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The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-06-10

PoTrsTowN, IA. MAY 29.--The con-
tracts of the canal that were given out
last spring, commencing 8 miles this side
of Reading, passing by this place, and
aboUt7 miles below, the whole % miles
is in state Of rapid progress, some parts
are nearly finished, and many others re-
quire an immense digging. We are in
formed by one Of the gentlemen concern
ed in the contracts, that there are be
tween 1900 and 800 hands at present at
work on the canal, and Q or 500 hands
more are expected to Se employed short
~.
Capt. Nichols, of II. b. NJ. 8. Egeria,
having been libelIed at Newfoundland,
the merchants offered 400 to discover
IibeIIer. -
There were % deaths in Washington
City during the month Of May.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-06-10
REV. MR.. .SUMMERFIEI.n.

This gentleman, whose pious eloouence
has always attracted crowds Of auditors,
1t IS said has been stationed in Baltimore
by the GeneralMethodist Conference now
sitting in New York. Ci5.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-06-10
CANAL NAvItiATyoN.

The Norfolk Herald states that the
schr Roanoke has recently made three
rips through the Dismal Swamp Canal,
& ON ter head ws'ers Of the Roanoke, 10
those Of james RIVE ami the Appsmst-
tox. 90 the.isyt kip. she left the Roam.
nke on the 18Th may with $50 barrels of
fish, arrived az the north outfall on tho
2o.II, and al Petersburg the 2Sd OF May !;
left there the cath, ard arrived at the
north outfaH the 9Th Of MAY; the mas
ter expected t. arrive 81 the Roanoke on
the sOih Of May.
5 british vessels on the coast Of New
foundlsnd caught 10000 seals the past
Yinisr.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-06-10


BY the Observation-Disclosures Conference now
sitting IN New-fork. (D.
Drhdrtnaenf Of STATE, tn June, 1892.
Authentic intelligence has been receiy,
ed at this department, that the king of
Holland, by decree of the Goth of March
last, has ordered that the charge for ri.
lotage shall be the same on American and
Dutch vessels within his states, and that
restitution shall be made to the parties of
all moneys that have been paid on ac-
count OF the late additional imposition.
This notice is published for the infor.
nation Of all such as may be interested.
TIE sudden death at New-York Of
Cornelius King, has excited SO much sen.
slbil'ty in that city, that Drs. Kuyper and
Stearns have published in several of the
papers a certificate that he died of an af.
lection Of the chest. Dem. Press.
A letter received by gentleman Of this
city from col. O'Reilly, dated CITY of
Mexico, April 18th, 1922, states that maE.
ter the death of the enterprising and nat.
rIotic, but unfortunate gen. LONG. that
his last viii and testament was found in
his port folio, by which he bequeaths his
effects to his honored and aged father
hrederick Long, OF the city OF New-York,
'Sc. That the Mexican government has
obtained his will and adjusted his account,
and arS now ready to pay the same over
to the order OF his father, he proving him.
self to be his father. and corninp dr1Iv NJ
ted oy public notary, the mayor and the
ambassador from this country, residing at
the court of Washington. N. b. The
sum due is twelve thousand six hundred
and fifty dollars,
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-06-10

only grounds for conjecture as to the pro.
bable result. The. next courier alone
can bring the official report of the actual
issue Of the negotiation.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-11-09
THE DUELLlsTs AGAIN.

We are informed by gentlemaa jus, from
Washington, that letter had been received
in that Guy, from the South, which announced
a meeting between CUMMING s. M'DUF
FlEp to have taken place near Augus,s, Geor.
sIs.-rhe following are the particulars of the
affair, so far as we have learned them:
After the parties had taken their position,
and the second who gave The signal, was re.
posting one, two. &c, Mr.. Cumming altered
his position of Standing, from the erect to a
corner like form. and was reprehended by
MIR. MsDufEe for so doing. when the former
before the final number had been announced
by the second, Strengthened his position and
fired, but without effect. Mr., McBuffie i'm
medi,tely threw down his pistol and refused
TO fire, The second Of the latter became 90
incensed at the conduct Of MIR. Cumming.
that he was about 10 pistol him on TIE spot.
when his arm was arrested by McDuffie.
Bait, Chr.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-11-09
FROM BuENOs AYRES

