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The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1866-01-29

gay- A SUPERIOR REMEDY.-W
can consciontiously recommend to those suffering from a
distressing cough, DR.. strickland's Meliauous Cough Bal
not disagreeable to the taste. There Is no doubt but the
Mellihuous Cough Dalsqn Is one oftlhe best preparations
In use, and is all that Its proprietor claims for it. We
have tried it during the past week, and found relief from
a most distresslng cough. 1t Ia prepared by DR.. strick
land, No. 139 Sycamore street, Cincinnati, O., and for sale
by Druggists.
wALKE & co. and NJ. & G. A. SANTOS, Agents for
Norfolk, Va, nov6-6m
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EEy- BATcHELoR's HAIR DYE

The Original and Best in the World The only true
and perfect Hair Dye. Harmless, Reliable and ~Instants
neous. Produces Immediately a splendid Black or natu::
raj Brown, without iniuring the hair or skin. Remedies
the i'll effects of bad dyes. Sold by all Druggists. The
genuine is signed William A.. Bachelor. Also,
R~EGENERATING EXTRACT OF MILLEFLEURS,
for Restoring and Identifying the Hair.
augl0-ly CHARLES BACHELOR, Nxw YoRK.
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authorized agents to sell the Norfolk Post, and all orders
left with them will be attended to the same as If left at
he Office Of publication. :
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Newsmen and newsboys desiring papers WI please
have their orders at the counting-room the e"ning pre-
yious before six o'clock.
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A new song, Call Ne Always Your
Sister"-the words of the Empress to the
cholera patient-has been published in
Paris. '.d
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%GtlegrapRit Nehs.
NORFOLK POST DISPATCHES
FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Jan. %. Official news
up to the 28th Dec, has been received
here from FL paso, the present seat OF
the Mexican Government.
After the occupation of by
the French, they sent an expedition 10
Eel Paso, against President JuareZ, who
| collected at that place, Gen. Terraga's
| division, and made other preparations
to resist the enemy with every chance
| of success. When the French heard of
| this they marched back to chihuahua,
thus abandoning all idea of attacking Ell
PasO. Z
The news from the interior is repre-
sented as quite encouraging, and the
impression prevailed in the whole cOul-
try, that the French would soon aban-
don Mexico.
The President to-day stated to q dis
tinguished Senator, that the agitation
of the negro franchise question in the
District of Columbia at this time, was u
mere entering wedge to the agitation of
the question throughout the states; that
it was ill-timed, uncalled for, and calcu-
lated to do great harm. He believed it
would engender enmity certain, and
strife between the two aces which
would result in great injury to both,
and certain determination of the negro
population. Precedent, he thought,
should be given to more important and
urgent matters, as legislation upon
which, was essential for the restoration
of the Union, the peace of the country,
and prosperity of the people.
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=. NJ. Pettergill 4 Co., are authorized Advertising
Agents for the Post In New York and Boston.
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but also formidable and dangerous diseases. While they
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diminished doses, the safest and best physic that can bt
employed for children. Being sugarcoatej, they are
pleasant to take; and, being purely vegetable, are free
from any risk Of harm. Cures have been made which
surpass belief, were they not substantiated by men Of
such exalted position and character, as to forbid the sus
picion Of %nntpall.t Many eminent clergymep and physi
clans have lent their names to certify to the public the
reliability of our remedies, while Others have sent us the
assurance of their conviction that our Preparations CON
tribute immensely to the relief Of our afflicted, suffering
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The Agent below named is pleased to furnish gratis our
