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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-09-10
Norfolk, Sept. 5

We were informed at very late hour
last night, that the destruction in the
country, in the direction of Moor's and
London Bridges, even to the sea coast, is
Immense, including Houses, Mills, Bridg-
es, Fences, Stock, Corn, &c. One Of
Moor's Bridges is destroyed; it is also
said that London Bridge is swept away by
the torrent; on one OF Mr.. Burnet's plan
tations, called Greenfield, the houses of
every description are demolished; the
Wind Mills of MessrS. John Cornick and
Lemuel Cornick are entirely destroyed.
The roads are almost impossible, even on
horseback. The Crops are laid low. and
the ountry exhibits one scene of WIDE
spread desolation and ruin.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-09-10
JOSIAH FOR TER.
CLERK to The Meeting tbs lea
TRADE TO PORT Az PRINCE.

/.
Copy OF a letter from gentleman al -
au Prince, to bis TREND in "ashlns''
Port au Prince, Aug. g.
Since closing my l.;ters OF this a. /,
have been looking over the othclai le. W.,
of the imports at provisions IN hnt'"
vessels, for the last month, in this Poi',
from their magnitude deem il worthy o va
iGg published in The National lnteii'srruJ,
in order that our government ano ..,
may see The Importance OF the conmtd' N
our country with this island. lnporIsu . !"
merican vessels into the por. OF iU O1I0s.
Prince in the noptb Of July, 1891, as lo, "',l
Nine thousand barrels Of -four, one tno oS !
ant fifty tierces Of Iics. Ave hupale,, Nv.
thirty three barrels OF pork, thirty Wa S, s,e
.an,i hams and pieces OF bacon, besi .a,.ue1
fish, butter, lard lumber and oihsr ani tho
productions. Al this co'amerfe IS Ma 10
any national psstec:iea. Two '''s
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-09-10
n. y. Adv.
Boston. Sept. !

Boston. Sept. /.
Mr. Osborn, mate of sioop Huron, Per-
~ hence for New Y ork, arrived in town
this evening, and brings the following In
formation. He states that about | o.
clock Friday evening, as the Huron was
standing on a wind, at about >. w. they
were hailed from a schr. coming round
the Cape TO luff; that the helm was inime-
diately put down, and luffed all that was
possible; that the schr instead OF putting
her helm hard up to Keep away from the
sloop, put her helm hard down, and in
rounding to struck the sloop stem on, just
abaft the fore rigging, on the iarooard
SHE, and tore the mainsall IN near two
pieces. Mr. Osborn, in the CONFUSION that
the accident caused on board the sioop,
seized on the bowstay of the schr. and got
on board her, and the vessels immediate
ly separated He states that the schr.
Law to about half an hour, and then hiled
away on her course-that he informed
the Cant. of the state Of the sloop, the
number os passengers on board, and de-
sired him to get out the long boat to SO to
their assistance. (which he would not do.
He then requested him to lay to till
morning, bu, he would not do it; the Pi-
lot advising hin to Keep on as he might
lose his run, if he hove to. The schr,
proved to be the Aurora, Thacher, "a
dsys from Porto Rico. and arrived at
@ ,arantine Saturday forenoon.-Mr Os-
horn also states that short time after,
the aurora ran foul of schr. carried a
w,v her to3sail and yards, AMI sprung the
boysprit of the Aurora; the pilot at the
t;ms was not on deck, but was below a
10, when she struck the Huron. The
lat bs saw of the Huron, she was stand
;nr in for the land tie was unable to
s,s,e what damage she received, but
s,,.s.s :, ,,n.t have been considerable, as
the scnr is large aud strong sesssl, anu
was going at the rate OF eisas knots an
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-09-10

