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ro, RENlT,.

3, 81 O. q & !,
d !conxeuient two story Dspetfiae flottset s1a
Stoss, situate On the corner OF King and Ilsi:s
streets, lately occupied BY Mr. John Ramsey
Eliza Wilton, o.
y Robert !. Taylor.
January ~. - &
--7 FOR SALE,
sy9,. 10 De RENTED for one or more ye srs
.veTHFIE whole Of the REAL EoI AT 4 Dc-
longing to Pressley Carr Lane1 lying e
and adjacent to the town OF Centrcfille, ~
Fairfax county I,
Fms property consists Of the well known
TAVERN now occupied by Mr. y Adam t MI -
eheN
re STORE HOUSE now inathe oecu-
bancy Of Mr.. Das,iei Karrington--and from o. !
eight hundred u IL thousand acres OF good
FARMING LAND, at present in the pes
session Of MIR Carr W. Lane, and Mr. !. U1al-
Ter Locker, .whichwiil be disposed ofin sepe-
rate tracts or entise.
II IS presumed that any person disposed to
buy or rent any of the above property Will hrsl
view the same and Judge for themselves
further description is therefore unnecessary
81 NJ. Lane you'd take q smals
Proportion IN Negroes.
Harrilon TRzhugh.
Fairfax County Oct IS. law
"A French and English Gazette,
10 nateurs!ef The Feea-ed Language.
ETKT e are authorised to announce. 70 Inc
w Public, and more especially TO
American Ladies and Gentlemen, ttorwhom
.this ne W establishment is adapted) that L'ora-
cls, a French and English Gazette, printed
three times a week, Charleston, South
Carolina, will De published daily on the hrst
Of January, 500, in the city of New = ORR. .
A book of subscription is opened at THIS Oh
flee and at Mr.. Guds6y's CoGee-Housc.
Subscribers. pay Nine Dollars per annurn,
and only Eisht Dollars, if paid in advance.
The establishment will prove very benehci-
al both to Amateurs and Pupils ofthc French
of English languages.
The Editor and Proprietor IS MIR. .sesr'n,
whc5is on his way from here to New. orS,
-fas7sllg his corr csponaencc.
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JAMES BACON