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sold by .I. NJ. A. C. A. SANTOS.
Norfolk Va.
And by dealers everywhere. 1~an24-2meod
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Advertisers are requested to hand in their advertise
mepts before six o'clock in the evening, pr Nious to
oublination,
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Several interesting matters will be
found i'm our local column this morning.
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Bay To KNOW Is TO APPROVE
Mas. S. A. ALIENS Worlds Hair Restorer and Zylo
%bal-amum, Or Hair Dressing, are approved by thousands
They are the preparations for restoring, invigorating
identifying and dressing the Hair. They are suited to
both young and old. They arrest the fall and impart a
healtliful and natural color to the hair. Every Druggist
sells them.
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All communications relating to business hia''ers con
'nected with this paper should be addressed 70 H. VI
Brown, Norfolk Post. All communications pertaining 10
Editorial matters, and all correspondence ih'ehueo 'of
the paper should be addressed 10 JONI o'"rk' hitor'
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1t is stated that $l0O, 0e0 fthe new
issue of fractional currency, which are
intended to supercede the old issues OF
small circulating notes, will be issued
daily during the coming week.
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Col. Withers, editor of the Lynchburg
News, gives a graphic but melancholy
picture of the mother of states and
statesmen" without a friend or sup
porter" he says, "plodding along. the
weary path of public duty, and evident
ly feeling
Like one who treads alone,
Some Banquet hall deserted,
Whose guests ae dead,
Whose lights are fled,
And all but he departed"
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va
The European steamer reports the death
| of Frederick Bremen, the Swedish move
list, one of the best known women OF
the century. She was born in 1902 on
| the banks of the Aura, near Abo, i'm
Finland. Her family, which was
wealthy, removed into Sweden when
| she was about three years old. She was
carefully educated, spent year in Paris,
| and was afterwards a teacher in a fe-
male seminary in Stock holm. In 1912
her novel 1.-THE Neighbors" was trans
lated into English by Mary Hewitt,
published in England, and Immediately
became popular. Subsequently Mrs.
Hewitt translated 1.-THE Home" "The
Diary, " 'The H. Family" "The Presi-
dents Daughter" "Nina," brothers
and Sisters,n life in Delacarlia," and
"The Midnight" all of which were re-
published in America, and widely circu-
lated. In 1S50-5l, Miss Bremen visited
America, and was very warmly well
coined. She had previously Travelled
widely on the continent of Europe and
England. On her return from the
United States, she published a book
made up of letters to her sister, entitled
"Homes of the New World,n which ap-
peared simultaneously in. Sweden, Eng
land, and Amecica. "England in 1852
appeared at Altoona in 1852. In 1856 she
wrote "Hortha," in 1858 Father and
Daughter" and after a residence in the
south of Europe she published in 1850
1.-Two Years in Switzerland and Italy,"
This was followed by a journey to the
Holy Land, whence she returned by
way of Turkey and Greece, and in the
latter country prepared her books on the
Holy Land and Turkey. At the time
Of her death she was residing in Stock
holm.
Miss Bremen will be very generally
regretted in the United States, where
her books are widely read, and where
she made many personal friends during
her visit. The most complete edition OF
her works was published at Leipsic in
20 vols, from 1871 to 1853; and many Of
them have been translated into German,
French, and Dutch, as well as into En-
glish. arr. na
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Respectfully offers bis services to the public. Once
No. q Main street, opposite Atlantic Hotel.
Messages left at the Drug Store Of Ludlow q Wilson
under the Atlantic Hotel, will meet with prompt
attention. jan17-ly
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aeg FAMILY DYE CoLoRs.-Among

