty. and then leave China for the UneC
States, touching at japan, the Sandwich Islands, Sar
Francisco Panama, Valparaiso, Callao, Rio de ia
nelIo, st. Thomas, and then home.
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correspondent sends US the following paragraph
of high falutin from notice of Mrs Stoves last
volume in the Lowell Journal of July 18th:
"The greatest char acteristc about her is her Go J.
fearing, man loving, bosomy soul, which signs with
oil mems woes, and prays for the Macbethian Mil
lennial all hail hereafter y
Query Does the writer mean by dosomy soul,
one that cottonS to all creation :!
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STEAMER SPRAY FOR SNIITHVILLE & ORION.
Change Of Schedule, Commencing Monday, 4th
September.
r~A STEAMER SPRAY, Capt John B. PRICE,
=.s2sZ- will ply between Wilmington and Smithville
landing at orion, as follows -
Leave Wilmington, Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday a
ternoons, at o'clock. -
Leave Smithvlle, Monday, We dnesday and Friday
nings at 81 o'clock. -
Passage One Dollar Children and Servants hafprice
FREIGHT at customary rates Light Freight only Ia
ken Saturdays.
Apply to Captain on board, or to
A. H. VANBOKKELEN,
Sep. 2, lS54-30S-tf-1tf No South Wharyes.
Commercial CODY.
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FAYETTEVILLE, Oct Bacon 10@l0R; Beeswax
2@25 Cofee-Rio l1@l2a Laguyra 00@l3R St. Domingo
GO@OO Cotton-Fair to good @Sa, Ordinary to mid TO
8; Feathers 40@45 Flour-Superfne So 1907 90, Fine
6 5O@6 IS, Scratched $500 90 Grain-Com OQ90 90,
Wheat OO@O CO., Oats $1,000, Peas 00@O 90, Rye 00
co. Lard ll@l2 SaltLverpool tsack) OO0@2 90, Alum
(bu) OO@O 90.
Bacon--Recepts to-day large for the season. prices
changed Cotton No change worthy ofnotce. Flour Heavy
and dull. Corn--Present prices not easily obtained.
BALTIMORE, Oct 3.-Flour--sales of Howard street
brands at 81 25 Rye Flour $797 25 Corn Meal 81 1870
So Wheatsales of good to prime white at 81 50@l 90
choice do 81 Co. good to prime red at 81 4Ol 90 Corn
sales of white at 7l@75c yellow 7@74c Rye 81 POL IA
Coee-sales of Rio at Ilc Bacon shoulders
7@74c. side &c., hams 9@l2tc Lard in bbls. lOg@lc in
kegs at liz WhiskeyWe quote hhds. at 4Oc., and bills
at Ale. y gallon.
NEW YORK. Oct. 3D. Corn dull, with a moderate de-
mand at previous rates. sales of yellow at SSl and $500
Slcents for while. Whiskey 4l@4lbc. Pork has declined
2c sales at II S@$l3 for Mess and IL 62@$l IS for
Prime. Beef dull with declining tendency Lard dull
Cotton unchanged with limited business at previous
Coffee and Sugars unchanged, wh-a moderate business
Orleans Molasses pc Flour trfe lower sales of State
at 75@$7 good Ohio 1857 49, Southern dull sale at Is
@$7 81. Wheat dull, prime wanted. Rice unchanged
Turpentine of Spirits at 54c., 80 days; Crude firm
large business doing sales of bb North county,
to arrive at Al. Rosin-COmmOn is firm.
CHARLESTON, Oct. 3.-There was a fair demand
this article to-day, but the transactions limited for the
want supply Some 29O bales sold at prices rang
ing from to 9ac. The market exhibits decided advan-
cling tendency
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REVIEW OF THE WILMINGTON MARKET.
iKoR THE WEEK ENDING OCTOBER 5. 1854.

