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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-02-28
DENTHSTR


nOCT. M. NEWTON, Dentist. Office over Bur
IL bank g. Langdon's Store. Main st Montpelier, VI.
from date until further notice
THOSE wishing to consult me professionally at my off.
ice must do from the LIST to the 18th of the month
shall vi SIT Waterbury the 29h of January and shall
also visit Stowe the 10th OF February. shall remain but
few days in each place, unless To fulfill engagements
consequently those wishing TO consult at that time
will call without delay, thus enable to fulfill all en-
gagements in the shortest space OF tme.Perhaps will
be necessary for me TO say anything in respect
my qualifications Dentist than that have enjoyed
larger practice for the last six years than any other Den
list in the Stat. Owing to some recent improvements
and increased facilities for the manufacture of parts or
ulses of Teeth shall he able to insert Plates Of Teeth
CHEAPER than any Dentist in the State and trust those
in want of set OF Teeth will al least call me before
having per work done elsewhere and dc not succeed
gvrg satisfaction both to the PRICE and work they
shall re entitled to my services GRATIS; and has be-
come practice with certain Dentists TO pay travelling
expenses shall make my charges according 10 the cir
cumsances, and in all cases they shall be favorable as
| 81 any other Office in this State.
Teeth inserted upon Gutta Percisa Base, II
desired.
Montpelier. JAM 18th, 1856. 5n
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-02-28
FOR SAE,E
Fish, Fish.

A NEW CHURCH ORGAN, worth $500. ENQUIRE of
II the Editor Of the Freeman.
Montpelier, Feb, Z, 1856. ST.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-02-28
ADMINISTRATORS SALE!
Rare Chance for Great RareainsI

AAohOO AUi
undersigned will sell Mt Public Auction by o,ds =,
s,o, e Cont Tuesday, March 49, 1856, al be
sed, large Iii of '""' "'''ea" uecea'
PERSONAL PROPERTY
consisting In part Of Wagons, sIeebs sleds Harness
ahd Buffalo Robes Flows and Pillow Points San Tnh
Soiler Tubs emlock Spruce and Bass boards s1,a u
cnmgies, ana about two thOusand Cedar Posts ,,ya,
IMAM Pumps scythe snalhs Hay Rakes and ssvsr:y
dozens Cast Steel Scythes and Hoes Also, an ot ,h.
remaining ' d" Vi 'he
sT09& or GOODS,
IN the Store, comprising the variety of articles ken,
~ country store Also, the Fixtures elonging to the
store, to wit: one /" Fire Proof Safe" one new show
Ease, Desks, Stoves, Lamps Oil Cans, &C., &C. Also,
Fifty Volumes of Law Books
and many other articles not named. The Store and the
iahd attached thereto, will be sold that time pness
previously disposed Of ANY person WISH ng 10 engage in
,he mercantile business will find this very desirable
location, and it can be bought cheap. Sales posve
Al. T.. WALLACE, ! Administrators on
MARGARET MCLEAN, ]. McLean's Estate
Cabot, Feb IL, 1885, fow3
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-16

I q Brccalyn, ~ ID, desire % return lhe'r sneers
and Pacific Company No. g. 81 Brvoklyn T. tseir
escort into lire and home Ard especially o. err
New York Fire Dcparsuent ny o~fer o. the coupany
RSQaAkp y, kkEt&f, SECRETARY, JAS. ELKINs, P@oAan.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-04-05
PETERSBURG MARKET.

