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Fen Dollars Reward.
Iune al. 100


RUNAWAY from the subscriber, at the Ri
sing Sun Tavern, in Richmond, on Thursday
morning last, a yellow negro girl. named MIL
LY has bushy head Of hair, about 10 or II
years old, and about FIVE feet two inches high. -
She formerly belonged to Mrs. Wells OF Will
ams6urg, and was sold to me by Mr. Robert
Creenhow, Of said place Had on when she e.
loped, blue grounded calico Whoever
win secure her in any Jail, that get her again,
shall receive the above reward.
CHARLES STEWART.
Nottoway County, Virginia, :
Iume 8, 1SO4. s IL
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KING OF ENGLAND.

In la;e London paper we End the fol-
lowing article; fit may be considered en-
titled to any reliance, it would seem to in
dictate, that the prospect Of his maiesly's
perfectly recovering his capacity for busi-
ness, is involved in considerable doubt.
" There has been report very gene
rally current Tor these four days past, that
some measure was IN contemplation, the
o6jecl Of which was to relieve his maies-
ty from the harrassing details Of business
IA thing which indeed has long been
considered desirable. So general was this
belief, that many expelled message to
parliament last night, aud we are much
mistaken IT the report did not originate in
the ministerial circles. 1t is probable that
Ministers see such difficulty and dclcacy
in this affair, that they are afraid to ven
ture to propose il however necessary.
Another London paper, quoting the a.
bove, gives the following remarks.
Our readers will readily believe, that
we do not copy this paragraph from any
appreciation OF It's tendency. On the con-
tFary, We can scarcely conceive a greater
IMPROPERLY, to say the least OF it, than to
Intimate thatit is become a" necessary" or
" desirable" to " relieve his Majesty from
the harrassing details Of business before
the Sovereign himself has expressed d
desire to be relieved"
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vile, at Ten guineas and dollar to the groom,
tor each mare. The season will commence the
hrst day OF March next, and end the lst day OF
August following extensive pasturage OF supe.
rior quality wil be furnished gratis and the great.
est attention paits but NO responsibility for acct
dents or escapes The money viii! be expected
tor the season of such mares as are pastured be-
fore they are removed, and nores sent with those
that are not to be left with the horse, payable
the LIST OF ApguST next. Apply 20
RICHARD KNOWLES,
Agent for John Randolph.
Bizarre, Jan. 10, 1904 2w
P.S. Farmville is miles below Prince Il I'd
courthouse, and IS from Caytetsye. Mares fed
if required.
Among the numerous feate OF this eznaordi-
nary horse the following instances oc;nis prow-
ess are selected.
He beat FreciPitate (both years old) Tor the
Clsret Stakes of 200 gvineas each, equal weights.
over the Beacon course "a miles and $50 ,ards)
six to four on Dragon. Six others paid foifeir.
This was one of the fastest races ever run in En-
gland.
He zualkedoper for the Jockey club plate, miles.
Hebeat Chandelier Ciph0 alto 6sdt PSeeihitatel
over the Beacon course q miles 1873 YARDS for
ONE rHoUsAh D GuINEAs, equal age x weights,
Ave TO four ON Dragon. o
He beat Chandelier again, ard two others
(ffty guineas each) miles, five and six to four
on Dragon against the field.
AT ave years old carrying 40 lbs. he beat two
capital sIxyear old horses (Creeper and Pipator)
Carrying the Same weight, for the WHIP and eco
gnineas each, Beacon course, ak to Ave on Ora
gon against the field.
Attic same age Give carrying TWO HUNDRED
and TEN PoUEos each, he beat Clifden (sIx
years old) over the Beacon course (four miles
$50 yards) for three hundred guneas
u 1or,t ii,r ,.- 7
Jsrico. Asparagus, Sir Charles, Espers> hes, Ea.
Gus, Sneaker, Spendthrift, Spearman, Lauresti.
ma, &c. &c and received forfeit from Spearm III
Lais, and Swain.
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June 5th. 1904.
VIRGINIA., 10 wIr:


at Court Of sndrterly Session bed for TIE cointy
IF Amelid, on Thursday tbe tzpenty. fourth day 6f
May. one thousand eigbt hundred and four.
John Holt, compIt. {,
Against On an Irj,uetion
Liggon. defts
HE defendant Jarriatt Rison, not having
L entered his appearance according to the act
of assembly and the rules of this court; and it
appearing TO the satisfaction of the court that he
is not an inhabitant of this commonwealth on
the motion of the complainant by his counsel +,
II is ordered. that the said defendant Iarriatt do
appear here on the fourth Thursday in August
next, to answer the bill of the complainant; and
that copy Of this order be inserted in some pub.
lie newspaper of the ciyy of Richmond for two
months successfully, and posted at the front door
Of the courthouse of the said county on TWO sue
cessive court days.
A copy--Teste,
JAMES TONNES, G. &C.
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(Rep. Advocate

Departed this life on Sunday night last. WILL.
LIAM JONES, of Buckingham county (com-
monty called uncle Billthe great tobacco maker)
whose unexamPled character through life, merits
the applause of all good men.
" The wint'ry blast of death, kills not the buds
Ofvirtue: No, they spread beneath the beam of
Brighter SUM- i'll endless agesinto higher power"
June 5th. 1904.
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VTRGINII, 10 WIr.


1T q Conrt Of Quarterly Session, continued
and held far the county Of .loieliS, on Sa-
turday the t1certy-si1th day Of May, 1904.
Henry L. Biscoe, complt
Against y. cL..
Joshua Atkinson. Joshua ehafIin III e'ance'y'
and Henry Eldridge, defts.J
THE defendant Joshua Atkinson, not having
entered his appearance according to the aa of
assembly and the rules of this court and it ap
pearing to the satisfaction of the court that he is
not an inhabitant of,his commonwealth On the
motion of the complainant by his counsel, II is
ordered, that the said defendant do appear here
on the fourth Thursday in August next TO answer
the bill of the complainant; and that copy of
this order be inserted in some public newspaper
of the CRY of Richmond for two months success
sively and posted at the front door of the court
house of the said county two several court days
A copy-Teste,
TA51ES TONNES, G a. C.
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and passenger. Left, brig Alfred to sal,
IN 5 or days for tins rort. PASSENGERS.
! Messrs. Philippine, Sago, Grifien, Shou-
her and RielIe. Spoke, May S, sloop Ann
and Sarah 81 days from New York 5 OF
miles below the towr--io miles below
the town, ship Hiram, French nom Ja-
ma'ca, aud The Mo,ongahela Farmer, Fer
guson, from dc. both of New York. At
English ;urn, passed the ship Sampson
also aboul miles above the Belise, the
Mary, Woods, with fine wind. May IL,
near Havannah, spoke the Comet and Car
isle, rs days from Baltimore Tor New Or
leans. 2sd, pilot boat schooner, Sc days
from Jacquemel for Baltimore.
Upon the door ola house near Bridgewater,
occupied by father and son, the former
blacksmith and publican, the latter a
barber, rs board with the following in.
scription.
!" BARNES and SUN, blacksmith and
BARRIERS work done hear; horse shooting {.
and shaving, Locks mended here, curling,
pleading, teeth drawing and all other fur.
rery work-All sorts ofspiratus ikers &C. 4,
cording TO the late comical t,eaty-Take
- N-'J VIZ hSSPo ohOOi anu lays OUT
Jokes as ushall, teaches spallen, reding and
rltlng, and other languages, watches, and
has assistants il required to teach horito.
ry, sowing, and matthew mattucks, and
all other fashionable diversions"
(London Poher.)
taxes cP by Richard Sampson in Goochiand
county, near the courthouse, black HORSE.
with . reached name and bob tail, some saddle
spots and a white spot on the of shoulder, shod
before, supposed TO be very old, about four feet
eight inches high, and appraised to ten dollars
Also, . small sorrel FILLY. suppose, % be two
years old next sPring-aTpraised to twenty doll
ars, before me. according TO law. this 12,h Ian.
1904. HENRY ROYST.ES
A copy-Teste, w3-
BsNJANIN ANDERSON, C. C c.
sHoMNirTLD 10 the JAIL OF hibenarIe county.
- negro boy, about II years of age, yellow
complexion. has OH negro cotton coat and bree.
ches, says his name is REUBEN. and that he
belongs to 1 Mr. VIM Su;hars OF Augusta coun.
~, or folecat creek. Tie owner is reuuested
TO come forw ard, prove his property, pay char
ges and take hun away, or he will be deal, with
IS the law directs.
THOs WELLS, ir
Tailor AlbeEIarle county.
April 60. 1904 3m
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VIRGLArI.4
IN TEs RIGH CoURT OF CHAScERY.