The ship Roth aad Mary, from Bnenos
Ayres, has arrived at Philadsibhia The
Philade lphia Gazette says, We are indebted
to Mr.. Richard Buhey, passenger in her, tor
the following interesting article, Mr.. b is
bearer OF dispatches for government from
our Commercial Agent at Buenos Ayres
''On the evening Of the 23d of August last,
previous 20 my leaving the city o. Baenos
Ayres, MIR. Rividavia. (Sscretary of State,
and member of The Jnnia, then in session, }
did not make his appearance until late hour
VIXEN he informed that body Of conspiracy
which had been planned against the present
government, and which was to have been
carried into execution that evening; but fer
tnnateiy ne had received tissly i?timation
20 prevent it by ordering the arrest Of Don
Gregorio Tsgle, formerly Secretary u.der
Puerydon,) with several Others He reques
I'd aid Obtained she appointment of Com
miitee of investigation. and strongly urged
,bs necessity of exemplary aud capital pune
ishment Our ageot, John M. Forbes. Esq.
had an interview the morning afser with Mr..
Rividavie, and in his dispatches, which are
brought by the Ruth and May, he has no
doubt given the particulars ia his govern.
meet"
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-11-09
NGe Ga5stte.
WINCHESTER.
SATyRD.8Y, November 9th. 1922.

Ii is not our intention to reply, in detail, to
writer in the last Republican. signed CHR
Yoyanf. who was pleased to nnimadvert upon our
remarks in the Gazette Of the 26,h ult. in com.
mendstion of the Ramiltoniau System of teach.
ing the French Language. We shall only obs
\ serve that the opinion We then expressed of
A'he Hsmiltonian Sya,em. has been strength
ened by the best test.-erperience; which we
deem worth thousan nd arguments, pro or con.
For example, youth Of I4 years old, "a mems
Der ofthe writer's fsmily,l whohas received but
8 or 10 lessons fr,m Messrs. Hamilton g. wey-
mouth, already Translates. with facility & cor.
rectness. The various passages of French which
occur in DIR 0mearss' relation Of his converse.
tions with Buonapsrte.-Wc have also hao
opportunities of witnessing the proficiency OF
other students, one Of whom is now engaged
in the translation of Cid Bias; these faefs
speak volumes in praise of the System. in sup
port Of which we offered our hum BILE tribute,
without designing offence to any one.-Here
We take leave Of the subject.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-11-09

n WILL proceed to sell, at the. lats
n tesidence of Charlee Brent, deed.
n ar Hamilton's Red Mill, on Thurs.
day The % h Of the present month. the
Personal Estate Of said deceased, con-
stating of Horses, Cattle. EARNING u
teosi'., and q variety Of Househntl &C.
Kitchen Furniture: several vaius bia
Beds and Bedding Will be sold md
from 4 to6 valuable Mileh Cow
Twelve months credit will he given ON
all sums absve five dollars, tbe pur-
chaser giving bond and good security >
aud under that sum cash will b. ,eaai-
red. l also wish to rent, for = tern. of
years, the FARM, pow in possession
It the Widow Of said deceased Puss'
session t" BIZ given on the fret # Jaau-'
AIRY; at which 'i,rss J wish 10 hire QUE,
Eight or ten Negroes.
some of ihsm. sre vGluAbe haBds.-
PersonS wishing g. hi,e viii call on
Charles Brent 81 he Suhscsihes.
= GEORGE BRENT,
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-11-09
f L. 1 II A f.. PIN f..