mi. faooxvv sroax, on Kaysfrtet, avg
addition 10 his. former sock, aaaea ..,.,m
A freih Supply Of cenuine Af'''''"
the Grocery Line; 80.
Which makes his assortment eo'n y. ,,,s,
Re uory ocers for sale, on MS as'la:. "..,na
Mufcoyado Sugars, OF yaf'0a'S''
Eties,
Loaf and Lump ditto,
Gunpowder,. rp5s
Imperial, ,..,Io,,y select
Hyson, o1eaf.s
Young Tyson, 81, Iu~ rs,.
Souchong }
Best green Coffee, ,.r
chocolate, Of superior quality
Madeira,.
Buscllos,
Sherry, NJ MS
Lisbon,
Tenefiae,
A1aiaga, and
Genuine .Old foft
Z ,ognac and Bourdeaux BRANDY,
Old Jamaica Spirit, for family ~" al Vt
Antigua, St. Croix, st. ' ince"'''
| England Rum,
Holland Gin,
Irish aid country Whisky, ,,,.,.,.,.
AIolasses, Wine, and Cider 'i'ss'
s,oughton's Hitters, i, piness
Mace. nutrnegs, cloves, eas'l I'D gro.s
favenns and blsek pepper, race aau I 5.rls'
Ginger, basket salt for table use, I Pa dipt ~
s;eas starch. ag blue, sop, mould 70, IRE asts
snspmaceti candies, refined sale.p' hnr;n,,,sa'
;a,I;,sl,. alum copperas, maddsr, o' b.si q
a .l;.h and l Country made gunpoV aSe,is
and s.noa.sirg tobacco, very 0ess
bacco. So Hunerspf'
lin koxcs. 80, sao'U
s london mustard, warranted o. ;;.,e pr
aaality, Dixon's best ditto, wrappI.'ee ysg .
I dena:iohu's, &c. &c. with gene f%''. .yubH
tielc in his linc--the whole of ,Tiien - Of
selcctclwith care, and will be dis'''s ,
the very Iowest terms
RRINTSA DAILY Bd ~
SAMUEL SNOWpEN
7sr k,s Isofiriessy:3
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u SOtSaS" 49, 80 .'s
Old st. Estephe Msdoc laret, il y,
enc dozen S'
A few dozen ins old, frontinac
Ditto do. best vine bit,n
jamaica and West-Ipdia rum
New-England do.
Cogniac, Bourdeaux and Maple, Il b,,, {,
3. Holland and country gin
Schiedaln gin in cases
Irish whiskey, very old
70 barrels Pennsylvania rye shiSs,
Cider in barrels
White wine and Cider vinegar
Florence oil in TASKS
2 hogsheads liavanna honey
As DO. choice setsi!ing ,aJ,as,
Gunpowder
Imperial
Hyson TEAS /
Young Hyson - sa.s 49,.
liyson-Skin and ~ f4s+s
Souchong
Muscoyado sugars, different qualities
Benga. white lo.
Loaf and lump sugars, philadelphia, II
timore and Alexandria.
Leiper's, CARROTS, and Hamilt0n's sI
in bottles and bkdders.
Macaba and rapcc do.
Clover-seed, Penn. Darrastea3
Maze; nutmegs; cloves; cassm; siaa|
to; pepper; ginger, rass and ground dv
enne pepper; refined salt-pctrs' re
Coffee chocolates rice; pearl baA;
London and Philadelphia mustard; asst
salt; starch fig blue; hotant indigo; Car'
ria and Tennessee cotton; fax; wool; DAG
der; copperas; alum birthstone efa'A
pipes in boxes; wrapping paper and tEln
traces; bed cords; leading lines; demgahn'
gin cases; patent shot; brandywln' sanpsa
der; Harvey's gunpowdcr, the only rsaIt,
fish battle powdcr] from F to treble ss'Ss
chewing tobacco best flayapna seyas
Muscatel and bloom raisins in boxes
Sun ra:s;ns In casks.
Zantc currants prunes soft 'hei@
monds. /.
A few boxes excellent pickles 'asln
dozen bottles assorted capers, owes '~
choyics, for sale by the box. a
A quantity Of clean good alum salt s1''
or the fs hcry, sc. sc.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-09-13
BY Last Evening's Mal
From the Boston Chronicle, ef sem. $.


From, tie Boston Chronicle, IF SEM. 5.
BY the Arcturus, capt Name, arrived
here on Saturday, in 48 days from St. Sc
b stan, we were favored with a Bayonne
psper of July 11Jh.
Irappears that hi, majesty Joseph I. left
Bayonne on the Oh Of July, for his capital
that the emperor his brother, had accom-.
pPnied him rs far as Bidarte, With most
brilliant guard, in which town the twomo-
narchs embraced and took leave of each o.
tner with the greatest tenderness; that
his catholic majesty slept last night at ST.
Sebastian, VIII re he was received with the
creates demonstrations of Joy and respect.
The new constitution. a copy of which we
understand IS received by this vessel, was
deinitively accepted the 30th of June, and
sworn to by his catholic majesty and the de-
putes; the king having previously 10 his
oath addressed the assembly, to which they
returned loyal answer. These docu.
ments we are IN hopes to have translated
for our next Chronicle.
The oath was admins cred by the archbi-
shop of Burgos, dressed in his ponJiGcal robes,
attended by other dgnitaries of The clergy
The king having place ii his hands upon the no.
Nv evangelist, pronounced The form of oath that
follows, agreeaby to the constitution sc I
""eH tPo' ttc ftoT 90 am cause
TO be respected Our gion, to observe AMI cause
be o6servelthe construction preserve the ntegri-
~ and independence Of Spain Gndter Possessions, TO
resPect Ond cause to be oectei personal 5cyy and
property AMI to govern only Soith Uie1U Of the in
teyests, felicity and glory Of the Spanish natioi''
The oath taken by the archbishop, and dig
nitaries of the church, his attendants, presi-
dents, secretaries, officers ef the palace, dcpu-
ties, nc &c. was rs follows Sc sSsear fidelity
10 the ENG, TO the constellation and Eags"
The assembly of deputies have ordered tn at
several kinds of medals should be struck off to
commemorate this even.
We understand further by the passengers,
that the king had safely arrived IN Madrid |;
that 10000 more French troops had entered
Spain, to snbdne the sou hern provinces that
dispatches have been brought from our charg {
d' asfaires at Madrid, for our government. We
have been particular in enquiring about any
movements among the powers of the north, or
south OF Europe, but could not learn any thing
material.
Among great many respectable passengers
that have arrived in this vessel, we have the
satisfaction to announce the arrival of Madame
MoREAu; and of Messrs. Richard Sullivan,
Joseph Dorr, T. Wells, doctor Bartlett, SC. &c
| &c.
The opinion of an intelligent passe ger is,
J that the malcontents in Spain, will not be long
able to withstand the power and excellence Of
the new constitution, accompanied with the af.
fable ard energetic character of the new mon-
arch.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-09-13

