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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-22
70 VALUABLE HANOVER LANDS,


11ZA The subscriber having determined
EsfuH todispose Of his WILDWOOD Estate In The M
{kl per end oi The county Of Hanover ON lie ,sotsrs
o QUEENS eree, will positively sell The same n ,r b;ssef
hider, upon the premises, WcdDtsday he 91L IN 81
ffeTdyy Netf upon crett Of six months for one ird 81
tncpuFebas odey5 eighteen inOnlbs FOR one other birs
anu woand an half years for the remaining third The rr
ehaer giving bond aud security FOR the first payment o1d
oeed o. must apon The property secuFe te pIettaI
men' oi tuc different instalmenfs.
Inc advantages attending this very desirable f,rr are
sueh rs are rarey combined in this part OF tic country Tic
so generally red and much improved by the use Of co
yer and plateh and is well adapted the cultivation OF
within hiy yards Of the house, and is well vaefe nv o.
, On ieilt parts Of the land. The bndngs
consist OF comfortable dwelling for small family Kitchen
sniokebcue- &C. large twosfory harn and tbre.l,ip
machine made Of choice materials and cutie NJ ~ spacio,s
playhouse and stable all conveniently situated sso wbis-
Key dstery, from which so 10 gallons OF sprit NAV BE-
made per day, and answers the purpose ola ce Of
which viii hold y or 1900 lbsaso good pescl, antt
This farm contains, y tate suvey e;0 bnures eccs,
and j. well situated 10 he divided iEo two very onnsf
tracts u lcs twentyhree miles above the cify OF Rices
mond ten miles east or GOUcland Courtbose and adoing
tue lands Of Samuel Mosby and Others Tile teissec win
nave TIE privilege OF seeding al the us,sI time and
possession OF The house the payment Of the rsf
ana uil possession as he crops are atiorcd in
bentenen OF the city from the lower connfrv vho
h summer retreats in this healthy country are invited 10
can anu view The premises which will shown y the sub
sale. pfifTlIn tg'no ~ ~ ~ v
i"h"v'eii OecemDeT<o 70-2hwtds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-22

tTro.r " The Pira,e.' by thenutLor of Hersri
~kfE SONG OF HAROLD uARFAGER.
The sun is rising diiuly red.
The wind Is wailing low and dread;
From his cliff the eagle sailics,
Leaves the wolf his darksome val.icl,.
10 the mist the ravens hover,
Peep the wild dogs from the cover
Screaming, croakiny, bnyins, yciexs
Each in his wild accents telling,
.Soon we feast on dead and d, imp,
EAir-hair'd uarold's flag Is Gyiag"
Many crest on air is streaming,
Man. helmet darkly cleaning,
Many an arm the axe uptears,
Uoonid To tfcw the wood of spcays-
All along the crowded ranks,
Horsts neigh and armour claitks;
Chiefs are shouting, clarions ringing,
Louder still the bard il singing,
Gather footmen, gather horsemcu. .
10 the Field ye valiant Ncr.emen
Halt ye not Tor food or sluinher,
vMw not santsge, count not numl~rI
Jolly renpers, forward s;.ll,
GROW the crop on vale or hill.
Thick or seattss'd, still or 1.-THE,
IL shall down before the scyths.
FORWARD With your sicklcs bright.
Reap the harvest Of the fight
Onward footusen, onward horssmen.
To the charge, yr gallant Norsenen
Fatal chuser of the slaughter
Der you hovers Ouin's daughter;
Hear the choicc she spreads before ycsS
Victory, AMI wealth, and glory;
or old Ya,halla's roaring hail,
Her cyer-clrcling mead and oie
Where Tor eternity unite
The joys OF wassail and o { fight.
Headlong forward, foot and horscIncu
Charge and tight and die like Norsemen ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-22
TWENTY FINE Dor.LARs RcwApp