Between
Christopher M'Connico and Thompson J
Foulks, executor of Matthew Marable,
And plaintiffs.
Richard Kennon, defendant. y
ON the motion of the plaintiffs by their coun-
- sci. the court this twelfth day Of May IN the
year of our Lord one thousand seven hundred and
ninety eight, doth order, that the plaintiffs do
render an account of their administration OF the
goods, chattels and credits Of their restator be
fore master commissioner Rose, who is t,ireeted
10 esSarnins, state aad settle the same, and MIA ke
report thereof to the court, with such matters
specially as he may think pertinent, or as the
parties may require to be SO stated.
A copy-1este, w6t
Signed, PETER TINSLEY.
Petersburg, COMMANDMENT Office, Slime 2, 1904.
The parties concerned viii please take notice
thar have appointed Wednesday the first day
of August, to carry into effect the preceding or
der, when they requested toattend with their
books and papers ready for examination
Signed, SAMUEL DAVIS, Conim'r
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\ VI SpptoFSu 1SCSt,tailCej al OU or W DAYS:
Muscovado Sugar and Z New York Candles &
green Coffee, OF \ su- Soap.
perior quality. = Dutch Cases with plain
Double and single ref, 4 and yilr Bottles. .
ned Loaf Sugar. Sherry Wine ola supe
old Antigua, Jamaica Il rlor quality.
and w. 1 Rum. London Bill Madeira,
CoSniac and Apple warranted & 2 years
Brandy. old.
Hollands Gin. China Bowls from pinr
Caldwell Frasurc & cos to six quarts
supcrhne Chocolate. Tea and Coffee Cups 6.
Dixon's Mustard in y Saucers.
boxes OF doz. u Cut plain Lemonades
Pepper. Ginger, Pimen- Cus Jelly Glasses.
10 and Nntmegs SAVERS, halfpipt, quart,
Mace and Cloves. \ half gallon and gallon
Fresh Oil, Olives and 4 Tumbers.
Capers Il Gmpov,der. Irnnerials,
Martinique. Noyau and 4 Young Hvson Tens.
French Cordals. Patent Shot assorted
Box Raisns and soft Hamilton &, Sun. aud
shell Almonds Thomas I,ei-er,s snufs.
Copperas, Madder. AL Paten; night Lamps.
lum, Birthstone, and Z Writing and (yrappiny
ground Ginger, in a Payer.
small Kegs HSpeIling Books and
Logwood Turkey Cot Planners
ton Sole Leather and Calf
Spanish and Bengal In h Skins.
digo.
Also, received from Bristol. By the ship DIV,
Branch,
EAR7HEN e STONE WARE, in crates.
Dou6le GLOUCESTER II BRICK CHEESE.
JiMRS FISHER.
Richmond, June 1ss, 1904 Or
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,oy her gesture and apparel, TO possess al
ieast an independent fortune; and no
Inference at all, in this respect, is left to
Tell the mere spectator whether her cir
eHnisfep'ces be nayroSy or Qf7Rcnt.
Proportion, therefore, We parents, the
dress OF your daughters to their situations
IN life. Every approach to excess in this
article must be followed with the worst
effects. 1t is a deception easily dete cted,
and will never be forgiven. An appear
ance OF 10eahh cannot be supported on
nothing and the shifts to which il is some
times a temptation, are not always the
most reputable. Morris an inordinate love
OF dress very promising scene for OBJ
tanning the most respectable matrimonial
connections. Young men are now too
wary to be thus duped. Though it were
certain 10 succeed, who could wish those
dear to them to commence SO serious an
enterprise, by means thus subtle and Graf
ty! 1t is dangerous to tamper with truth
or decency in any case. Candor, simpli.
city, and fair dealing, never subject to the
least risk are always safe, and always no.
norable.
DUNELMENSIS
Richmond, June 3, 1904.
The following is from New York fe-
deral paper. There is so much christi
anity, Connecticut piety, and charity in it,
that we should readily conclude the wri-
ter to have been a pupil OF the Pope.
Z" More stSstut ia66rs."--By a gentle
man direct from Hartford we are inform
ed that on Friday of last week, company
Of refiu6irdn democrats, headed by the IA
nous Demo. Tilden, member eIeet of
the general assembly, assembled and com
menced pulling down the Meeting House
in Lebanon, (Con.) and on Saturday they
re-assembled and completed their useful
iaborS, by leveling it with the ground -
This is fa6t and may be relied on, and
may, perhaps, justly be considered as the
leading trait in the character of the har-
ty"
We should think it hardly necessary to
contradict this statement, except il was to
put the unsuspe cling on their guard a.
gainst fsishoods of the same kind that may
be told hereafter. We do not hesitate TO
declare, this Information by a gentleman
" dire6t from Hartford" is, for the most
part, a direct" lie. That Meeting
House in the town of Lebanon was taken
down, is true. That it was done in pur-
suance of a vote OF the town in which it
stood, is hkwise true. FeGeraliats as well
as republicans assisted in demolishing il !;
party politics had no connection with the
business.-That it was taken down for the
purpose of building new one, IS likewise
true.-Part OF the materials for which are
now collected.-No doubt many pious
federalist would be glad to see one or two
Westinghouse destroyed by republicans,
that they might say their predictions were
verified-that should Jefferson be cho-
sen President the houses for public wor-
ship would be destroyed"
(B9ercury.)
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Port of N-W-YoRK, jane 1.
n, ylVed Yesferdag,

