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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-07-06

- EMOyAL.-THOMAS DIDDEp, CRATE.
An ful tor tie liberal support he has experien
ced IN his trade, respectfully informs his custo
NETS and the Public generally, that he has re-.
moved his Taiioi's Shop to the main street adj.
joining Robert B"lPs saddler, and opposite DR.
Duva'fs aPotiecary shop, where he VIII thank
Tally receive any business in III, line, sad hopes
by attention and endeavors to please, to merit a
continuance Of favor
Richmond, May 8 ep3m
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II ANK-NOTES LoST!!!--The follow
I'D ing NOTES were Forwarded per mail, tc
thiladeipala, by Messrs. Mcclure and Elder oil
Ctsrksviile, Tennessee, viz
A S 100 No 834, Bank of Virgioia, Petersburg
o Office, 6Juiy. 1905
Z lOo 800, Do. D. Do
May, 1895.
The first halves Of the above Notes, were sen,
enclosed in letter to Samuel Carswell. under
date OF the l1,h December, 1909, and duly re
ce'ved. The second halves were sent on the 1871
Dec 1909, but were not received
A S 100 No 1872. Bank of virg. ID March 1859
100 1913, 90. Cd October, 1909
The first halves OF the above notes were sent to
Robert smith e Co. in letter dated the lin
December, 1909, and were duly receivet--The
second halves, sent on the 18Th Dec. 1909, buI
not received.
S 10 No. 4l99, U S. Bank Charleston office
Both June, 1907.
a 20 1922, Virginia Bank 80 -.
9 fay, 1909
II " Z4ZI dc. do. - -,
il Apii. 1906
Sent the above to Samuel and s. Jackson, 9Th
January, l8O0-Not cut, nor received by them
B S SO No 795, Bank of Virginia, May TO- 1909
Sent John Morrel, Jan. 18iO-not cut nor re
ceived.
B S 100 No t7Os, Bank of Virginia, March 10
1909
- so si2. 10. May Il. 1900
Sent to Jacob Hnssinger, 8 Jan. 1Slo-Notre.
ceived.
Fifty Dollars reward vii, be paid 10 any nerson
who will deliver the above BANX-NO TIES Cor
in the same .proportlon.for any part OF them) to
Messrs Robe,t Sn,ith G Go of Philadelphia, or 10
the subscriber in Richmond
Iuly 8. 3w
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2. NJ Published By Thomas Richie. nearly OF
ioosite shr C!sbs Iavern, Richmond, Virginia.
srr CONDI7IoNS:- FLEE dollars a year, to
be paid dnnudiiy in aavance. Tiose who 4sish to
Be considered annual Subscribers mast hereafter
designnfe II nt the tir1c Of subscribing, otherwise
sher PAPERS eriH be discontinued at the expiration
of TIE frsf wear
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-07-06

X 'ilAWHYLSONN & POTTER, have just
- received from London, by way of " York,
large supply of articles. which sud.d to tine ir
former stock, makes up a very excessive assert.
ment Ii consists principals, OF
Writing Papers, of various sizes and qualities
Counting ~ use, Chamber & pocket Ink. Stands
ESceiient Pen Knives and Rszors
Office seals, Wax aud Waters
Drawing Books and Water Colours
Pencils and india Rubber.
Violin Bows, Hair and strings
MUSIC and Music Books
Ladies' and CentIemens' Pocket Books
Travelling and other trunks
Playing and visiting Cards
Gold Leaf
Tooth Brushes with silver wire
Chess Men and boards
backgammon Tables, Durable & Japan Ink
School Books, Family Bibles
They have on hand, large supply ofday books,
Journals and Ledgers, Bill Books, Blank Notes
ana Checks, Record aHd Sherih's Books, Paper
Hang KS for houses, &c. &c &c.
June is Nv
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w ANrED. n SEAMsTREss of good cha.
w racter and disposition-for whom, very
liberal price WI be given, in cash. Apply at
this otfi"e
June &c rs
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u BANK OF VIRGINIA.