to sweep away our citizens and our prope-
ty. The observation which has been imput-
ed TO Mr.. Mad son, that Bonaparte wanted
money and must have it, has been 100 rec ent-
ly explained to require repetition, and is too
idle indeed to be remembered. We pre-
sumo, fellow citizens, that the Course is
plain which America, as a neutral repub-
lie, ought TO pursue. We presume that it
would be the excess of impolicy, when we
recollect that she can scarcely be called a
maritime power to engage III European
contests.
What would have been the effect if we
had conducted our commerce under French
DEGREES. Thae our vessels would have been
taken by British cruisers, and we might be
properly considered as involving ourselves
in the contest, in favor OF France.
What would have been the consequence,
five had ratified the late treaty with Great
Britain? That we should have conducted
cur commerce entirely under her direc-
ton, which would not only have been an
insult upon our national character, but
would, according to the inference in the o.
Their case, have been virtual participation
I'm the contest, in favor of Great Britain
Thus, it is evident, that but for the cours !.
we have pursed, we should have been at war
with one of the belligerents, unless we in
tend to acknowledge Great Britain as the
mistress OF tire seas, and to pay the tribute
OF our independence, FOR her permission to
trade; unless We intend TO subscribe to the
British doctrine, that neutrals have no
rights, and moreover, unless we admit that
we have no claim to those citizens of Ame-
RIGA, born before the revolution," which is
even admitted by many federaists unless
YOU are prepared to surrender these things,
you ought to consider the embargo as the
preservation of your honor, neutrality and
property.
THIS doctrine mas advocated che other
day by a moSt able Fcderaist,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-09-13
MILAN DECREE ENFORCED.

We have received by the Arcturus. three
of the hrst cODdemnations by the council of
Prizes at Paris, of American vessels and
cargoes taken under the Milan decree of
the 18th Dec. The first on the 9Th June.
(the first ftting) is the. brig George, OF New.
buryport, capt. Bray, Gate capt. Hale
from Labrador, to B lboa, with fish and
some oil, papers endorsed by the British
and being far north and in want of PROVE
sions and water, put into Falmouth for sup
ply, where the British government seeing
the unjustness of the endorsement, granted
pass for the original destination aud from
further detention by British sn ps. No du-
ties we're required or paid at Falmouth. A
few miles from tile entrance ofBilboa har-
Dor, was taken by French armed boat of
Beyonne, and sent into St. Sebastians in
SPAN.
TIE second is the brig Vengeance, Of Sa-
lem, capt Ward Chapman, owned by WIN.
Gray, Esq. condemned OF tn 10Th June
(the second htting) bound with "a cargo OF
tobacco from Norfolk Qrom whence she
sailed An Decem cry tor B lbol, was en-
dorscd on the 3Oth same month by the l.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-09-13
INTERESTING NEWS.

