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YELLOW FEVER.

Nrw G.arAHs, August Give deem
ii a duty In aanounce that rase Of mali9-
hant fever, innqu.silonahle character, ac-
companled by the black somit, Was report
ed in the charity hospital yesterday, This
case, however, Il il said, ought not to eansr
serious ALARM, az the person WAS attacked
mp Red River, whence hr came 10 this city
Ia the steam hoat tagc. No case Off
yellow frvor is yet known 10 have ofis IA.
ted in this CRY.
.Satchez-L Letters from Natchrz If the
ED inst. received by yesterdays mail. say
that " the fever continued with nnahated
yiolenc.''-halfth the inhabitants having al
ready left The city. and all endcavorlng IL
ny. Ten nee cases were reported on The
22d. k.on. .idr.
-oEe-
7hompson's lsiand.-We have disastron,
accounts from Thomrson's Island. Th,
yellow fever has appeared in that place
! and ,eyeral OF our navy silseEs bad pad
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From the Hashington Star.
MRS .JTDSDN,

We noticed in our last number some ot
the remarks which have been made by
the enemies Of missions upon the dress OF
this lady. That our readers may know
how ertrardgG exaggerated was the
estimation Of re Galaxy, we give them "A
statement OF facts relative to her apparel,
" hich can be a:trsted by numerous wit
nesses. The Galaxy Of July 26, in con-
nexion with many other taentms express
,ons. SAYS "Hl risitiug dress Of hiS SELF
deaWns female missionary, c"did not be
valued III less than 1890. The Cashmere
Shawl was valued at $500 the Leghorn
Flat $50; Lace trimmings on the gow Ii,
Sl5O iewelry would soon make up the
sum"
Good Judges Of India goods say, that her
shawl could not be valued higher than $50.
This was "A present to her from lady ~
Calcutta. Her Lrghorn Flat is estimated
ut only SO, and Lace trimmings al me
greatest extent, not more than 50. That
81. possesses $500 in iewelry We are mol
able to deny bnt we have been hss'I'''d,
tha, At no time while in America she was
seen tn wear the value of 81, nor do we
believe that all the .iewclry IN her posses
sion could be estimated at 80
Allowing even the high prices at which
we have estimated her articles OF visiting
dress, the $1,000 sink to about $50 or $40
,lore than three fourths Of this last sum
we know 10 have cost neither her nor The
mission fund, dne iarthins. M one at
| o,ainted with Mr.. gud,on can conscien'
flon,Iy insineatc that she has about hen
dres, or manner the least air Of extra'a'
gance bat will rather attest thu 'r9'h' ,na'
She is humble, prudent aud selI.denyhS
The monthly appropriation at hanspoh'
for food and clothing, and other common
eyp.nsrs II personal nature, does NJ"
exceed the sum proposed by the brethren
"A srramporc, in the case Of Mr.. 3ndso ,,
VIZ 1870 rupees for 'nan ana ms M' a,n S"'
10 for child making the annual apPL,o
nration for the above purposes 10 M
and Mrs. Judson, 1860 rupees or $500 =
We leave the candid reader to Judge "he
Their this expense is extra'agant'
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-09-26
Rioleipr mn IF Porto THbpH0

The schooner Handy has Just arrived
in II days from Lasnayra. snebrinss in
telligence, that an Express bad been re.
ceived before her sai,ine which stated,
that the Spanish garrison 81 Porto CahclIo
were engaged III blowing up the whole u
The Notifications, caste, out works. &c
and that Cominodore LAnopDE WAS there
with his frigatc aud corvette Ia take of the
troops. The t,vo French ships of wnf
were off Lasuayra, 'front.' which it was sup.
posed tiai an understanding existed be
tween their Conmodore and Laborde. 4
ship 0f war from Holland had arrived 70,
tie Colombian g0,ernmtnt-She had Va.
lnabIe stores u hoard, and is represent.
I'd as very hue vessel.
Bit. Fed. GaxeHe.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-09-26
Henyy September County Court, 1928.
John thompson, Gompt.