u BANK OF VIRGINIA.
Z He President anc Iur. c,ors have this day
declared dividend Of five per cent ON the
canits stork for the last half year. which will be
paid tn the shareholders appGcat on at the bank
in person, or Ky s'torn V. cf.crt'pc 15,h irst
20 IN B2oCKEN3ROLS II Cashier
July 5 CIV
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1 ANDS FOR SALE.-The Subscriber of.
IL fers for SAL. his
TRACT OF LAND

TR CT OF LAND,
Lying in the county of Amherst, on the waters of
Piney river, adjoining the lands of James Frank.
lin, Joel Frankiin's estate, Micsj h Camden,
William s. Crawford and Bartlett Cash con-
tanning near 900 acres, This tract lies extremely
well upon 1T is considerable quantity Of mea-
dow ground, it is very fertile, well watered, and
well adapted to the culture OF corn, wheat and
tobacco upon it is plantation sufficient to work
eight hands, considerable part of is fresh land
u''' "'oe of 1t is in high state of cultivation
well enclosed, and divided into four fields ;
each held IN its turn has been sowed IN small
gram, part OF the gram has been rolled in the
fialster of Paris, aud the whole have been sowed
IN Their turn in red clover, which grows l;l.uri-
ant on thispiaatation; that, together with the
wn',e ciVer' which grows naturally upon it,
produces very line paslurage, there is also upon
1T a very good apple o.shard and there has lately
oeen built thereon, some useful and valuable nou-
SEES n further description is deemed unnecessa.
ry, as 1t is presumed that person will purchase
without first viewing the lands. The ovcrseer
living on the plantation, will shew the land to any
psTson wishing TO purchase.
1LSO-One other Tract, King in Goochland
county, on both sides of Tuckahoe creek. on the
north side OF the Three Chop road, adjoining the
iandsot BenJamm Hughes, Benz amin Watkins,
arc t-iislla Leaks estate. containing three hun
dred and fifty acres, = considerable part of this
land IS Cleared, aud none oft has been in cultiva.
tion tor some years past 1t is land of good SOIL
and is well adapted to the culture of corn and
wheat, and is very convenient 10 market. being
about twenty three miles from the city of Rich.
mond.
These Lands will be sold on time, and the pay.
raerts made accommodating to purchasers For
Ii!rtheT particulars respecting this last tract of
Land, apply TO Col Robert III Saunders, living
ne cityot Richmond WILLLAM GAIT.
April 81. ~
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uly g.

= Y virtue of trust deed executed by the late
~ Archibald Campbell, Esq decd to the sub
scrbers Will be sold, TO the highest bidder,
TOR cash, on the premises on Saturday 12tl, Nav
next, the lot OF C GROUND & HO(SES. in the
town cf msnchester--late the residence'oc saf,
Csmpbfll, and TT p,eseat occupied by Mr. Robt
O'Reilly Tie safe viii be made to satisfy Cor.
neIus Buck and others interested IN said irnsf
deed. NICHOLAS MILLS,
3&SSE nix.
81 The purchaser Of the abogc property hs.
wing failed L. comply with the terms uf sale--fhc
subscribers will proceed 10 sell the same on Tie
premises for cash, on Satu'd next TN INST.
! MtLLS,3 r....
4uIya "'N' 5,
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.hrayaez. sth April, 1905.

No TO- Letter from he Queen Louisa 10
The Grand lux. " Berg
SIR. my brotIer, our gratitude TIC your,
imperial aud royal highness will De eteiasl.
re urning you mIiilOn vi thanks Tor the a.
surance glycn US una your friend ana cubs
the poor prince of Peace, wis De tree NJ, 4
days. fhr joy ("a'ch ahe k,ng and .eei
but shall dissemOle IN order TO preserve in
v'olabe the necessary secrecy which our
imperial and royal nignness aas caused IN
US by such oiesrlbie Rews, re-anImates Us
and having never doub. cd che trienasiiiD of
your Imperial and 10Y al nisinless. duuD, not
Il mo neni II ours we, IA Common iln ,ri,
poor friend OF your lnperI1.t and oy Al high
ness, have Always eutei canned th;s sentiment
His Crime IS ,ha oi beng devoted 10 the,
Emperor and 10 the F,encu for my son is
not SO; he mas made II appear; and MS ,g,-
moderate aI,5ulon Eas ,tuCiIcd mar a%ay3te
follow The couuses OF his infamous adviscrs
whom he itts now raised . the most eleEa ed
stations. Deg of YOU h'ghness 20 nave the
goodness 20 tell Us when we snail see ne
Emperor, and IN hat pla1e, being anx us
tor the interview /; ana 4 pray our high-
ness not TO forget my poor Daughter LouIs
Sa.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-07-06