AS- For sale Lv all druggists, nov20-6m
NonroIK. November % 1S65.
Smyrna times., 1866-12-19

teristic OF The Strange friend i" A. cLa.I,.
gIVes Is ct humorous ske ch Of Caparv Fnaaa 'nmIy
". Y. Otldham offers poem I'm p! rFeaHS IH :,
Street; and Walter Mitchell danI an IA wan
Kingdom of Infancy. The story esGfioeS &c K the
Morne, by the author Of -" Hrrmamn ~ in;a!narlne !;
tnued Topics Of current political ms. - con
thoroughly treated the Causes for L;aL are
rreSldent cap be lmpcached are mc;dl Ill" "a =
ioftL' and Frederick Douglass makes = mS,no og'
1 1Iil appeal to Congress for Impartial SuRFr"t
ne number closes with notices Of several ,|es,
ular new publications. 0i"i pop
Godey's TOR 1867, will if it is possible to do
So surpasS its niagni6Gence Of any f0rmar
year. Its literature fine arts and Fashions
Saunot De surpassed. Wood engravings on
Sfrly subject that can be interesting to ladies,
tq'.inS' embroidery, articles for the toilet, for
o6u pJIlIoT ana "a fact every thing to make
oonnpneIe lady book. Any one desiring this
T. III we can oGIaIH copy by remitting SO to
I Ppn.lladelphia, a we will fIlnisl. if with tSe
l'"'eS iqr -, 2,3o-making 81, 50 for both.
- Inc Inc R9bl!shSrs Of .Our Kan4 Folks intend
~ tneir Iagazlne in advance of all other
rats' I4tigi ,iT 10y tle young. The department of
3avor,i T1'l ~ ne sustained by the adventures Of
# Hoatr,, 2iItI iHt anu hOu4d-the World Joe :"
lar pOSfL3{ I3rd Ileq 3y Longfegw, Lowell, Whit
rbuted rib mpfSn bS SRd Others of music, to be con-
l,"E on%'wr;y ny a. H. Thomas, the most eminent
onS, writer perhaps, in the World; of rannS
~ ru sports, Ia new One) under charge of p ,,'.,,
: ptaIllcal experience of stories and sketches
on the best wrlteis in the country: of FIJI
aye pictures, inserted monthly, suDpIem,ntad % .
occasional steel engravings and rnInrod q .
at, ates, every article which is capable of iII"s1
@a1loh @ Delhg SO accompanied; and the con. c
nuahce' with new interest. of the Evon;,,, oEn 81
IHp' nI1np' Letter Box, and other distinrt;"aa
u iaV9rlte characteristics Of O,.r T1Uu0 Xix. ~ ~
~ reference 3, also to the unusually large mr." 81
iInl oncrS tor clubs fnew subscribers v"iI p,L G
Doth timely and acceptable. ~ '''i'' would 7
Smyrna times., 1866-12-19

The ATLANTIC FOR JANUARY ha
VII W. btuomttty enters on its nineteenth yoI"mo %
Entn an array of distinguished names and otur
Vear S articles TL that promise well for the comno St1
instalment q StanRuaTy n number contains the first
dian Angel in which will iber be S6nnd Inc me GUAR
od charm that fascinated the u Teaders ee g same
humoro%s h" 'ne me- Professor, and Elsie Tenner "a"
Lowell . 9.ury "rn IN verse, by James Russell
Boechers obTpd15 bg1n1hS xi,S iskSetc4 0f Henry Ward Ward
tons upon modern church nan pertinent int Teflec-
farton legend in verse tod a. only ~ %WSpes WI;.s
eS Sn aOG GGFGSw1g S,Fgs od byR W Emerson; a'nGr sni
AoRes Alsiha anS t'dn,stOa :f the contest be-
Book Of the Iliad, b'WWnCn' bv W n from p the First
contributes Plea Sor TIgIt-Mr T'Itnro
1t0rs furnishes another Of bs Mr.
House Bayard Taylor teIs SnU c5or sSoe
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Hs- %
Reconstruction.

