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@LYNCHBUKG MARBLE

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TIE subscribers having put their Marble ill in ope
a Ia,ion, ATE prepared to with skill and dis
pa,Gh, order: for chmuey:mantles, hsaribs, stops.
tsohpslones.Siis, &c &c. The mill is situated the
hank Of James river orders therefore from Richmond
peiersb"rg and Norfolk, be filled allte erpence Of
This tits believed is the first and only establishment,
81 the kne IN virginia and asthe citizens have
an opportunity offnrnishing themselves sb these pse
fnl sndOrnamenta articles Of fine quality the produc
fon OF their own state, the propTietors lint In
nnise nope mat they will ether9l encouragement.
% VkdrTter who can come we'll recOmuIe nded :,
Vhlreseive liberal wagee.
Samuel Cari"opher Jordan Anthony.
-Lyneh6nIz, sept 10 42..U
INFTY DOLLARS REV ARD. Loaf on The InoTnine
Of the i4th inst. about o'clock, between " Vim.
udhertsons aud The New Banks, red mor0ccO POCK-
ri BOOK. containing about hundred and thirty or
forty dollars a bauk notes and number Of valuable
papers 90 The bank about Si7S or $3.50 were Of
the state Bank Of North Carolina among them one note
Of Sioe-the retidne principally notes Of tke FAR
fneTs Bank Of Vrenia and its brsnches. Among the
papers particularly remembered were mole nv
Thomas Atkinson. payable Harry Heth and endorsed
by sad Heth and Beverly Randolph, fsr S22l5 dated
oe''eVso, Msrch -. isIs payable sig months after
endorsed by Beverly Randolph fof Ss0i if dated the
dayof 1919, and paysbis $50 days after date.
Au agreement Tor the transfer of 81 shares 81 stock
Of the Bank NJ Virginia the grs day 81 Jny next
by the said Heth aud Randolph 10 the suhWrbcr....A
note executed ny WIN. r. Carter 10 the subscriber for
S5o....A nste sr bond given ny Wsn Saunders 10 VIM
CaIItT for about ls1 the precise amount not reeo
The public are cautioned agains, TAXING nv
we above P2PrTs. or trading IN any for same
s aooVe feTard WI be pad to aHy persou delivering
pine pocket hook and its contents, liberal reward
oI .be PSpets alone, for any Information which may
sIo ~ oiscoVety. JOHN ROBERTSON.
JWne w. I2..u
Io0accg LaEd ~ RE county OF dmheTef, J0f 500.
~ obhNi ~. NOSES LAND 90 .Haneg creek. ishtiIi
= Tor sale sndbis anxiety to sell undinninished
me trstt contains $50 scFes well waiersa ard timber.
ed viin I've mites % Lyncbbnfs and rs II ars ausl,.
~. In his absence, application can he made to Geo
Nbitlpcke, Df. GUstavus s. Rose Chfisfophef
or John ~. PlcSsants ~ Of LyUchburg ~ b. can
any information - ~ terms, e. end who afe faly
<'i'oi"eh ssr'' jan y 71.sst4ytf
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Manchester Propertv for sale

Manchester Property for sale.
TUE subscriber intending reside in the county Of
Powhstan, offers for sale his properly ia Manches-
ter There are hye and three quarter acres Gyonad
Win coTnodi"us bndings, and valuable garden....
cteat OF I'VE years will be given. payment being
tsfactorily secured. The Furniture VIII he sold with
or without the bonse.-immediate possession will he
etahted.. apply TO Mr.. Hancoch Lee, IN Manchester
or TO the subscriber, in Pewhatan. COLIN hcRAE.
Manchester, Ma Al. 4.f
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Wheat Fans aud Loaf Sugar.
NiNE WHEAT FANS, superior to those commonly
tt nee Just received from the Brund, vine mills
for sale IT 80 each. Baltimore LOAF SUGAR, no.
D w saie iow ioi Cash,h no: ABBAIT. ".
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THOMAS MILLER.