TOHN TAYLOE's fine NT8LLEIBLE BAP
y IRON The subscriber expects boat load
If it every day, and means 10 have continuance
Of constant supply ---lnd therefore invites the
Smiths in this pi9ce AMI Petersburg, AID in the
country, TO make trial oiis quality, thst the mer
chants may know whore thc est IS 10 he had
ARCHIBALD M,CALL.
Mallory on the BASIN,
fuuc 60. tf
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20. 21. Letter from the Queen Louisa to-
the Grand Duke N Berg

DIX m, brother, Vc are III the hand OF
the Emperor. and of your royal hignbess-
We, the king my husband, our common
friend and myself, fear nothing, we hope e.
very thing ron the Emperor, who .wIn de.
eide prOn.p iy o.. our tate. he momen, in
which we see the Emperor will be "A happy
one to us My will set on, Immediate
~; he will g. to MAKE TO the E,nperor re-
presentations totally al war with truth -.
L hese Will nave such plausible dates and
forgeTIes or impostu' es, chat they would ap
pear true 90 any one less well informed than
your Imperial add 70, al hishness Nv son
has delegated all has powers 20 command Sc
take all determinations In the same manner
as ne would hlGlseii,tG his uncle theIuiap; DON
Antonio who has very Imited capacit, &c
understanding. hut who is cruel, and disno.
sed to do 20 Us thTee < my daughter L,nI, "A
al possible evil; AID though ne mas d coun-
Gil, TINS Council Is composed OF all that de-
eStab'e faction which has UcCasloned al, hie
revolution, and which is NJ more Friendly to
the French than nv aon Ferdinand. NOT
WIN landing all tnat he pnt in the G4z, tie
q, yesterday 1t is the fear he has OF fhe
emperor which makes nIm speak nus -
dare say also thai the Ambassador is ZEN
utely OF he same disposition a. my son aud
Ut TINS wicked priest Escoiqm q, who nave
done and will do every ,hIng Imaginable ~
win confidence Of your ImperIal ana ROY
al hIShness, and above al OF the EMPEROR
Prepossess his majesty on this suoicct be
fore my son can see him.
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Letfer Of queen Louisa 10 TN
Grand DAke Ut Herr.

N@S' ~@If''' y NtttCU L<ON(Sn 10 fIS
Grand Duke J Berg.
SIR, my brother, it is ten o'clock who,
we receive the enclosed Letter from nv sor,
Ferd'nand--@e shall write 10 such le,tcr ss
ne asks OF MS unless he forces II, 20 do il.
~ to the abdicaton protest aet,ns, l.
has been SEM to your imperial aud ro,aI
highness But what w. son wri es. either i
taise; or If 1t be ,rue, the king NV husba 4
and myself should trenible, if they could l,,~
represented tothe Emperor nnilion lice
arrayed in speciaus Colors, to ininre nc ava
the poor Prince Of Peace, the trend a. W..
imperial highntss aud dhe ad,nirer & ,o,,..
a tached friend OF the + ,peror. Bul We
are entirely IN the hands # vour i, ne,;aI
hisnness, and we are tfsnq i. no fe,r.ng
any enemy with such friends and proter'
tors.
(Signed)
LOUISA.
OH April. 1903.
Letter Of Prince Ferdinand 10 hfs Fo,be,
eHcioScd in He hreceding Letter
My iather. Genera Ssvtr, is about leav.
ing US; am well satisfied with him: as Ven
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-07-06

