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Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-05-31
NAV ! I
For Sale or + reigbt,

bai> The brig REBECCA, three and
Esia.y hal! years old, superior tnilt
vessel, and OF the best materials, sails fast
and carries IuuO barrels, or 9GU hhds OF
tobacco. II not sold in tew days she
will take freist; to Europe or The West
Indies. Apply to
WIN. FOWLE & co.
Who have for sale, SAID brig cargo, Of
$500 bushels bright Cadiz salt
may IS
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QUINTEN OUTWARD.

The editor Of the Philadel phia Press
had read two volumes of the new and
unpublished novel, Of this name, from
the prolific pen Of tpe author of Ha-
periy. The story, he says, is full OF
that kind of interest which arises out OF
situation and incident, and which dis
tinguishes the works Of this writer.
1t has also that felicity OF description
and sketching and grouping of charac.
ter for which all his novels are pre- en-
inent. The dialogues have a spright.
illness and repartes which are delight
fully interesting, and bring you inti-
ma,eiy acquainted with the characters.
There Ia much of the life and effect of
the drama in the Waverly novels and
in none of them more than in Quinten
Durpard.
The following vivid picture of the
hero Of the tale, brings him before the
reader in most picturesque &animased
manner. The two following sketches
of Frenchmsn, are earicatures, some-
thing in the style of our old comedies.
The characters of LOUIS Xl, of Charles
the Bold, and others, known to history,
are executed with that accurate and
highly fioished fidelity which make the
writings OF this author possess the me.
rit, aud convey the knowledge OF His
tory under form as captivating as an
Arabian or Fairy Tale.
"On the oank of the above-men.
toned brook, opposite to that which
the traveller was approaching, two
meu, VINO appeared III deep CONVERSE
ton, seemed from tine to time to watch
his motions; for, as their station was
much more elevated, they could re-
marx aim at considsra bic distance.
"rhe age of THE young traveller might
be about nineteen, or betwiXt that and
twenty, and his face aud person, which
were very prepossessing, did not, how
ever, belong to the country in which
he was pow a soiourner. Ills short
grey coat and hose were rather Of FIe-
mish than of French fashion, while the
smart blue bonnet, with slngie sprig
of holly and an eagles feather, was all
ready recognized as the Scottish head
gear HIS dress was very neat, and
arranged with the precision Of a youth
conscious Of possessing fine person.
He had at at has back a satchel, which
seemsd to contain few necessaries,
hawking gauntlet on his left hand,
though ae carried no bird, and in his
right hand stout hunters pole. ..
yer his left shoulder hung an embroi-
dered scarf which sustained small
pouch OF scarlet velvet, such as was
then used by fowlers Of distinction to
carry their hawks food, and other mat
,ers belonging to that much admired
sport. This was crossed by another
shoulder belt, which sustained hunt.
ting kuife, or couteau de chssse. To-
stead of the boots Of the period he
wore baskins of half dressed deer's
skin.
Although HE form had not yet at
tanned its full strength, he was tall and
active, and the lightness OF the step
with which he advanced, showed that
his pedestrian mode of travelling was
pleasure rather than pain to him. His
complexion was fair, in spite of a &c
neral shade Of darker hue, with which
the foreign sun, or perhaps constant
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Board o. Health. .tSay II

may 27-3'* Hhd8it'"NH. d
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-05-31
\ FRESH SUPPLY