~ |tOt@ Z eSteFody,
The brig Venus, Carr, in 81 days from
New Orleans, with sugar, coUou, iodigo
and logwood, TO J. M. Coe,schius, owner
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! with small lakes until it comes to Had-
sons Bay, which it crosses and passes o.
ver the conlinerr again; it is felt at Mon
treal, from whence ii goes over luke On,a
rio and arrives at Philadelphia.
Alexander M'Kenzie performed his
voyage in bark canoes about the size, and
made in the manner, of that hanging in
the hall of the Museum at Philadelphia.
The language spoke by the Indians
throughout This extensive rout, except on
the coast of the Pacific, was the Chipewy-
an, or Chipeway it is also spoken by the
Indians on the upper parts of the Mis-
sissippi.
A London paper observes, that young
man OF the name of Smart, has invented
an internal machine, which is capable of
destroying thousand men in minute
and remarks, that the expense willLetri-
ting when compared with its saiffy! To
kill thousand men i'm minute--let's see
% yes "a very useful machine-ave very
grand invention.
(Rep, Adyocate)
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Committed to the jail Of
Powla an county on the 17tf day of Nav, 1904.
two runaway negro meh--cne BY the name OF
JESSE, the other HILLY--they say they be-
long to MIR. Anderson Scott Of King and Queen
county. The owner is tesiied to come forward
prove his property, pay charges and take them a.
way. MOSES N. CAROUZOR TAILOR.
Powhatan courthouse, June ., 8Ot %
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Twenty Dollars Reward.

