Republic Advocate Batavia, Genesee Co., NY February 14 1839 MARRIED. On the 11th inst. at the house of Marlin SCOFIELD, in Elda[sic], by the Rev. Mr. EMMONS, Mr. John T. BENEDICT, formerly of Otsego, to Mrs. Betsey BENEDICT, widow of Isaac BENEDICT, of Elba, after an acquaintance of about thirty years, and a pleasing and interesting courtship of about thirty minutes. In Alabama, on the 7th inst. by John CROMBIE, Esq. Mr. Arnold HOVEY to Miss Deborah Ann PALMER, all of Alabama. In Le Roy, on the 29th ult. by the Rev. Mr. LATIMER, Mr. William OLMSTED to Miss Maria MOREHOUSE, all of Le Roy. + + DIED. With pleurisy, in Wesley City, Tazewell county, Illinois, after an illness of one week, William B. CRANDALL, formerly of this place. + + 'Oh Bobby, my dear boy, dont[sic] blow your nose on my pocket handkerchief; I paid eighty dollars for it in Broadway!' 'Why, la, mother, if it aint to blow my nose on, what's it for?' 'Why it's to carry in my hand for show, Bobby.' 'For show, mother? pay eighty dollars for a pocket handkerchief for show. Well, now, that's queer, and when you went out to buy it, mother, you would not give sixpence to the poor woman and her child, what had nothing to eat.' -Star + + CHEESE, an excellent article, for sale by S.A. WILSON. + + PAPER.--Just received at the Bookstore, a supply of Blue Laid Letter Papper[sic] Valentines, White do. Hudsons, White Laid Foulscap Hudsons, Blue do. do. white Letter do. Blue do.do. Blue do. ruled do. White do.do.do. Blue do.do. Hudsons, London Post, gilt, blue, London do.do. white.--Also a large supply of common No. 1 Foolscap ruled, which he will sell at the Factory price. Sealing Wax, First rate opaque Quills no. 70, Wafers, ink, Blotting & Mapping Paper, Blank Books, &c. Wm. A. SEAVER. + + submitted by Linda C. Schmidt