Congress has imme.l lately taken hold of .bo
reeonStructiQn question, with view NO L.s ~
to its speedy and satisfactory adjustment Spv
eraI plans have been proposed, the most im
portant q which is that Of Thad Stevens 10
ported u the House on Thursday last viz
the biEs r establish acivil government in Nortb
Carolina. This bill, elaanating from the Co..
it does, may be considered the "radicap 80 ,.I1
1t provides for State Convention in North
carolina to assemble in May next, 10 form .
State Constitution. Itupsets the exisf;;no no,.
.ernment OF the State-restores5 the nreSent n S
Governor to private life, and abolisbes the 70,
bel Legislature. It permits all who have Lere-
tOfOre exercised the right of suffrage to vote
Tor DELEGATES to the proposed convention and
also Suef freedmen as can read and write or
GV own real estate to the amount of 800 or more
Those persistent rebels who rejected Mr. lii
coin proclamation of 1868 are not eligible 70 !
seats as delegates 1t proposes nc confacst;oE
ol property no dSsttlranchisement Of rebels nor
Hn.TersGt entranchisement to the negroes v
In snort, Mr.. Stevens views are, that tbo O
rebel States are States no longer-tbat tbo,, il
ceased to be such when they rebelled and Nv a
reason thereof He would bring them b.cI b
as Territories are admitted. - A p
Mr.. Spalding has also offered resolution la
which proposes only to exact the rati6cat;on
VI Tue constitutional amendment now pend;nr 60
with the evidence that the State goverpmantS 90
contain nothing inconsistent with the Const;. ty
ution ofthe United States, as basis Of rad ar,
MISSION The inference is, that the South ma ma
nay or may not be restored the sole certaintv ;n1 m
'eilg tnat 1t cannot escape the jurisdiction of W
ne Federal Government, or the obligations in
imposes, nor evade the penalties psen.ra gaL giI
le from exclusion" '"+" Ia;
Mr. Sumner has also offered resolution. ~
men =! atflrm what is generally accepted "tbs {
Of Congress over the whole snb 'I Th,
CT They further declare the illepal;tv of up
e existing State governments in the rohoI ~ day tH
ateS' the absence Of all right on their mart wer wei
representation, or vote on Constitntipnai pna Cha
and the duty of Congress to nro Gui
ed with the work of reconstruction on - pa pa BY
n defined principle. - " O'F- mt ID Il
We give these plans without commeDt-far s4oC
present. 4'r
Smyrna times., 1866-12-19
Maryland Affairs.

The New ASSESSMENT E.ston ,,,
oS@r' referring to the new assessment of nron.
er.y IN Talbot county, remarks:
Surgeon N. Pinkey'S farm, in this district
y assessed at l50 per acre. 1t is small and
In In I 9nu MS buildings are expensive. Tho
siSo I'm: Ili. iiienry May farm is assessed at
pl-O' Dut ms improvements rank first in tbo
county, Colonel Edward Lloyd homo - f.rnS tme
Is put down at 500, and Robert r T6IXo TI;Xxoo t@rn
~. 1hey are both prime land, but tho fattar. ..
Is assessed the higher because it is +n',oL aU.Jl
saleE ~ tract. Lands ofless fertility are S
ea at from $50 to $50 per acre. The be.t 1S
N IG. Mlehaels district, such as Purser .Iuo n%n
N. hambeton and the Maiden Point H. DOii9 y
are are assessed at $50 per acre. Prime Iand %ani
hldppe IStrlct, such as Col. Hambleton'S W. ~
SOstUG, ;n, -oah y. Foxwells, and A. w p Rob
,Jn IanJn r. y Is assessed at from S45 to $50 IT,
frnro 81 81 te olstrct generally are assessed ~
will viii" sHrl SO 70 sfo per acre. These new 6|uras
ests oro W SNOW that our agricultural inter-
''ts are IN healthy state of progress 'i'''-
NJ UNFORTUNATE AFFAIR.-O the 4tb ;nston.
W. w pGSlpehterS p at work on the farm of Rov r.
aacL Lna1eS, near Snow Hill, were pIaving w;tL -
,tonnOJ ,i o5ner, Whe9 one, named John Stevens v"
.sVppeq PACK and pointed pistol at the ot6nr
.os,,lt; tei Uodfrey, which accidentally went of
'9u'''"6 III tne Immediate death of the lattor
ba hAEGE 4. 1 H!0,Gs.-Mr. John Brce, residino on
ne E,ancy farm, recently butcberoJdH dHins ~ oh {
loSs' the combined weight of which nr.. 'hIee t
30 pounds The largest weighed 544 Mound, nom
-CheSteIt0lCn NetcS. 'ff pounuS' a
FIRE..-The NJ. +. Church at Honrr,s Cuo. l
OoaGs' In this county, caught fire on Tnesda% I
enamg ". Iast' about halfpast seven clock and
j ii bv v"Clrey consumed The fire was occasion. % n n
"a W SparkS from the stovepipe alightinT in Il
ad ~ oeIiinS A protracted meeting was L3inm ~ r.
"telttgencer. 'i'iie' C@"6rtd9e Ell
bl
inrad AucIpENr DEN !; Thomas Crew was seriousIv W
JGfgd one day last week by the fs nF thy q
i iaul vi new building at Still Pond ~
rs jaws were dislocated and face badly hri- to
IHE KENT RAIL RoAD.-The s,rr,,, .c.,. ~
AZ as now being mad e. and one ronfe frons onaS as
oH oDSey Cross Roads to Kennedyville anu tn
Umop Ia straight line to Rock Hall was ST
last Week.-Crampton Gazette. WOO fol
ASSISTANT COLLECTOR OF u 8 Tvrvn,. re,
~ : =, I oE,TChares H. Gibson, Esq, attor- ST
,' d. raw Nv haSton Md, has been apnointed tor
pa!y Oolector of Internal Revenue for the exc
o"''eS = oi queen Anne's, Talbot and Caro-. ma
g. "''o- ha
atAL . eAI. ACCIDENT; Thomas Dyott was kill rae
;cb Jew days ago, by the falling of scafold vot
icH 4 a. ne was engaged in removing from bn"So ora
= ~ uicIael s, In Talbot county Col
Smyrna times., 1866-12-19
- 2 .s....4 4sa4 sssssei,....s...