PETERSBURG MARkEI.
CAREFULLY S9RFsc1ED wESKII pOR TIE srasDARD
Gy0cers and Commission Merchants No. 129 Sycamore st.
PETERSBURG April l, 1856.
TOBACCO.-The breaks are now more moderate and re-
ceps steadily proving and the prices we'll MAIN
tanned. We quote common Tugs at $51a@S5I. Fair to
good sc to day with sales occasionally $7L Common
good Ss1a@$l11a. No very fine Offering
WHEAT.-There is further improvement manifested in
this article to-day, with advance yesterdays prices
of &C. We quote prime red and white at 81 70$ 3d. In
feror and medium grades unchane ed, and in limited de-
mand.
COTTON.-The market continues steady at full prices,
with fair demand at 9@9 for fair to prime Holders de-
mand more for choice lots in store.
CORN-Owng to the continued light receipts, the mar.
ket continues active with considerable enquiry and note
sales of good to prime parcels at 7O@!5c.
PEAS.-The receipts continue light with fair demand
at $500 for Clay, 9O@O0 for Black, and 100@ll0 for
Black Eye.
FLOUR-Has beer dull and anguid through the week,
aud the receipts of country have been heavy for the
Purchasers prefer to buy sparngy and have to note
very limited transactions.
GLOVER SEED.-The stock hand is much reduced.
Prices continue fully regular at a1S@0, to quality
BACON-The market is now better supplied for all des-
shoulders at s11@lo; do sides at 1o1S@ilc. Va hog
LARD.-ContEues in fair request OF III in bills and
0ATS-Masket we'll supplied, and dull q s5@so.
APPLE BRANDY.-Is dull and heavy n sD@S5.
. MEA.--The market rensins quiet. We qnote country
bolted go; upbolted 75c. s&s LAS - sssaSf .
FISH-No.1 cut behring's and IN good demand
& Ss@ssk No, Aacksrel ssx @tsk g Boston in-
axLT-Co Continue. hsssy q o. saast - lsns,
80 x14O@$l60 Nc #. ALL 5ssl -
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Change Of Percentaxe.

1VWn OF Wilmington Ssren per cent. NS0cE.
TWO HUNDRED SHARES OF 800 EACH, of the
stock authorized to B. issued BY the town q vii.
erecting thereon Town Hail. are now for sale The stock
is redeemabc the LIST of January 1876 bears interest at
the rate of cent per payable semann-
the several certificates and for the payment interest &C
crung and of the stock when due the Commissioners of
ton, the real and personal property the twn a
dtion thereto for the ultimate redemption Of this Stock
sinking fund required by law be created which 10
added from to year. not less than thousand
dollars.
Any further details in reference this most In.
vesment will be furnished by application either in person
or by letter to the Treasurer of the town. lgsl,
Il. NORRIS Treasurer.
April 5, 1856. - 20 8w
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LATE PUBLICATIONS. -.
Feb. %, 1856.

LATE PUBLICATIONS.
DHILIP THE SECOND, BY WI. H. PRESCOTT.
II Macaulay's History of England. Vols. 3 and sow
ready. e 4s&
Hiawatha, by IOngfel'ow. ~ ..s-S.1sEtf
Mimic Life, by Mrs. Richie, formerly Mrs. AQwstt)
Rachel Gray, by Julia Kavanaugh fgi 5'isf
Our Cousin Veronica, by Miss Wormeley. s1lal
Shoepac Recollectons: Wayside Glimpse Of Amegican
Life. sT
Woman's Faith: A Tale of Southern Life. w
The Creole Orphans; A Tale of Lousiana.
Dr. Maginn's Miscelanes. VOL 8. Shakespeare papers.
Widow Bedott Papers. ~ .sefsls
Phoenixiana Or, Sketches and Burlesquss. BY John
Pnenix Squibob For sale by 80 49,
Raleigh March "a, 1856. ssz; - &c.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-04-05

FATAL RAILROAD Academia sad accident &C.
Cured at Townsville, Davidson County, on Friday
last, resulting in the death of Mr. VIM. Allen, very
worthy young man, aged about 20 years. He filed
the time of the accident in the act of "cuttng
Oft" car. Before he had got clear, the train star
ted, threw him on the track and he was run over,
crushing one thigh and leg, and one hand. His leg
was amputated by DR.. S. H. Pcndeton, on the eve
ming of the day. but the severity of the shock
and the loss of blood too great and the sufferer
died on Saturday night
Salisbury Waterman.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-04-05
fS56..-Spring Importation.

