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The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1817-04-07
Rrom Me Gazetkc de Ftance.

a LADY WITH DEATHS HEAD.
An end is put to the enigma which
has so long excited public curiosity,
The young lady with Deaths Heed IS
distinguished forever; but before We
relate the happy and singular tcnoue.
mem of this most extraordinary adycn-
lure, we shall describe a few OF the per
sons who aspired to the honor of her
hand. They calculated among her To-
yers 3l7 reformed Rskes, and 1856 ru-
ined Gameslers. She received twenty
five or thirty letters from Belgium,
mot post paid written by certain well
known characters, who said they never
would revolt, though she should prove
to be The most hIdcous object in the
world. They were disposed 20 fiater,
caress and we'd the plague Itself, so
they could procure abundance Of gold
All their letters remained unanswered,
but the generous guI ordered her SER
want to return thanks to few poor dc.
wills who had solicited her hand in a
gallant style. We we're permitted to
take copy Of The following;
'i'sS-- ~ l1OFt mas uOuDiCSS PAINT
cd you less handsome than you arc, al
least none viii refuse to admit that vour
physiognomy is expressive. l should
have had the honor Of presenting my
self before you, and Of declaring my
passion, haG not pitiless creditors de-
tanned me in the Concicrgcyis. must
beg you will have the goodness to pay
me visit TO receive the proposition
ann so anxious 10 make Though you
may have Shown little Of the ccqucue,
in order TO set you!self of 10 The best
advantage, that's not the fault of ma
ture consequently, il can make no dif-
ference in my jnlcnuons--No aspect
can be more hideous in the eyes CT q
prisoner, than his prison,-Bting nc
liberty, and ycN shall! appear charming
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Indeed ifyou should fave. nc With
a visit, you will see man, IS ycsrs of
age, who has, among other advanto ges,
that of Q toierable person, with mind
proper to meet worldly success.-He
has moreover. the honor to declare to
youths most arden; vows.
" FCLLFYiLLE."
" P. SIZE so socd ssto request the
gaoler Ct the Concis;gcris 10 lend his
pailour Tor our interview"
The mind of The young lady did not
tend 10 a union in pursuance Of the a.
6oye invitations, but her heart was no,
insensible. She desired 10 find IN
France husband 10 answer one She
had drawn in her mind. In the Brilliant
society She attended constantly in
mask OF wax, she distinguished young
man OF Lobie and Interesting ccun,e-
nance, whose mind had been we'll cuiti-
waited lie he'd d fortune which placed
him above interested views. The
young man, on his part, was charmed
with the graces and delicate sentiments
which the young lady with invisible
features displayed in her conversation.
10 short, he declared, Tia, all his happi-
ness depended on union. She did
not deny The impre ssiGn he had made
on her heart, ror conceal The pleasure
she would ieel in acceding to his pro-
posal, but she expressed 10 him, at tho
same time, the dread that he would re-
pent on bcholting her face which she
described to be that OF death in its most
terrific ie'm. She urged Kim 10 be-
ware OF rashncss, and consider we'll
whether he could bear the wre,ched
disarpointment he might incur. "IVcn
well !" said the young man, in a tone Of
penetration, accept my hand, and ne
YER unmask 10 any but the eyes ofyour
husband" "I ccnscn.," replied she.
q eat rem ember, that shall not sur
vive the appearance of alright, and
disgust, and perhaps contempt, vcu
may feel after marriage" 81 will nc;
shrink from the proc! il is your hears
and notyour figure / love" {" In eieht
days, (ssid the lady you shall be satis-
fed"
They prepared for the marriage, and
Notwithstanding the refusal ofthc senc.
rous young man to accept million in
tank bills, she settled all her propertv.
on him -" you have not courage e.
nough 20 suffer-" said she, Z" for YOUR
companiop, shall, at least, be consoled
by the reflection that l have enriched
him love, AID he will perhaps drop a
tear to my memory." Returning FROM
the altar she threw herself on her knees
before her spouse, and placed her hand
upon her maSk.--What a situation for
ihe husband His heart palpita.ed
ms lace turned Pale--,he mask fell; he
beheid an angel of beauty She item
exclaimed affecdonatcly---" You have
not deserved deformity you merit the
love OF beauty"
The happy couple left Paris the day
before yesterday FOR i-ivonia, where tho
immense property OF the lady is situate.
here will DE no more talk at Paris rec
.pectinG the lady with Deaths Head,
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GROCERIES. &c.


