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twenty Dollars Reward.

DAN WAY from the subscriber, liv.
IL ing in Prince William County, Va.
on the 18th instant, negro man named
BIZ L l.,
about S feet or inches high, between
2O and Is years of age: one OF his hands
.,as been much burnt when child, which
prevents him from opening it. His cloath.
ing consisted of country cloth much worn.
! will give The above reward Tor appre-
hending and securing said fellow so that |
get him again, and reasonable charges it
brought home. Masters of vessels and o.
ihers, are cautioned against carrying him
IF. GERARD MASON.
SEPT IL VI
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LOOK HERE /!

TNHOS. H. DONALDSON respectfully
L informs his friends and the public, tha
he has removed his shop opposlteto Mr.
Brunets confectionery store, where he
intends carrying on the
SADDLE AND HARNESS MAKING
BUSINESS,
in all its various branches. He has on
hand and for sale
Saddles, Brides and Harness,
which he will selllower, and of a better
quality, than can be purchased at any
other esta blishment in the District.
9fOrders from the country for any
article in the above line, shall be pune.
tuallys TENDED to. july 10
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-11-22
Sugar and Rum.

O hhds ST. Croix SUGARS
~ IL do Barbados Of prime quality
g puncheons filth proof New Orleans
rum, lust received. and TOR sale hy
nnv4 C.&I =. THOMPSON
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-11-22
To Let.

krRe The House and Store f.r,r,,,,
E occupied by the subscriber on ,Ls
iSS cornerof Fairfax and King Street"
lit is considered a good Stand r..
any Kind OF business, and will be rented
low to good tenant. For terms. annlu
TO THOMAS l.. MARTIN
nov -
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Fashionable Furniture,

warranted equal, it not superior, % any
in the District Consisting OF Sldpboards,
Ladies' Secretaries, Gentlemen's Secrela-
tries and book cases, Ladies Work Tab
bles, Dining and Breakias, Tables, Ward.
robes, Bureaus. Clock cases, Wash stands,
Candle stands, Bedseads, Cradles, So
phas, Chairs, &c &c. which furniture he
will sell low for cash, barter, or approved
notes.
All orders for furniture hanktulIy re
ceived and executed in the neatest and
most substantial manner. Orders from
the country, formaterials, promptly atten-
ded to.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-11-22
Saddle and Harness Making
Business

in all its various branches. He tenders
ME grateful acknowledgements to his Gus
toners for the distinguished patronage
he has received from them. His friends
and the public are assured OF prompt &C.
commodations; he feels confident that
with the aid OF some OF the best work.
men and constant supply 0! the most
choice materials, he will he able TO rem
der ample satisfaction to those who may
please to favor him with their applications
by order or otherwise.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-11-22
Mahogany g. Furniture.

TNHE subscriber has Oh band and Tor
Il sale, a large quantity OF handsome
crotch and shaded 81, Domigo Mohagany,
in Logs, Planks and Boards, which he wall
sell low for Cash. Also, Oil hand and tor
sale, a quantity of elegant
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-11-22
vinegar, etc.

vinegar, etc.
>HE subscribers have on hand a l.,oo
Il supply OF the best picking vipepsr
which they can recommend. ALSO +,
general assortment of the best
Groceries, Vines, Liquors, etc.
Whiskey in barrels of an excellent ou,li
ty. X. T.RAMSAY & Co
h- ALSO, for rent, on moderate
" terms, the store lately occupied
Un by VIM. H. Csrne, on Rsmsav's
A wharf. The situation is consider.
ed as good as any other in town. Applv
as above auo
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Removal.

|NHE subscriber respectfully informs
i. his friends j. the public, that he has
removed 10 the next square below his lor-
mer establishment, in brick house, near
Iy opposite to the Mechanics Bank OF A.
exandria, on the South side oil KING street,
where he carries on the
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Salt, &c.
Ground alum
~ TsiE 81 '''"'}sAlr
Bridport herring + shad seine twine
and shoe thread
40 bbls. shad
10 bids. molasses-with an iassorl'
meat of Groceries
For sale by GEO. COLEMAN.
oct ii
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John til. Laid & Co.