La Va'lee (Goocbland,) March ~.
Ns- George was again, ahouta week ago, taken out
OF Stnnnfon jail, and made hi, escape about 20 miles
ths SIDE OF siannton. In the nrighhorbood OF Which
place he 10 probably Iurking....y Since the above
negro broke ont Of Stanton JAIL nv bas heen confined
IN that ct Greenbr.r which be has also broken Of.
Apru 10. r. 80.
IT TIE Etifoy ofths 60u~ton O5pYurv triks PLEASE
tSscrf the ADORE three mrs and forT0rd his account
Jor pay"'sHf 10 the tRbs1riLey, siDg oocEtand
c"IrInoxse. rho: .NfbLER.
u.
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ANAWAY from The s"pscribsr, living ucar Wares
ton, ". e. on Sunday the 3Ist day Of MAY a
NEGRO MAN named JIM, between forty and Hlly
years OF ace, about six feet high raw boned Teilo
Darn comPlcSion, small black eyes very bIack hair
which appeaTs The top of tie head man
negroes hair geHeTay-ana rather eOarseF than Usual
re - very valuable fellow has been my foreman for
sleTal years. 10 good wsggoneT, aud handy about ans
kisd Of business, eSysct be viii he lurking afgnt
Richmond Mr. Sacob Hordeca, who lately removed
from thu neighbOfh0Od near RCbmona owns his gife
will give ten dollars reward any person that viii
deliver him TO me- secure him in in Jail that get
him again. BUCKNER DAVIS.
warfenion, June IS. Hat
NOilCE.-iJ persons having claims against tue
y estate Of The late WILLIAM FRIEND, dec. are
fequessd 10 present them for adjustment and those
indebted to said rsiate requested make nniedi
ate payment, OF salts will Ne ndisorininaely nstitut
ed. DAVID ~. BRANCH,
Adm'r.he bons non, Of WIN. Friend, dec.
June p. n..w4N'
NOTICE TO Tm. Chick BON in iifinia Arcbiiaid
Diiaksrd. born ~ Amelia e,saty, Va. JbopiHs
Jones, horn ~ Northumberland county va. Hapklip
,. naI' bern 80 Essex county va aud Edusfd crissH,
noth ir northumberland county All o whom
ves inihv tate ar. u either ~ lheIa will eailN tbe
inquirer PnHtin. once, Richmsnd, d. they viii beir
oinsihIng te fsir'nisrts
/. June ~. Il s.1@r
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hFtCiAt. NOTiCE.--The. foufth cIs.s OF The yirsi.
" uta seyrn Numbers Laitefy fur the pron,oion III
educzuor VIII he drawn In ths city OF Rtshnond Va
~ the ID ia, of July when the public will knuw
se iate of the following prizes IN a few uiinutes:
=, ., prizes OF S5,Oaoj
fsts a.. 80 Price OF a Ticket. ga.
" The eSp'Satinn cffhe aJ.ye ,otfy. {. 10 he had
gra,ts ana tbe tickets srefnr sale "a 81 eeehI MIR.
JOSEPH vASNtNJ, al his new Nirs,nia LoerT, Oni.e.
c"rder OF aud 9Th street, under Dt Talewei!s, IL
the civ Of Richnond. -Il 4
az Letters from the country, ordering Oh
eon,ah the cash and the postage paid Sii be name
diateiy attended To-.
fJfhe following priyrt have teen sold and paidip Mr.
'aHihrs Srvtn SunDrrs LOTTERY ii,tBe cta..
e. drawn:
capita! Prizes Of 5cs5 pal'a,. each.
lou d.. IS noiisrs each,
i,oeo d". iloiiars each.
q, josef! NsNNiNI, Sole Manager.
We, The subscribers do hereby certify that tirr FOL
rowing seven numbers drawn cut OF the nu. I, IN
me wheel IN the borough Of Norfolk Virginia an il,t
otnoay OF June. 1872 at the Union Hotel IN the ID
GAS OF Hr. VSnninrs fotcry:
], &, IL, "a, 20. 80. 81.
JOHN EfLIorTS.
wM. n LANE.
One Capital Pt'5c t. r.csI,aued TO have been so,d
In The CIT, of RichnomJ, viz:
FRceist'r. Numbers Pnrchosrd.
Sfi. 8. II, 81, a prize Of 8 5,oaS;
-sesides mary ~ ) IS, and S. esch. The maine Of
ths fortunate owner 81 the capital prize is yet
AuoWb. June 10 't..td
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ENttf DOLLARS REwARn.--R answsy esiIy IN TIE
month Of NoveIuhef last trn,n tile snbsc rer liv.
ing neat ~atpiister. n .ie cousty Of Nelson, two
likely slaves, AARON and CEtTIA:-N,gyg~
-faron was seen the last Of November. with free
pass near Columbia; on tis way, II Is believed. to
Ricbmoud and where, IL is probable he now 10 b,y
ing some relations and acquantances there. He /,
otsht nlnatto. IS years Of age, about feet q or
inches high, le banded, remarkably parrot toed, nth
Two very visible scare oil his face his lett jaw
tue Other under his right When spoken to- he is
seneray hurried, not sisrimerns In his oteranoc
Critic, the wife ~ the above eutoned fellow i, of
dsrs complexion, small stature, With nothing very dis.
uneuishsble about her, except downcast look when
spoken 10, and rather dfawliBg manner OF
Inrnfy FNe Dollars will be- given for the spprebru
sion and deitvery TO me Of either OF The said slaves
ariI9tcta Doffdrf for each. (paying all rszsoNaie
chafgesJ secured IN amy Jail that get them syaip.
Apfii %. tff..u SAMUEL I. CAREIL.
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THIRTY DOLLARS REwhRp-wiil be given tor
appreh-nding and securing in jail, 40 thatt get
him again negro man GEORGE, who railway from