TWENTY FIVE DOLLARS REWARD.
u ANAWAY from the subscriber, in Person county, NJ g.
~ on the sh Of December last bright nulstto fcsw
named SAM, but who viii probably some other name
age lie can play little the SIC or flute and took with
him German flute belonging FWalto ilc is on uucom-
monty white mnatto has fair hair, and down look his
eye,ds hang very full over his eyes which appear much
w.lied and inclined TO he red Ills clothing Is hocsuD
ny thc ANGLE coat stolen from negro his black
with small br, about half worn; his shoes coarse heavy
cadowns lie is spare built and very active by trade
batter, and can make good fur wool hat. lie will
doubtless attempt 10 pass free man, ard seek employ
nen IN ha,ters shop No doubt he will try 10 pet To
rrl,deipha The above reward will be paid r delivering
MN 10 me, or confirming him in Jail inthe United States
SO that get him again. Any information about tie fellow
WIZ oe uankiuiiy received S. COCHRAN.
~ certain Wm IL Buell. also halter trade left this
neiyhorhood about the time, aud il IS believed they
attempt TO travel together Buei about As years
o nge about feet Gor in. high, dark complexion slow of
speech drinks spirits very freely, badly dressed
took with him an old poor, bay horse, with eye and
sore hack. January g. 72-fNy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-22
EYECn1InN

=. DTTRoIf, Dec. 28.--Ycstcr,lay, Ke.faa-kgl, and
Ke-pabis-tim, the Indians who were sentenced to
desth at Ic last September session Of our supreme
court, the former for the murder Of Doctor VIM s.
Madison, ard the latter for the murder Of Charles
Cirick, were, agreeaby 10 their sentence, hung by
thoir nccks until tiey we're dead The fst regt Of
the territorial militia, under arms, and guard of
u >, troops attended fle execution Jhc spectators
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-22
TO MANUFACTURERS OF COTTON.


'HE Appomattox Company their Locks in the vi
oiny oil Petersburg Va. two situations which they trl,
very eligible for erecting and woollen factory Al
e'en site there IS IL feet fall of water. in quantity uf-
cieh 70 drive machinery To any that might b..
wanting We think the situation as a cotton factory is rem,
eed more eligible from the circumstance that country
trading 70 Petersburg, raise and furnish that market With
supply OF cotton, and purchase in exchange
large quantty OF cotton CLOTH As country bor
deilng on Appomaox river trading to Petersburf
aise considerable quantity fpr domestic use. At rresen
r are n" factories in this section of country that
we nave knowledge OIL And there being regular de-
mand 1t Is not considered object for farmeS TO rise
mors han can be manufactured in way by his do
nssnes hui we think supply might be obtained IL there
wa aregaar demand for few years. In the time
would render the terms of lease accommodating
oon the whole we consider these situations having ne
cunr advantages They high, dry and commodous be-
ing % or so ieet above the river with sufficient power on
WAFER where those who raise and send the materials
WI urpish steady demand for the manufactured fabrics
that not half the passing these falls
i ne wanting Tor the purposes above referred toshott
s DC the act the person leasing the situation will be at
oeIy 10 employ the balance ofthe driving mills
Q. any oher machnery Any Hishing these
situations will apply to Daniel T. Allen clerk OF the Upper
hpponaitoS Company residing the Basin at petersburs
y. a. MORTON, r. n. VENABiE
January =
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-22
STRAYED

the 18th inst: BLACK HORSE, o or 10 wears Old
ne Is com mp formed PAGES remarkably wela
passing tue turnpike gate about dark and l. believed t.
nave taken te three notched road lie WAS raised IN Mel
son county, and will probably endcsyor 10 Get bach 10
Dat ceuntyAny person who will deliver bin, in icI
ond or give information BY which be Il recovered shot
w -n.nne..s'y tcTsr5es g. ". GOocS.
1duf -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-22
NEW FASHIONS.