John I'll. Laid & Co.
ETAVE received per schooner new PTIs-
IL ella and offers tor sale
10 tons hemp
80 80 pieces ?. k knss,a DUCK.
so bbIs N. f.. Rum
80 tanners oil
60 tons plaster
8 cases mems, boys and children's
coarse and fine shoes and bootees OF supe.
rior quality, from ALDEN's mandatory.
Also, from sloop Fanny,
4 : half ssis, shs s"s Imperial Tea
oct IS
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;NATTRASSES MADE,

and all kinds OF upholslering done on The
cheapest terms WILLIAM GREEN,
Cabinet Maker, Royal street, nearly OPP
posite the market
FUNERALS
undertaken on the lowest terms.
july 3m
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w lliskey.

Whlskey.
IlNETEEN hogsheads whiskey, now
~ landing from schr. Twin Brothers,
tor sale by JOHN II. LADD & Co.
QCt2
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-11-22

Landing from schnr. Romeo,
- = bales of Blackstone sbirtings & sheet.
ings
10 do bleacbed and colored dimities
90 DO cotton yarn.
From Richmond.
20 kegs of first quality manufactured TO-
bacco, warranted to be equal TO any In the
District. For sale by
oc, 9 &C. CAZENOVE L. Co.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-06-11
Case of .9ieroudor Lihgo,c

Alter nearly two years obligation, this case
IS decided, and a. LithSow is dischargrd.-
lie was indicted under the act of the Virginia
Legislature. for embrzzling the funds of the
Farmers Bank of Virginia in the capacity of
one of its officers. In March last, all the indct
incnis against him bad been quashed, under
the prov Visions Of the law, by The lapse Of time.
ne fico only ercepied on which he had been
previously tried, but the lures had disagreed.
Upon these two cases, the UeHue was changed
to thr county Of Chesterfield, and the prisoner
was admitted tu bail in the sum of s 1000.
Upon these two indictments Tone for emhcz.
zing Tie check of Mr. Barlow, and the other,
check Of VIZ. Enders, A. Lilhgow was pui
10 The bar ofihe Chesterfield Superior Court
ON Monday the Cd inst. Judge BoutIin pre-.
/ Sded-Nir jones the CONFERENCE.-The At
torney, and Mr.. Philip n. Nicbolas, f,r the
prosecution Gen. Taylor Of Nurfolk, and
Ms. samuel Taylor, for the accused. On
closing HE evidence, the Counsel for the &C
| cnsed proposed to submit the case ~ IN,
lJury "irlipHt an argument: 10 which the Other
SIDE asscntcd, on condition that the Jury did
NOT require one. The Jury after retiring abou
I'VE minutes, rrinrned. and called fer an srgr
mrni. Me- Nicholas then OPENED the case, ~
wednesday evening. and spoke about try,
hunts. On Thursday he WAS followed h.,
| if. >. Taylor, for abum The same Period 81
I Cen Fayi"r closed tie defence in fhe e., eniny
/ q" Friday, fhr Commonw aljh's Atnur,
! closed ~" argument ~ ben NIe jnrv retired
ION 'h"tr return to court thy brought in ,
i'17'ti ".iar following 'rnur inst the e,i
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-06-11
ST. ANDREWS CHURCH.