II hLoil - TcLf
NEW AND CHEAP GOODS
J4.ilES L. e 4. B.?EEy
EsAVE this day received and a.. now
Il opening al taeir Cheap Cash S.ors
SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF
Fancy and Staple articles:
which, With their purchases of las; mouth.
render their assortment very compI.,e-,
among which are The following -
London super blue and black cloths. do
super dsIk and gray MKT, brown an. ..
live clo,hs, 10 black, blue Coronation and
mkt cassI.ueres, Cas,lnets, " ui!e ana ca.
lor-d dn!!nsS, constitution anu Genoa
olive cords. Gotten Cassimeres. striped COZ,
ton FlOreDine, striped sattsti. nt5't An.
COLA casslueres. White Jeans. plan and
twiIieo black boa bazetts, black bonba.
zeeEs, (very sHper9orJ case superior
London cs'icOss, A 8 Sd super md
ComnGn Camtrlcs, lacC"et anu null null
mysllns. 4.s and "a PLAN figured and
t5mbcref, SWISS, book, aDG i.nu musnns.
fashionable London coored vestngs.
plain and hgurea white MsrseiIies, French
and die ieai English figured black toIeu.
tine, figured eros Ge Naples, sinsbsws,
sarsnets, Italian lutesITing, white and black
satl,n, Fiorences and LeyantInes, Canton
and NaGEeen black and culured grapes.
IA and 50 N.nSeen craze shawIs, co.
lored cotton shawis and hdk.. zeIla bdkls.
fancy silk CO. a Req and very beautiful
arGcLe.) white lace sbawls, veIvsleen
scars and handkercbieis, thread ond tot
ION aces, iineb Can.bricsnt cambIlc ntkls.
Irish linens I'D lawns, dowls she. Ug
Drogheda,, and brown Hollands, Russia
shee,ings, IN IS and Sc@tch Osnabu,g.,
Ma,;ras pandanna and flag hdkls. Glue,
yel'u enc ID groGGy .niii.d cotton 10.
cnlntz furniture, dCrestIc pIolds & stripes,
shir!ings ana sheelings, colored spd white
denimes, Wilmington stripes, Verona
cords, furniture, and apron checks, ia
t. IA hlarseiIes quilts, steam !yon shrt.
lngs, long cloths, daDa>k table cio.hs L di-
aper> mems, women's 4 misses cotton
hose nen's hait 20. ingram olsck Cotton DO
whue, 1iac. blue, :. pink italian grapes,
pins, tapes, bobb!2s,stK y CarbI'c ~ tons
sewing cgtfOrs q every description,
threads, lai.an sewing silks. la9Ie>' md
misse-' kij al. beaver gloves, nes', six,
kld and " JG1sloca gloves, ladies' whe
ald black silk hose, fancy h.autua and
satan rl6tvHs, six cords anG bra'is, chr
nsai cords, elegant parsso.s and umbreI.
las, AND a great variety OF o!Ger articles
in their ilDe, which makes complete their
assortment, and do most respectfully IN
vie their i,IeDGs and the pubic, to call
and examine, promising that their store
shall always maintain the name OF the
Cheap Gosh Store. J. CAR. b.
CLIFTON YARN,
Of The Union Mandatory OF Maryland,
sold as usual, at tie Baltimore prices Of
the day. maya
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Fifty Dollars Reward.

POCKET BOOK LUST.
\ OST, on "Wednesday the 2lst day of
alMay, on the road leading from Ber'
rvs Ferry to Alexandra, large
Red Morocco Pocket Book,
with a clasp, containing the following
bank notes, as near As can DE recollected ::
Two 100 dollar notes, On either the State
Bank of Georgia, or the Bank of Augusta,
(new emission J about $50 dollars ~ A.,
Carolina money, on the State Bank OF
Cape Fear s. New bern, Zone 3 dollar note
on the Bank OF Cape Fear, msrked W. +.
s. On the back, a5oui eighty dollars OF
The above IN bills less than FIVE dollars y,
la or 10 dollars in tickets Oh the Treasury
of North Car liza {; also, about Zoo dol
lars ~ Tennessee money, On the hnox'
vile, Nashville, and Stale Banks also,
about s5 dollars in Virginia anG y Safes
money, (the Virginia on the Valley Bank
There was also !ette, 10 the pocket book
addressed TO Nlr Findlay, Ia phliadel-
phia containing 80 dollars IN \. CaroIlns
money, aud sunary other papers OF no va
Iue, except to the owner. Any person
finding the same and leaving II with some
person 50 that the owner can get 1t, or
giving information thereof to me, shall be
handsomely rewarded.
Any information respecting the above,
will please he communicated 10 me III
Baltimore, addressed to The care OF Il. a,
Taylor i Co. ,,>,
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Fer Barbados,

Gg.> The brig VENUS, James Kelley,
G;, master; bur;hen 900 bblS. She Is
an excellent vessel, newly sheathed, and
every way well fitted for voyage; ihe
loading will commence Immediately and
AGO bbls taken on freight Apply to
J II. LADD l. Co.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-12-11
pames, IN rather less than six Lours-rdnnuCa distance