From fbe Boston Gazette of .JEondau.
On Saturday,, arrived the fast sailing Shin
Arcl0rus, capt. Main, in 80 days from St.
Sebastians. Among the passengers in ,b..,
ship, came p. r. Livingston, Esq who is
The bearer of several sets of dispatches
from the French government 10 our own.
Mr.. Livingston reports, that a few day,
before ne sailed he was at Byonne, where
private interview took place between the
French emperor and himself; that on TAX
ing leave, he was entrusted by the empe
ror with a verbal message to the president
'oi the v, Stalesj out which he was not at
liberty to cOmnsonica.e. It's understood,
however, that The French decrese, against
neutral com0serce, were not 10 be relaxed
a. present; ofthis we have ample evidence
IN the sDhJoined list OF condemna,ions.-
No American vessels had been released
under MUrst's decree,
The general mpexion Of Affairs in
Spain, is said, by several Of the passen.
gers, to be highly AaueFng; that no
doubts were entertained OF the final sue
cess OF the Spanish patriots; that the ar
mics we're filing up with great alacrity /;
that arms and ammunition were conlinu-
ally arriving, and The collected force, when
arranged and supplied with military stores,
would Gar exceed any force or body Of men
BOnaparte could bring against them that
al present the steps of the Spanards we're
precautionary, although in eve,y instance,
where they have been brought into acton,
they have succeeded in repelling or de-
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-09-13
NEW YORK. Sent. 8.

The British Packet, Lord Hobart left
Falmouth on the I3th of July, and Halifax
on ths 26-h August of Course brings no
later London news than We had already
received BY other arrivals.
a Spanish officer from Corunna arrived
at Falmouth on the 10th July in passage
OF only days, and proceeded 10 London.
Hc informed that $4,000 French troops
had been killed, in various ,<;rInishes, by
the Spanish palrlols, who Were in poses.
sion OF Msdiid aud had taken prisoner the
wife Of Murat.
a communication between falmouth &
Coruuna had been opened he frs, Bri-
tish packet would sail for The latter port on
The l7,h July.
The Au3irians, it was said, had COM
menced hoslilites, and had taken TWO or
three French towns.
A vessel had arrived at Pictou, in Nova
Scoda, in % days from Glasgow, with IN
formation of q peace having been conclud-
ed between &. Britain and Russia. All
The Spanish prisoners a, Halifax had been
released and sent 10 HaVaDna, and all the
Transports had been ordered home from
Halifax Immediately.
TINS is the amount of the verbal news
by the packet. But I'll this is compara.
lively unimportant. The public attention
IS directed to Spain, where high minded
men," wholoVe their country, are engaged
in struggle which will be glorious in his
tory whether il terminates in conquest OF
defeat. The Boston Gazeue of Monday
enabies us TO lay before our readers the
following
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-09-13
Extract Of letter from Boston, dated SEP. s, 70
a gentIens..,: in This cir.

eve have it from gentleman Of respecta-
bili;y, who arrived here this day in the slip
Arcturus, from St Sebastians, that the Enpe-
ror IN late conference with gentleman att
tached to our diplomacy at his court, was plea
scd TO express his appreciation Of all Mr. LETTER.
son had done, and would take no offence even
ifw made terms "i,h England /; that al which
We pave heard respecting Spain is true, but
the French are marching 10000 men into
Spain, and the road To Madrid is open to them
by means of the fortresses wnich the French
previously to the late patriotic revolution Lad
contrived to get into their possession
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-09-13

Extroet Of letter from Boyleapx, iafel che 1915
Of Taiy, receivef per the 4Taar.ls, 46zin, Gy7i-
vel at BOSTON, m ST. Sebastiaas
French troops are continually marching.
through this place for Spain, by forced march
e., where 400 900 have already arrived"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-09-13
One IhouSand Iounds
WANTED.