PHILADELPHIA, June 4.-Thc first sale
of pews 10 st. Andrews Church, of which
the Rev. Mr.. BEDELL is the Rector, tool,
place at auction on Monday afternoon. Mr..
II. u. FREEMAN was the auctoneer. Serenity
screen pews on the first floor produced hoeniy-
three thousand one hundred and Miriy fire
dollars ; a sum much beyond the general
expectation. The highest pew sold for 7i5
dollars. Some pews on the first floor, and
those in the gallery, remain 10 he disposed of
at future sale. %. Advertiser.
In mentioning the circumstance that Gen
eral MorNo had spontaneously appointed
Gen. Ballesteros his second in command, we
omitted, accidentally, the phrase-at the
epoch of the 5th July last, when the royal
guards attacked Madrid. Ballesteros now
holds II separate command. The arrangement
of the Spanish forces is as follows LIST CORPS
that Of Nina, in Catalonia, called the army
of Operation. Cd cOrps-tlat Of BGHesleroS, in
AraSon, called also an army of OPERATION.
Sd corps-tbat of Count det .9JisbrL in
Castillo, called an army of ReScrCe. 4tIl
cOrps-that Of noriio, in Gallicia, the came
These several corps comprise, together, n
bout seventy thousand men rs many as the
Freuch troops who We're to enter Spain-but
though they consisted chiefly Of regulars and
good militia, their number of raw recruits
was larger IN proportion chan that in the
French Army. 1.NaL Ga-.
June 5.--By the Harriet Newell, captain
Fenton, from Laguira, we received number
Of The Caracas III CoiomLjdno, from which
we have made some extracts.
Com. Daniels and his officers arrived Al
Lnguira, = few days previous to the sailing -
Capt. Fenion. They had been dismissed on
parole, and not exchanged, as reported YES
to-day under the Norfolk hcsd PhH Ga-
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FROM THE SHIP CYANE.

bt following letter gives Us Information OF
the opportune arrival Of the II. s. fggate Cy-
aae ou The Coast of Africa and of the
prompt differentiation OF Capt. Spence to send
aid TO the in!apt Colony which the Colonial
ton Society of this country have planted on
thai Coast. The defence which the Cnlonists
made, under the directions of Mr.. Ashmun,
against the neighhur;ng hostile tribes, was
uccesaiul ~ our last accounts, and expected
toconilnue 10 he so; especially when strength
cned by the additions of The Colouisis who sa H.
ed with DIR. Ayrcs. Nat. Int.
Extract of a letter from the Surgeon of the u.
;. ship Cyanr, TO a gentleman in New
York, dated
Sierra Lsonp, ,7!qrch C, 1928.
We left ST. Thomas on the 18th Of ,Ianua-
ry, with very favorable wind, for Funchal,
bui soon increased to gale, with IA continued
rough sea, Till we made the Island of Madeira,
on the 7ih of February, when the ship lay To
during the night, with light winds. The next
gay the wind freshcntG, and 18th so heavy a
sea going, that Captain Spence, though in a
delicate state of health, aud DESTROYS Of pro
curing reireshment for his crew, deemed it
imprudent To attempt anchoring and we
stood on our course Tor the Coast of Africa
we passed the Cape dc Verd Islands, making
ruego and Bravo, and, on the cath anchored
III Sierra Leone river abreast OfTrataoB, the
capital and seat of government for the En-
Gllsh Colony. A salute was fred from the
snip, and returned from the battery on shore.
we have received accounts of the repeated
attacks by the natives on our Colonists al Cape
Mesurado and the very critical state Of their
"nairs' These accounts, except the late attack,
you have probably long since received. As
we shall proceed with all possible despatch to
their assistance, | will embrace the first on
portunhy ofgiying you more correct inforn,o.
ton IMAM 1t IS possible to obtain here.
The moment Capt. Spence received intelli.
gence of their critical state, he decided 20 re-
pair and iit out for their relief and security.
me United States schooner Augusta, which
WIZ require some few days tO complete nav.
lDg been left on shore, or father hauled on on
me beach and scutled to prevent her being
dashed to pieces ON the rocks or shore, as she
was not ~ charge vt any one az vet ascertain.
20 Lieut.. Dashp is ordered 10 command
heI, having two mjdshipmen and u sailors
nnu she VIII doubtless prove essentially useful
UNIV orders from the government ON tie sub
JeCt are received. No vessel could be bette
calculated than ihs Augusta for this service
ana al no time would assistance and nava
Iorce De more required. The preservation o
even the lives of the remaining colunists dc
mand tie most prompt, exprdiiiOus and dcci
s"e measures and every friend 10 humanity
N"si approve Ofthe steps taken on this nrca
son. Every officer and man Of the Cyan'
"e ~ rognlstion 70 forward The equipment
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SALE.