usL received and now opening the Store Of MARY
SgulHuATE, an extensive assortment OF Hats g. Bon
h oi tue newest fashions, 10 be surpassed in
or elegance among them are black and white Leghorn
velvet and straw bonnes chnca and beaver hats great
variety OF feathers of the handsones, most ,sonable
soors plaid ribbons rads curl white and other
head ornaments waddiug and trimming for pelisscs hair
nets and izettes caps capes coarets and corseit Ma
Kussin and antique OIL which greatly contribute
me elegance OF tue head we'll the color the hair
Surks essence OF Tyre for changing light red color red
nnr TO dark brown or black and other articles in tho
millinery line too numerous 10 cnuincrate.
On hand, few ready made PELISS ESAll of which she
determined 10 dispose Of the reasonable terms 10,
cash. '"' '''
Leehorn Straw Bonncs cleaned. died and trimmed
1TMANrUA-MAkINGd done in tic newest fashions aud
at the shortest notice. - $500
November i6 KIT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-22

COMMITTED 10 the Jail of Brunswick county Va on the
~ 18th July last, runaway n negro man who calls
himself ISlIM-He is about feet inches high about %
years OF age, right compeSOn his left cheek bone
s front upper tooth split half or on the little finger
o. INC right hand lie he belongs John Iloberts
Franklin County, Georgia. who purchased him of Beuann
King ofJasper County GeorgiaTc owner requested To
away. - - w ' "'''
1isocommitfed TO the jail NJ brunswick County on the
ZOTh day Of November last runaway, negro man who
calls himself JIM or JIMMY lie is about feet inches
high about y of age, dark compile he's sco on
the len side Of bis nosee says he belongs to Willie Dur
row negro speculation, who purchased him Of John n Bot
tom IN Portsmouth, Vasays he away in Stokes eaun
" n g on his way to the south and that he don't know
where Mr. Brow calls his place Of residence Tho owner
away. WIZ IL DTffsGEv Tss,a.
Deco es 10
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-22
SALE OF 4 RUNAWAY NEGRO

SALE OF A RUNAWAY NEGRO.
MILL bc scld the highest bidder for cash n, KIN,
w William Courthouse, F,iday the eth day Of FtS,
,,iary 'fI!' negro man named BARTLETT, who has
been confined in the Jail of the said county FIR - mon,hs
lie says re is the property OF Thornton Taaierro Of t
county OF Caroline. " 49,
. join cAMM POLLARD, Deputy. for
GEORGE DiBSEY, Sheriff. Jailor of Tine' Wna C.,
Jan. ~ " rs '" ''' "
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-22

- BY virtue of Il deed Of trust from
Issgm John Adams and Samuel G.. Adams, executors Of
IIlB Richard Adams, deceased, bearing date the i7tl
June 1913, and recorded IN the county Of IIenrico
made 10 secure the payment Of certain notes therein
toned 10 William " Page, Of Mrs Mary Byrdn
was executrx Of Col. William Byrd shall sell At public
auctions IN front of the premises for ready money 1hus-
day the an Of the nert month, (FsJy0ry the
corner of aud I7h streets, having front Of u feet
street and extending back 10 cenow in the occupancy Of
Mr. Charles Palmer. G. J. MACMURDO,
THOMAS TAYLOR, Trustees.
EDM. ClIRISTIAN,)
January 10. 75-fls
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-22
E,Itichnond. December 90 'i c2 ~ LIZ
MAIVrAPONY LAND F(E{ SALE

-'t.t J 4 III V4N i IaAINIJ L lH{ SAT ~
ANlNu determined 10 remove tho south shall dis
pose OF rue irac 81 land on which live in aroine
county, very reasonable terms The tract lies "a ;;, [
lse MILES a uowng Green and contains 1913 acres by re-
o ai MAJ land and Of quality equal TO any
ON me rverA hcUt % ar - ac low grounds
on ihe RIVER side OF which hank has lately been throw =
upo secure II from humiliation. No tract of land in i
phrt OF Tue csury, Combines more ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
however disposed 10 purchase, will and jYe for them
~ sale IS made ia time, privilege will lie piven thc
10 seed wheat This fall If not the subscriber wiz
sow the ground prepared and sell il with The lal,l
soass VIII Dc gwen hrSt OF january next perllavs
nn, ~, "a 'elu"cu' ALLEN APPERSON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-22
WASHINGTON HENRY AcApgA,,