4 &c 8 Of valuable had will be viv,n mn, ne
money 's retqn Cd Nearly 100 aces arc rich lo,v
g. unds now IN. eutiya ron lying on npyizahjs
wac tae imp ovements ueqr aud VERY Ga. 4 h,
?, hssI ~ aad desirable eoSaiy. Enqa..s of lhs
Sep,eulber 8, 1908.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-09-13
FOR BOSTON,
+ ~ THE SCHOONER
M .ssS MARY ANN,

% 1ss--& HENRY LUCE, Master, will sail
IN lew diys. For freight or pssseVe q i.
ply to HOVEY * SIZ ar.
Who have for sale, no1O landing,
IL Hhds. Antigua Rum
~ Hhd4. Brown Sugar
200 reams Wrapping Paper e
100 resms Whiting Paper
III boxes Spcr maceu Candies.
~ STORE,
Is Had &. Loaf Sugar
is Hhds. Brown Sugar
20 iihds N " L gland Rum
Hhds. Philadelphia Whiskey
tierces and 40 bags Green CoFss
200 cl'ks Stone Lime
And general assortment Of Ladies', ana
Ceotlemen's Shoes, sc. &c.
Sep.ember -, 1903. 1st
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-09-13
IMPORTANT.

A letter received at Boston on Saturday, bg
an arrival from Hal fax, contains the following
important Pc tscript :-s' ~ vess Il arrived at
PicIou, on the 18th Aug. IN % days ftom Glss-
gov, tn" captain of " .ich informs, that eat
Britain and Russia has made Peacep The
date OF this ne must be several days later
than urprevious accounts from London, N hich
gave sons presages of such an event"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-09-13
THE SLAVES
NOTICE.

THAT petition wiil be presented o the newt
g,nIa assembly, held a, the CAPT Of. in he
city Of Richmond, pui down the ferry at Ca,
POINTS f9tusksy Biuie Bd & ,Famham Bridge
and she Grea, Bridge over ToIuskey be made
o. 6.'dgs; all IN the county Of Richmond,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-09-13

A passenger in the Arcturus informs us thas
Murat, the Grand Duke of Berg, had arrived
at Bayonne, from Madrid, where he remained
breast
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-09-13

ris friga'e, capt. Tower. On the same
night escaped aud bore away for bii GA.
On the 9th of january came To anchor at
Dan Antonio; lost An anchor ard run for
Bilboa, and was taken bv the same be at off
said port of Bilboa, on III 9Th, and sent i'm
to Passagein Spain. Fin carg Was worth
100000 dollars, at the time. OF cuudeulnl-
ton. Hercargo copsistiDgo abuu 90 hhds
tobacco, would have brought one dollar per
pound.
The thirds the ship NJ lrs, of New-York,
Charles Henry, master, condemned ON the
18th June, bound from Savanna, (from
whence she sailed 4th january for Londou,
laden WI n rice and cotton. On the 4th
Feb about lat. 80, Is, n Long IL, W. was
captured by French privateer OF Rochelle,
and sent TO Passage in Spain. Capt III.
had not his papers endorsed, nor did he
see or speak with any English or other
vessel.
Captains Henry, and Chipman are pas
sengers in the Arcturus.
All the foregoing are facts and may be re-
lied on.
1t appears that after the date of the Mi
Ian Decree, and perhaps at the time of MIR
Champagny's letter to Mr. Arms, rong, an
order was given to the council of prizes,
not to proceed on American cases but soon
alter the arrival of the Usage, counter
order was given; and the three cited ves-
seis were CONDEMNED with many others, az
the first and second sittings, being every
Thursday, weekly. Most of the valuable
| vessels and cargoes were condemned ON
those days.
| 1t WAS rumored that suspension took
place in the council of prizes; but twogen-
tlemen passengers, per the. Arcturus, saw
( a letter from Paris the day before their Sail
ing, 10 French gentleman at StSehas'iins,
saying, that although it was supposed thas
the council would not Condemn any more,
yet since the 18Th of June, six NOR Ame-
ricau vessels and cargoes had Lsen con-
demned.
Among other remarkable cases, is one " r.
Thy TO be noticed "A Salem brig, the Hipsey
and Jane, was endorsed of the or,livau OH the
sd Dec escaped the vigilance 9ftho. English,
and run Into Bayonne on the 5th, ard thu cap
| tain went to Bordeaux to consult and sell the
cargo On the 18th same month. the govern
ment seized vessel and cargo, under The Milan
decree OF the 17.hDec twelve DAYS after the
arrival OF the vessel in port and viii no doubt
coudemn her-yalued at 60,00) dollars
Pans, June 20.
CAPTAINS BaAY AND oHIPNAu,
Gentemeu--It gives me much pain to 70 m
you, in answer TO your letters of the 9th inst
that ON recurri s. TO the proceedings Of The
council of prizs S, l find your vessels and car
goes have both been condemned. The one on
the 9Th, & the other on the 18th inst.-The rea-
soAs assigned tor cOndcmDng The George, are,
" because having been stopped by u ori.ish
cruzer. she was carried into Falmouth, from
which place she sailed with kings licencc."
For condtmnil e the Vengeance, " because she
has been visited by British cruizers'
II IS the d ty of tn agent of prize eau les to
give you all necessary lnformati IN on this sub
lJect. Permit me therefore t. refcr'you to him.
am, gentlemen, your HURDLE se,vSn',
Signed, JOHN ARMSTRONG.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-09-13
KENTUCKY ELECTIONS