MI ADEIRA WINE, believed to be of the We
A'A " hest quality-tor sale by the Pipe OF
Hog ,head.
GIBSON G 5BFFERSoN
Iune 10. &c
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Two or three 1ouaq L,dies (froui the coun.
try,) whose parents Was, them bene ited by
any seminary of learning ~ Richmond, muy be
accommodated with BOARD, IN respectable
t.miy For particulars, apply to the Editor of
the Enquirer
rune &c
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DUBLIC PROPERTY All the property be.
longing to the Commonwealth of Virginia,
IN the county Of Tluvanna. very recently ADVERT.
sed in The Enquirer AMI the Virginia Argus VII,
be exposed TO public sale. ON Thursday, the 23J
ct August next. at the old Arsenal on the Bar.
rack ''i IN said county. The terms of the sale
VIII b. ~ months credit, the purchasers giving
bond with security, to be approved of by the Ex
ecutive. The sale will commence at IL O'Clock
nor viii Il Be postponed on account of the :wea.
ther. unless it is very inclemGnt For further in
formation, apply to
.TOHN WILLIS.
Chatham. Fluvanua. Jure 81 8w
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ME Subscriber intending in a few DAYS to
Z leave this State for Europe, gives notice
that F'sncis K Stro5ia is his attorney in fact to
transact his business in his absence
THOMAS CILLIAT
June 8. 9m
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-07-06

- OBBERY i-Broken open last night, TIE eel
~ lar door of the subscriber, and stolen there
from, 80 pieces
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-07-06

q TERRELL and l. ATKINSON, nave
~ removed their SCHOOL, from the
man street. To shady and retired situation on
the hill. adjoining Southgate's.
Nav 30 IF
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(FIne Bstias 12a v"'is IN the .ee.) and sever
or eight bovcs lfOUL u CiNDLES branded
NATHANIEL Seo:t G. Go. Ros5my.
~ Waoeper will give information, so that the
thief or thieves may be detected, will he hand.
someiy rewarded
BENJAMIN KIkBALL
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-06-26

which the emperor and empress pass.
ed on this occasion. 1t was lined by
about seven thousand people of both
sexes, all in elegant hahiliments. Such
an assemhlage OF beauty, riches and
elegance has perhaps never been Wit
messed. 1 had an opportunity of mar
rowly viewing their majesties and the
grand dignitaries,in their train. You
have so often read descriptions of Ma.
poleon that it would be folly in me to
attempt to give you one--sufIice it to
say, that alter having once seen him, it
is impossible to forget him. The en-
press is a lady above the common
height, good figure, blue eyes and Of
digni6ed department. Upon the
whole would be called in the United
States a fine comedy woman. l had
like to have forgotten to give you a
description of the dress of the en-
press. On her head was placed a
crown of diamonds, brilliant beyond
expression, her gown was purple sat-
tin with a double train, edged also
with diamonds, very rich. 1t issup-
posed the cost of this dress was from
four to five hundred thousand dollars.
"The king of Naples has already by
a special edict cOn6scated all the pro-
perty which had been sequestered in
his kingdom, fer the benefit of the
state"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-06-26