A man by the name of Redington was
lately unprecedented at St. Johns and con-
viewed to the prison at Montreal, for pass
ing counterfeit bank-notes. About S7o,::
600 in counterfeit paper was found in his
possession. After his commitment, 1t
was ascerta,ned that he was the person
who. under the name of Smith, had sold
to Prime, Ward & Sands, of this city, a
bill ofexchange for fifteen hundred pounds
sterling, drawn by the bank Of Montreal
on a house in London. The draft was
originally drawn for only sel5. but had
seen altered by chemical process to
$500. We have seen the draft, which is
altered with such nicely as to deceive the
most scrutinizing eye. We are informed
that an agent has been sent TO Montreal
to sndeavor to recover the money. Red
ington has a family in Montreal.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-09-10

hour when ne struck. The Huron has a
cargo of tea, ram, glass, tobacco &c. anu
had ON board So passengers.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-09-10
Keeae, IN. H. Sept |.

hTTsMPT TO ROB THE cheshire BANK.
On Monday last, James Bronson and
Nathan Wheeler, two strangers, who by
their own account have resided some time
in Hartford, Connecticut, and who few
weeks since made stand in this place,
IS ornamental Painters, were examined
before Elijah Dunbar. Esq. charged with
entering the Cheshire Bank, with intent
to roo the vault, on Thursday night last,
and ordered to recognize ii the sum OF
GOO dollars each, to take their trial III
October. Not finding bail, trey we're
committed. The inside of the bank hav-
ins been newly painted, Mr.. Dana, the
Cashier, was surprised on "Wednesday
morning to find the print ola persons
hands on the paint, near the vault, aud
became suspicious that the bank had been
entered lie accordingly took measures
to ascertain if his suspicious were well
founded. and OH Thursday morning all
doubts were removed-A watch was &C
cordingly set on Friday, bu- no discovery
was mace. This was repeated Oh Satur-
day. and about midnight Bronson was
arrested near the door OF the Bank, hav-
ing first alarmed the watch by his move
ments-and several KEYS, dark lantern
and other convenient implements were
found in his possession. The keys found
would unloc., the outer and inner doors
of the Bank-Iiis partner, Wheeler, was
then taken, and the circumstantial EVIL
dence against him, induced the Justice to
order him also to recognize.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-09-10
Frankfurt, Ken. Aug TO-
COMMONWEALTH BANh.

COMMONWEALl II pam.
We are informed by the agent VINO was
despatched for the money, that nan d
million, in addition to the two miiiiohs
before announced, has been received oy
the Mother Bank within a few days past.
Great exertions will no doubt be used oy
the Officers to get the money into circula :,
ton as soon as possible. We understand
the directory contemplate issuing the
whole three millions; if SO, there SUN re-
mains half million, which we may ex-
pect will be on as soon as the enSravers
finish t'retouching" the plates-or at all
events, as soon as they possibly can make
it convenient, as they say, they nave
"made the best use they could, OF the We
ry short time allotted" them.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-09-10
. THE FUR TRADE.

1t is stated in the Buffalo, IN. "
Press of the 2lst ult. that two schooners
had there from Detroit, during the pre-
cedn.g week, with 600 packs OF turs, val
ued at about 81, 600.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-09-10
From the Lexington Reporter, dug 80
MAIL ROBBERY.

MAID KOBBEK1.
1t is reported that the mail going east
ward from this place, was roboed on Wed
nesday the 9th inst. between Sinking
Spring and Chiiicothe, ONO. by passen-
ger who happened to be alone IN the
Stage. Fragments of letters which con
tained money, have been found on the
road. and other circumstances have been
mentioned that induces us 10 believe that
a considerable sum has been purlolned
from the bags. If there is no mistake as
70 date. this mai. contained the letters
sent from this place on the 4th inst
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-09-10
Norfolk, Sept. 4.

Arrired about o'clock this afternoon
Steam Boat Norfolk, Campbell, from
Baltimore accompanied by the Steam
boat Virginia, Capt. Ferguson, which
left here this morning for Baltimore, both
having in tow the ship Repeater Captain
Maxwell, of New York. which cleared
on Friday from Baltimore, with cargo
of cotton, bound to Liverpool, and hav-
inc been knocked on her beam ends In
the hurricane on Monday, off the mouth
ofthe Potomac, was compelled to cut a.
way all of her masts to right her. The
Norfolk fell in with and took her In tow,
and being afterwards met by the Virgin
ia, she assisted in towing her in. After
which, the Norfolk took on board the
v,rginia's passengers and returned to
Baltimore. leaving the Virginia here to
perform the trip to Richmond tomorrow
in lieu of the Petersburg, still ashore up
the Eastern Branch Captain Ferguson
informs us that he saw schooner ashore
OH the Horse Shoe this morning, having
her decks entirely swept of every thing,
and no persons to be seen on board.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-09-10