WE the Undersigned. having heen
w requested to attend an sxami-
nation II Misn Eliza E. Pine, Of Bsr..
ryville, (which wa. conducted in our
presence this day. upon the branches
OF OrthosraPhy, English Grammar,
Geography, Chronology and ihe gene
raj principles Of Astronomy, do here.
by certify that she has exhibited an
unusual Promptitude in answering the
questions proposed tn her upon fhuse
several topics; and, therefore, we take
pleasure in recommending her TO the
public as a, teacher in those several
branches Of educatioD.-We were, al
so, furni shed with some specimens Of
her Writing, which prove her to be-
well qualified TO teach that branch =
Giuen under our hands this 18th OF
October. 1sa2.
JOHN NJ. BLAKEMoRE,
JOHN HOPKINS.
ROBER PAGE,
GEORGE BLAKE,,ORE.
GEORGE H.. NORRIS.
8. iAYL6H.
MISS ELIZA E. PINE.
OF BERRYvTLLE.
EM7 AS undcr. my prepeptnrial cars
w betWe cen four aud FIVE years.
and do hereby certify .he has such
a knowledge nf 0rthog-ophy, Il ID
ing, .Penmau.hip. Aritnr. tie, Eng-
lish Grammar, History, Chronol sys
Geography, and The fund men,ai priu-l
cipie. of Astronomy. as will fully jd.r
tify her undertaking to teach those
branches; and, fron, her .nn,for,u s,aS
bility aud assiduity to business. l have
no doubt to considerable advun' age.
WILLIAM VI. JONES.
November 2.
Y RECENTLY Witnessed Ar examis
z nation of Miss Eliza + Pine, at
Mr.. Jones's School in ',,s county, &
was particularly gratifisd a, her pref
cheney in Ensli.b literature seue-sily..
From the promp'ness, and .raciii:y Of
her answers 10 a number # difficult
questions in English Grammar. Geo-
graphy, Astronomy. &c. az, also. tom
the character which Mr. Jones, her
late instructor, gives Of This lady, L
feel justified in recommending her, as
a person we'll qualified to have The
management of school.
EDWARD HUGHES.
Charle, Town Nav a
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-11-09
WILLIAM LANE,
MARsHAL's SALE:

ESCRSU ANT 80 decree of the
z Wincheste' Chancery Court pro-
nounced the te II day If April 1922,
ina suit between the Mutual Assur.
auee Society against fire. on buildings
of the State of Virginia. Plaintiff,
and Rebeeea Henry, ADMINISTRATIVE, &.
VIM. Vapme'er admir- of Daniel Hen.
~ deed and he said Rebeeca Henry,
widow, ami Bryan Hampsun Henry,
Wn,. Henry, and Elizabeth Henry.
heirs of .aid Daniel Henry decd. De.
feodanr. L shall expose to GALE, on
the 3o,h of November, House and
Kitchen with the ground on which
they stand, situate IN the Town of
Front Royal, between the lands of
Thomas Buck on the south, Solomon
Vaumeter, East. and Henry Trout
north, moee particularly described in
the proceedings Of said. suit, subject
however TO the RICH, of Dover of the
said Rebecca Heory.-The sale will
be made before the Court House door
10 Wiuchester for cash.
FRANCIS NJ. BECKWITH, ID.
for JOHN 5. PEY ON. NJ. w. c. D..
NOy-g
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-11-09
THE EVENING HOUR.
FROM THE nALr1sH REGISTER.

FROM THE RALEIGB REGISTER
This is the hoHr when memory wakes
Visions Of Joy. thkt could not last
This is the hour when fancy takes
survey Of the past -
She brings before the pensive mind
The hallowd scenes of earlier years {;
And friends who long have consign'd
To silence and to tears
The feIo We lik'd-the one we loy'd--
A sacred bard. come stealing on!
And many a form far hence REMOVED
And many pleasure gone
Friendship that now in death are busi'd
Aud young -ifectiOp's broken cham
And hopes that fate too quickly crush'd
In memory bloom again
Few watch the fading CLEANS of day,
But muse on hopes, ss quickly flown,
Tint after lint. they died away
Till all at last were gone!
This is The bour, when fancy wFeathes
Her spells round joys that could not last
THIS is the ho1r, when memory breathes
A ssgf, % pleasures past
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-11-09
CAAt,&- a<<
DARING ROBBERY.

