Prices of Country Produce,
IVILluINGTON, MOP. "a, 1925.

MARRIED.
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On Monday evening last, by the Rev. Daniel
d. Lewis, Mr. JomN LYLE, to Miss JANE LEWIS,
daughter of the Rev. Mr.. Lewis, i'll Of this bo
rough.


On Wednesday evening, the 9th inst, by the
Rev. hIr. Williston, Mr. ErGENE BRowy to
Miss MARY HAnPER, both of New-Port, Dela-
ware.


On Thursday evening last, by the same, Mr.
ConNELIus SrIDHAM, of Christiana Hundred to
Miss ELIZA, eldest daughter of Mr.. Jno. Peach,
of Ncw-Cas Hundred, Del.


On Friday evening last, by the Rev. F.. w.
Gilbert, Mr.. AARON SToops to Miss HANNAH S.
WALTER, all Of this Borough.


MARRIAGES EXTRAORDINARY


Married at Henrietta, N York, Capt. Samuel
Currier, 10 Miss Mary Archer. This is the SEP
enA wife OF Capt. iui,icr, his sirh was buried
but three weeks before he espoused the sew
enth.


"Whoso fndcth m,ft fndeth good thing"
n. b. Since the above was in type we learn
that Mrs c. has With or ,oithoW provocation left
the bed and board of Capt. Curlier, leaving him
again u dtscmas0luie widower-Iiochester Pa
per.


Married At Blackburn, (England,) John Grigg,
aged ~, who has been blind for upwards OF ten
wears, to Jane Aims orth, who is as deaf as post,
aged So years. This is the fourth time this
sprghtly bridegroom has appeared at the altar of
Tymen, and the brides third engagement in con-
mbial bliss.


No couple was in fteo senses ever better cacu-
lated for happiness for lie is so constituted as to
be Hndto all the faults Of his wife--and she too
deqf to be annoyed By his complaints.-Thc one
cannot see the others faults; and the other can
not hcar his rcproaches, even ifhe were ready to
utter them: two qualities that are wonderfully
conducive to the happiness Of the married life.
C0mniIfr