Heard, M. E. and Blair, David (Married)

Flesherton

On Wednesday evening, the 17th inst., the number of ladies and gentlemen seen wending their way in the same direction, with their latest new hat or bonnet on, with all their other fine Sunday clothes, made bystander inquire, why! where are all these people going? when in order to have a better view, taking his stand a little further round the corner, he observed that none passed the palatial dwelling of J. H. Heard, Esq., when shortly after, he was informed, that in that same house two would shortly be made one. The work being intrusted [sic] to the skilful [sic] hand of the Rev. D. C. McDowell was successfully completed. The happy couple being that of Miss M. E. Heard, daughter of J. H. Heard, and Mr. David Blair, carriage-maker in this village, who were pledged to each other in the holy bonds of wedlock. The young couple intend residing here and have settled down to house-keeping, and we understand intend having their honeymoon trip a little late, at least not till the weather becomes warmer.