my resi- 'rnce IN Goochland 18th March last lie II,
very iheit black fellow, strong made, about twenty.
one or TWENTY-FIVE years old, aud nve feet four or
nsr inches high. Tie carried away with him blue
cloth Sunday coat, t.getber with his working clothes
GesIee was ont nearly all Of last year. employed in the
neighsofh"od OF Cuckoo, Louisa as dtcber. and
about two weeks ag" taken OF Stauntan
very crafty fellow should he he appiebrnded and not
well secured, he will make his escape.
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n ne INQUIRER IL pubiishea twicsa reeA, gene.
rally. Sna three tmes Wssk daring the sesssB ~ the
Srdts Misunderstanding, the rzpe heretofore, Fire
2olsvseer annur, payable Ia advance. Notss Of Char
tered spece .payinR Bsnks, (onty) win be received IN
payment. The kd,tor wf guarantee the safety OF
uniting them ~ mall, the poases " all letters bsius
paid nv the writers. I'd. - rl
- No paper win be discontinued, fbu, at the discre
ieo OF the Editor unai all sss have been paid mp
~ Whoever will sasrauses the payment ofnins papers
TBRMS OF ADvrRrIsiNa.
- One Sqsoye--Fyrst Insertion, rs csaeS-each
ssatfnrance, SO cents. ,tr, '.i..- .a.as
No dduerftssmsnf Inserted xnfil % has sifaer been
Paid for or asssasd bv person IN ss city t.,
<xH FOR LivEKPOOL. 80 :
NHA4R The British brig TRANSIT, Captain white,
sxln will carry aboat $50 hhds. tobacco, ana he
ready to receive cargo In few days at City Poiut
9bs btiRi cappered and copper fastened, sndts q
Grade. For freight OF Passase, apply to
jane g. e..u SAMUEL g. ADAMS.
CINE suhscriber baving taken the house lately occu.
u pied by Mrs. Randoiph, asa PRIVATE BOARD.
ING HOUSE, hopes for continuation of its former
respectable euston, and pledges himself that IL sha
ef possibe) he rendered as agreeable ASH whilst
under the management Of that lady. .f.,. i Il
II Particular attention paid TO the accommodates
81 uavei'tug families. GEO. TURNER.
9ay4. s..M
rlNBE subscribers wish espioy man we'll &C aualnt
preference will he given tn persons who have bren
accustomed IN use carpenters tools II will be uune
cessaryfsr any TO make an application hut such rs
come satisfactorily recommended for their industry
integrity, and sobriety. JOHN AMBLER.
june =. Self EDwARDA MILLER.
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NoIiCE....Tbe subscriber alone is author tred 10
receive the outstanding dehts due TO the late con-
cern OF LYLE, SCOTT X SAUNDERS, havinV been an.
thereofby the superior
Tor Tue RICHMOND district. Ills expected that all per
ate PAYMENT, as larger indulgence cannot be Afforded
Drc.S o2..u SAMUEL TAYLOR.
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TIVE subscriber wishes exchange tract of I,nd
u Of one Thousand acres IN Hopkins county Ksntuc.
Az, situated my miles north west from BASKERVILLE
near DRAKE creek, or unimproved property in Rich
mono, for land with improvements IN this state he.
tween Kichuiond and tbs Blue Ridge. In September
1873 respectable resident Of that was employ
en- to view thii tract and the following is an extract
from his ie,ter upon The subject About one half of
your land lies WE'LL aud is Of good quality; the growth
"a oak OF all kinds hut the greatest quantity white
with plenty Of poplar for building, with sugar ca,up
the nHdeIgroTth Is spice woud. red bnd and some
hazel there Is very lille Of the land Tensrred useless,
noin ITS being wet. Its distance from AadisonytI
the County seat. s six iDes-iTom GreenviIle (meck
lehhnIg cOuTthOuse) fourteen milrsfTou The Highland
Lick (where salt is sold at dollar per bashe iir
~ one n,"s and two miles distant from mill ON
Drake creck."in HO9 tae surveyor after compIstlz
survey of the hand, writes thus " featios to ~
think taere is two thirds Of your land that is rich
and lies welIt Is at least good second rate tract
have latey learnt that tobacco inspection has bren
established within four miles OF this land on Drake
creek. The title the town and Keniuckt properly IA
indispuiHble. Any person communicating with m,
npOn this subject will please address To me II Rich
mons, between this and the first August aud will give
very particular description of the stale Of improve
V,ent as to their land aud buildings.
June ". i0..U PETER COPELAND
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4 AND FOR SALE.--sI4i acres of LAND IN C;ooch.
- land county, formerly owned by Jesse CYTd.-A
rood quarry of free stone IL open aud Is
10 contain coal. The bnildinps good. The propri
ttor wishes O remove 10 the west, aud will sell on
cug credit for part of the moncy ppiieation 10 he
made 70 John Crouch, near the land, or to Jordan
Flouruoyof PowhataR.
May %. t..w1u
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One Huadred Dollars Remcrd