URpENrNE-The transactions in this article have beer
hight during the week ended this morning. owing to the very
small receipts which up only $50 bbs The market has
ruled steady last weeks prices with the exception Of ONT
parcel nearly virgin which brought 81 Is u 29O lbs The
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WILMINGTON WHOLESALE PRICES CURRENT.

n it should be that quotations generaiy
represent the wholesale prices In filling small orders hgn
or rates have to be paid
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NOTICE

THE Subscribers hereby forewarn all persons from hunt
ing with gun dogs feeding pennng stock, cutting
timber chopping or defacng trees or trespassng in any
ty the utmost gor of the law will be enforced again
ali offenders VIM. r. PICKETT,
HESTER PICKETT
lluplin Oct. 9th, 1854 5-3m*
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LOST.
ONE PROMISORY NOTE, made payable by UrEah /
~ Herring to Benojah Witheringon for ninety five dol
ecoected. All persons hereby forwarned from trading
said and the said Herring hereby forwarned
r"' ~ BENAjAH WiTHER1NGToN.
Branchs Store, Duplin CO., Oct. 9th, '54 SGT
TOPsAL ACADEMY.
NH exercises Of this Institution will resumed on tie
I'd day of Oc 1854, and will be continued term a
tn months, divided into two sessions The is tho
rough and extensive embracing all studies usually
taught in preparatory school.
FIVE MONTHS:
Primary Department. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. So to $I2
Academic '..'..'. ''......................- 10
Board will vary from S. to $40 per- month.
For further particulars address n n. NIXON,
Sept. 25th 1854 21-3t-5-tf
THE NORTH CAROLINA STATE FAIR.
THE SECOND annual State Fair N. c.. State Ag
ricuural Society will be opened visitors general
ly until Wednesday the 18th of October All members of
the Society earnestly requested to be present at h
meeting of the Society Monday evening the 10th inst
at which time the judges for awarding premiums will be APP
day morning, before the Fair Grounds hrongcd with
psfR a:gh oe By order f Of T i75 Hisdsn Rec
NOTICE TO PLANTEBs.---Weh have in store a large
~ stock of low priced Wool Hats aud Cloth Plush
Caps selected for Plantation aud be very
low figures Your orders will be punctualy attended by
lat REVIvORs.-For Smoothing the Nap and rp-
storing the Brightness to Dress Hats, for sale at the
Emporium c. MYERS.
(NENIN CAPS.-Ihe assortment of Boys Fine Caps at
VI the Emporium, is acknowledged to be superior in
riey and beauty to any former supply have had
! Oct. 9th, 1854 c. MYERS
VX7INDOW GLASS, WINDOW GLASs.-3OOO Boxes
w French and American Window Glasses from 7x9 "A
x36. For sale by G. 4 d. DUPRE,
Oct. 3. Wholesale Druggists, Wilmington.
Herald and Commercial Copy.
l1PEKM CANDLES AND SPIRIT CAsI1s.-3O boxes
- Sperm Candles 300 prime New Spirit Casks
for sale low to close consignment T. c. WORTH.
! WRITING DEsAs.-Papier Machc, Rosewood Ma
w hogany, Calf Morocco and Board Writing Desks
beautiful assortment just opened at
} Oct 3. S. w. WHITAKER'S.
DORTE MONNAIEs Reticues Card Cases Tablets F an
cy Memorandum, &C., assortment just opened
Oct. g. S. w WI1ITAkER'S.
(NLOBEs.--An assortment of Globes terrestrial
Vt CelestiaD 6, 9, 10 & II inches, just opened at
Oct3 S. W. WHITAKER'S.
ITT7HE SCH, OIL FOR HUSBANDS by ady Bulwe
i Lytton Received and for sale by J. T. MUNDS.
FDITHS LEGACY, by author Of Adelad. Lindsay
T. Received and for sale by J. I. MUNDS.
LIME IMAGE OF HIS FATHER, or one Boy is NOR
trouble than Dozen Girls, (Quite Error) red
. for sale by j. L. MUNDS.
" RO BBLS Flour. Just received and for by
OU Sept 80 B. F. GRADY
:. WESTERN BACON.-l5 hhds. of No l. Bacon Side
W w and Shoulders just received and for sale by
| Oct 5, 1854 J. HATHAWAY & SON.
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VILLA1NY.-The Buffalo Democracy of the 25th
says:
The particulars of very melancholy case. involv
ing the most diabolical scoundresm have been late
ly detailed to us, recently taking place in this
city. young man, doing a thriving business, was
lately married to daughter of respectable family
living d few miles from town. A day two after
the marriage, he returned his business in the city,
leaving his wife at the residence of her parents
Here young men, associates and friends of his,
in order to celebrate his marriage, engaged him in a
spree he with the rest became intoxicated, and
convulsons followed. A young fellow who had for
merly paid attention to the wife, taking advan
tage of his situation went to the parents house, H.
formed her that her husband was dying, and that he
had been sent to bring their daughter 10 the city
The sudden shock occasioned by this dreadful news
upon naturally nervous organization, craZed the
the poor girl, Notwithstanding which she got into
the bug with the Young man, and prepared 10
come to her, she believed, diving husband. But
the sefconstituted EN- rissary had other Intentions
He took her in a direction opposite to that in which
she supposed herself to be going, and so worked up
her fears that she was, he afterwards asserted.
married to him, though it is hoped the william was
guilty OF a asehoOd IN his statement to that effect
The wretched woman is still deranged, and the off
Gel on the track of the wOuld-be-husband, who
has suddenly decamped. 1t is much to be hoped that
reckless scoundrel may not escape the punish
ment due crime so fagitiOus as his.
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HARRISON,S SOAP.