! an discipline OF the militia, and your
excsiiency may rest assured of oar
Jealous cooperation in any practica1s
bic measures which may be suggested
Tor that purpose.
Inc alacrity with which the legis-
lature OF Massachusetts, have, at all
times, contributed Co the advancement
OF " religion, literature, morality and
The social virtuess' will, we trust, be
deemed a sufficient pledge, to your ex-
cellency, that during the present yeaf',,
the Senate viii not be unmind.ul of
these primary duties, and that their
attention will be unremittingly direcr.
1 ed TO these most important and essen
tlal interests OF the commonwealth.
AS our collective and individual
happiness rests, almost exclusively on
the support of religious and literary
institutions, the Senate will be promp-
ted, at all times, by sense of person.
al as well as official duty, to regard
them as the objects of their FIRST and
most solemn consideration.
So far as "industry and economv,n
applied to the extension of u eful ma
nniactures require the stimulus of
Legislative patronage, we shall, at all
times, be ready to concur, with the o.
Their branches of the government, in
appropriate measures for their encou.
ragement and reward.
| Every enterprise which may tend to
diminish our dependence upon foreign
natloes, is lau,lable effort of PARROT
ism, and in the present condition. of
the world, has a peculiar claim to the
fostering aid ofthat government, which
regards the independence of the peo-
pleas the last bosn they will be willing
| to surrender.
The Senate duly appreciate {" the
numerous blessings, political, citiland
rellglous," which, amid so many perils
and disasters, have been yet continued
to us by a kind and indulgen, Proyi-
dence. In firm, but humble reliance
on the future projection of Heaven.
they beg leave 60 repeat their as,ur-
ahces OF a cordial support in every ex.
lertion to advance the best interests If
their constituents, and to offer their
tervent prayers, thar your Excellency's
administration may conduce to YOUR
indlssdual honor aud happiu SIS Sand
toy the dignity, order and tranquility
critic mmopwealth.
y NorE.J
{ The following paragraph, which ap.
peared in ,e original rsport of this
answer,was stru koit by the senate.
and the words inc.osed in brackets,
IN the ninth paragraph, substituted
in lieu of it,
Ii we are dazzled by the splendid
achievements OF mighty conqueror,
and lose sight of thatboundless and in.
os dlnate ambition, which is his avow.
ed and almost only motive of action
u ws-srs regardless of his unparaIleI.
e aSSphqlation of power, and indif-
Tsf2 the atrocities by which his
c1nq3Ns aye extended, by such
c9tlrss we fhall become auxiliary to-
his schemSfof universal domination
and evsrsseally contribute to the sub.
iJugation and slavery OF our country.
Shall we not, then, be prompted. bv
the spirit of seifpreservation to watch
tine revolutions, that we may shan tn.
orbit OF this baleful comet, which now
sweeps over the face of the earth. and
while 1t dazzles by its splcndor, car.
RES death and ruin and dssolatian il
its train.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-06-26
iBirgnlla Sgrnus.
RI II NJ o N ID,
TUESDAY, JusE .as, 1910.


among others, we had been under
the Impression that the extract of
. letter from Gen. Armstrong to Mr..
Madison, which lately made its APP
Pearance at Boston, was a nesU docu-
ment. We now find, however, that it
was published in a clandestine way in
the Bosom. Centinei, Ga tory priEs) so
long ago as February or March 1909.
The Republication of the document
in question at this time, is one of those
shallow articles to which the federal
party invariably resorts when hard
pressed for sophism. The extract is
brought up anew, to prove--zchat'?
Why, that there was danYr.to be app
pretended from France if We continue
ed TO trade, and that the administrati-
on has long known there was danger.
We grant all this-The administrati-
on knew well enough, there was danger
and, therefore, they recommended
the embargo to keep our property safe
from that danger. But the federalists
and Mr.. Randolph clamored off the
embargo, and the property of our citi--
zens was no longer. safe. That's the
rub!
We understand that count PahleD,
the Russian Ambassad or lately arrived
at Philadelphia, was expected in Wash
ingto@kon Saturday last, when he would
be introduced to the President of the
United States.
The New-York Commercial Ad-
vertiser lately contained statement of
a celebration of General Washington's
birthday at Stockholm by party cal
ling themselves Americans, together
with some Englishmen and Swedes.
Among other things, it is, in this state
-ment, asserted that Mr.. Smith, son
of Gen. Smith of Maryland, and Sec
rotary to the American Russian lega-
ton, being invited refused to attend.
In the first place it is not a fact that
the son of General Smith, of M>ry-
land IS Secretary To that legation. The
Mr.. Smith, Secretary to Mr.. ]. @.
Adams, is of different family. In
the next place, it is quite likely that
the Stockholm t0dSteTs were embargo
breakers, and such as had lent or sold
the American flag to cover British
frsuds, and that, in celebrating Gen.
Washington's birth-day, they were on
ly making the use which the tories ge-
morally make of the name and reputati-
on of that illuslrious man, to wit, to
cover their own bad principles and &C
tons. Gen. Smith (of Md. } has son,
now making the tour Of Europe. If
he was invited and did not attend, it
is an evidence of his patriotism, in not
mixing in such groupe. Our young
country man is warm and decided re-
publican.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-06-26