WYE HAVE JUST RECEIVED, PER SHIP STE
w PHEN Crowell. from Liverpool, lls CRATES OF
CHINA AND EARTHENWARE, aud, from the Eastera
GLASSES, &c. aEszssbss,'
The stock. usual. is large and commanding. Having
been imported Direct purchased the favorabo
terms cuabled to- and WILL offer the greatest in
merchants and others goods in our
line. en p, -
An examination of our stock is respectfully solicited
KERRG MARBURY,t
Importers and Dealers in China, Glass Earihenwars,
&c, "a & rs, Sycamore St.,
Petersburg Va
Feb. g. 1856. 5J-lw.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-04-05
THE WAKEsDENocRACy

I THE WAKE DEN0CBACXs
We publish below the proceedings Of the nesli5g
held in this City, on Monday last The day was nm
pleasant, and many who were anxious to attend,
were prevented by the weather from doing so; yet
the meeting s1arge, and We have never witnessed
more enthusiastic one. The resolutions were
warmly received, and unanimously adopted. So far as
men-the representatives of great prnciples-were
concerned, there was but one voice; and that was
for PIERCE, DoBBlN, and BRAGG. ~ -
The Democrats of Wake were never more united
than they are now; and they are unquestionably
stronger than at any former period. We trust that
they will 60 to work at in the various Captains
Districts-hold their meetings, and appoint dele
gates to the County Convention to be held on Mon.
day or Tuesday Of the ensuing May Court. Let
ecery part Of the County be fully represented It's
of the first importance that we should present
compact and united front in the approaching cam
paign.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-04-05

young townsmen paraded on Friday last. After
marching down Fayetteville street, their steps were
turned up Hiborough street. where they fred sew
era sautes at the Rev. Mr.. Christians, DR.. Smedes,
and other places Altogether, they do great credit
to Mr.. Lovejoy, their military instructor, themselves,
and the city. Regaster.
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Salisbury Waterman.

Guards are concerning measures for the establish
ment of Reading Room at Raleigh most praise.
worthy object We have received the prospectus of
the committee appointed to conduct the enterprise
to successful issue and most heartily do We wish
them success. We will publish it next week.
q0lds. Tribune
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-04-05

The DISTRICT CoNvENTIoN.-The Convention of
the Democracy of this District, it has been agreed,
shall be held in the Town of Edenton, on TUESDAY,
the 9Th day of April ensuing-bcing the Tuesday
Of Superior Court in the County of Chowan. As
the business to be transacted by this body is of
important character-among other things the ap-
tion-it is earnestly hoped that all the Counties in
the District will be represented. Edenton is very
accessible point, and hope to better attend
ance from beyond the Sound than has usually char
acterized our District Conventions Let there be
grand rally of the friends of Democracy!
Dem. Pioneer.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-04-05
CO.PARTNERSHIP.

" J. HAvENS HAVING ASSOCIATED WITH.
IL . him MIR. NJ. NJ. MALLON, principal operator for
many years of the celebrated Whehurst premium Gallery
purpose of carrying the Daguerrean and Photographic
business in all its various branches, under the firm of
HAVENS MA!LON; they are happy TO announces to
the citizens of Raleigh that ey have completed arrange
ments with gentleman in Philadelphia, Of the best
artists in the Union to color Photographs either in water
oil cOlOrs. fits s9.55s
Daguerreotypes of Children taken by process in
from 3 to seconds.
T. J. HAVENS.
t.. III. NJ. MALLON.
Raleigh, April g. 1856. F-fQstsl0-tf
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-04-05
New Goods for Spriag Of 1856.
McEEE a. WTLT,IAMS.F Z,

MCGEE & WILLIAMS, - 80 =
DEALERS IN AMERICAN FRENCH AND RRIzzSH
DRY GOODS s.7ss.
HAVE RECEIVED THEIR STOCK FOR THE
LII present season. and ale now prepared to exhibit an
the LATEST and NEW STYLES OF Silks and Ieadinr
DRESS GOODS-in robes and printed figures az "a
choicest designs and colors. Ill F1.s3.
Mantas and Spring Wnppngs of the latest novelties,
founcings of the most desirable styles complete lie
of Hosiery and Gloves including Aiexanders best.
large supply Of Staple Goods and Hats of every de-
articles 80
Marseilles and Allendale Quilts Daperies and Curtain
Muslns, Family Linens Shirt Fronts Damask and 1874
Linen Sheetngs from the celebrated mandatory Of Rich
ardson, Sons Owden. To all of which we invite the
special attention of friends and the public feeling
sured that advantages inferior to none and our
stock being well laid in and will sell good or bet
ter bargains than any other house in the City.
No. 10, Fayetteville St, Raleigh.
April 8, 1856. lO-tSiI
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Notice to our subscribers.