~ ESFRTED from the Public Guard, SOLO
~ MON HEWITT, born in Connecticut, he
is Ront we'll made good looking man about
FIVE feet eleven iuches high, and shout IS years of
ages he has tair kin and auburn hair, wore a.
way home fPun coat and VET and oznaburgs
pantaloons aud fhirt have been informed thar
ne went off with Capt. Barrett, Portugueie, who
fails this TRIP for Straien Hand but it is very pJE
lbls he (dewi,J may lop at Norfolk ALTO,
WILLIAM CAMPBELL, Virgiuian, aout
well made, down look, mort black hair, about
twenty three years of age, drinks and is very no-
venly, about i've feet eight or nine inches high.
Clothing, fhore blue coat turned up with red,
blue YEA and czDabUrgs fhirt and Pantaloons.
am we'll informed he kept Immediately down
the Rage road to Williamsburg, and believe his
intention is 10 Norfolk. Ct
ALEXANDER 9UfRRIER, c. p r.
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ERa suB9s2IBKR
Has just received from Philadelphia and New.
York,
The foHowing GOODS,

Which will be sold low for cash. country produce
or approved aeceptances at so or so DAYS:
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From, the american Daily .Aduertiser

From the american Daily advertiser.
Mr.. PoULsoN,
Some OF your readers may not have
read Alexander M'Kenzie's voyages in
the discovery of the most northern parts
of this continent, it may be informing to
them to see in your paper the following
short account:--
This celebrated voyager set out from
= trading post on the lake Of the Hills lat.
50, n. lon. 10, w. from Greenwich Hos
pital in England.-He passed down the
Slave river and entered the Slave lake on
the 9th of June, which was then frozen o.
ver-when il was navigable he went in
pursuit of it's outlet, and discovered ri
yer which he called M'Kenzie's river,
down which he pursued his voyage until
he came to the sea in lat. 90, N. long.
l35, w. the nsrrowest part of this river
is 400 yards at fall of 30 feet--in some
places it is half a mile wide, in others
from one to Two in breadth, and from
three to six fathoms deep. From the lake
OF the HITS 10 the mouth of the river at
the sea, the course is little to the East
ward of n. w.
Some years afterwards he again left the
lake of the Hills, 70 explore the course
upward Of the Peace river, which is the
same Slave river called above the lake of
the Hills by this more pleasing name
its general course from S. w. TO N. T..
until IL came TO the lake Of the Hill. Up
this he went to near its source, and land.
Ing IN lat. 81, l., n. he found The Co
Iumbia within nine hundred yards OF him !;
down this he passed to enter the Pacific
Ocean, but being informed by the natives
Of a much nearer and less dangerous rout
by land, nc walked about 500 miles over
il and completed his discoveries across
the continent from the Atlantic to the Pa
cific ocean.
The whole length Of his voyages on the
Peace, Slave and M'Kenzie rivers (Which
are but one) is two thousand FIVE hundred
miles. ,
This interesting traveller has informed
us that a Mr.. Thompson, astronomer to
the North West Canada company Of Ira
der5 has been at the head Of the Mississip-
pi and Missouri rivers, and sscertained
their ATTITUDES, and longitudes, by astro.
nomical observations, The head Of the
Mississippi lat. IL, lone. IS Missouri
lat. IS, long. lo2--himself has placed tho
Columbia, where he fell in with il, lat. 50,
II--others have ascertained its mouth in
lat. 20, 90, n. 100 w.
BY tho large map, bound up with Ne
Kennels travels, it appears that n. w.
wind comes TO Philadelphia from the fro
zen sea about the mouth Of M'Kenzie's RE
ysr, passing over country abounding
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BY virtue of a deed oftrust

executed to me by James M'DanieI, to secure
debt due John Garden & Co. will be offered for
sale, at Charlotte courthouse, the I'd day Of July
next, it being Charlotte court day, the following
property, TO wit three NEGROES, four head Of
HORSES, ten head Of CATTLE, eighty head
Of HOGS, and three FEATHER BEDS and
Furniture, OF so much thereof as will satisfy the
said deed Of trust.
JOHN B. SCOTT.
June 5th, 1904. w2s
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The Celebrated Enelisl .Sf0l7ion,
DRAGON,

Late the property ofhis grace
the duke of Bedford, and sire
OF Spectator. Ta,antula, Jen-
ny, Spinner, Creeper, Phenix,
, Hospitality, &c. viii stand the
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Ihe Virginia Argns.
X ICH MON d;
SATURDAY. JUNE D. 1901