pumesia rather less than six rnniugs disansc
e. % ?
boat landin. q. .,.., a,l 49,. '..si..
he Office Ia sionnsud y, 'ciprk av1t Neutrality-suspicious.,
~ ~" wls OF "a iles ia the aybs hou
Great Efforts making take the nait nut ~.
ne steam boat and continue u the Dunres r,nd a.
III >ucreed. the citizens OF Richmond WILL instead OF -
eeiving the mail n O'Clock p NJ II NOT
earlier than ST. Another thing will mention in favor
Port-r aud ihose concerned with him Nv contract ,.
'"i Is deliverable in Richmond Than pa,
s"eirck but 10 being suggested by the citizen. Thai
rival nj O'Clock would he accommodations the
determined TO put their passengers little Inconvenience
nv rising an hour earlier
enable them 10 put the mail into Richmond the
sired.
have interest in the line now or should be more
scrupuious In making this statement"
1--WE suppress the signaturenu, Is that Of genenan
who lives the nail this and r.de
ricksburg-snd whose sharacee stamps respect upon
his sta,emrnts.- Esisforx)
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-12-11

HE subscriber heing close all business re-
iung 10 bis office las designated rollrctor) requests
all Siing deeds for laHs sold for u s. irect
Faxes ts cal On MIR. Charles Northau his ofic neA.
nor o the "icr"f Richard Jeifrirs, Esq. Clerk s.
t'"urt,-ior the same. WILLIAM ID. TANiCR
Designated Collector Statc
bccemher 4. 6e-iiif OF VrgIuia.
ID virtue "i deed nf from Thomas TinSleV cd
LIST February 1919 and recorded county court OF
Hanover made tn secure the payment Of
n'"-N thrrei mentioned The esa,e of
Samuel Gist decreased, shall offer for publ C. AUG
o. Ca the premises Fritay the 9Th DAY January
next. that valnhl" oi land in Hanover
allied WOODBURY. cnntaniDg int in the said eeti
pS6s Hcrvs more or less, considerable.
cno>isis OF valuable an.. unw ards of hun
Grrd bus heels uI wheat the last an.
fLe 'crms Of sale win r third the purchase mo-
nrs Ia hand hut The residue md Two
yenf-, the purchaser giving bnns with. approved security
nnI "a deed nf trust on the properly.
I'ecember IT, GEORGE FISHER, Trustee.
IL Win br snhl AT Woo,hurv. on the snne day. (stl
January lS2i0 all the stock of horses n,e, cattle fodder
&con the paatai"n, aud Sr hn barrels
Eie terms will be tw' I've months credit.
December ~ 6i--,ds r. &. TiNSLFY
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RICHMOND, Dec. 9, 1923.

To hs Editors IF the Enquirer.
Gentlemen Enclosed you have letter, addressed 10
me- from highly respectable house in Arkansas The in
formation ii contains will OF the utmost service
70 many hundreds Of persons wo Interested in the Mill
'ry Bounty Lands generally, and of section Of our
country particularly il is therefore your per-
hitting publication 10 Ice made from H. do myself ,cucb
personal injury, having hand third rate land which
shall not he able dispose Of; freely accede
TO their desire 10 make this information public The pre-
time from the knowledge of the fact that the three wears
for which tax is demande will for by f,r greater
proportion Of the land expire in succeeding two months
The earlier this meets the public eye the better for the
"o" so"ef mAHy OF whom still retain in their bands
tue deeds Tor this noble gratuity of grateful coanry
Respectfully Yours Sc
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PC II. 81 30,
- N'f'"t ct Grrh executed by John Pes,
"n an' wife. and for the purposes therein pressed,
"h he 500" on Monday the %; day this uonth IL lair
Wi>r 'he next fair Jay AZ i2"clock IL font of hc
"s iRnTrnln at> city to the highest bidder, the follow
certain living in the said riiy 'front.'
arg on Governors feet. ami running back as
Garden. ~ ~
rive acres OF LANDin Mechauicsvle lienrcn county
nn" SHARE III the Va Museum. =
"n SHARES IN tie Organ OF the Monumental Church.
ind on the following day, if fair, otherwise the nert
w" uaF nv virHe oi deed Of by Hehert
hnr nnd wife, will hP solid ou the premises OF w.
my " ir said CITY, an and third lou which III,
' u''n3'e r-sd-s) containing half ahputthat
l"h"N- 'e The same more less, together with i'm
P'"'r"e"ts ther-Ul c"n-i ting
WI: hiu'si aud other necessary oui-housrs.
a>", al IN" same time and place last virtue OF
we deed las mrntinnri 'erIaia other piece Ground
wing IN The said City, 4h and 9Th sireeis Worth OF
T. street cpnainilg b-wPrD three ij,in-
~ me properly Of Bernard Peyon, Sam. Morde A. Ly-
dii Bruadnax, &c. =
ernis-For the Shares in The Museum and Organ-and
The Land IN MechsnicsviIir c,sL.
DAY Of ale
BY ur'i-r OF the Trustees.
December II. G4--td;
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itiou to rid tie House ofs,ch matt ~, and tu.,
them over Ia tribunals where ihcs adiutii, a.
ton and decision would he less Il thensome
To the people. He was the friend nfr-!i.,,c.,-
ment in this respect ms well ~ in regard 10 rl.
pay of the members-aHd doubted not but
that every gentleman had sufficient ind.p.n-
dence to vote un thf subject
After the ayes and nues had been called.
several members moved for leave to Vote
when On motion of M. Chiffon, the rule Was
suspended, which prevents members absent
at the time the question j. put, from voing-
ayes 81. noes 10. And the question to refer
the petitions, was then decided in the negative,
hy ayes and nOrs-ayrs SIS. noes lea
The Speaker informed the Huuse, that in
obedience tn their resolution OF Saturday. he
had notified James Peasants. Jr. Esq. az his
recollection To the office of Governor of this
Commonwealth. and presented tn the House
his letter and the Governors reply, which
were as follows:
RcHMoSp. 9Th December, 1928
To his Erceiieicy .I,ines Pi,asaais, Jr.
SIR "m requested Ivy "a resolution of the House
al Delegates 10 announce To your ia
The olh"e Of Governor Chief Magistrate Of this
Conniouwcah
tender you the expression OF respect
esteem, and TO congratulate ,nn iron the cont nueh
confidence Of your fellow rt,z.ns IN your ns,rn,is,
zeal and devotion Ia pronoipy The hest interest a,
our common country.
] have the honor to be, with great respect, your
obedicnt servant, LINN BANKS,
Speaker of the II. OF ID.
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STOP THEYILI-AlN