MILL he opened on the 18th Of January instant by H..
w subscriber Ills Of instruction embraces d.
the Lain, Greek and French languages 800
Fees, payable quarterly an advance:
Tuition In the English braNchcs -e'S oo( 90
In Latin, Greek and French, or either. 25\ =
which will expire on the 18th Of following s1te,
recesSoi one month during for yacaonprr
vious TO which there win lie public examination and liz
wise one about the close of the year.
The situationo this seminary healthy and retired nbo,
miles distant from tie city OF Richmond near the Neado
oridge-road leading TO Hanover Courthouse.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-22
CHAS. e. WATSO

HAVING this day taken his sons John W. Henry p
AMI Chas q. Watson Jr into partnership; the Iu;
ness IN future will be conducted under firm Of Cbas,
Z. Watson & Sons. "
Philadelphia, Jan. 1892 7avs,v
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-22

PURSUANT to a decd Of trust executed by Mary Laws
70 the subscriber, 20 certain therein men
TONED, will be sold for cash ti> 23d If his month ID
fToyssr's averH, a NEGRO MAN, named Henry.
New Ked, COMFY Jan. 19JIszs ~ s2~isS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-22

MIR. HENRY GRIVEGNEE.

hkt notice that shall proceed, under commission
iS>uc! from the superior Court Chanccrv for the
district take the deposions of sndr Witnesses
IN certain wherein plaintiff aud YOU are ,fen
dnn al my dwcnghouse, Liegc, the Kingdom of the
Netherlands the I'd day of April 1922 hours
OF a. hl and r. NJ. mud Ii from said depo
tons of them should be taken the time above
specified IL will lie regularly adjourned such time and
place shall lie requisite until the object of the said COM
mission shall have been accomplished.
JOSEPH CHI. DE SOER.
Richmond, December ia 1891. CIT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-22
NO1iCE,,
FOR RENTT-
q GORDONSV1LLR FOR SAFE.

Isa7Uu The subscribers have determined sell this
sks8 very valuable esBtc containing about 40
Of land, lying IN tie county of Orange, the stage road
leading from Charlottesville FrcdjctsJry, hich Is in
tcr.cccd by the stage read from Richmond Hayrionbur
within 20 miles of the University If Piryir;n.
The land is Handsomely situated under the Souili-w est
Mountains in wealthy negbhorilnod, and has the IRE
misses three commodous stables oiher
necessary ouibulings well OF excellent neyer-faing wa
ter good garden large APPLE ORCHARD of choice iui
and an abundance of which easily he raised
This establishment has long been known rs the most eli
bic for TAVERN Of any in the upper country on nc
count OF its healthy situation is pleasant
for people lower part OF the state.
We have rene, the Tasers for the ensuing year should
snie be effected the and lie
have the liberty Of seeding in Che Cal.
For terms apply Ia Doctor eale or Nathaniel Gordon
the place. 30 James Gordon DotetIurt county John NJ
Gordon, ofthe house Of Williams Gordon, lichmond
JAMES GORDON, Heiys gt tnig{ JoHN n. G0tDoN,
LUCY GORDON, }ofNnfhanio( NA1I1L. GORDON,
CHARLES DEALE, Gordon, dec. SAM'L IL. GeHD0H
(inrdonsyilir, December g. G0-f
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-22

Il persons hayIng claims against JOHN GRAHAM
"A Deceased, are requested TO make them known
. WALTER DUN, Executor
roV' ~ DILL ofJohn Graham decd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-22
FOR RENT

AA The Broad Rock Farm and Race.
lsssM Reid, containing p50 Of Land situated ii,
I'M Chesterfield county, about 2! miles from Mar
CHESTER There are two excellent aon III,
"rh TO one oi which there is attached ne garden win,
svcry requisite Tor the convenience con.or of fau
ne other house was originally intended AS tavern is siii
aeu immediately upon the main road is very conveen 10
he race course, ana might be used either as tavern er
dwelling house. " 49, -
on - r'' "'1 , ~ ne 10 10 car
1I,irhu,orJ J,c-.,,,o, JANIS Lille.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-22

