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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-04-02

TSY virtue Of deed Of executed rs 10y Thomas
- Taylor and Lucy w. his wife, The 24h oC Nov,
1919 which Is Of record 10 the CLERKS office Of Hcnrico
c0uniyand 10 obedience order 0f the United Stes
court nth circoit aud Virginia district, shall rs rus
tees, proceed o sell At pablo auction Thursday tie 9Th
day OF Aay next % The highest bidder Tor cash rs 10 ali
sun under $50 dollars, aud npOn credit Of " months
as 10 OIL sums abUve 10 dollars the purchaser give bond
and security with deed trust upon The property
payment OF the purchase part OF Lot No. en- 4
.treet and part Of Lot 40. 707 on sweet And on the
oowing day II O'Clock the residence ~ tie said IT,
Taylor, "li his household and kitchen furniture four
wheel carriage aud pair Of horses, several mich cows
Nc'@c' =. W ROOTfS
ID. WARWICK,
April 2 if2k 103--tds =. II. UAgyTF
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MoNreoMgRY Couhr HOUSE. Va.

MONTGOMERY COURT HOUSE, Va.
esd March. 1874.
addressed yon last mail, in relation to the
escape OF Daniel Wohlford from the the jail
OF this place. He, to the astonsbment of the
citizens, returned 10 The jul Yesterday, after
wandering through the country in the neigh
boIhood of town, for the last three days.
Finding il impossible, he says, to effect his
escape, and being unacquainted with the
country he thought it best to return. We
are in n fair way of experimenting the person
whe aided him to escape.
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APPOINTMENT

We understand that Mr.. Monroe has NOM
mated Col. James Robertson, Jun. the pre-
sent Register of the land Office of this state, 10
be collector of the port of Petersburg, in the
room of Gen. Joseph Jones dec We have
not the remotest objection to the appoint
ment of Col. Robertson, for whom we have
the highest regard, further than we consider
the singular course pursued by Mr.. Monroe, as
neither creditable to himself, nor Just TO the
lair pretensons of some ofour most WORTHY
citizens. PETERSBURG Rem
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senate OF tie United States rather t,an confirm. o t,s
nrgan Of sentiments, the advocate measures SO ipug
SAINT TO his political principles lie obe,ed Il was true n
The first instance the instructions constituents whi
manifested his devotion the constitution Nv r. warm
Is exyatiaed on the zeal and ability which Mr. A. had
discharged all the duties conded 90 him. in the course
which he had given incontesbie evidence of
to the most important Interests of the government and
pie OF adherence TO Republican principles aud OF unrv a.
led ability in sustaining them-auJ concluded BY offering
the Resolutions which follow. fBeaeon
AT meeting Of the citizens the Borough Of Norfolk
friendly to the election of John Quincy Adams to the Pres
dency of the United States convened pursuant to public
notice in the newspapers the Town said Borough
on Saturday evening, March 81,
Col Stephen Wright was appointed Chairman and Tho
mas g. Brougbton Secretary.
The Meeting being organized the following resou,iops
were moved aud adopted unanimously.
Resolved, That the integrity the distinguished abilities
aud the long and faithful services of JOHN QUINCY
ADAMS entle him TO the highest confidence the Amer
can People.
Reoiued, That in the opinion OF this meetinp he eet-
ton oil John Quincy Adams the next President of the
United States, will the appreciation large maori
" 1.-THE people oftbese Saes that this meeting from
thorough conviction of his exalted talents viii
use all honorable and constitutional means to promote his
election to that high Office
on motion fJoseph H. Robertson Esq. who remarked
that the subject had adverted to in the notice b
which the Meeting was convened-it was
Resolved, That this Meeting highly appreciang The re-
publican principles and the military services Of General
ANDREW JACKSON, will in like support him Tor
the once OF Vice President of the United States
Resoped That Col. Stephen Wrigh, be recommended 70
the people OF this and the other electoral districts Of the
State obe designated the General Ticket as the Eec,or
Tor this district.
fss9Usd That the following citizens, wit Albert ALI
nmnd r. Tabb, John A. Chandler, Joseph H. Robertson
Alexander Gait, Thomas q. BrougLton, Hamilton Shields
and John CaproD be Committee of Correspondence to
concert with "ber committees individuals the several
counties OF the saie such may be necessary
for forming electoral in favor of the election Of
John Quincy Adams President of Andrew Jackson
a Vice President of the United States.
ResO'1ed That the proceedings this meeting be pub.
iished in the newspapers of this borough.
And then the meeting adjourned
STEPHEN WRIGHT Chairman
THO. G. BROUGHToN, Sec,ry
Glt has since been published that Mr. Amand was no,
present when he in the Committee of Correspon
dence---E - -S''~SP""'
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July %. 1923.