Gen. CHAkLES SCOTT is elected Cover.
nor, and - SLAUGHTER Lieutenant
Governor OF the state of Kentucky; and
Ben5amin Howard Richard a. johnson,
Josehd Desha, Mathegv Lion, Henry Crist
and Samuel M.Kee, Members of Congress.
"On Wednesday last (says the Kentucky
Gazette of the Esd ult. the citizens of this
town gave dinner to Col. James Monroe.
at Mr. Wilson's i'm About 60 gentlemen
sat down to the table, and after partakng
OF plentiful dinner. number of toasts
were drank, which shall appear in our
next"
Nevp HAMPSHIRE ELectioa-The return from
159 towns have been received, from which il
appears that so far the federal ticket had Il, 1882
votes, and he republican ~, SOS, There are
yet 81 towns to be heard frum.
-
An authentic copy Of the last speech of
the British king, has been received in Anne
rica. He thanks the parliament for what
ne calls SancponfnS the late orders in coRn-
CT, to spoliate neutrals, to destroy their
commerce, to tax their property and to vi
olate their flag. The Americans are treat
ed worse than co!onists, for colonists have a
legitimate aud real influence on the British
H'H NhS iiNtl w COT lUuldilS Can
buy seats as easily as any other persons.
Dem Press.
Inspected in Richmond for the last three
months, ending on the 9TH inst.
12,435 barrels superfine -four.
SIS half do. do. do.
573 barrels fine do.
154 ditto midlings do.
247 ditto condemned do.
i3,514
JOHN JOHNSON.
MARRIED-On Saturday evening, the
21th OF August, Gy the Rev. John ID. Blair,
Maj ,NATHANiEL FOX of King William
county, to Mrs. SUSAN BOCKIUS of this
city.
-. On Thursday the Is, instant
ythe same, Mr.. THOMAS BOHANN AN
to the agreeable Miss MARIA FOX, second
daughter of Maj. Nathaniel Fox of King
William.
--, On Saturday evening last Mr..
CHARLES WINGFIELD, of hanover
county, to Miss EkIZA WILSON, eldest
daughter of Thomas Wilson, ESQ. of Ibis
city
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-09-13

NeSp Hanpshirc ELection-The return from
lS9 towns have been received, from which it
appears that so far the federal ticket had 1882
votes, and he republican 1865, There are
yet 81 towns to be heard from.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-09-13

Gen. CHARLES ScoTT is elected Cover.
nor, and - SLAUGHTER Lieutenant
Governor of the state of Kentucky and
Benjamin Howard Richard a. johnson,
Josehd Desha, A1athev0 Lyon, Henry Crist
and Samuel N,Kee, Members of Congress.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-09-13

JOHN JOHNSON.

-, On Saturday evening last Mr..
CHARLES WINGFIELD, of Hanover
county, to Miss EkIZA WILSON, eldest
daughter of Thomas Wilson, Esq. of this
city