THE Subfcriber offers for fale at his
Il warchouie, fuckers wharf,
5000 bufheks Turks Iiland Salt
Antigua Rum in hhds. and bbls.
Whitley in ditto
New England Rum in ditto
Madeira WING in pipes, half pipes and
quarter caikS
Sherry in ditto
Chewing Tobacco in kegs-fmall twif
Nails in kegs, aHorted
Candies in boxes
Englilh white lead, ground in oil
Milled fleet lead
boxes servants' gloGed Hats made of fur
10 bales Englifh lacking
DO. 10. canvas, No. 5 to 6,
All of which Will be fold low by
JAMES SANDERSON.
March az
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NOYICE

? ifB Farmers Bank Of Alexandria tins
4 day declares dividend Of profits up
Oh It's capital focE paid in Of four per cent
or The lat tx months, payable 70 the flock
Ho.aerS or their Representatives on the third
-"S. JOHN HOOfF, Cartier.
HYy1 2. tgtz,-1z7 .awa,y
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-04-08
PAR0DY ON PARODf.

Az RE worlds Newspaperl
AMI All orr men and women merely readers;
th-s have their tastes and their t,bny hcrses
sni each QUE, in his tnrn rcye . part,
DC number being seven--pirst The poet,
fonu oi the liisiihg line and unsei smile
n'leyins to:tuiea sense aud Smuggling an.
fo:crcr So'hing IN inc on.aa iurul -
s'iin nousst hnt sonrat., siar.sis Odes deiiaht
Ana 50 ne sc'.s his part. Men. comes ia s.cy
Tue snhe., s"lsN sishiay seniimcE.ai hst,
Sees;r. sa srpicrs 10 he dashy line
tae slardeints!e ~ told, cotupAe 81 with Sterns's
ls'y .faerrn's esoose and ,cies snd anecdotes.
Hsxi las Sii rcIisfsr Tue pun obscene,
a. Ac she print nc sess. Ham re,ar;ees
Bsn rIrs-. ana Gu'ruY epigraras most please.
Aat sAsh .l'e politicians, iaii 81 ssrassc whius;
: ts;fy IS avs, ssriStpres Ghsety atirns,
rith r''sInn Dh.i, riisng ii revolutions.
f's.r-ot ar;..ss, s9csss, and leagues ~ despots
O. eeaS'a, Prove, ;'d ne,'iral rgni.. caoaIs,
osit.ifr llit trtc,ce. STABILITY vi states
Ans al Ms tDa1es nfthc c0ar, nliice
he marks each ssnatrre-- what arn.us writes ne
And .aTus his eye row csssus-secs in so--,e men
lte wsh 10 bend rs tan tofe.yn yose;
"a Others eeesih ~isli cr natures stole.
Ala, have Re cnrhrj h:t of lax DESTROYED
hist IKE the savage all iniett tuve at VII
FIRE a. .ie ar they b, eailie whilr sefne he sees
VITO 's.ish hat soyernrcn; OF pares, Source
--lrr ,ncrd'naunn uisht secNre
Siriat INHERITANCE. these form the general mass
sfSt eSiits ne sc"n9nst hunting Tor recipes;
.'cripis. eNperi'nsnis. With urtnrned
u inns fcr prose oryerse, and liket HOtspur
had iafIer he \ kitten aad cry new,
si,1n eHr u tfe'c sane metre ballad lovers.
tie giate of 'rrraifs' next advance TO view
IONA o' rae naSin sage aud sinner precept
They oncea day expect tlicr frueal fare
10 mend the ulaunvrs and INSTRUCT The mind.
Inst coiucs uie pale aud slippeg'd IloadCr Hun
Ter.
lnieni on diving srccches HURRICANES,
s&bsnant ievcis, pestilence aud want;
a. th"rsau'is bn,cher,. on the BLOODY dcid
.inf ,iou- irds starving IN the v estern lands
Trey thunder s'urirs delight in and sees
"db earnest eye ivr 6rahs and murders.
- peopic urownet or barRt OF sntfocatcd y
learn whom the knot % Hymeu has fast died.
Ana : Born iue knot OF justice faster noAs'd;
inc with 'ae iong last Of cyers human i'll.
] hrsr al must have thcir part. The PRINTER
else,
y Ont TIE staadine mark If ceusure iond
2 Ge-e ,ts.cs not grati,ied. they all will gior'l
Auo scy Tie paper's barren, empty. rrIi
stis ness, saiIs sensc, sans wit, every thing
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AaJ,rn, Iarch 7.