Lust evening about 8 p'ctack a most
daring Robbery was committed at { 20
house occnpied by Mr.. Livingston, in
Market street, three doors above Tenth
The front door on Market street bsiug
open, two men and two women walked
bOldl y in, securing the door behind them
went directly up stairs ~hereth family
were sitting in back room---presented
pistols, tied Mrs. Livingston e SER
want girl back to back with silk hand.
kerchiefs they brought with them, & ti-
ed the arms Of Mrs. Livingston's daugh-
ter behind her, and while one villain
stood guard overthem with a horssuana
pistol, the other man aud woman broke
open trunks, bureaus, Sc. rnnsaeked
the house.-After tarrying abons half
an hour and using threats to extort mo.
ney and valuables, the Robbers secured
the family in back roomL & departed,
taking with them a variety of pluuder;
among which was gold witch, encir.
cled by two rows ~ dismonds-a first
quality feather bed with check outer
cover-a rich damask bed quiit--a fe-
male work bag containing papers aud
other artieles--a purple velvet retiele
with gilt elasp-a watch chain-neck-
iaces, and variety of jeweify--wiih
many other articles, and the keys from
the doors, The Robbers were ali white
perssns-the men middle aged and Of
middls size, one Of. them had on a blue
short jacket with three rows Of small
buttons. The men are described as
rough looking the women were dis
guised and had their faces muffled, hut
there is no doubt they were we'll ac-
suainted with the house, and acted as
guides. Information has been givef, u
the Police, and we hope for the credit
OF our city, that so daring robbery
committed in populouO part Of the
town so early in the evening, when the
moon shone bright as day, will not go
UNPUBLISHED. Prompt measures ,hould
be taken TO secure the villains in order
that females may feel themselvs .eeure
when dwelling alone.
We noticed few days since the destruc-
tion of the Capron Wooilen Mandatory at
New Hartford, in Oneida County, We have
since leSrnt hat the loss sustained amount.
ed to $4,000,
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-11-09
NZ<r
NOTICE.

a Ii. persona mating claims aga inst
a. the estate Of The late Major WIN.
Davi.on are requested TO present ,hep;
aud those who are indebted to the es-
tate are requested to make imme rebate
payment. az it is the desire Of the un-
dersigned top a. IL -. speedily as pos
sible, for paying, without suit, oil
claims which appear to be entitled to
payment, according to their respective
dignities.
-, SALLY E DAWSON,
II. ]. McKIM HOLIDAY.
administrators,
Nov. @.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-11-09
THE GREAT AND LESSER RACES

We are informed nat the Forfeit, we're
yesterday deposited in this city tY the parties
To the great match-race for ten Thousand dol
lars between the New York horse Eclipse
and the Virginia horse Sir Chartes Iii, 10
be ruT over The Washington course on Wed
nesday the 20.h lBsi.
The following has been handed to Us for
publication, ana may be con,idered as off,
cialy confir miFg the fact.
Office of Bank u. s. Washsngton,
HoUem6er LIST, 1929
The forfeit meptione6 in the agreement
between C. W. Van Rsast and J. j. Hsr
risop. deteh Z9th sOctossr, 1922. amountine
TO ten thousand dollars. has this day been
deposited in my haEds. That, by My Van
Rsnst. in uotr> OF the Office of Discount and
Deposits, Washington aud that by MIR.
Harri'.on, in notes of the bank Of Virginia
and North CaroIins-sach deposite being
five thousand dollars.
RICHARD SMITH, Cashier.
The Washington Jocky Club Races are
days, viz: on Thnr,day, Friday, and Satur.
day, the 2lst, 22ds end 23d instant.
INDIA.-Toung Ladies ru6led for.
We hear + wa have heard muehj Of
late about East India freedom, and
Yves, India slavery. To the trumpet
,,frs ef;he former, aud the drummers
of the latter, we recommend the peru.
sal of the following document, and in
a partioulsr manner we recommend to
the serious consideration ofsucb of our
fair readers as may be looking anxious
TO "tbe O'ient's ray" and have almost
earnestly TO counsel aud advise all
such to get linked: even under the new
marriage act, before they TAX, ship
ping, lest, upon arrival in The Gangos.
they may be PIT up and sold by public
sale In some wealthy Nabob, white,
black or mixed, bis future pIsything
and slsVes
From Griasby's Daily Advertiser Of
tbe 81 Of September, 1913, a paper
p int~d ri Calcuttn
"FemateS ratified for.-Be il known,
that sia fair and pretty ycuUg ladies.
with two sweet aud eng aging children
lately imported from Europe, having
the roses Of health blooming on their
checks, & Joy sparkling in their eyes,
possessing amiable tempers, and high.
ly accomplished, whom the most indiR-
fereD cannot behold without expires.
sions Of rapture, are TO be rafIled for
next door tn the British Gallery -
Scheme, twelve tickets, twelve rupees
each; the highest ofthe three throws
doubtless takes IL: most fascinating"
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-11-09
Public Nale.

