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_MARRIED,_
On the evening of the 8th instant at the seat of Colonel Ramsay,
Carpenter’s Point, Cæcil county, by the Rev. Mr. Ireland, Mr. SEPTIMUS
CLAYPOOLE, of the city of Philadelphia, to the amiable Miss ELIZABETH
POLK.
On Saturday evening last, by the Rev. Mr. Milldollar, Mr. ELEAZER REID,
of this city, to Miss CATHERINE ACKERSON of Orange County.
[[Claypoole’s marriage may be a “professional courtesy” listing.
Claypoole (~1764-1798) published the _American Daily Advertiser_.
After his death it became _Poulson’s_ (1800-1839), and then merged
with the _North American_, surviving in various forms until 1869.
Elizabeth Polk was a niece of Charles Willson Peale.]]
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_METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS._
_From the 11th to the 17th inst._
THERMOMETOR observed at 6, _A.M._ 3, _P.M._
Prevailing winds.
OBSERVATIONS on the WEATHER.
deg. deg. 6. 3. 6. 3.
100 100
June 11 66 80 nw. do. clear h. wd. do. do.
12 64 81 w. sw. clear lt wd. do. do.
13 70 76 sw. se. rn lt. wd. do. do. t. lg.
14 64 78 nw. do. clear lt. wd. do. do.
15 66 85 sw. w. clear lt. wd. do. do.
16 60 77 e. do. r. t. lg. cl. lt. w. do. do.
17 66 77 w. n. r. t. lg. cr. l. w. do. do. r. hl.
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