One Nnsdred Ooiiars Rerord.
IToR securing IN jail IN the STATE OF virginia the
IL four following negro men
JoHN-La,.ly tue property Of VIM. Long, and living
ne last year 10 iynchburg, being veil knUwn IN that
place.
sAhPSoN-A thick, sous fellow, viii lis right ear
njIrrd.
oSuoRNE-A tall slim negro, with biem,sh in hi.
Iisht eye lately heprorerty OF r. Taylor ofscluoud,
where they have wives and will likely 20. ~
JoHN-A common fellow, lately belonging 10 Mr..
ewtss estate OF Gloucester, where lie has wife.-He
has Virgihia cloth great coat with iappeiAs they
stole blue snrton the night they went away, Il is un
certain how they may he cioited.-fhe last three le
me "nthe night OF 3st Of January about sin from
tlhcase the first Ia L,nchbuTg. 1.-The abuve ard
will he paid for securing them Jrcy Fire L,eiiars
Ter estber,by X. c. PENN, for James Penn, IT.
Near I.ihefty, Bedtofd co. March 10. IO2.. IT
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iNIofiCE.-ihe subscnbers have been app0lmted lhr
~ assgnees Of u. A. Shefton 4 Co. OF this city..
~ Pefsons Indebted TO the said nTm holding effects
~ their hands belonging tn IT, hereby notified thar
ney are not 10 account 10 person for the same ex.
o. JOHN ENpERS,
HENRY CLARKE.
We hereby authorize and appoint Coleman Veol-
J0ik this CITY, agents transact any busne..
relating TO the above JOHN FINDERS.
May 2. IH..u HENRY CLARKE.
NOfGE.-The Mayo Mills concern being dlsseI,ed
4N all isersous having claims said concern
are requested To call on Mr.. Thomas Hdssfe Of Man
chestef for a settlement: to whom all those who are
Indebted 10 said concern will please make paymeHt
. SAMUEL MYERS,
may IL. l..u JOSEPH MARI.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-11-26