The Standard siu be sent to any hereafter unless
ii. order for the BE- accompanied NTH the cash and
the LIST day Of Aay 1856, the cash rule W BE established
h references all subscribers and all ho mag be in ar
rears at that time iu be erased from the list. Subscribers
m duly informed Of tile amounts Of their indebtdness
r,spctipely and shall adopt plan by which they
u be thereafter regularly notified Of tho dates at phieh
t5,ir subscriptions sOW expire. -r.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-04-05

NEGRO TRADING.-Wc have been requested by
several citizens to call attention to the existing evil
of negroes trading with white persons. without per-
mits-especia!ly with those who sell liquor. Prompt
steps should be taken to put down this traffic.
q 1890 Reqister.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-04-05

WESTERN HAY FOR Worcestershire last Colds.
borough Tribune says: "Just We 60 to press,
freight train is starting for Wilmington with large
lot of splendid Western hay-as green and fresh as
when collected from the meadow. This hay will
now come into competition with that from the
North, and trust ultimately exclude it from the
North Carolina market. Herein is seen one OF the
great advantages of the Central Railroad
RoAp MAsrER-We learn that Capt. J. E. Allen
has been appointed Road Master on the N. g. Road,
in place Of M. Sumner, resigned. r 80 g
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-04-05

STATE OF NORTH-CAROLINA.--N
- CounyCourt of Pleas and Quarter Sessions Febru-
airy term 56-Lucy Bass VIM. II. Edwards and wife,
Elizabeth the heirs Of J. Holland John Candy and wife,
Betsy Richard Bass, William Atkinson and vito Mourn
Jesse Holland Louisa Holland; Priscilla Holland Richard
Holland Isaac Holland Rous Holland R. B. Candy jas.
Buford and wife Sufney Jackson Shoemaker and wife Re-
Harris and wife Mourning, w. II. Candy A. B. Candy,
and d. J. Gandy.-Petition for partition of land.
appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that the
PENDANTS John Ganoy and wife, Betsy the heirs Of III.
Holland and Richard Bass and Others non-resdents
ton be made in the Stapdarda newspaper
published in the City of Raleigh for six successive weeks
yng the said defendants be and appear before the JUS
for said county, at the Court House in Nashville the
I'd Monday in May next, there to plead, deur
to the plaintiffs petition the same will be taken pro
contssso, and heard esparte as to them. ,-t4
Witness: W. T. Arlington Clerk of our said Court, ct
Office the I'd Monday in February A. D. 1856. ~
w. 7. ARLINGTON, Clerk.
March 2, 1856. lllb-w8w.
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ImDortant from NICARAGUA,


New ORLEANS, March 29:h.-The Steamship Dam
iel Webster, from San Juan, with dates to the 23d
of March, arrived here to-day. Col. Schleissenger
marched out of Costa RIGA on the 9th of March.
Walker has been reinforced by 800 Americans
Costa Rca has formally declared war against Nicara-
qua; which declaration reached Granada on the 10th
March. Walker returned the compliment immedi.
ately, and the same evening, accompanied by 300
men, marched across the line to Virgin Bay. The
next day 800 men under Schleissenger. marched to
Costa RIGA. The latest advices state that they had
not met the enemy, but had provided themselves
with horses, intending to proceed against Guamo
Castle.
Walker issued proclamation on the 9th March,
stating that he had been invited by the Democratic
party of Nicaragua and had struggled to carry out
the principles Of the revolution of 1854 but the Le
gitimists party refusing all efforts at reconciliation
nothing was now left but war.
The Costa Rican Government has issued an ad.
dress to the people Of Central America calling on
them to rise and destroy the American invaders.
Major Heiss arrived out the 2lst February,
with dispatches for Col. Wheeler, the American
Minister: An Ambassador from San Salvador had
arrived at Granada with dispatches of peaceful
character.
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WATCHES AND JEWELRY.