ssANAWAN on the ID insi. inuai,o man namfd NED,
Z y l0w hni Jorge breasted and srony made fellow. n
iitiie bow legged has high full forehead. dark eyes
holes IN his ears 'ieraiy sharp chin, aud bold open
cp"iirnhnrP; he wears his hair tied iehin, psrhaps
read nn write little, and Is hrc' fellow. lie
MS gen'rrllS dressed, and dnubes has good silver
w"Ich with gold Pilt chRn,a plenty money boots
&c He rode dark about feet inches high,
~ gnnl order and sOd before, shoes not much worn
lonr aud well formed, marked with the gears upon her
shoulders, and has Shoulder, o. is believed
HE righ) high the shoulder bindp-Srrv tbic but
ioi Ion" main and tail s'r ia spir Ned
well r'ijpi Tor cng. big cnsf vii,
large CAPE &C. He Sre maker servant ADD
miller aud turn bis hand thing. lie has
probably altered his otourd free papers and will
attempt IN pass free g. Other will
give reward oi omr hundred dollars for wcntv
dollars Tor the IL taken woWibe stale aud deIiy-
cred I" me- secured obtain them; or half Thar
amount in either taken within state and return
Ell or secured is aforesaid. SAMUEL MpgpIS
buckingham conn'y Va Aug 10 80 f
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enpsras,-d patience AMI f>rsi1ate aat we ..a,sa 60
n"ne ana" he ti"s 'ihi~'io,s have ~ronsl' cs
eiho"ch sie nuhi. rrur ssL, 90 reltgn,
sic re'"en' con~esd with her intimate frir. az The
s"'Irc' and ~ isr judge deeply sensible
% It's Importance aud all times au@ar.i esl the
gfea'e>' reverence for every 'an, iai npnerspel it,
appeared to give her great pain hear subject SoLen
lightly Of have heart her will, tears IN b-T eyes
thai the world and its vanities hsi longer charms Zoe
RICH ,-ousness." -" ~
She dill sppreh-nd tia, her emil was so rs,r Death
came or ~ thief in the night" While he was s,rue
shnr 80 the iron grasp Of the kim Of npp-eret
TO indulge The hope that she might rrcu erhc would saw
To- hes weeping In band ma yet revive" This ,hink
she said to "nori hm TO The last she manifested the
strongest al .eion for her husand children On seeip
them weep her though fixed death wou he Grd
WIN 'ears Death did not appear he terrible
friend she said sie nrtec'i, re,rp.,--pet
willing 'o die FEW IA. rxpire II. sat
my suffering Is :" great am anos impatient Jesus
' " ni' NJ" her "eenine rt"nd. he r"n,,r,"d Nv the
hope that Jesus the sinners friend did receive her into,
been af'ictc.i.n ~
rh- writer Il" this had the pleasure Of long ard Intimate
1sin'ane" with her, "nd eau truly she possessed in
an emineni degree virtue h, ator wona~
ct any o"e--hrr heart filed wish her
h' "~s "rc" dav To- mel Inc charity" OF sooietv
YOU some useful irsson "f virtue. As Wifi, mot-r ami
mstres,, she was bright example altwho knew her
~, ~ rs ms brt""" The power oi nay Inexperienced pen
Il" That memory insiice.
---rhe win,,v feas, nr Death
, nll.> n" me i"dS OF virtue; they spread
meneaih the h"a,en'y bean of brieh,.s, sun
Ihro en'ilrssnges into higher power
Our town Is again vri,ri sorrow fr The death Of elf,
H., . m WON us pubic and private anna. do record
@ name oi one, who in the his official services
a'' III ms exemplary walk and Ia. more a
~ ,"er, !h,s remark aimos, sufficient de-
e"""h i .he individual tn whom aliude without add
ing, that II = Colanri GEORGE WASHINGTON CAMP
inv mre",nrr q, our Booughi furmeriy
oI we common O"uncii for previous Collector
ann from the time nj hi attaining the wears f manhoo
"oni"S c'nnuaiIv one of the
nnd honorable estimation OF this corrunity OF he he
was no less Il. PRIDE than all who ould law
cai 10 solid r"paiinn here, and az Inheritance I'M
P W., - N''" ee grave. lNo,fsit Bt1ocn.
"e'cee'ru Yesterday afternoon, hate q
more particular notice, intelligence lie death Of The
'on,'w,me rrSn.cisb'e ci'il"ns 81 Surry Count,
MS. blanks MOODY Who died ~ his Il, Gu,
~ e"", "nihr ' ul in The 47 year age leaving
we anu seven children OF them OF tender npe 10
an'enf u severe Il. rsav-meni. -"
!AmhS SIMPSON, Esl'r. jealous magistrate Of the.
on nlonday 1t inst, Ia his Sid year, of a pull
nonary complaint much r-sperisd. - -
Nj. MESHACk GOODRICH. WIN ,.d nj, ,u.,,,..a...
., ~ n Dol year, leaving wife and children TO
- 80 e''e'e ">S' 10
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suit snnseioer viii extend his pl acce the Ch.ncerv
Court nnl the Superior Cnirs of Law in Richm,,,Iy
nsidinp me fe'efa Court Tor this purpose he Mas
"hen he "n'i Office tn the ciy where he viii be- for
-" ""'' part curing eient nine months in year
Z. JOHNSON, of Shannon.
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wiLLi%MT HooitMAx} Executors
powhntnn. Nov. %.