NlkGlNlA Al u Superior Court OF Cbsnotr IeI1 an
Williamsburg, the 23d day of Jangary 132l-
ls"pelIh y. StHbDsi appsHant) On the motion Of the
- - rs SsherT who has had the
hiN hands TO pass his claim for supporting the said slaves
nc anh u being suggested that the said sheriff had The
ordered aod decreed that Of the commissioners oihis
said slaves, while they the hands of The said sheriff
and they we're employed by the sheriff whilst they
were IN bis the the said com dire
ed to ascertain What the value Of their services which
account the said commissioner directed 10 report 90 te
court IN order to ina decree. hut the question az s
iy for the Of maintenance Of the said slaves is moi
he adecr 10y this order, the intendng ~
Tx that liability where Il should properly rest.
a copy-fese. ED. CHRISTIAN, &C.
Corumssouss Office, G'5utsftY The parties Interested
COURTHOUSE, March o. 1924. hereby no,iGsd ,i,,t
have appointed Thursday the 10th day OF June ne IT. In
commence the duties required by the ureginr rr' M
the court; which day 10 o'clock A. NJ. tbev are re-
qured to attend this Office with such evidence as NAV he
necessary TO support their several preiensions.
April iO8-wsw TIL. AMORY Com.
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II. A. HOLCOMBE

nFFERS his services as COMMISSION MERCHANT
- 10 The Planters, who trade Lvnchbnrg. His knn-
ledge OF the quality of Tobacco, his foreign and
chasers in this market viii enable him 10 40 iuIce 10
cry plaster who may confde produce to his care.
Lynchburg, Feb. q. a4-if.o.4
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ID. W. & G WAkWICK

II AVE for sale in Store-TIN PLATES COPPER in
sheets and bars; 3dv wgt. NAILS sacks Of SALT (;
crates OF Larihenware hampers Of Bottles pig ballast
Tar bolt hoop aud sheet lrOu Nail Rods Scvthc Blades
White Lead Shot Window Glass Pipes Crates
stourbrdge Fire Bricks Spanish Brown Grind stones
ana noIlen stone. March 2s fO6-it
NOTICE Is hereby given that all cells the LunaIc
Hospital in tue city of Williamsburg occupied aud
That no m"rc patients male female will be received
the said hospital until some Of tue said cells vacant
Due notice of which win lie given
by order Of the Court of Directors.
LEONARD HENLEY, c. ID.
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HAILEY'S COAL PITS.

fEHIS we'll known estate in the county 81 Chesterfield
Virginia, and within - miles 81 UiChuond, D. offered
or 'sle o lease 10 ct sale viii br In
western ant~or negrne One Of The proprieyS vii be-
on Tie premises ia the vicinity from tie - 81 Nav unti
The last Of jane ncxt. CHARLES RAtLEY
AprI Ie3--iiIe UA%U0Lpir BAILEY.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-04-02

drch <J-Ihe citizens OF this place favorable tn the E.
lection of JOHN quincy ADAMS to the Presidency,
sembed NJ the Cour, House Saturday evening. The
proceedings will be found below.
In continued residence of nearly nine years
never witnessed so large aud respectable meeting Of
inhabitants upon any OCCASION The Hall crowded to
ov lowing, aud assert no popular as
sembage, in this county, distinguished by more
good order decoruH The general hearty acclaim
win which the resolutions relating sir Adams
ried, left minds the impression there was per-
iect unnnimy with all present respects that gentleman
and although there difference Of opinion as
Gen JACKSON claims to the viee-Presidency, consi.
derable majority Of no person was named
in opposition him
The meeting opened by John A. Chandler Esq with
an address sf considerable length in which he advered
10 the origin OF the Caucus system which he disapproved
but said il had been expedient concentrate the
votes and strength of the democratic party from the cahd-
oates being Of different political principles but contend
edhat rs all the candidates upon the present orcoson
professedly Of the political parry IL only
necessary but an assumption OF power, and attemp
dictate 10 the people, which ought to be resisted Mr. @.
spoke also Of the General Ticket law which be declared
was never intended, by those who procured enactment
toreaia the free Of the elective franchise the
most inestimabe privilege Of the citizens Of this free He
pube AMI although Legislators had taken upon them
selves TO nominate Electors for the people, II perfectly
optional with the latter 10 accept their services in this
respect to choose Others agreeable with their views
The ticket which bad been recommended to the people, by
Tue late Legislature, In support q candidate who
was not the choice Of this district and perhaps Of the
people Of this State, therefore incumbent those
who dssented from the nomination., get up such ticket
as should be with their opinionsbey bound
by common regard theirown rights to take such ser.
MI O. In taking general view Of political history Of
The country placed the claims Of ir Adams IN
very imposing light from the distinguished part which
ne had sustained nj IFS most important epscls.
Joseph H. Robertson Esq. followed mr. Cbsndier-he
presented in short but eloquent and impressive address
aView Of the whole political u Mr.. Adams from hi.
br embarka,ou in public life, his entrance bis pres
ent elevated and important trust. lie ably refed the
charge OF Federalism urged by his opponents, by
enee to the part he bad acted in those and
which formed the strongest upoints Of discrimination be-
"eea The two political parties and particularly ld,ered
3" his independent, conduct IN fesignng his ~ ,le
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country at large, 10 pro luce collision be
tween the two Houses Of Congress In con
sequence of this conviction, he was prepared
to recede from the amendment.
The question on receding was put and
carried.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