that Njocci now resides al Milan, in an e.
legant villa, in great splendor, and has a
number CT servants ia livery.
A Scotch paper tells tue following ahee'
dote of the celebrated advocate John C-k;
Mr.. C. while limping down High street, IN
Edinburgh, from the court OF sessions, over
heard young lady whisper 10 companion
rather too loudly. that's the famous 'ohn
Ok, the lame lawyer" Upon which ne
turned round and with his wonted force e1-
claimed, you lie, madam, | am lame man.
but not lame lawyer"
From Poulson's american DAILY 'dd0ertissT.
We are indebted to respectable FRIEND
for the following copy OF the Annual Ep's'
tie from the Yearly Meeting OF Friends ID
London.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-09-10

From the Salem Register.
Extract ofthe Journal Of a Gentleman
of Salem. on Uoydge to the Med'tero-
mean.
The luminous appearance ofthe Ocean
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-09-10

LUMINOUS APPEARANCE OF THE OCEAN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-08-21

To see the time o! Congress uttered away
IN these worse than useless di.p iies: %
prepared to see againthe north divided against
the south we are not willing To see such
another scene ; and therefore we protest =
gainst such atteinpts.-I'liat he should he So
licitous u see these scenes reacted, Is not
surprising when il is recollccted, that 1t was
this very question which gave rise 20 the ca
1etie--ii was this which ca;ised the editor 20
throw ont in his Prospectus the po sbiltiy al
establishing ..o,tLcrh conf,dcra" y-ih,s
question was the fixed capital OH which he be
San "a specrlaIr.-iIe. cannot therefore be yc-
~ ANXIOUS 10 part with II al present.
We viii not conceal the rain with which we las
die following statement before the public is nv
secret to cur readers, f'.At some weeks sinre Dr.
Ni"N;ii'icr aiihgow, list accountant. Was dismissed
nom tic tara,,rs Back. - hn.ks ,iii nj 4.
lancc by several Thousand dolifs-Sccn afirr 1t ;
veGt the n.'nh employed Two accountants ~ .U.cs
gate ;he state ui the looks. They carried tl.eIr
searches through ie yca 1873: and f,.ui as stno,t
reports, ct"rhs which Had been Go.li. nsri 10 c
amount G ~ Ia -UD di,i'rs :thCN >hlrd Ave Sc itr
1919, aud ;usEc,l 81 % l,.>0, when = a bond MI
ieen GIVEN b. cir 4. and a>o ,n ;ie >,ew of s,e-
r.g Whether the Act OF Assembly of 1870 coud pos
SILLY attach Ia any Of his Transaction This i. ti,s
which m'' : 1t felony f,r officer TIE Common
wcalth or the bunk enhrhz's amy az inr fu..,s of
either IL Mas MOI all October 80, 1G-O, ih. anv mat.
Tea was found "a justify i,c ,c.,s; uco,md about
LiIs Pciic,, within few DAYS of earh other th,te
chcck all amounting together to between II and
i5oo dollars, were omrd which NJ. L. is nov CHING
ell with Using himself, Aztec they had been paid once
tn the drawcc-Ne refrain & ON catering INTO ID
Their particulars except 10 State that Yesterday at the
Instance OF the Bamk the MAYOR issucd 3, warrant
FOR the apprehension Of Alr H. vino was accord.nclv
arrested, and is Ia the custody of rlr law rbn
mayor has postponed the examinations OF the case fiit
ihis mornrg.-i HS Is the iist which has ieen
bro under the act OF assembly and iat u what
new i"w IN our code, rs It converts certain breaches
OF unst MO lconics.-liege let suffer tlg uow ON
most lE,'ni1 c;,sc to rest for the present-We viii
NOT say, how much pleasure it woui,i give be IT.
bic hereafter to State that the charges are false n ID
that he has been completely am, iioaor;,,;y ac,iued
NOrE-Thc sums above ttcius,a OF a. cash
0h"ut > 1000 which formerly stated have been
missing by Mr.. Wcisger, late J., Tell,r
IL Good Wheat has sodin ths ely dollar or Iushe!
Corn nom S2to : p abarrel he pros
pce' OF 'he corn crop wa cNuenc pronsing,l Griuph
ma, rc m no small degree ana It cOnn@cs tie crop
the ooh uit.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-08-21