At ID meeting OF the officers of The lgth
regiment, and citizens of Richmond, IL the
Washington Tavsrn, the following res0.
lutions were entered into, OH the 2o.h June,
1904.
Resolved, That committee be appoint
ell to form regulations for the celebration
Of the 4th of July whereupon. the follow
ing gentlemen were nominated aud ap
pointed committee to confer upon the
proper measures, to be adopted ior-the
purpose aforesaid William Mose!y, Rich
ard Adams, David Holloway, Samuel
Peasants, jr. WIN. Austin, William Rich
ar,son, George w. Smith, John II. Fou-
shee, Thomas Preston, John Mimms,
BeiAmin Tate and William Price, ,R-gis
teri 1t is further resolved, that the
committee request Mr.. John Hill Smith
to prepare and deliver an Grafton in The
Capitol, appropriate 10 the day.
Rcsofoed, That these proceedings be
published in some newspaper Of the city ;
and the committee is requested to meet
at Hallam's Tavern, OH Monday evening
next, att O'Clock.
BENZ: TATE, Chairman.
JoHN F. Pace, Secretary.
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BY the Governor q. she Cta.,opsatalth o.
VIRGINIA,
PROC VI J'INM

VA/HE!tE AS il is Represented to the exeou
w tive that LIVINGSTON SHANNON.
who was committed to the Jail of the distre of
Williamsburg, charged with murder. hath escap-
cd from the said jail have therefore thought
ut. with tho advice of the Council of State. to rs
sue this proclamation, hereby offering reward
OF ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS 10 any person or
persons who shall apprehend and convey 70 the
jail aforesaid the said Livingston Shannon. And
do moreover require all officers civil and militia
rs. and cXhort the good people of the common.
wealth 10 use their best cndeavors to apprehend
and convey 70 the said distrit1 Jail OF Williams.
burg the SAID Livingston Shannon.
Given under my hand with the Seal of the
Commonwealth annexed, At Richmond, tbic
L.. l6'h day OF June, in tte year of our Lord,
1904
Signed, John PAGE
LIVINGSTON SHANSoxis about ave feet nine
or ten inches high, of thin vssage, fair complex
on, his eyesblue, and dark hair. and in his fore
head remarkable scar and which by putting 4
side the hair, may be observed He is somewhat
bow legged. He took with him brown cloth
coat with yellow mettle buttons, sailors acket
OF blue bearskin and trowsers of the same.
JAMEs TAYLOR, Jailor.
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From Fredericksburg, June ls.
MORE COuNTERFEITS.


II is truly an alarming circumstance to
near that the circulation Of counterfeit
bank notes has become so general Of late.
On Thursday evening last two men were
apprchended in this town on suspicion Of
having in their possession forged bank
notes this was done at the instance Of a
eentlemar who arrived here in pursuit Of
them on the above evening from George
Town, upon whom a forged note of fifty
dollars bad been imposed by one Of the
eulprits. They we're taken before ma
gistrate, and search being made courier
felt bills tothc amount Of 600 dollars were
found on them, when they were commit
Ted to prison for further trial. The notes
are OF the denomination Of so and 100
dollars. There are some Of them made
payable 70 the order Of ddaDt Giichrist. at
the office Of discount and depositat Chari IS.
ton: the others are on the banks Of New
York and Baltimore they are exceeding
~ well executed except the names ~ John
Swan and Thomas Willing, the b,uer We
~ clumsiIy written. They perfectly cor
respond WIKI the description of those found
on Thomas L0gwood at Richmond and
those mentioned in late Charleston pa
per; for the description of which see our
last Thursdays paper,
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MARRIED

On the 18th inst. Dir. NICHOLAS
NJ. VAUGHAN, to Miss ANNA r.
PLEASANTS, eldest daughter of Mr..
ISAAC w. PLRAsANTs, all of CoochIand
county.
On Monday evening last, by the Rev.
Mr.. Blair, Mr.. JAMES WILSON, of
Mecklenbu,g county, Merchant, to Miss
SUSAN PRlCHARD, only daughter Of
Mr.. William Prichard, Merchant of this
city.