IIilII tfJNlNFNt OF HEDt--upu SNiCl0eS.
Within the last few weeks we have witness
ed tbs deatifOf two unfortunate men in this
village, byOpiun in consequence Ofmisiortuues.
* perhaps their being imprisoned, in our coun.
try gaolfO debt. The melancholy tragedy we
have been called upon to witness la this vii
lage. may have been preceded or followed up
by other victims to the barbarous practice of
imprisonment for debtin other places For lie
SAKE OF humanity, we hope that the present
Legislature Will pass such laws as will fullv&
amply secure the rights OF creditors without
the necessity of incarceratDg i'll l0athsoile ri
seus, tin unfortunate debtors.
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MoNARCHyN REpUBMcANIsM.

y
Extract from Classical IOur through Isaiy n
the Rec. j. &. Enstace. WI IL .. AZ.
Nhiic contemplating tic splendid exbjbi-
ton OF the virtues * the powers Of tue human
niud- called INTO action. and perfected in
those latter AZ In those more ancient common
tceaifhS OF Greece aud Rome, the candid reader
viii perhaps feel himself disposed TO Question
that grand axiom of politicians, tina: Blonarc,sg
when i0dgedin the hands OF perfectly wise
and good Prince, IS the best mode Of govern
ment.
lfpeace, seearity, and tranquility were
the sole or efca principal oDicrts Of the human
MUD III the present state OF existence, src!i
position might be true and IN admitting its
truth, man must resign lis dignity, AMI must
sacrifice the powers and tie accomplishments
OF his nature to eUSe and incidence. But the
intention OF Providence seems to be very diff
fercnt. RE has bestowed upon man great in
teliectual powers, and endowed him with won.
delfui energies of soul, aad lis wW must be-
that those powers and energies should be put
fofth, and developed aid u,atnred by eSer-
ton. Now. tie more uerfert the ,ngog,a I'm
the less occasion there is for a talents and *.
ertions Of subjects. The wisdom Of the Prince
peryddes every branch Of admi.ilsii atom and
extends to every corner Of tile empire; it &c.
ncto5 every disorder. and provides fyr every
contingency the subject has nothing 20 do but
to enjoy and to applaud the vigilance and fore
sight Of bis severe IN. Yhata stair so govcrn-
ed, is very Delighted in description, and very
prosperous 10 reality, [ admit bat what are
SIS fruits, aud what tue result Of its prOspegi.
~; Lasf, or rather tHd7iHce, pTjdf and ti1i.ry
no nauiy talents rpen, 40 rOu.l iidrdy viz
tues prosper under It's influence. Look II ,he
,onan empire under Traian s. tiie Autoriues
nc most accomplished princes that have ever
adorned throne, whose era is represented bv
tfibyon, a. constituting the havp.est period OF
human history. Peace iusfire and order
rcigned, IL istue, in every province, and tie
capital receiyedevcry dag additional emiei-
lshmenis; bnt yshat greet men arose 10 dis,i,i.
/ gnsh and 10 ln80riali1e isis age of hanpi-
ness The two hiinys. Jacitns, and seutoni-
as. ook next At the great republics Ia the davs
Of Ciccra whcu igriinr factions and ciashing
interest reused every Va.SiDn.& avs isened eve.
ry cnerey wien every virtue fad every vice
stood ~ array, and Struggled far Tie mastery
Sec what talents were displayed what scaiss
Diasch what noble characters arose On an
Sides.
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I;'rom ;..e Boston '-oai,y Aassstiser.l