IN Thursday the 26th or June s2S nj Deer Chase IN
~ Mddesex county, shall proceed acCoriiDo tn The
piov>nnsol deed nj trust executed by The George
~ N'coi>"n To me, To sell credit of mounts Tie
property 'herein contained now Deer Chace coHsstina
oil negroes some valuable beds and large quantity of e
GAM honehoh ana useful Kitchen furniture some hans
some modern plate extensive VALUABLE, ana vat -
lectrd library me'iical md miscellaneous all the stocks
OF CATTLE sheep, hogs, all The carts and
utensils handsome coacier (by uge;l pair Of
horses valuable saddle horse, am, many other y,lobi
pieces OF property Bonds with approx Ell security viii he
required OF the purchasers before the proper, changed
remos ed. t' " 's' w
me sale VIII be continued from day day Till finished
CARTER NJ. HRAXToN, Trustee
,,,, . For John Tayioe and Others.
.u'HeWS county, may ~ lC-vtdsT
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SC. Of the Augusta, and the moment she is
saaworthy both vessels proceed Immediately
for Observation-Disclosures it would appear the col
onists have acted with much frmness and bra
very, while contending against very superior
numbers, and with limited means of defence
Sir Charles Mccartney, the Governor Of
this place, is on visit do;yH the coast, and il
is reported has been very sick at Cape Coast.
The town and colony have mtrch improved in
the comfort and style of building, in the cult
walton of the lands, and have Increased in the
number of Inhabitants. The climate has also
been less baneful to Foreigners, though every
one, who possibly can, leaves il on the approach
of the rainy season.
All the British cruisers on the African sta
tion are now here, waiting the expected arrival
of commodore Mends, in the Owen Glendow-
er, TO receive orders. They are the Bann
Cyrene, and Driver, sloops of war, and tn.
Thistle and Snapper, gun brigs, which have
made several captures. with slaves on board of
several vessels.
IL is said that there is not sselslavng on
the coast under the American flag, and that
the slave trade is on the decline. OF course,
we do not anticipate any captures, although
the presence of the Cyane will doubtless ha
rass the traders of other nations on this part of
the coast. NJ Y. ID. .4dr.
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A SOUTHERN SPORTSMAN.
DISTRESSING>TINIES.

Baton RouGE, May lO.-The state Of the
Mississippi, at this time, becomes really alarm
ing il rises from an inch to I'm inch and IA half
every twenty -four hours, and by the latest ac-
counts, which far from being satisfactory,
we arc informed, that the Missouri freshet is
daily expected.
The ieree which fences the spot formerly
intended for the town of St. Michael, in West
Baton Rouge, right opposite this place, has
been partly washed eff, and forebodes danger
to the inhabitants in that parish some of the
residents are preparing to move on this side.
This is an uncommonly distressing season,
under every point of view-mercantile husi-
ness is mt a stand-the price of Cotton is low,
and without demand-cash scarcer than ever
before noticed in this part of The world in
cessant rains for a certain length oftimi, lat
terly, have nearly destroyed the new planted
crops, and the unusual swelling Of the river,
threatens to blast all hopes, which might have
been entertained of remedying the evil. Ga=.
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ColEN'S oFFlCE-Bal,inore, June ) 1928
HfFlClAL list of the Sci days drawing OF the WASH
" lNGroN MONUMENT LOTTERY, 9Th elias n,,vy
drawing IN the CITY Ut Baltimore uner the pcrn,-n n
and Council. - ~
No 1918 prize Of : 5000
3OSg do 100
'iI376 1872 1902 Ioiei prizes OF 100
ia7 3s1g si iss, 7's i5o,a l-ei Of 50
'bStI 1928 6050 II0I7 1851 do 90
And gao OF dollars each
An marked thu, sold al COHEN,S OFFICE ,rh,rc H..
casa ca" be had for all prizes as dra,u,, .
The great capitals of 10000 of iOCs- of 5000 oe
1000, Sc still untraun. V' y
IL The Grand STATE LOTTERY will draw again NEXT
THURSDAl-ths scheme contains The pre, rs,,;,al nri,
of = 100000, 2O,UOO, &c. &c. - f P"'
Tickets halves, quarters and eghhs both lotteries &c,
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CGEEEMsS