DIs1iSULUITON.
w: ropar!ncrsip heretofore existing under the. hrm NJ
CoLt. SHELDON, i this day dissolved b, It's limit
alton All persons iinyns claims against said concern viii
please present ihcn or 'etmer and those indebted are
requested 10 coli amt make payment.
,,. EOSCOW COLE,
"h!iaisDtfG, .'nr. j. ic2o. JACOB SHELDON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-22
MATRIMONY.

curious circumstance lately occurred on the sub
Ject OF this holy state. A couple engaged them
selves to be married the day was fixed the com
pany invited; the ring, the parsoD, the cake, aud all
The other occasional comforts were prepared the
bride and bridegroom dressed and perfumcd, were
seated near the FIRE, billing and cooling Every thing
was ready when 10 and behold Just before The
parson SAID those ofninous words, love, honor and
obey" the tickle bridegroom changed his mind, and
refused TO marry. In vain the prayers and en-
treaties oiirends urged in vain the tears and anger
OF the bride exhibited the gay Lotario was incx-
CRADLE Here sat The bride, overwhelmed with grief
there the iced plumcakn and cordial. gofoncbed
whiie reason and argument were thrown away upon
the obsiInte lover AT length, the friends OF the la
dy became enraged, and at two O'Clock in the morn
ing, we're about beating the bridegroom into COM
paBce with his engagement, when he made biy es-
cape, and the next morning swore the peace against
those guests Who had attempted to thump him into
mairimony, when these facts leaked out and the par.
ties we're bound over. Nat Adr.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-22

Report ofthc Committee on Roads and Canals in Nh,
House Of Representatives., jan. 9. 1922
ACCOMPANYING CHE BILL NOW PENpIsG IN THAT
HOUSE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-22

TRUST SALE.
Yvrtue Of decd OF trust from Thomas TAYLOR aud wi,
~ hearing date the 9Th April 1872 and recorded in Il
county court Of Henric shall sell public auction in iro
otthe Eagc Hotel in the city Of Richmond on Srtrny
ga IF The msTt month, FeJrua- Two likely NEGRO ME-
Tor cash. WI WIcEUAlJ .Tr,.,a.
January TO- 49,
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-09-14
REFINEMENT.

The following description Of late
fight, near london, between George
Davis and Oliver, is regarded by The
Fancy, as one Of the finest specimens
of composition with which they have
ever been treated. 1t was has.y fight,
and for only 81 /; yet ii is spoken of as
the best fight there mas been f.. a
year: Dem Press.
In the first rouud the men turned to
with as much eagerness as hGasry
fellow would to leg Of mutton and
they hit each other several times to q
stand still. The round lasted eight mi
nutes Davis threw his adversary o.
Tattting cross bullock.
The second rouad was equally cou-
rageously maintained and the clqret
crimsoned the ground. Davis was hit
down by right handed facer from a
furnishing rally
3. The tnshnesS ,0aS taken off the men
and their hitting became lighter. In a
trial of strength Oliver was thrown
heavily back again.
4. The eombatants having recovered
a second sUind, turned il to account aud
fought as brave round as ever was
seen, They exchanged hit for hit more
than dozen tunes until their hands
were swollen as round as dumphDgs.
Davis closed the round by throwing his
adversary again which made has bones
rattle.
Two other rounds were fought but o.
liver was sick, and Butchers cordial
was useless. He fought this round gai-
Iy and broke bis adversary's nose, but
he was fIooTed for it.
The sixth round won Davis the fight
by we'll placed blow On the temple
which seat Oliver TO dOrse, aud lie was
SenSeLesS to time.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-09-14