we have lately received lie the FYafn5Dys cores
Po1qsHfsH IL is mt OF lae date contain any
L's hri2dNras some articles OF aInusr.ner they are
saw.
nc reader 'nay per,ap' DC amused with the mode in
winch Il : cn:,onup' TO give notice OF marriages. births
and deaths, II IA uD.fric done by an al 3rsenert
ssbel hN tS ies OK i3lr near relatives. We COPY
Zoe iopv ing as specimens Of the advertisements which
sTe frequent IN every paper.
We eutifuy make known our relations and friend.
t'a "ei marriage Union was honO0r2by sohemized yes
issaay.
z. ron lar'ng, Of iGdo,p.
Kill October Ilfh. lsi6
We wo1it acanatat t;srnut friends by this nos
would ia b re,flnd them OF us and solicit hcir
good wishes on the OCCASION
H. =. 9es6er
carNtre Haader, Int c. Proseh.
"e ntfcpy hntl1iy acq6aiit relations and
iiends that 'uf marriage was sCiemnized he third
iiarputg, Nov, 9TH 1914
.fgttoay Christian TJeaoric1 ORR,
HaTgarefrH Orth, Iase widow OF r. ".
Sachse crys.SchIlc1firg.
=, We '.g t'nS wonld hanhy give uoties 10 ms
oasirrss r' the late T. W. sachse viii be henceforth
s%'1.ea on ~ me on ny own account at No 50, Horse
h'htNet, ana shan ei.!elyouf recommend myself
3. my diligence, and the excellence OF my mcrchan-
.Iatho,,y CHRISTIAN Frederick Oyfb.
AarE long End severe Illness good father George
FFihp ssrpr gently expired the evening OF the 2oth
r thu .ad DEATH ana our need Of condolence
~ S9r Al Ias anne time give notice that the Wine sell
gre preseat nr'a Without iutermisslon.
Ccerges. Phiap Scippe,,3 .o,.
Johg Phikip 9aPpcL @ohS'
?; 4 I, Sc c; 'd,e krgctcrterg,} Dan'rs
wirh the deepest addiction Of heart announce 10 the
pniic HE d'ih o. ny dearest wife An;oineite Marga
Setta' ,9iniery A'peru. She expired without eroau,
II O'Clock, on the morning Of inst after Ijnger
ing ucsS Whoever knc,. IN, DECEASED viii s,v,ify
iy pF@'o'no slie "lh "lea myself ~nd m children
Il H fIla 40
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Hi,LIepGevntr, March y.

l1'LIIDGEViLLE, March %
Early IN this month two or three murders
arc reported to have been committed on the
borders Of Camden county by the Indians
Complaints having been made to the Executive
of this State, from time 10 iire during the LAST
sax months, OF injuries sustained by them from
the Whites .hesc murders are most likely i'm
reteliUtiyR, agreeable a. their savage cusfom
OF SeeNpg reiif".s. The seminole Indians we
areassured from high authority. have been
piuudered, ari one OF two of them murdered
by bautlitH, ca remnant Of Ire selfsfyied Dat
riots vino iNlcst d part Of East Florida af;s.
cent tDihis stale Tho ftirgcit IS OF tle'e -.
cteauts have probably brought on n,,s ,,t.izers
the horrors ci the toinabawk aud staIuin,s
knife ard renewal Of such scenes ,ugv Lc
anticipated. unii that nest of thieves .I,,ii h.
broken up. ihc deprcdafiOns on tile fni;,,,,s
being cOmniitcliD East Florida tlie pern,fra-
tors, when they can be identified. are 1rt a.
mcndnie 90 on. Jaws; and the loyer,,nr az
td,i "i'riua thcr las not the means or wants
ihedispos o punish fhem.-.t sr.iH mill
iaff force 20 Traders iii, would. il IS bei,ey.
rd, give Sccgfiiy To lhaf part OF me sonfhern
ir9ntcr, anJ oar COygrnme,it We hope [yiN 900
tive propnety Of siationing there. sarl, rnmi,s,
~ troops ~ wiH scrnre the pearef,I -
zen against violence from rcd or Write Eva
gcs
The rave Colonel ArpnaG. Of f,is s,,to
who greatly Distinguished himself durioo ,.,c
iHte w@f "cd iaiey Se lament to sfate.
~ Fort Monte omefg 10 the Aissi sippi Ter
' JONrGai
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March H.

w w. ~ tes peni'er,ilry, from 80 to 100 90
y pefson DESTROYS ofandertakipg to furnish he aho,e
WI please % apply AZ the Peniientary ifnmeaaiey of
ior Aindiins hres, &c. ''-'''" pas
SAMUEL p. PARSONS,
81 mo 90 SRycriHfenasNs.
------------- - IU1ct
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r,spocgJ.4r9 stes.TI,oy, March p.

y Jeni'enaI Of Vefacit,, who arrived r,is
informing ia lne soutiicrn stage. from So. IA.
justine, rrvfns, t'iata new GOVFRNDg 10
oally eNpcs ieH there Wifo las power ana sr
h0'ty ir"it ae. CioffSH0eHy Of Old Sos;u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-04-08