The General Court met on the 18th
inst. and adjourned yesterday. Some
points were argued at considerable
length, and dccided-of which We may
make further mention hereafter.
Gaines, who had stolen a horse in the
District of Columbia, and brought him
into This commonwealth,w was tried for the
felony, under the act OF Assembly, and
after considerable argument, the juris-
diciI0n of the court was maintained by
the decision of the majority of the court.
de has been condemned TO the Peniten-
tiary for five or six years: a motion was
made 10 recommend him TO the Executive
for mercy, upon which the Court were
equally divided. The case Of the James
River Company was decided i'm all its
points against the Company. An action
will now therefore be brought to decide
whether the company have forfeited their
charter.
The Federal court for this circuit
Dudse Marshall presiding) was opened
OIL Monday last. The Grand Jury found
"a tue bill against Rice for robbing The
United States mail. He has not yet been
tried.
A special court is also sitting i'm the
Capitol, composed of certain Judges OF
The Court Of Appeals, and OF the General
Court.
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JansfS hipe,' Land tt1. Stir.

\ AGAIN ofrr for safe my land in Amherst lying on
haTtlss creek large branch Of James river, aud
within fonI miles of LynclbuTg. The tract confirms
363 aces-25e are cleared aDc in good heaI acres
iresh Iano cleared since 1872 and low grounds
very rich and iii for meadow the baaace is prime to-
b3cco land covered with excellent timber and
80 Cords of Ere wood u Three loads da, in
SIMMER ans tao IN winter. be made IynclbIrg,
ever Tree bridge now nearly finished across
me price oil IRE wood So u cord, and constant aud
STEADY market for all othei articles There ell
lent mill scar the creek on which prist aud saw
i' may be erected for 5GO that would yield 200 bar
I"is oil toll COM ana waller sufficient for any ether
purpose.
There are two good schools in Lyme hbnrg one a
female, an" the other Latin school aud the neighbour
hood As healthy any The stale and tue town the
most healthy oil any ON James river.
The Subscriber having renewed The Western country
VIII sell al reduced price, give long cIedu tor
two thirds OF the purchase money he viii give redit
for the whole, IL well ppI 10 Col L. u ,pE
IN Richmond, OF RoBkET A. ROSE
OTang, Courthouse Nov. 5s..waus
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4eZ2 NzNN @xzu-
FIRE AT SCHENECTADY.


ALBANY, Nov. iS.-Ne are indebted
TO The polIleness of Mr.. Baremt Sanders,
OF ilns city, for the following particulars
OF most destructive fire which yesterday
took place in tho city of Schenectady,
and al which he was present
The fire common ed III a Curriers'
shop in Frog alley or Water street, near
the store OF john Moy at 4 o'clock
IN The morning, and before il was got UNI
der destroyed sixty or eighty houses.
STATE CONCEhNS.
As the season advaD, IS, the Sessions of
the State Legislatures commence and
we shall resume our regular notice Of the
proceedings of lie State Governments,
beginning with the following:
RHODE ISLAND The General Assem-
bly OF this state adjourned OH Saturday,
9th inst. During The session the Assem-
biS granted HE petition OF several con-
vicis for liberation from prison. III, ng
The number of these applicants for legisla
tive ciemency, was James Ellington, OIL
whom sentence of death Vas passed TO-
burg larry, IN Oct. 1915. This punishment
was cOmmuled, by the General Assem-
bly,, Tor Imprisonment during lie /; and
the prisoner has remained III close con
tiDemfnt, without fire or candle ligiit,
subsistlng or scaniy food, for more than
tour years. In consequence of the scve-
rily of his punishment, and the impoyer-
lshed and dependant stale OF bis family,
The Assembly have al last consented 10
his release.
New JERsEY.-The Legislatures now
in session. On motion of Mr.. kinsey,
(who was a member Of the late Congress, }
tie following resolution has been unani-
mously passed
Whereas the true policy Of all govern
ments has been, whilst attending to the
general welfare, and guarding with iea-
louS care individual Interests, thus calling
into active operation the energy and IN
dusirious enterprise of lis citizens, to in
crease The mass of public wealth: Be
lieving this To be the Indispensable duty
Of all legislative bodies, and having exLi-
biied before us the ruinous state of the
manufactures oil iron, cotton, wool, and
many others, on which the wealth and
prosperity OF This state IN great measure
depend Therefore,
ResOiued, That the Senators and Re-
representatives. OF this state in Congress be
requested 10 use their best endeavours to
procure such notifications and altera-
items Of The tariff as may give essential
encouragement 10 the employ ment of ca
pltal and industry i'll home manufactures.
Nat Int.
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BOAI,I)ING

