MARRIED,
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On Monday, 9TH inst, at Lancaster, "a oy Ha-
thaniel Lightner, Mayor, Mr.. MARSHALL Pull
Lips to Miss MARY MATILDA GRxGG, both OF Wll.
mington, Del


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DIED, at Cow Island Mosquito shore, Central
America on the 4th day Of April, 62i, Mr. WM.
M,CORKIE, late second mate ofthe brig MARY,
of philadelphia, and native of Wilmington, Del


The deceased bid fair to become an ornament
IN society, and an honour 10 his profession. In
his manners he was extremely prepossessin.s--
sincerity and honesty were stamped on his coan-
tenance, and his afability and general dcport-
~, Mt. endeared him to all who knew him. As q
son he was obedient-as a brother affection ate,
and as friend sincere in his attachments.


The Mary was from Carthagcna. bound
to New York, and was wrecked FEBRUARY
2ist. on the New Boar Shoal. The Captain
mate. an;. crew, after being three days II
the long boat, reached the Mosquito shore
and after residence Of nearly two months
among the Indians, Tin which time Mi
M'Corkle died of fever, and two CT tue cfe'
were murdered by the natives } the remain
der were taken off by Colombian schooner
and carried To- s. !ago.