|
OELAWAREANS SICK OLA Orr pr,,,r..
An interesting and important caso &"
IN the Court At New Castle last week N # be;up ~
the case ot John 1. Evans (of New C..tIa DtL"g
q, q, fyerS Conwell, James Cook and Tbomna
slaughter lof Dover. 1t is in refaran0~ anO"+s :.
some OIL speculatiOns We give the s;st oe.t 70
maSter as We find it in the Uoz, Cos' - :lle
Iof Wilmington: - { Ss'S 0q"'mSrc'at'
po1t q clergyman % named Mr.. Paddock ob.rl,;
~ pe ppeiaware, had u farm in Westmdr@Ian~d am =
far NJ; "nere he wished to sell. or exrbanra
accomnl;sb HH?nf equity, Of this State il
of Wr ion ToE InIS ne put the land in the bands
nrica ~ 1VnweIl nv" ITO 70 be disposed Of fixing his
struck Mr.. Conwell that this was N ooo5 ~ naye
Pottun!ty to do something in the oil line bipt bEp
aS p?Silaon as an agent would not allow him to
WVT.sain an Tor the property for himself: he refs
VT HiT. Cook to buy the farm, and after cnnc;Ior
aOle chattering Mr.. Cook gets Mr.. Pa6Jo9I -
agree 'E to sell the farm to him for SS,5 Con
" We" tnen represents to i few gentlemen that i
ia :; good opportunity for i profitable specuIa.
u;on III oi!' Alter frequent pretended inter-
5is@S !1i@e wlte Mr. Paddock, and 'pretence ofGreat
IN buying the farm at all, lie teIlS the
: nan Interested that he can buy It far
tI,ro Ou tHIs representation fifteen gen
semen agreed to furnish 81 900 each to bngy gi II
several I 9 Ct the parties paid in their monev snJ NJ
ne larm was purchased, the COMPANY d"Tl %IU y
ofneu or ana the number of shares fixed yaIn@3
+ 9d distributed In the course of time if % Iaat
4 = Out tlat only the $S, 500 had been naid fHr T
ne farm and that certain parties who I sborod o
Hually With the others in the distribnt;o" ''o 0f
ne stock had contributed notLinr w5atavor Un on d
wards the purchase of the gronnd "nr'I'tI anJ 81 p
as also 0scertai4ed that the farm Ia5 nnt tbo -
t igntest yeStige of oil upon it. A sta stornr 1mr s
Getting Qf the parties interested foljnwc] th h
sco1yeT2' and an those who had been duned ,S dn "
anqed i 2t MIR; Conwell that he sLonlJ taI Jo ~
e farm into his own hands. and rafHnJ % .E LAKE II
eur !. money This he refused to do % and '1G len; "a
II IL + brought to recover by law the AN amoumt @
plaintiff feels himself to have been dnfno1 d%Eou FIJI
,im;e El; fhe case resulted in verdict for " the al
ilnun lnl tor the amount of the suit On Sat s,to
lay AFTERNOON case of precisely the SAM sto
tuIeI ana arising out of the same transact;nu No
;, taken up; but the counsel had a%reoJ sI'itn ta
ue It and the following case, Gals9 arsin 10 cd
ol thlS tranSaction), by allowing ind"man9 ris
laVor OF the plaintiffs in the two % sn;ts In' :
Ubaa oHnt 10 70 be .ascertained by counsel Tbis o,n
snes the oil cases for this court but tbn can can
cede9t set will encourage manv an"tbnr moi bnr ngt.
I'm OF oil on the brain to seek roJre"I %Ir b', I
Smyrna times., 1866-12-19