Henry September County Court, 1928
John Thompson, Comp't.
rs
Beverly Bnwram sdm'r. of John T. Siegnll.
decd. William Smith and Nancy his wife,
John Gennett and Elizabeth his wife.
Defendants.
IN CHhNCERY.
The defcpdant, William Smith, not having
entered his appearance and given security se-
cording TO the act Of Assembly and The rules
Of this court, and it appearing 10 the sntisfac.
lion Of the court thar he Is not an inhahitap.
of this Commonwealth, On motion of tho
complainant, By his attorney, II is ordered,
that he appear here on the second Monday in
December next and answer the compiainani's
bill, and that copy of this order lie forth
with published in the Lynchburg Virginia.
for eight weeks speeessivels and published NJ
the front door OF the court house OF the said
county on some CONT day.
A ccpy--Teste
3 W, Redo. C. c
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YNE ANrrENAES.

A YOUNG NAN that has been a re-
"A sident OF Lynchbnrg for the last eight
years, nnd IL well acquainted in all tho adia.
cent counties, aud Who has served MS an US.
siatant in The mercantile business for SIX or
seven yehr5, wishes 10 get em loymen, in
mercantile house, either rs n salesman, u
clerk, or collector. addressed, through
the post Office, 10 A. l will be attended To-
sept Pc. iliss
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-09-26

fie d, hi ~ ,afnf -. q =, has fsen
sery III bal VAS III stfte III Gonzales.
cence.
From lndiaia. We learh I'M The question
or ihr eApeaieae, ri g.. .ng tont. nt.on 10
atnrnd or mase new Constitution has been
rIttiud > Il milyfay ri oila. i, - iie
kdnnehy Monitor stntss, the Object III ths
tsIrnds Of the Convention was 10 introduce
slavery inlo The slalei We rtjoiro nj The re-
sui.
The similar proposition In the state Of Hi.
nos has not FL ben passed uron l., tit roe.
pie. Nat. lat.
Il has tren fnr some lime rfpnrl,d hose
TIM Nr. CAY, The former Speaker tnnd now
= Memterl II the House of Reltr senintives,
was in NIL health We nre elad Ia lenrn, from
gentleman nhe INV him fewan, .ngo. ihm
his health Is aldies, perfectly ie.tstablishcd.
10
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-09-26
" ashiu3ton Fasesn.

e he sabseriofr Informs his friends aas
The ppbiie IN grnttW, I'M te hus rehi,d
fhf boase 6geea By he otars naae. sitnatsd
.Hessrs Dorid & UiBiam fHes, idteiy orcu-
Pidby .5r Ez8rr .;'earmag an1 hoi IL a.
be prepared BY he fit # ofiohfr, 10 oeeoan.
aotiaie B0aisDEHs, I'D fP.ff. sAT
CUSTOMERS. Irem his aag etptaaaee ~
hft bp'int8, mud from M arreag,m1Df. te 1as
made, he yteis no Institution n promising To
l.ire satiJeeiiep 10 ho.e rho my roH on l ~.
III returns Mahks 10 ais Jtitads {or The literal
encouragement uhich he hns oirfaiy rfee6ed
IN his tne Of business, md soiteils coptina-
daee Of nair patronage
ROBERT .H0RRIsS.
Sort 90.
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Notice.

4 PETITION ,oM be presented 10 the
n merit Legislature, praging hat the free
b,adgs, near IyneisbWg, may be concerted ia'e
n toH-bride.
Sep! 20, wiH7
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Emplos Ment Wanted.