WILL b. offered N, sa'~j a, pub
lie auction, on Thursday the 2isI iu-
slant. at The late residence Of Sigh.
mund stribling, deed about four
mile. north yea O. Wiache.'4r, about
70 Barrels of Corn,
lin los - sur purchasers! nine head
Of Horses, three Mich Cows, one
stack Of Hay, containing between
two aud three tons, one Wheat. Fan,
two Beds ond Bedding, quantity Of
Household & Kitchen Furniture, and
variety of Farming Utensils. the
property Of said Sigismund Stribliug.
On all sums over Eve dollars, a credi,
Of niue months will be given, the par-
chaser giving bORd with good security:
for purchases under FIVE dollars, cash
will be required The sale will com.
n1encs at fl o'clock, A. VI.
A Y, TIDBALL,
.Adm'r. of s. S'ribting. deed,
Nov 9--tds.
NJ B. All persons having claim,
Against the Estate are requested to
bring them forward, properly autheD.
Heated; when arrangements will be
made for hischarging them as soon as
practicable
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-11-09
PUf LIE SALE.

IA ILL be sold by order of the
w County Court of Frederick,
at the Courthouse door of the said
County, on Monday the 9Th day of
December next, a negro man slave,
named CYRUS, the said slave having
been confined in the said jail as a
Runaway for more than 10 months,
and not having been claimed by the
owner.
John smith, SHERIFF.
Nov, o.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-11-09
McDUFFIE 6. CUMMlNa--as,ir


A letter from Hamburg. IS. CT da-
ted 22d inst aays, "M'Duffie and Cum
ming had another meeting yesterday
morning at Campbeltown, about two
miles from this place. After taking
their positions, the words, "are Won
ready," were given by MeDuffis's spe.
ond, at which M'Duffie inadve rtently
raised his pistol few degrees from
Its perpendicular position. but instant
iy aware of the improperly. returned
it to his side. saying, 'i am not ready"
Bet his second having hi. eye fixed On
Col Cumming. did not observe tais cir
eumstance, & ordered Sire" At which
Col. Cumming fred and missed; Mr..
M'DufiP declined firing, deemed it i'm.
proper III FIRE after stating that he was
not ready; and here the matter has en-.
ded- IL rs stated that Col c. aeanted an.
other fire, Il appruIs that this duel is
ne@er to terminate in the common way.
Rumor Further Gays, that it will be left
to II board "f honor to determine whe
thes McDuftie is bound to fight again.
The above account is made up from
the statements of both parties, and
expect correct
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-11-09
Virginia to wit.