ccreful attention, they might not have apso-
gressise improvement in soil, in crops, IN rev.
euue- Whether they might not secure to
themselves an exemption from debts, and
interests, from the hsrrassmen,s of law suits
and their ruinous costs, from the ghost life
haunting of the ministers of Law, the fearful
anticipation, and the still mrre terrible real.
alizing of bsnkrupcy and Prison Often the
unhappy results of OVERRIDING in all kinds of
business in life it would not only secure to
Them these exemptions but II would place
their independence on firm foundation it
would increase their means Of comfort, ems
large their spheres of usefulness. give cur
rency aud stability TO a better system of farm.
ing, which, together with their farms, the
purity of their morals, and their holy rcli.
g,on. might be sent down to coming ages. =
Currife iaiia S9cia.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-09-14
From the Providence Gazette.
SHOPPING.

There can ne but little doubt but that re-
taller Of dry goods is obliged to exercise more
Of that christian virtue called patience, than
any other man Of whatever profession or
trade. have frequently he'd occasion 10
observe, during my vi,its to The dry goods
stores, with what ingenuity those young la
dies, who make it their bu,ine,s TO parade
the streets in the afternoon, avoid the pur.
chasc Of goods, when by the extreme conde
scsntion ofihe clerk, they afe offered much
less than cost. This evil OF "pricfnE end
pattern gathering is not confined to city
bellies; the young ladies Of the country now
who have any pretensioni to Taste, think to
exhibit specimen Of il on their arrival in
town, by proceeding Immediately to West.
minister Row or Cbeap,ide, and in an ifnita-
ton cf their 6etters, turn over every piece of
goods in the store, fiud fsUl, with the price
ofevsry article that is .hc8n them, end then
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-09-14
From the Charleston Courier,

The luxurious habits Of modern society ers
strongly exhibited in the increasing hunters
oil carriages of ell descriptions. Mankind is
I becoming, every day, le.s depenien on the
loco motive powers that nature gave them
The ladies desert their houses 10 live in CARR.
ages, like the Scythians of old in their wag-
. goDs-and the Gentlemen in imitation of the
ancient LapithR are identified with their bor-
SEES.
1t is a singular fac, mentioned by Dapid
Hume, in his life Of Charles first, that there
were not more than venty hackney coaches
In London-at that period. The historian
states that they had increased 10 his day to
near SOC. And it is calculated that not less
IMAM from ID to 10 thousand carriages are
maintained in London al the present day
"A modern French writer speaking Of The rev.
oluilon' OF Fashions, of which there may be
yet found living witnesses, says, that towards
the middle OF the last century, there were
only six or seven hundred private coaches in
Paris-but that now there are four thousand
The hacks have been IN multiplied in the same
proportions their present number is two thou.
sand
The increased use of carriages in the U.
States, shews what hpccessfui initator. we
are OF the luxurious habits Of our trspsat.
laRtic models.
The Editor of the National Gszette men.
toned in a late paper, that in cUmmnnicss
tion from an old man, of 73 years. the w.i.
ter states that he remembers when Baltimore
possessed but two coaches, not superior TO
common hacks-and that when man could
keep q chair he was deemed rich There
is now living in the city of Charie.ton q
gentlemen of advanced age who recollects
when there were but three carriages in the
State Of South Carolina. If Char!e.top a
| lone (witnin its bounds) can nav MAINTAIN
upwards of five hundred and fifty carriages
! and chairs, what display must not the su
! perior opulencs of Baltimore exhibit in
| these articles OF fashionable indulgence.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-09-14
.-Diph-

In Woodstock, on Monday morning lac,
in the bloom of life, Mrs. Jene E.. on
daughter of John Arthur, Esq. and consort
OF Mr., Samuel OFT.
-, On ----last, at Smokers Ferry.
Thomas LupF0n, son of John Lupton, of thls
county,
=, AT the Warm Springs, the Hon. !S5en.
Ger Roane, Judge OF the Court of Appeals
AT Sulphur Springs, Mr.. lillian Ia,
'eT' OF tins county, an honest man and must
respectable citizen.
- At shepherdstown, .3aron Jeye.t.
Esq. Attorney at Law.