A YOUNG MAN, uhO hns Tired IN tbs
"A pince b,ipeen four and frc ytors. ot.
peinied NTH business, mriteso taif haad, uR-
5craaIids housekeeping and accounts, ,eishes 10
"btdin situation ~ my uptrtubie business
ny ~h'ch he c1a mffe sUppori. \ hne ar
dressed 10 ". and IN al ne pal office, uiit
mest nth prompt attention.
Sfpi. 20. 2ts
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-09-26

MAHIulD--ln Eichmond, an the Mh inst
b, the Rev. Mr. Huri, Mr.. thsNEi.L POI
oil tins place, In Miss MARION !. AlAlMo.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-09-26

BALrInoRr, Sept. l8.---Cart Sayn ard
Of the schl. Sam,l Smyih, arrived YES.
to-day from Turks Island, informs, fhnt n
short time before his leaving there, an
English brig arrived IN a short passage
from Barhadocs, with accounts thai there
had been a general rise the Bucks in the
interior Of Dcmerara The Governor Of that
place had gone ont ut the head OF what
troops he could raise 20 qaell them. Sue
cors %cir getting ready 10 besent immedi-
ately over from Barbadocs. The master
of the English brig, fearful Of being put in
tequisition, left the place precipitately.-
Capt. q. could learn no farther particulars:
heard Of no massacrcs or buruings. Thu
next account, from the Windnard Islands
will throw come light on The SUBJECT.
Pat.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-09-26

Eriract Of lstter from Gibraltar, .4pg. .
Cadiz viii doubtless hold unt, and re-
ceives daily supplies of provisions from
this place. A fisate, which pursued their
boats too near tie coast became a prize 10
the Spaniards, by hrios herallned within
reach Of the guns Of San Pedro.
"Gen B,dIasteros has beaten the French
mp the cor't, and taken 1000 prisoners, and
il Is said a great part Of their Artillery
These circumstances, with the addition OF
Sir Robert Wilson being at Corunna, witt,
considerable force, shew that Spain is
not yet to BIZ despaired Of. More French
troops have entered Spain, and they must
be fed by u.s.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-09-26

.7rrtlarp orht .,at}.--Mf. Southland NJ
rev Jersey, has arTiA ed Al Washington
city, 10 TAX, lpon himself the ausies >: 81
ef''-r! at lhp Navy,
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anton Ac lsaii.ona3 C.. .fi!, !

Tor. ne Sai'onm Ga.fH,
1spELpaIa, Sept. lily liz ,ilp
Lancaster, oapt. Dixey, witch has arrive /
II lhls porl from Liaerpa9i. npenre size
lied en The 18th nlt. re have received mr.
file of the f,ol,h,n Naning IL ronl,h., All
a'arriy effhe o'hnr London papers tn The
idlh nj the same mouth.
The cifrnn,slanc. with which VIZ are
most stuck Is the arfi..d ut Plymoath,
England, of Generals Qniroaa and Roma.
Ya with Il numerous reinae of Spanish,
| Italian, and Ftcuch officers, in The British
Steam Packet, the Royal George, fiom
Corunna, and Nso. A letter from prs.
senger ON board the Packet, dated Ply
mouth August 5lh, says
In my letter of the 9Oih, mentioned
thai General Ne,o Ms Ia Leave Gorunna,
for the purpose of putting the troops al
ligo, combined with those of Dfense. and
General Palarea's. ON the march In hafass
the French and compel them Ia raise the
s.ege of Corunna. Sir John Doyle had
agreed IN tow the ehasee maree, with
General Neso aud suite, out Of the harhor
and as FAR as Cape Fnislerre, in order 10
avoid thu danger OF being taken by the
u
gun hoats ar cruisers they might have IN
the coast. We accordingly got On board
the steam haat at twelve al night. W.dnes.
day Doth, aud were little surprised at
meeting there Bann Zandt, first AID de.
Camp 10 General Qniroga which WAS con-
siderably heightened on the approach of
Qnirosa himself, and others of his suite, 10
embark for England. We found he was
on his way 10 Csliz, aud thai no vessel
fr cadiz being at Gornnna. he chose Eng
hand ~ the shortest and safest road. On
dur reaching Cape Finisterre, Nego and
his suit WIRE alprehensivc Of some French
vessel intercepiing ~, 81 Sir john Doyle
Kindly came 10 Nigo With u.s."
Another letter from Plymouth dated 9TH
August is of this tenor.
"The different inns are filed with Spa
nish and French officers, whD have left the
country, II is said, with view of returning
by the way Of England 10 Cadz.
Many Of the officers who have landed
here, are in the suite of Gen. Quiroea, Who,
they state, is ordered by the Cortesto Cadz.
Some think thai he is not everhurtlrncd
With courage, aid all concur that he is moi
skillul General. An aid de-camp of Sir
Robert Wilson rs also here, ordered TO
England by Sir Roh,4t an special mis-
sion; he states thai ruth about 600 English,
and the men nor Rndsr Sir Robots com.
maud h. uoaid soon DIRE The French om q
SPoin, for, from Their confidence of success,
they are scattered over the county, and
would become an easy sacrifice To a few
English soldiers
Qnirosa, ii secma, proceeded to Lon.
don, aud the London Times Of the 9th re-
marks,
"Qniroga, left Corpnna in consequence
Of orders from the Ministry at War at Ca
diz, that h.. sheid repair 10 that place 10
take command in the army OF reserve in
Andauia aud finding on bis arrival in
London tina, packet for Gibraltar was
lying ut Falmouth, under immediate or
dprs 10 sail, he left town last night to avail
himself Of the fortunate opportunity, mhieh
enables him Al once 10 remove all doubts
that might be thrown on his honor mrd
=.
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900
-.