sons residing ia the same n.ishDorhood haye
been affected, of whom six have died. They
feel no hesi,atioain declaring that the cause
of the disease is entirely local; for every case
marked with nlalignancy may Be traced 10 the
same source.
The Physicians belonging to the Board,
declare i; their opinion. that this fever is not
contagious. The first ease which occurred
he's been under the care OF one OF them for SIX
teen days, and although constantly attended
by Il number Of relatives and friends, in no in
si.,nce has the disease been communicated To
any person. They further declare, that every
other part OF the town is unusually healthy for
this season of the year.
The Board Of Health, in submitting the
foregoing Report at the Health of the Town.
have to g,Ie an assurance, thar every attention
has been given TO maintain good Police, and
that every exeriiou on their part will be made
10 preserve the pubic health, or remove the
cause of sickness, should any occur, of which
correct Information will be given.
Ordered, That the preceding be signed by
the Mayor, as Chairman of the Board ofliealth,
and published.
John l.. HOLT, .Nayor.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-08-21
Observation-Disclosures

Under this head in our last, on information
receivedb a highly respectable gentleman di-
rect from Richmond, we were Induced to
make someremarks, imputing to member of
the Board Of Directors of the Literary Fund,
Il want of attention TO his duty, &C. We find
that our informant erred, and we with pleas
ure make this correction, inasmuch as we
since learn that the member alluded 10, so far
from being negligent, has made unusual exer
tons to enable the proper officer of the Uni
versity, TO draw for the amount before
mentioned, viz : SEQ, 100. lie. himself CARR
ed the original bond to the Visitors, had it
filed for the above amount, returned it to
Richmond, and the money now awaits the
order of the officers of this Institution.
charlottesville Chr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-08-21
August iG, 1871.
TILE WL,AlIIER

BALTIMORE, August l3.--For the las; few dnvs it
has been uncomn,onl, warn Fahrenheits Their
mometer IN the shade ranging from 81 - above
= Through the middle Ut the day Il fine souiher.y
breeze has tended ve.y much make the heat toe ra-
Die We are happy to add that the general health of
the ciiys remarkably good. This circumstance how
ever, ought not to hall the vigilance of our Board of
Health IN doing all in their power to preserve this
ncstmable blessing.
leiioC Ferer.-We arc concerned to hear
that two eases of death by Eellow Fever have
taken place at Wilmington in this State.
Raleigh Re:isier
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-08-21

ID virtue Of deed of executed the subscribers b.
AF Whun cambridge aud sally ". his wife benrirr ,la,
ue lih dat Of February 3t7to secure the TPvncii ofccr
iip sums ~ money therein expressed and TaV.ible
Fancis Lewis which deed Of record u ts e ge Office
oi tic county court of Hearted Shalt nfond M
day IF Spiepib-r ret, Il fair rihcr.e tie fr,i ,ir d5
thcscafrr proceed ~ seq at Prc auction co.. r ose.
for ready money that henrti aud ycry valuable IS W.
situate lying aud bf iu b- lower ct " cn~.co count,
within mile Ut Hc u,cr and i from the city of Eic
n0nd, called uud known hv the Of Greenwood, cor
taun4Iy estimation $50 acresof such Uff th reDf
lr necessary 10 aie tc sccerd (or yav lc ,uel W
sH deed, together withc interet thereon the csis ant
charges attending the execution OF the contained sad
Iced Notwithstanding believe he title thc sforesa,i
band aud premises uudoubcd VIII convey the
uueoniy vested ur,. PIT EN WEST.
AueVt.t 20. 81-rGvt JOIN SrAgG.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-08-21
with respect,
lie CdPiiajHe ne JaisicaV,
Commanding la junior.
jules De MARTINENli.