WATCHES AND JEW ELRYs .s.TE
TOHN C. PALMER HAS A LARGE ASSORT.
a. MENT of Watches Jewelry, &C., which will be sold ut
very moderate prices Watches and Jewey repaired in
the best manner and warranted ~
IL RAMSEY would do favor by calling and settling
their accounts and notes. We dissolved in June last and
Mr. Ramsey has since died. cannot do otherwise but put
the accounts and notes out for collection ~
JOHN G. PALMER.
Raleigh April 8, 1856. i. 40-st
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ATTENTION "oAK-crrY auARna.s.:,,

A,X PARADE AT THE ARM0RY. IN fIxI
wv DRESS UNIFORM, on this (FidsyJ eyenina, "a
inst at O'Clock, p. n. ~ i'5fs =, 20 ~
By order Of the Captain, 81 sgs4
- ----- -. u - ~ VIM. Z. AILKY.s m IL
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ATTENTION "INDEPRHDRNT GUAM

1,x YOU ARE COMMANDED TO MEET AT TEE
HVN COURT HOUSE SATURDAY the Ssh me.
~ at O'Clock. armed and equipped according .
law, in Winter Uniform. - ~
By order of the Captain, assyS
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-04-05

MEETING OF FIRE COMPANY No. I've are re.
quested to state that this corps will meet at the
Court House on next Monday at 8 o'clock, P. NJ,
for the purpose of organizing and of adopting uni
form. All who have enrolled their names or intend
doing SO earnestly requested to attend.
INCREASED IMPoRrArIoNs-The New York GUS
tom-house records show the value of foreign dry
goods entered at that port in March, to be S., O9s
500, against So. s69, s41, in March of last year. For
the first quarter Of the calendar year. the COMPARE
son is $2s,755,714 for 1856, to SIG, 1858, Os7 in
1866.
"a We call the attention of capitalists and 9TH
ers, desiring safe and profitable investments, to the
advertisement Of R. Morris, Esq, Treasurer of Will
mington, in to-days Standard
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with the limit Of 35 until the act Of 1850 when the
bank was allowed to issue IS low 81 s.. And now.
that bank falls under the general law Of currency in
all things not repugnant to its chartered grants for
hold it clear that in all things not granted to
corporation-not the subject matter and part of
the contract-the corporation is subject to the same
general laws individuals And we repeat that the
Observer, by its admission that the Bank of Fay.
etteville was restrained from issuing dime and half
dime bills only by the due bill act of 1916 has given
up the question for the repeal of that act see chap
lSl, Revised Code,) placed the bank under section
OF the present currency act which forbids all is
sues under S..
So much for the Bank of Fayetteville. We tender
our thanks to the Observer for introducing to our
notice the act of 1916 and propose hereafter,
for the especial benefit of our Greensboro friends
and Of all who rejoice to call the Greensboro Trust
and Life Insurance Company Bank, to make some
extracts from that law, showing the summary man.
ner in which offending corporations were dealt with
by the legislators of that day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-25