ibe quantity in most OF the ware.
houses are from comput stion.--There
are in private ware .housss, about $50
Hhds. stem'd Tobacco.
AT present The cily of PHILADELPHIA is
divided into fourteen wards, and contains,
with Southwark, The Northern Liberties
ard Kensington, i24 streets, II lanes, "a
aileps .apd 80 courts, with 10, 1917 houses.
oil which 1AU were JUN Ia. - - -s,,S
The shipping that arrived from foreign
ports from The Slst of December 1909, to
the LIST of January, 1910, were ships, briggs,
schooners, sIoops, SC. $50, and cleare d
from the 10th of March 1909, TO the LIST
of January 1910, for foreign ports, 2oo
ships, 2o7 briggs, Isl sch'rs rs sloops and
3 Galliotss being 500, and for the cos,tne
trade, 70 ships. rs briggs Isl seh'rs. ass
sioops, being 69s, total 1898.
-
Consular Office orSpain,
Baltimore, 1une 10TH, 1910.
Whereas, official Information is receiy.
ed that the extensive districts of Maracay-
DO and Coro, which compose large por4
ton OF he province Of Vsnexula. have u
unanimously disagreed to the anti. national
measures lately adopted by their brethren
OF the district of Caracas. and are deter.
mined TO preserve their integrity and Fl.
deity to the government of the mo,har
country, administered in the name of,he;r
beloved king Ferdinand the Ylh, and have
accordingly decreed, that no vessels will
be admitted from the United States of A.
msrica into their ports, without the neces.
sary consular documents from the consul
OF bis catholic majesty resident therein.
setting forth the names OF the vessel, cap
tain, officers aud crew, as we'll as psssen.
gers~~it is hereby made known TO all
whom 1t may concern, that such docu.
ments viii be granted at this osiice, on ap
plicatioa, wi,hou, which, no vessel will be
admitted into the ports of these districts;
and as il is the particular wish of ~. e..
Msjes,y's government to cultivate the re.
lstions q friendship and trade between the
Uoited States and his dominious OF Spain
and America, il is 10 be hoped no vessel
will proceed to the ports of those districts
without carrying The documents required
by the government.
J. B. BERNhBEu.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-06-26
W7Aian and Aiaru CSnege,

June 1910.
The public EXAMINATION will
s6nmence on the 27th of this month.
CITATIONS, as usual, will be deli
yersd on the 4th of July.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-06-26

The Legislature Of Massachusetts,
adjourned ON the 14th inst. to the 9th
Wednesday Of January next, without
having come to choice Of Senator
OF the United States, the votes of the
Senate on concurrence in the choice
Of tho House Of Representatives being
equally divided.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-06-26

MARRTED--On Wedne sday night
last, by the Rev. ]. ID. Blair, Mr.
FRANCIS N. BRANcn, of Chesterfield,
to the amiable Miss NANCY SUBLETr,
only daughter of the late William Sub
lett deed. of Powhatau.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-06-26

DIsR, At Tappahannock, in the coun.
y OF Essex, Mrs. s. BROCKENBROUGH
reliot Of DR.. John Brocksnbrougb. senr. of
that place.==It ~ impossible to do Justice.
TO the merits OF the deceased, in so short a
tribute as this-ssbut il manners the most
bland and pleasins--if strong UNDER
standing without Rsctation--fortitude
without levi1y, and virtues Of the strongest
character, can adorn the character Of a
woman, Mrs. b. was eminently distinguish.
ed. The tears OF her family will stream
over her tomb~-and the sigs ofAfsciionate
frisndshiP shall smbaln her memory.