TAI snowiesc as any nlea III any country, prac-
,'cai n1en themselves, and having ilo other in
terest init thnn the love OF asefal arts and
The teSire 70 promote them, vii, sho,y The ad.
a''tases Of Mr. Evaus's steam engine: DIR.
CERTIFICATE.
We Ike subscribers, having bee. requested w oliver
Esahs ~ view The colatian steam ergnest Iair Mount
ter rdsng water nom the SciliN,ii reservoir
ele.atsd loo feet. d attend TIE 18th day OF rarch
istT. and :he en-ne working pump, the cylinder
utwtch 80 inches diameter, i,ns,h the stroke
OF the piston a feet masking feet each double srokr
yad - the Of 20 double strokes yer iwute whir
according to clcuiioa and the capacity VI the pump
and allowing 6iG3.xS2 gallons each donbie stroke FOR
wSsia -, makes lcj gallons each double strobe
tie rate OF al GOA gallons in p hons, which thiuk
Seiy great perfpr uance. This it perform w.
der the so, Disadvantages of small raising main
tuse, with many short cTooas II aud in pump
most of Which are II night angles. We had no Opiotuni
~ ct ascrriain.us he precise quantity raised, the
vas supplied iron, the reservoir nj the time but
ne 30 rc' hesitate TO recommend the Columbian steam
eng re scr any purpaSc that power be wanted aud
particularly ZOE plusns boats. it is powerful
.tcoI's 10 ~; wight. moie simple ia It's structure aud
~i'n ssiorn of boiler, we believe it the safest engine
used (signed)
George Clyn,er,
jacob Perkins.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-04-08
GALLO AMEnIcANus.


The Legislature of New-Jersey having ap-
pointed Board Of Commissioners TO ascertain
the Practicabiity of Canal from the Della
ware t. the karitcu, have made report shew-
ING It's easy constructions, aud its vast public
utility, and recommend the Immediate adoption
of the measure-'The expence is estimated al
$4,000 dollsrs--Q. What has become of the.
Intended Canal between the Chesapeake
aud the Dcawasei-1'he completion of these
two Canals would be Of infinite use both ia
neacc and ,Yar
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-04-08

X IRcINiA.-a, r',s icla in tie CLERKS ofcs oF,e
Superior court 81 thsneery, ioi Tie Richmond Dis
iiitt, the lsih day Of March. 1917.
William Ryan, PiciHs:5.
James Lynch ex'r Of wiai: RYAN dec ,IilcsToed. and
william Ia NIB ic,rsSg,fr
The Deel daui James Lynch no; having entered bis
appearance aud gwen security according the act As
se,nbl, ahd ibc rules OF thus court and 7ppcaring by
satisfactory evidence that he j. infaouai OF this
country; ~ Is O'dersG thst he aid Lcsgncam APP
pear here ;ie rst day OF the aua answer
,.e bill o. the plaintiff and that ropy this order be
Sfih"uh inseItediu some newspaper pnblished i'm The
city Richmond Tor so months successivey and post
ed ~ the trortdoor of she csp.toIin he said city
WV. HENiNc. c. c.
MsIcn ~. l0i~sw-
IL cuANcEEY.--Unit Sisies' Court, liliL circuit
aud Virginia District Nov. 20, 1915.
Frederick Harris, od,nr &C 6onis non tffk the stiH
g@nsisa q Charles Sn'ith ne soa"rel, dec. and
SSal,'sfsafe, ne o,is np', 'rifh me al or1e1edef
carries S"'t~, the clSer, dee. Plaintiffs.
Robert Bests and Josn r. .f,a,erson esd Hin. An.
dcrSon. 0fiarS Qf Garland .fs,irrson dee and tie
same John u. 1fadcrson md Usp. anderson Car
land 4inaerson. Eii@abcth 4ndcrsew, Hurry q. Aa-
derSoa infant child VI Nary sfs'dsysoa) Nancy Nm
d.ryon 3!aria 4aide,so,,, Br5risige saacrson ar
instead aRdefSoz, and Genet anderson, hrirs aud
disfrientees Of he said Garland dHderson, "~~.
The defendants Robert Bogle Burbrdge Anderson aud
Annscad Anderson not having entered their appearance
and given security according rules of this court
aud appearing to the satisfaction OF the that
said defendants not Inhabitants OF this District
Ordered, That the said defendants do appear the
irs day of the next term and The plaintiffs bill
and that copy of this order lie forthwith inserted in
some newspaper printed in the city OF Richmond for two
months sncsessveiy and posted At the front door
Capitol in The said city.
copy, 7esfc,
MarchIl. io2STsw
IN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. comfy Jan1afy Cou1I,
John Jefferson ir. aud Sarah his wife formerly Sarah
Cridde, Jesse Cridde. Smith Criddle NorIeli no
binson and Elizabeth his wife, formerly Elizabeth
cridde, Plaintiffs
AGAINST
4 Of Iobp
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In the Philadelphia papers there is a very
melancholy account OF tie agonizimg death OF
Mi. John Wolf. caHsed by the bite of dog,
which broush-on ali the terrible effects OF the
HyiFoph0bio-Be was bitten i'm December last
by a small dog, and as he had on botn stock
ings and paiitdoous,no apprehensions were en-
tertained of his lfc-but, after the lapse of
three months, the horrible poison showed its
fatal effects, aud hc died at the age of twenty
tbree-Vears
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CAUTION.