Baltimore, Sept Flour is very
bsisk, and, tho the mills in this vicinity,
are doing their utmost the demand cannot
AT present be met. The steam mill al Ma
lor Mch1M, has been for some time aud
is now grinding at the rate of 200 barrels
per day. Pat.
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Colombian Republic. We have the most
satisfactory iaflrrna, n, that the Spanish
Royalists no hunger OCCUPY AN inch OF Ter
eitnry in the Colombian Republic, Porto
'aYeiIa, their last hnld, having been strrrn-
ae.rd
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-04-16
M CouMcn. ..ApriA "A.

on oailoting for a board Of health. the
following persons were duly elected. viz:
North Of King. street-A. G.. Gaze.
move, Root 6rocket ire VIM. BartIeman.
Between King e Prince--Silas Reed.
George Coleman, Thomas Smith.
South Of Prince Daniel Wright, Jne.
Roberts, George s. Bough.
The committee 10 whom the subiec,
was referred, reported DILL entitled Gan
act supplementary to an act reducing in
t" one and amending the several acts re.
spsct'ng gausers, measurers Of lumber.
wood, end bark, end inspectors OF hsef,
pork, fish, lumber. whiskev, peach ,nd
apple brandy" which was read a first
tune, and d on the table.
The committee to whom the sub;ec,
was referred. reported a bill en-.
titled an ACT to repeal, in part. the
9th sectionof an sct entitled "au
act to suppress public gaming in the
town OF Alexandria, which was read a
hrst time, and la on the table.
The committee who were annointef
TO settle the accounts Of the police con
stables, arising out of the dog tax made q
report, which was concurred in by the
council.
The committee to whom was REFER.
ed the petition of Davis Bowie made a
report, which the council refused to con.
cur in.
The committee to whom was REFER.
ed the situation Of the bridge on Wash
lngton andWilkes streets made report,
which was concurred in BY the council.
The committee appointed to e2amine
into the situation of Pitt between. Quecn
and Princess streets made report, NlIuA
was read and laid on the table.
Ordered, That Benjamin Baden may
continue TO use the clay on Payne street,
Tor The purpose CT making brick, at the
same price, and under the same repula-
tons as contained in an order of council
OF 18Th June, 1922, on the subject but
this permission shall not extend for a
longer time than the present year.
The petition of John Fatsa paueh aud
others was received and read, and laid on
the table.
Ordered, That Messrs. Butcher and
Johnston be a committee TO examine
Columbus street, between Wolfe and
Wilkes streets, and report the necessary
repairs. Extract from the minutes.
Test I. p. THOMPSON.sC.C.
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FIRE an AUGI1sTA

The theatre al Augusta, was DESTROY
ed by hre at IL O'Clock on the night of
the I'd Inst.-A mulatte fellow name d
Moses, had been committed to prison, on
charge OF burning it. He is said 10
have been actuated by revenge, in consc.
quence Of being discharged from the
theatre, where he had been employed as
a carpenter. The FIRE was first discover.
ed about half an hour after the audience
retired. A house adjoining was much
injured, and another hauled down
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PrraIn Marine list.
PORT or INTERNATIONAL.
ARRIVED. APRIL II.