WAsmNGroN, August 1.-THE PREsr-
pENT of the United States left this city for
his seat la Loudoun county, Virginia, on sun
day last, and we understand he IS now at
Shanondale Springs, about thirty mile distant
from his residence. rN-d. L,E
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-08-21
NOTICE.

~ p0rsons having claims against the estate Of MARY
VAtHli NNdcccfsed. requested % hriuc hem for
ward. properly authenticated before the first dav r
November neyts else this notice sill De put ~ r
AZ husc indebted 10 aid solicited conc
forward and discharge thcm.
JAcoD Roberts ST.. Fio,
Ar,ela. Aug'ri O..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-08-21
LAND FOK SALE

IaE2N9 VIII he sold. wiihuUt reserve Wednesday
1segsXs- tho 2'ih of september, the prefse 1921
cree Of which go ow grounds, lying the main ro,
through Halifax county, eight mile, of the Couribons.
IN tn north side nj RannstcT river lnree miles
Junction with isip river.
The land j.. well adapted 10 tie culture of tobacco corn
wheat. About third ot .f land Is cleared srd in
good order. There I. on The above land dwelling house
the necessary ont houses &c.
TERMS VII; lie. one-half ihe purchase money cash tie
balance IN two eiUa! annual payIn'us
NATHANIEL TERRY.
iu~t me-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-08-21

MARRlEDl-At HALIFAX, NC on tLe 3sih az. iOHN a.:
ron En- Esq To the am,Ie and iuucn he'd Mo
,-itj,sA a. POTTER a"gher ci iiuaa- Porter, Esl
-" % '"Nn"'"h county, Va
izs ~ IL : ..s,..s .;;,F-I
bikEl-iu 5niti.Gci the l4b mss amer an .in,ss
OF tiree days, A, ykrIAtINE, o,,g ,au.s;.+,r a., Mis-
marina Mag. u Williamsburg, Virginia.
VI hen ~ see odage- broken wih year and iri;r1ny
u y "'Icr 'he ils CT uioug liked disease 1h
~ MO 'le grave We are more inclined up UNDER
'c affective dispCntiion FROM, the ,e,sin,- ,,nsu
o lt 10 the q death il aeacrii,l siam, cr
' graz, Use loIto through which tlcl u>Lered
lo rest aud happiness eternal Bot when T. sec the m
ma oSauiilh Glowing with bcah uueN. tc,ey TED
run 'i' scene 81 existence in the oc
reflection is truly painful decplv hunif,int Ana
moi's can he more distressing sensitive heart than TO
record an event OF ihs Ia.ursl cling of The. V.ri
Ter OF has wodi not permit him wi.i III % small . nj
e y. S,r 1" the mrrnory ui is lovely, uuluru
made girl Ia hrr every ,ue uie,l n itll h, -,
highly improved mind shce yi,h ueculirr l.t A. lrr
. ny ana her mda i,onate ,poSiion
love OF al Who hnew her. III her ueptabi ana ,ti,f
enc" iona an1 doing mother deprived of uut!ful and
aitc tionatc daughera brother III, r,i a, ~. ,a,;,1
h'r acuaatances Ola ruly Interesting and act le COM
p"i''o'-s', h'iane aud mcrcini mild, simple unosle-
"i'i'u> iiid s'1cGre, She tie
without q discorti and free from reproach
ier ineN Is sufu'cd 80 have been PRODUCED ty imno-
CieS IN the sienna boa.. Her atIacb wts.l, tiocn ~
,Ne nd day, Tie attending physicians lost
rived ony iatirc bcstow II mother, dressings ~ ,
~ i'erlue or The Third day &C her Illness half as
m r.A ia tue afternoon Sine expired AUd angrI SIZE
q" e'''ti sue las gone TO prove ,As realty ia
1 ~ s count Of Talewe the y Iay Mr.. janis
member Of tn isssabiv of ,'ir,,.,a NJ , -
h ioi hrt' OF iaur wears bren in OF henltf
er'l rs lis practice. ., lis Industry he had ar
cnnraied handsome estate hltOuy.l his .csci atnn
arguments and speeches terc wa, some, or,inni rrat
!in lew auornies in Vrni. greater emf
ntnee man the deceased If we for ,h,
ic was Se!.-ttCg!t.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-08-21
CAUSIDICUS.