Loue'y 5 Exchange Office, ia Market street,
BALTIMORE.
WHERE MORE cAPIrAL PRIZES HAVE BEEN
SUD THAN AT ANY OTHER OFFICE IL AMERICA
1 CoHEN'S Lottefy Gazette and Register N hch IL
published every week, will contain the Official each
drawing of the Grniid State lIonugel ion anh
will be forwarded gratis all purchase their tickets
at CuHEN'S OFFICE. Those vino wish 10 receive the
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-06-11

1t is said that the Postmaster General. II. j.
Meigs, has been removed, and that Mr. M'Lran
of Ohio, and formerly in Congress from that
state, is his successor. We have reason tn
think this rumor well founded. NJ T. Inner.
rhe Report in the " Y. American OF Mr.. Meigs having
been removed from the General Office Department is
have doubt, incorrect That this gentleman wishe.
TO retire from the Department. Of his health
other circumstances, have little doubt 1t proha
BILE that his retirement from Office will be
the course of The Summer. Col. RicIrrd ~ johnson o
Kentucky is principally spoken Of his successor. En-
giiiJerl
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sfN virtue of certain iuhcnture dated the tft fav 81
- Arr i8i7 between JnCucine g. Iarvie others W
the rr>i part ie >1bcrcrs - trustees uf the part
and George Winston nf tr trd ard ~ in the
Once oi licutcn comfy court. shall cei sell
me prcUises a. public suction o. fis highest bidder Tor
rr1dy money Moud1y the 9Th day of fuue next fair
not e next fair day ihereafer she following lots or psr
GELS o na esiEnaied in The plan or te nf ,dncs
~ The cilnwtne numbers h3j 1s1 500 sol 300 3ll
lois wi"in scuieiown on The norhvacl and westward.
"nd ON and near The Wesham old roo 80 rau, of
tfe sac iosH viii be sufficient 20 ray md satisfy the
inc" "ue 20 ihe sssgnce o.. the said lsrvie fo .ut
i"si"n under ihr snid deed OF trust ard account Ut
hi purchase % the band therein mentioned
ii' saie VIII commence a. ocrrk and mt fni.lai
n ihe hrt day thereof viii be cpniiuur ,,
Vi iifi, and 70 not, She i.Hf fair dHv thereafter.
THOMAS rANlut.1
HOHiNeO trustee.
Anrii g. J BROW g. fr
90 No bdlcr having aiendei ttr above sa tas ro.'
Tored il h'i ras oripc ts aiiflnuuu. citutote
81 De- No. 19' 1dioirir. rfIliown.
Tucsduvi i'nr ~. Ivy TuE vrrrEfs
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dcnee was not 50 sirons and clear a. 10 satisfy
them that A. Lithgow was guty--and they
therefore find him not gully. lie was accord
ingly discharged.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-06-11