ARRIvED....APRtL II.
Steamboat Potomac, jenkins, Norfolk;
passengers. Left FIVE topsail schrs De.
low. bound up.
sAfLRD,
Ship Eagle, Morrell, Cowes and a
market.
Brig Olympia, Scuther, Gibraltar
Sloop Adelia, Thorp, New-York
- Fanny, Mitchell, Baltimore
MEMORANDA
Brig Packet, SO IDS (; hence for Rio,
was spoke 4th Feb. cape Fria w. ! S.
80 leagues.
Schr Mind, Rogers, sailed from eNor-
FOLK 18th inst for this port.
Sch Four Brothers, Nickerson, from
Dennis, Mass. for this port, anchored un.
der seaweil's point, 18th inst.
Sch Delight-in>peace, Studley, hence,
Tor Providence, put into Norfolk IIth inst
on account Of the head winds.
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DEATH OF LIEUT.. COCkE.

Extract of letter to the editors of the
Norfolk Beacon, dated u. ). schr
Weazel, south side of ST. Domingo,
March l6, 1925.
"Your townsman, II. CONT. William
Il. Cooke, is no more. Ills vessel, the
U. ). schr. Fox, was dispatched into the
harbor of st Juan Porto Rico), bv com.
Porter, the 9th inst. for the purpose OF
obtaining usefui infot nation. When she
arrived abreast of the great Moro Castle
he was hailed-he ans ered-apain they
hailed-and, while in the act of answer.
ing second time, several shots we're fir
ed into the Fox, from The castle, one of
which took a fa.a! direction-it cut off
1t. Cookies arm, passed through his side,
and did considerable injury to the schr.
lie did not. survive many minutes his
flrst WORDS were directed 10 the senior of.
hcer on 6eck-"fGi Your helm down.
SIR, and let go the anchor" The colors
having heen hoisted To the main gaft, il
became necessary when the sails were
taken IN, 10 hail them down with the
main sail,which he perceivins, almost a,
the moment that deaIh was upon hir:. he
exclaimed--"lio those colors, sir, to
some other part of The vessel, and explain
Why they we're lowered" He refused to
be taken below said he was in no pain.
on which accouDt he was satisfied he
must die Immediately that he had much
10 Say relating TO his family, but could
not. He expired ten minutes after re.
ceiviDg the wound 4"
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GENERAL ORDER.

The affecting intelligence which has
this day been received, relative to the
ceath OF that most excellent officer and
man, lieut.. comd't. William ri. Cooke.
by shot fired from the castle of St j ohDs,
has filled US with the most lively sorrow
and regret.-llad he fallen in battle, had
he died by the hands of declared enemies
our sorrow would have been assuaged
by knowledge OF his having died in de.
fenee ofthe rights of his country, and
while doing his duty as an officer. But
to be thus cruelty torn from his family,
his friends, and from his country, by the
conduct of bastard (whose aim was rem
dered more sure to his perfect safety, and
by the helpless condition of the vesse. of
our lameDted friend) is heart rendiDg
in the extreme.
But, while we deprecate the act ofthe
individual who committed it, we must
not involve in il the conduct of whole
people. The authorities of Porto Rico,
and in particular the captain general OF
the island, has given the most uuequivo-
cal proof of the most sincere regret, that
the event has taken place. Every thing
has been done by him, that could rea-
sorably expect Of him to do at present,to
satisfy me of his friendly dispositions to-
wards us,& as no act of ours, can recall to
l'fe the estiHabIe man who has been tax
en- from US, we must leave what remains
yet to be done, TO our country, whose de.
nands will, no doubt, be prompt and eff.
fectual.
All that remains tor us to do, is 10
grleVe, and as slight token of what We
leel, 1t is proposed to wear Grape on or
lett arms, and on our swords tor one
month. (Signed) DAVID PORTER
U. ). ship Peacock, March Ith, 1928
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HAMBURG.