Increase (n-.riy 2p centl..... sHbi
The working expenses were about t1i cent OF the
gross earnings. This road and the Little Miami arc
cons ojated by contract, managed by the same o.
fcials &c 1t is believed that all future dividends a
this and the Little Miami stock will be paid in cish.
The Manchester IN. H. Print Works will pays
dividend OF 4 v cent on Jan. g. to holders Of stock
Dee 80. This is the first dividend since JAN. 1874
The Company has been peculiarly unfortunate, the
mill being destroyed by fire in 1853 and again III is
The earnings Of the Michigan Central Railroad for
L N .h.r
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MISUNDERSTANDING sas.sa,v. Dec. = By the
r., ". Arhsts. fch-< J. ben,s.sns O. p.-.,,uL
BERRIsy- sgl6Gs AZ Fsdhsm- Wes sAes.es Casey.
Ms Tssi,cs, t~siJG Dec IL BY 'se sss' i.s ss''s
N, Abb ahan s.ri.s Mis- LIME laughter o. rcsef srsss
es&, eli VI For5ba1
casPxAN-GARNRR-At s.. ssIseesnsw's CssreA -
fs-4s,, Dec - By the Rsv Dr. Iesk Frv6e A. 0aAPn'>
Caro- ne Garner.
pouGLAsS-wILLIAMs-ou Tuesday. pes - ., the rs-'
se.ss Of TIE s.t fsSet By The Be-. o. = s.s.s,s, ss
Wn- " Ia lama go Of NewNh- n J.
DUNcAN-HUBBARD-Ia this city, 60 xOntss. Dec = q
rIshy cbsp-i by the Re-, Henry DaseAa J'sn = paa'
can and May q. HaotSd
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Tuesday, Dec y. ~ n.
Re, Or. Taylor Jsrses aern chu 70 CsiAras dAasAsr
o Peter L.Iia.Is ESQ., Of Sev-fe's. n. - =,
the Ch1ch Of ,es Irs1sSauson ~ tie Hev sesa1i 70.
Nj J.Hs. kn,.s, Of AH.s..' Cub. 70 Ms. s''A' A. ss
NEssEREAU-LAEE-On Tuesday evening" Dee , BY tie
Rev. janice sr.-nhe Mr. Charles T. As'ses'sa to Ai''
Mag LIe, bon Of staten Island
kADpoCK-RODGERS-OnS saturday. Dee. =. Ia Jsnes
,tr-,, Church BY the Rev Bremen. James Maddox to
Ess Mar, Rodsess both Of his city.
EILLYR-DEACON-Ou wedr esdsy Dee II. BY the Rev.
MT Br,,h, NJ. samuel NneIt' Nj sEhTsSetA Dese'u
ORMlST0N-wHIrfEL-in; hs city, on FndA,, Dec ID
ItheA Pr,s caaLen Jane STREET ,, .s' KS,.
tsl. oil II tes city.
PHELPs-BURGER-A; Staten Island on Tuesday Dec .,
b. TIE Rev z. P wild. Jssius " Phelps, of SevYok.
MI. Ph.ss j. youngest daughter Of tas I.'s David D.
Burger
RUETE- PHELPs--oa Tuesday, Dee. ; y Il. Rev: d.,
O,born Charles Taec RCee Annie Pheps. youngest
dsasbItr Of Dr. Jsa L. Phelps al Of tnis city
sNEpIKER-BURGER-On Sunday, Dec 81 BY the Rev.
; " Bailey Mr. r. A s1ediksr to Ars- EhH Burger bon
this city.
UPTON -SENNErT-GARRISoN.-At the
ODE Bot-l in Syracuse TUESDAY Dec q, By The Rev
5 g. C.uh,ld Nj Isaac Il Upton OF NevYork. 20 Mary
oumb,, eidcst daughter VI Ira Garrison ssa Also a.
ID. zane tine plsse, aud BY toe same Mr. G-ors-
A. B-nD. Of 0svssO, to Olive, seeond daughter OF Ira
Garrison, ESQ
~HIrE-wH4RAM-o SUNDAY Dec n. BY =. Re-, Ben
n j. TO Miss Mary J. ~hArAn Of New York.
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fhss: TSs thsre dri-et q ,srtis asfssdaaA
The arS Bd.ss The aseut Of ell cs.ctvely thsaGh
pointed by .e-essE, BE aoyaai esns persos.
Tor The h.v e.ab eeted to oss Of aad % .. A.
vel bnssl There toiking 10 the compliant
ss.o and fIrd san sdais.d cf ~aieh
be I.riif' .L.. Pr.e and d,6sie Ga ,ss 'asrry a.
The eefebasn be subjected 70 esst vii
sCfSce
Dor Sa-efs
think TIE senerl ru'e parties bs.ei u2on Tire general
principe Of nEa multiplicity 4 sgs rov-'ns his
icsvsrt PaIts ia Equity, Law Lbr.r,. vOl II.
All the Hartr Masters ought - b parties pAn,f de-
The pTesert pantf betL Of ktssf Al Others
Calvert 80. Code. sec ltst
The demurrer this resp-ee vel taken TIE other
Of demurrer well assigned II sces
Lthouzh II ia vested in others With tie pl.nrS
Orcer allow the demurrer for pnf aai
ds-lcvii r The other c.sses Julznea fox dsfsadaa With
liberty snsas the complaint IN ,vea,J days No eos,s 70
either party.
y N Btass fer plaintiff; N pss. for ieisaa.ai.