NTItGtNtAf Al roles he'd in TIE CeiE's Once NJ The
tha"cetv District Court of Williamsburg, the goth
drs September 1879
John Adams, eS'or OF Richard Adams, ADD Ierrgr w.
Ilunley Plaintiff
Against
Henry ~ Corhin md wifc, Garter ". nraxon Robert
Gamble Philip Montague. Brrisin Say ofHenry
v. Cnfbn. William Hrgd in hisrwn right admcr De
bonis ~ Rifhsd Oorbin, obert VI. Spencer. Waef
ealv Henry Gains, Hirlnrd Woodward, Randolph Cur
hin cssr efGawin l. corbin aud John Fadnt,rot eSor
OF Neitcca r. Coriin, defendants.
he defendants Henry r. Cnin wife and lIepjan,fa
8 having entered their appearance and given security
according 10 the " Assru,Hv and the of his
AMI appearing 10y satisfactory evidence thar they
irbatanis NJ ibis roIptrv; motion e Tho
plaintiffs by their roHus II ordered that The SAID defen
de- appear here first Of tc next term and
The hill NJ tho pltutif-, and thai copy ~ Ibis
order be forthwith lretted n Of the newspapers pub
lsied IN the ey of itichnonh sr months
~ and posted The iron door Of the former Capt. IN he
CITY IT Williamsburg.
cor, -Tes,r, 10 CHRISTIAN, &C
December a., ft-VRr
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fEtiE sub>chrrs eipuN rrrd Nv the pTesdcnt ana
directors oi the James Rive c0upnnl rPcei, pro-
p"Sa tor part nj r Loans authorised be procured hy
them by an act OF tue General Assembly passed 94fh
dav at February 1898 entitled" Az making more e6ec-
an provision TO carry iHo effect the eniied act
u amend The act cntiitd act for clearing and improving
the nTvRHiion ut James river, uniting Eastern
aud Nrstern waters bF the James and kanoN ha rivers
oni for other purposes"
al monies loaned in pursuance Of the said act must he
paid into he treasury the Of tie 2d Audtor-
Upon the pH,sni Of each lOSped fhe TrsasaeT
the CoHantO IN ,rH issue certificate Of fer he
amount the'eoE puyoriing that the 10
such Tender, hi &. he loaned viii,
thr interest agsed nnihH tie interest shall BE- semi
nuay Panilat IL, principal u irredeenale for
twenty years aud afterwards be redeemed pleas
OF the Legislature.
JEBNAN BAKER, Treasurer.
sem 39-n brown, Jr Audtpr
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70 .lfd'y " Turner, WHliGm w. Turner, and
ohn h. Turner, ciidyeH anil heirs IF Jahn Turner dee
YOU have NO place of redenoe known TO me, take
~ ibis method Of Notifying that The legacy which
Non are entitled Item thr estate Of YOUR grandfather John
Turner dec Is IN apds, which atn ready 10 nav
10 you upon your executing reiunding hnnds in
less early application he made consider myself exoueratt
ed from the payment OF Interest after this notice.
JAMES TURNER, Sen.
Adm'0r Of john Turner dec.
Caroline County, Nov. %. Goth
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-12-11