n, OYSTER Boar CAps1zED -TosS on1
The schooner Thomas LoO,LorJ -9SS SSSa GF LIFE:
up the Delaware with load Of oy1tS.s wnls coming MINI
three 1n OF the crew were drowned Tbo;n Tbbo1h, and
Te Tefe Thomas Cundys Thomas CaIIabanna b. names mes
Gnas StackhSuse. The captain dliaI 9;cbaal a ana
Gmgen, and William Harkips i, wora nticnaeI c; Nc
Dy boat crew, but not until thew bnd b,CHep up
70 tne water some time. The sc5oonuo. nnu ooen
s%Hea sSd0S by George R. Middleton whose oss was
Smyrna times., 1866-12-19

soI Horse 0oE THIEvEs;-The good people Of Sus
sex county are much concerned lust now in 1uo ro
saTa 70 the safety ofther horseaesh the conn
~ oelng infested with gang of thieves 'Vm wbo
an1 are taxing of the animals On Tuesday mnU mnO
amea JameS Maginnis, alias Hardesty Ta wau
IN Milton on the charge of horse,ste@s
I1Ig ana locked up in Georgetown aiI bnt ''" on
y Tudesaay morning before day, he succeedeJ e
ii ninn;sS nafSng , ms escape. An accompIce of Ma
ga 3sInls named Pppin, was arrested the same ana
Is tr;. a. Glill4rd and brought to Dover to await
Smyrna times., 1866-12-19
TOWN PROPERTY AT
Z u BLEC q 49,

II, .ni Je or subscriber will offer at PnbIic So.
DAV .; NEx Wm' Campbell, in SMYRNA on 11,b a. 5ee
ternoon ia ia the goth inst at O'clock in ,bo 20
in s% er Real Estate located on Comm.ro .me a. az
This oo"n, now in tenure of Thos. b. Megeor
i"'S property consists of a good '"egear'-
W.. "o-SIoRY FRAME DWELLING.
VIII "nn rooms on the first floor, and four on A.
small Gta t9gesner with goodszcd Back Yard ,nJ To
ces. md !. IL has al! the necessary convenjen
u, ~ Possession given on the 6rst of M,,oL
Terms made known at sale. y Nlarch'
doo,o ELIZABETH HAUGHEv
smyrna, Delawa,o
Smyrna times., 1866-12-19
MARRIED.

,Jdyeen peGsmber B 9th, '66, by Rev. Charles HIN
GrnkrIF GEr F4SuL' Of Philadelphia, to MARI yiilT' 4
" On In, NJ, late of Smyrna, Del. -'NNl a.
deInbia i'IReaDer H' no lth, &c, in the city of Phil.
r RnsS, RHls, y the Rev Samuel i. Smith ii MA Wn
Miss AM IaATSGH, I OF MiddIetown, DeI' and I%
On SA Tnesd9;r q; Howell, I2!E of Philadelphia anu
Mr. TM"m.pPa H9 parents, by Elder h. Rittenhousee e
fin, Esn 1onGlE nSar a., daughter of Samuel Crit E
Odessa M M3spIB 6g Bbdh St the son, brides near
and Miss sushssP" 81 SG" Of Gss sSs