The Philadelphia papers also give an account
ofa family being poisoned by eating Of IA plea
SAINTS PARTRIDGE GOT pie. w have seen notices
Of this Kind before, but not inso authentic
manner-'ihe physicians having examined
the craws and sizzards Of the REMAINING
birds, found them full OF tie berries and leaves
of the Laurel, kaIsid Iatyoeja, (which, at some
seasons of the year, particularly after the
ground has been covered with snow, when
these birds have no other food-Dr' pofts
thinks, that they shonid be prohibited from
heirg brought te market during The wiuter aud
spring seasons. Bat. AB,er.
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kJOflct the Copannef3iip of Isuac I)4afs 20
vas dissolved on the Ist September il n ~ ,,,r
~ con .cnt. 80 ~ ~
ihe ngnished trao.ac,iens % the concern gl be al
10 aiefe are suaionJed 70 act
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XiHGiNIA--at rides holden ~ The Clerk, Office of
the Superior Court OF ciiaacery for the Richmond
District. the i2ih day Of Feby, 1917.
issn1e" A. Taylor, er'or ot JaaieS Thy,os detN
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AIUSEUM

lOT THECdPTTOL SQLf9RE)
February 6. 40 go,
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We tutiiuy make known To relations and friend.
tnat "eT marriage Union honouraby solemnzell yrs
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7 United STATES cK-TOST.---Nolcejs tc-
" by given, that the following Certificates OF The Ia
TED States Stock, in the OF Joha IFare bc,s,
aate rs below have been lost OF mislaid and that A.
duplication WIN be made at the Loan Office of the uus
States, for Their renewal N S-'es
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-04-08

HFR.Jhstt5 PENN--sir-Yoa being ma In l--7;.----..
- ihis Commonwealth. are hereby notiied thu. n,
tle i2h day Of sprilncxt ~ IRE ro1tins Coffee uou
y" ts Guy Nct fOFk. between the hours OF 10 A y
e. N.We sb1.i proceed 70 take tbe DISPOSITIONS OF Tbn
ns Hsin'h John Patrick 70 read N evidence in Tho
s-it Dow pcdns IN TIE Superior Conf Of Cbsucerg Tor
sfe plMnufs, AND you, Nancy NCfedio John Graham
Harry Heth, ex'crof SAMUEL CLARK dec William lone
an" bhcy = "Teeuho"s adn'x Of james cfecahow dee
Sae esiehoane. GkO. WcREnfE and
JOHN McREDtR by
WILLIAM n. DYER
$50. fhefr nc1f friend
rl1ieI y. fT2-pfn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-04-08

we have lately received lie Of the Ra,n5D~s cores
pnHdaTff II Is mt OF late date cnouah T. contain any
isws, hrtafar articles Of aInusrsner, rhev are
- suera however hardly i've lsour OF trapsia
s!lY.
winch n ) cnst0NFY 70 give notice OF marriages. births
ard saths, u "a uniformly done by srtsenlent
stgced hS TIE pacs taslr relatives We copv
sne folio ing as specimens Of the advertisements which
sie frequent in every paper.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-04-08

4 tery FiRe HYATOGA STALLION For .y17e.-7a-.
\ horse was gotten by old IIyatoga out ofa Janus
ana wl nc seven years old next June. He has
proven himself sure toal getcr and rs il respects biz
sails, isiot surpassed b. any horse.
EDWARD GARLiCK,
Ayketks', King. TtItiiGB cott,lfy.
l.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-04-08

hc IcgislalNre I'll 5ourn CARn-ln.-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-04-08

~ olNE.-Ali persons having claims upnn tie es u
ofPeier CoiiTel dec. are hereby notified 10 bring
IN ths sdne for northumberland all persons indebted 70
te sid estate are required make immediate payment
OF inc same, asno further Indulgence cgr be given
SAMUEL COTrHELL,l r.,
March ~ 100 ',oe~,-s