II AS deeds Of trust have rndencv To damn man-s
credit deem not improper that negro woman
and child aforementioned have been hy me with 80,
consent OF The gentleman interested amount of HE
debt - lis SOD To secure The payment whereof the deed m
executed. retained in The hands NJ t, ,c
eNnneTate the same. F
Furthermore, Lavng liqudned aiI inst claims og,;rs.
myself within about 100 dollars think uroutr now Ia
that the deed of t-t conveying tract nf land /,
ing IN Powhaian conniN and advertised in this nanpr i'm Tie
month oi November last, me ia secure M
payment OF debt which still is due from The estate
of Henry Randolph, dec. for wich became secritv Th
land has been sold 10 discharge the debt and am lrt
>ithout single acre and funds which RELY for
Of appeals. pRET-r " NnoI
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" We are authorised (s,,s last Saturdays Family
Visitor Of this city) state that the Rev Dr Rice of
Richmond, has accepted the appointment, as Profess
sol OF the Theological Seminary about he esiab-
listed in Virg'nia."-(Ne understand, in the College
of Hanpden Siduey)
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NoREIsrowN, penny June 1--WE have
conversed with farmers from various sections
of this county, who all agree in stating, that
the crops of tcheat which at one time pre-
sented so pleasing and hattering prospect
of abundance, is now SO much injured by that
destructive insect the heSsian Ry, as not TO leave
even a hope of obtaining moderate crops =
The rye, in general, looks remarkably WELL
which, it is hoped, will compensate the hus-
bandman in part, for the loss of his wheat
RegiSt r.
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ory, may safely say, ~ not ia The least impai,el :
bni even they dO 40, hesitate 60 believe ihs, OF; age
and hard service may one day accomplish, what
strength and deetness, directed 10y rnnSumr,'e shit
have hitherto failed TO accomplish. fot Mr. Nav
Ranst, answer. that he owes IL Ia the ,~,nriat.or.
who hn,. confidently Supported him. ine STATE
at lugc, who have felt and expressed u,uch tn
ereSi ~ his success, and 10 hiGisri noi
totally d'Nrsied of feeling, ueyrr, ANY ,onsiirr
ton, TO risk the life r-pui'iIiou or the mobile nu
mal, whose generous and almost incredible cNr,iious
have gained for the NoKTn signal victory. aud
for himself such well-earned and never, fading re-
nOwn.
4 remain, sir,
Your most obedicni servant,
JOHN &. STEVENS.
The race was run and tuasts drank an the
9th instant. The challenge for another race
was given on the a8th, and Mr.. Stevcns's an
swer, without date. for himself, MIR. Van
Ranst and the gentlemen who with him hack
ed Eclipse, declining the offer, delivered on
the 3Oth. The public will remark the dlTer-
ence between the cool, prudent resolve, and
the rash, boastful toasis, even IL none more
offensive and boastful had been drunk than
those which have been published.
A SOUTHERN SPORTSMAN.
When about departing for the on
Tuesday lasi Mr.. Randolph suggested tn some gen
tlemen, that ii would be a good time elect Pres
,dent OF the U States, as there would lac an Assem-
bly, of 80 90 600 people from the different parts o!
the Union, and probably every state would he re
presented. On his retsrn, however, to the city, he
remarked that he was glad his proposi'ion hal uo
been acceded to- he had doubt thar IL the cleo
ton had taken, place, Pudy mould lIrc been chosen
orer any other man ia he Union. " y. Com. .idc
In The steam boat yesterday morning from
Frenchtown there came two Of the Virginia
Race horses, Betsey Richards aud Chiiders. A
specimen of their speed will be exhibited Il
the races which will commence on Monday
next at Fairview. Bali. Amer.
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DrA FARMER will appear on Friday.

MARRIEDl-On Thursday the 2nh Nav, by the Rev. Mr.
Hamilton, Air. ALBERT REYNOLDS, of Essex county, Va
to Miss ELIZA H., daughter Of MIR. Newton Bergman,
this civ NM n
ON Tbur>ay the i5h ult. by the Rev James Iteid BEN
JAMIN NOrrkR, Esq. TO Miss THEODOrIA BROWN
both Of Prince William county Va.
~ Irandon, on "Wednesday the 2is ult by the Rev Mr.
SilinaR. CARTER BUANfON, Esq. of King William
county, to Miss MARY GHYGES 5AYRE, Of MiGdesex
county.