"The person who has been at the pains of
stating the cases and the names of Judges
whose opinions have beenreversed, or affirmed
by the Court of Appeals, as reported in the
6th vol. of Munford, is mistaken in relation TO
Judge Daniel The writer of this examined
the appeals, from that gen;leman's District, as
faras they have been reported, and finds but
two of his judgments reversed since he was
advanced to the Bench of this District"
The mistake has most probably originated
from the appeals of the present Judge having
been coniounded by the writer, with those of
his Predecessor 1Lunchbpry Press.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-08-21
On Bodrd II. W. Figate In Lmoa,
August f3, 1921.

To the Editors tic American Beacon,
GENTLEMEN--in reading your naper OF to-
day, am sensibly impressed with the roticc
you have taken of the frigate which have
the honor to command, and which have
communicated to the crew. Il is an honor 20
carry such testimonial from port which
occupies 50 distinguished a rank in nautical
affairs. Permit me, gentlemen, while Offering
you my thanks, to ocitfromyo the favour
of conveying 20 the inhabitants of Norfolk,
our acknowledgements for the ciyility which we
have received from them. The officers OF
La Junou unite with me IN offering this
tribute of respect and gratitude to Town,
which has loaded them with marks ofkindness,
of which they will ever cherish a lively re-
mrmbrance.
! have the honour to be-,
with rpcncrf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-08-21
Gen. M.MIINNf rrnrn

Who died at Wesieru N T. On TN. IN in. was ono o. IN,
&c" remaining patriots Who gned tive rcrarat;In inc
peuVr. beinS ca'lN engaged in opposing the
mems 81 Great Erihn and liberties AMI ~.
u.tF actFe IN promoting The happiness rdenert-nc@
" NJ c"''ri he VAS chosen delegate OIl tile ct
"Ik o onEreSs OF tue Colonies of Norti America, hed
at Philadelphia ihc 9TH OF September If7l Of Nhie!, lie
rtn'eda member until nay The close o the outiun
On ih"i niem"rls and trying day, the 4h of ur
British upon hiS estates and giving him nreasie o
the destruction that awaited him those y no were
pl OF 'i "0uhiui project should itfail find him
rc!n" i' nanc among those patriots vio wee viii
ing to i'h al ttDt was personal themselves for the free
| dom oi their
Afer the cloe Of tc STRUGGLE and having sscd The no,
active years OF hrs life in Variou, puhc sna ions ALWAYS
oyiHg the confidence and affection his citizen.
me NSor oi ms years took his residence in the Then
wilderness, the cultivated valley Of Western in Oneida
county, where he has passed the remainder Or his dyt
retirement retaining M usual relish for Socal ciOveuts
love Of friends lbs strength memory, and II The faculties
OF ms mind His health generally good,
ee 10 The Ordinary aud cInpl1yInnS rural lie.
~ last attack the breast hin su,lrny 10
| great sercuiiv Of mind.
lie has III, an aged and wor'lv wdowal.o children and
grand cn'lden and many relatives, and friends feel Bis
oSs Ills ieNowciilen> aad oisorS la, Tor many
wears enjoyed the friendship advice Of venerable pat
rot. VIII long hold him n
r"'uirs viii cmHm bis deei and his -haractc, slo.
"lo have bestowed lasting blessings mankind. Ma
sLaE-s-s:ei EE-57, -eTE,'s - :s..a
THE SUBSCRIBER
g lVlHG u"aiin"i as admin aior of
a -'f@fi JAtNMR, deceased, hereby requests al
persons hayng ri1Cs aril- estate present fcm
settlement and those iniebcd slid are requested f
maize payment Immediately
EDMUND u. MACNArr.
MI yrsOns interested will please application to Mr.
LEWIS WEBB, WHO viii attend the business and il is
paicnlay reue 'icd that gentleman holding rape
re.tiye 10 sId estate viii dcI o'itit wi Air Lewis W,h
Richmond, August q. G0-tf