The following regulations adopted by
the assembly of merchants in the city OF
Hamburg, may be Of interest TO those oil
our readers who are concerned in the
commercial transactions Of toat market
The assembly of merchants in their
sessions of 9th July, e9tb Aug. and Cd
Dec. having taken into consideration the
great disadvantages and Inconvenience
arising out Of the various customs and
conditions hitherto used in selling the
the most Of our srticles-Resolved,
deg. That at and from the lst Jan.
next, the custom hitherto used to sell
certain articles with fixed deduction
called "Rabau" is abrogated, and all
such rabatts are declared 10 be out Of
usage.
9 deg. That the custom hitherto used
to sell certain articles in pounds, shillings
or grotes Vanish is abrogated, and will
cease at and from the aforementioned
date of lst Jan. 1898.
8 deg That the custom 10 sell GER
tain articles in current money, partly at
fixed and partly at variable exchange,
will also cease at and from the Ist of Jan.
1925, with the exceptions of
All kinds of grains, seeds and -four,
All kinds ofIiquor and spirits,
Butter, cheese, hams, fruit, molasses,
Goals, cbicory and oak bark,
which will remain quoted IN currency. -
The sale Of any other article will only be
deemed customary when made in marks
and shiliDgs (pepce) bank money.
q deg. That the price Of all articles
sold per weight. will be fixed either at
the single pound or at hundred pounds.
in the same manner will articles sold by
sale only, be quoted at one or at hundred
pieces.
deg. That all articles quoted by the
single pound, the allowance called good
weight will be fixed al } o. c. and ditto,
Aibose quoted by 100 VT. one TO 100 VT.
i hall be the customary allowance with
y &c exception o. the manufactures Of this
vr, which remeiD as before.
IA dog. That the chamber OF com
&C is charged TO cause the weekly
- curren, 10 be filed up IN confof
nth these present resolutions.
\ That the same chamber shall
to publish these alterations IN
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-04-16
LOUDOUN ELECTION

The following is the official statement
OF the election in I.oudoun CO. for rep
resentative 10 congress on Monday last.
For Mercer 4Sl votes-Baily 45O.--Ma.
joritv for Mercer 81.
State scnate-Wm. NJ. McCarty $50
votes. Assembly-Chil,on 5OS-Strib.
ling 444-both elected.-Braden 49,
Poscll $50. e "a
Fairfax is the last county of the con.
gressional district to be heard from.
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CONNECTICUT ELECTIoN

From intelligence received from vari.
Gus parts OF the sts.e there is no doubt of
the reelection of GsV Wolcot, and OF the
choice OF the list of republican members
ofCongress. David Plant, esq. is preba.
bly, elected lieut.. gov in place OF Elias
Perkins, esq. and Thomas Day, esq. sec
rotary in the room of Henry Seymour.
esq. the regularly nominated candidates
In caucus. ". z. .3msr.
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MASSACHUSETTS, ELECTIoM

by the result of the election for covers
nor in l9l towns. there is no doubt of the
election of DIR. Eustis, the democratic
candidates The votes stand as far as
heard, for Eus,is, e5,9eI-Ois, 2S,O17;
majority. 1914; republican nc, gain, g, 7S5.
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MARRIED.

In Washington,on Friday evening last.
by The rev. Mr. Chalmers, mr.. LuSp
WASHINGTON, sen. to Miss SARAH JOHNSON,
all OF that city.
AZ the same place, on Monday even
ing, by the rev. Mr.. DeIany, rnr. Bgs.A>
MIN $. CRIME, of the u. .. navy, to miss
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-04-16
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On Monday morning last, a, his resi>
dence at Ferry Point, Norfolk, Mr.. VIM.
Davis. Mr.: Davis was apparently in he
best state of health but 6 hours before
he was a CORPSE