MRS. FERGUSON bsgs leave to inform her friends
NA and the public that she has removed the house
formerly occupied by Mrs Nelson, as boarding house
ON L street, nearly opposite the Bell Tavern, few
doors above, where she is prepared TO receive from 10
TO Is members of the legislature, having cobiodous
rooms, With tire plsees-aad nothing oil her part shall
be wanting TO give general satisfaction. She will he
happy to accommodate from ito more gentlemen by
the year.
November 20. ss..tt
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lOURSUANT to the provisions Of deed OF trust
Il etecuted by Henry anderson, and Sarah his
VIE on the an day Of october 1879 and certified for
record tn the cot0fy court 81 Poahatdg. shat pro-
coed 10 seH on Monday, the 9Th day OF December
next, IN front Of the Eagie HoteL tn the city ef
hichmond, for CeSh, tract Of tQRt Ia RE county
Of PowhataH containing 1885, acres, some o, rhic6
Is considered frS rate tobacco tend Those disposed
20 purchase, are oSsurcc tkiS safe uiH he ifA
ont limitation condition, and that 10 Is srptctsd
1Hr. Anderson miU consent 70 give credit for the
quarter part ofthe purchase money tsithOnt Swch
c0'Seht, the i0Rd ail be sJtd for cash. The RTE
IS indtatddIe ana RIO other !en crisis az this time
onrhe property. The safe ti.H commence precisely
at 10 o'cfOch end be conducted by NcSsrS. ~ &. \
e.. Ciarke. JOHN H.. NEUB Trustee.
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Srnp TIE THrEE !

SToLES nom my Wagon In fredericksburg, on
~ "wednesday night the i1th inst. BAY HORSE.
years Ole neat feet high well set his right hind loot
to bis ances few white hairs IN mis- forehead, roach
ed, bobbed aud mckee, excellent saddle horse paces
uois and cantets very we'll. ANY person who win
deliver said horse TO Abraham BiggeIs ia The city of
Richmond, or to the subscriber in LOUISA county Shalt
receive twenty dollars reward. JOHN bIOGERS.
November 70. II
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ro 1nE EnIron or rur ENou1nEn.


You are requested 10 announce that Captain
PETER FOSTER of Hanover is II candidate
for the place of SERGEANT at Arms 10 the Senate
at the ensuing session. During Ills long SER
vices i'm the revolutionary army On the different
departments in which lie acted) his duties
were discharged with promp,itude and cor
RICHNESS, which entities him 10 the notice of
his country
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MARRIEDJ-On Saturday mOrnI1g, Inc
fthe residenct ot Henry M,ddie,on ESQ ~,
Tie Rev MIR Matthews, His Exceilency, T..
FREDERICK GREUHK, His Prussian MaJesiy's
Minister resident near the United States, to
Mademoselle VIRGiNIE BRIDoN, of Paris,
tFrance.)
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ANOTHER GOVERNOR DECEASED.

y NO IlEh UUN ENNtTh DENE foED.
The Delaware Waterman, announces the
death Of Henry MollesioU Esq Governor elect
Of that State. This is the seventh GovernOi
whose death has been recorded within the
lastfew weeks, viz.
John LanSdon, late Governor of New Hamp-
shire.
Caleb Strong, late Governor of Massachu-
sets.
Simon Snyder, late Governor of Pennsylya-
MA
Henry Molleston, Governor Elect of Della
ware.
thomas johnson, first Governor of Mary
land under tie present Constitution.
Thomas Sim Lee, second Governor of Mary
land
William Rabuu, Governor of Georgia.
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HORSE C4TERN.

THE subscriber takes this method, TO inform his
friends and customers, that he has returned from
the north, and taken charge of his establishment per-
son and assures them, that attention shall be
pd To thei accomuio dation For uhich, the charge
shalt lac reasonable they paying they call
only.But IL preferred his price per day, will be- Cor
man = rs ceIts-horse 75 cents-peT week, after the
hrst week, SIS each. MARX RICHARDS.
tT Cash will be given for twenty thousand OF good
fodder thousand bushels Of well cleaned oats and
Two Inn teto of corn. sS..wf