HARRISON'S SOAP,
MANUFACTURED IN WILMINGTON, N. C. This
WI Soap is warranted to be good article free from cen-
ve smell any admxture that will inure the finest fab
c 1t will be sold tower than any imported Soap of the
quality and the manufacturers trust dealers
consumers will encourage them by its purchase and
FREEMAN & HOUSTON sole agents for the sale
of this Soap in Wilmington and at prices fixed by the
manufacturers.
Aug Both, 1854 305-tf
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Wilmington Bank Rates of Exchange.
Baltimore .- Iper prom Philadelphia per Ct prem
New York,...I g Virginia.. IS
10 tor sc | Charleston. i 50 -
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TOPSAlL ACADEMY.


NOTICE TO PLANTEISs.-We have in store a large
~ stock of low priced Wool Hats aud Cloth and Plush
Caps selected for Plantation aud be offered very
low figures Your orders will be punctually attended by
Oct. 9th, 1884 c.. MYERS
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NEW NAMES FOR THE NAvY.-With consldera-
bic pleasure we see from the Times that
The greatest activity prevails in our dockyards.
Several ne-otbatte ships have lately been laid down
and already in an advanced stage of forward
ness
When these ships are launched we suppose it
will be the duty of the government to oniciate as
godfather, and as we are decidedly of those who
think there's something in a name Notwithstanding
Shakspeares purely nominal objection, we would
suggest t1at the style of naval nomenclature in use
hitherto should be discarded as being complete
ly out OF date and inappropriate. 1t is proverbiaIy
advised that should g call a spade spade,' anC
such helicOse titles the Bulldog the Terrible the
Vengeance, or the Fury, sound imposing only il
the sense OF make-pretence. The peaceful war pol
icy OF our present government would, we think b.
Indicated tar more correctly by such names as tn
Lamb the Reluctant, the Forbearance, the Harmless
and our ships would thus no longer be sailing unde
false titles, seems to be the case, especially in tn
Black Sea, Just at present.-DiogeneS
VERY GRAND JURY.-A bill was receptv hand
ed In 10 the city authotties of San Francisco for Ger
tam refreshments furnished to the Grand jury il
tha, city while pursuing Their Investigations whic
contained the following rich items "One dozen chez
ny wine, three thousand five hundred cigars one doz
en- bottles MarteFs brandy, four gallons do, fv
baskets HeidSeck, bottle bilters, two tins {
crackers, and one hundred and twenty dollars wort
cherry Wine" Some curious gentleman has cipher
ed out that this would give to each of the twenty
Tour Jurors 81 bottles of sheary, $50 CIGARS q bo
lies OF champagne, and II quarts brandy.
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MARRIED
DIED.

In Dupin county the 18th ult by n Frederick, Esq
Mr.. DAVID T. MERRITT. to Miss HANNAH JANE
Youngest daughter of Luke Pollock, Esq.