write you old acquaintance. and ~ ore who
trust Is disposed ~ do Justice merit in any hudae oce
patton ~ life The late effort the Presidents Mes
sage into Richmond extraordinary one bv ~
Porter, and but for the aid Of the Potomac Steam Boat Go
could not have been effected. The performance there
fore seems 20 deserve notice Ennuir
has given ~ The facts, however, may be known e.
YOU; consequently farther notice could
not have been given by vpu.-fhe usual hour Of deprr
ure for The mail from Washington Is O'Clock r. 81 h,
10 order to meet Mr p arrangement the President Of i
Steam Boat Company determined detain the NJ ysrnon
steam boat which conveys the mail and Is nnpsuav fas,
u she could receive only The Presidents dpsssee hn3
The irtegencer containing the proceedings Co Ofs-
ai that day TO do hi. the boat detained m cocS
before she eft The wharf Size then Performed her tin NJ
ter exchanging her way nas Acssadria the Eor. and
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Departed this life on the c8h uf November Mrs MARY
NIL IAUbRi IN the Goth of her conort nf uc
John r Nrtianer Of Prince Edward She Ien husband
thTee sna children and circle ~ friends 10
nurn her irreparaie loss She hsd Tor the LAST three
years IN decline and seldom during that period enjoyed
moments cessation ifcIy rsin~i nc bore with als-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-12-11

IL persons having claims against the estate of MA
~ THEW BRANCH decreased, are 'eqnesied present
Them 10 The sulsc hrrs properly Authenticated and nj
hosr indebted TO make immediate syment o,hcir several
balances.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-12-11

mANUlbDl-On The i2ih an. by tie Rev Mr.. Fife DOC
tor " lLLiAM h"GlLE 10 Miss KITTY v. daughter OF
d.. Andrew kean---ail % GSurhntd county.
% the IL lust 10y tie Rev. Edward BAPTIST, Mr.. JOHN
IhEVlLLihN to Miss MANY, daUghfer Of The late Nc.
Frederic Arfyle--sll oi ffoociisnd county
Tn the 9Th last Nv the Rev. Edward Hnpst Mr.. THO.
MAS bAbEis, To Miss LUCY Ann, daughter Of te Iate
Major Jobs Treviiiisn-ail of tfoOclnnd.
en- Tuesday the 25il nit Scoviile in Pohafsn Nv t .
Rey, haw'd Blpsis', JAMES ROBEHTsON " Esq Reg'r
~ ne inh Vcr 60 the accomplish aud Mics
FRANCES Li6itTFOOT POtNDEXTER, eldest daughter
o'the late James POindexer ESQ. Of POrbaan county.