.ft Rules holden al the clerks Ofice of
the county court of HIM rSji,qe on
the frt rOnday an ,Narcmber 1929,
Garrett w. Blue admir-. Of Jnh6
Blue Decd Complainant
against
Sarah Blhe widow. and reIict oF aid
jain Blue deed. Jesse Simmcn4. nd
SusahnAh bis wife, late Savannah Blue.
aud John Neuser, ard John r. " hite.
guardian nd Item for Eliza Blne, Sa-
rah Blue, Nancy Blue, and Rnbamv
Blue, infeDfs4 & Children or sid John
Bl~, aud Sarah Ann Mouser, a
grand Child Of said John BRlc,
. Defendantso
THE Defendants. Sarah Bloc, Jess
Sc Simmons AMI Susannah his wife.
and John Moussr, not having enter.
cd heir appearance and given seeu-
rIty according TO the act Of Assembly
aud The roies OF this Court, and IL ap.
PesriBS by satisfactory evidence thae
they are not inha biiaTits Of this = IN.
try: II is ordered, that the said d, [eus
dants do appear here on The 6r.i day
OF January Court next, ami answe r
the bill Of Ihe plaihtiEfy and tina, Co.
py OF thi. order he forthwith Inserted
IN SOME Newspaper publi.heJ IN VIM
chester, for two months sueeesSiyeIys
ana posted at the front dnoE of the
Court House of said County
A Copy res,e,
Ohm 8. WEITE. c. n. C..
Nov. o
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-11-09
Negroes For Sale.
A NEGRO WOMAN IS YEA

A NEGRU WO VI AN IS 7 Z AXIS
OLD, AND HER Two DAUGHTERS;
"a NJ OF which is 6 yea,t old, tie.
" other f6-The mother is good
cook, weshsy. ADD spinner Also a
NEGRO MAN "a YEARS OLD;
he is we'll acquainted with The farming
business: Aay person wishing to pnr
chase, "i'I be Informed ths terms, by
applying to Cal Henry Beatty, Win
chester, or to the subscriber, nine
miles from Town.
WILLIAM ABBOTT.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-11-09
Valuable Slaves for Sale.

OFFER ,or Sol. ,hs f.iiov ing val.
i liable slaves VIZ: HARRY. JACK,
SCOTT, S1BBY, with her Guild about
two years oid) and ELIZA. If no
sold before Christmas, they will be hi
red fer the epsaing year. Those who
want good servants will do we'll to
make early application to the sub,eri.
Der, Realizing near Middle town, Fred
erirk County, Va.
CORNELIUS z. BALDWIN.
Nov. eff.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-11-09
G. w. sINCLEToN

a a SS JUS = e., - ,ge re-.
Il Il neral asscfI,ner ,f
BOOKS AND STATIONARY, \
coIprizIus THESE in the Lar. Medi.
cal, Theological, Miscellaneous and
School Observation-Disclosures with a
large assortment of Paper, Blank
Book'. Stationary, Quilts, BE. Be the
whole Of which shall be sold on the
most favorable terms.
Nov
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-11-09
Public Sale.

a PUBLIC sale 81 ali the person.
Ma Estate of John Ramey dse'd.
will take place at his late rtsidenee
near Front Royal, on Tuesday the 28th
inst. consisting If Horses. Cattle, Sheep
& Stock Hogs, Household & Kitchen
Furniture and farming u'ensile.
a credit Of 9 m,aths will be given
on ell sums over five dollars, the pur :
chaser giving bond and approved secu-
rity; Of that sum and under cash:
shall sell at the same time and
place quantity OF corn and fattening
hogs. for cash, the property of the said
estate
No property sold will be permitted
to be removed until The terms Of sale
are complied with.
-. Persons having claims against th 9
said estate are requested to bring the n
forward, properly authenticated; and
those indebted are notified to make
Immediate payment
WILLIAM LANE,
administrator.
shall offar on the same day, or a
credit Of months, some Horses, Colts.
and young Cattle, my own property, ON
my farm, adjoinins the farm Of the
said decreased. w. L.
Nov O.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-11-09
-m arriRh-

On the S0ih ultimo, by the Rey'd. Thomas
Kennerly, Mr.. As6nry Garrett. Merchant of
Baltimore, to MISE Eliza Lefsvre, Of this