REVISION OF THE TARIFF.
The House then resolved itself into COM
mittee of the whole on the state of the Union,
Mr.. Condict IN the chair, on the bill to amend
the several acts laying duties on imports.
Mr.. Clay took the floor, about half past ele-
ven o'clock, in reply TO the Speech of Mr..
BARBOUR, delivered on Friday, and in support
of the general principles of the Tariff Bill
o'clock, he gave way TO motion for the COM
mittee to RISE. and
The committee rose.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-04-02

April 2. f03-w4wt
NIHGINiA AZ superior tourt Uhancery holden At
the Capitol in the city Of richmond The 18Th day Of
March, tG24-
Robert fasbns, John Straon ndror NJ Edward C;oo,e
deceased and Peer Branch. well behalf Of them
selves other creditors of Hairy Ici decreased who shall
come in aud contribute to tue expense Of this suit Ts
Against
beverley Randolph executor and Trustee appointed by
the last III and testament of Harry Irh deceased and s
dcvisce under the will, John eth Harry IIetb end
beverley Heth, Archibald Harrison and Cattaine his
wife, late Caiharioe liei, and Caroline T. virginia and
Harriet C. eb, devisecs and lcracrs The sid Harry
He'll deceased, and Anne fietb widow or said lIauy icih
uecc'srd, PITS.
said defendant DO render before NJ tle
coprt m account Of his administration Of the estate NJ his
esaori Subsequent to ne last report made this cause
aud that The commissioner do also an account Of
ported which he produced before him after irving
eight weeks notice of the tive Of sarp such claims In
ore o the newspapers published 10 The city Of Richmond
requiring The creditors pfodure their claims before him
which accounts tie said commissioner is directed 10 epor
90 the court With Huy specially stated deemed nyr
unent by hmsef which may required by the varies
90 he stated.
a ropV--Tests WEI w WFNISr r. r,
COMMISSION E'5 OFFICE The creditors Of the ee
H"ha'9Hd March %, 1924 tate Of Harry TIetb decd
WI pirase ake notice, That have appointed the c7t ds
oi May next tu tate hef claims against said estate nj
or before which day, hey ttqured o. produce a.,
before properly authenticated my Office in this Eli,
70 enable me &C. report the aue r court ~ directed
I 'oe RaloresIpg o'oef AMOS LhDD, 81. C..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-04-02

Col. A"sin Smith, of King George, whose
name was placed upon an electoral ticket
formed in Richmond. by the friends of MIR,
Clay, declines serving he being decidedly in
favor of the election of Mr. Cram ford as the
ucxt President of the United States.
Frf}cricksbuyp H,roJd
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DOMESTIC.

NORFOLK, March 2G.-The United States
Ship Peacock, Captain William Garter,
got under way from Hampton Roads, yes
terday afternoon at 8 O'clock and was he
low old Point standiug down, with light
breeze, when the steam boa; Hampton crossed
The Roads, al O'Clock she proceeds 10
join the frigate United States, in the Pacific
These vessels compose the squadron under
the Orders If Co nm dorr Isaac Hull, des-
tined Ia iook after The interests of The Amc,i-
can Commerce in that sea The Peacock is
one Of The handsomest vessels Of her class in
the service, and is in elegant order. We
learn that she as furnished here with an ex-
celleni library, very essential article tn the
Improvement of her officers and crew on So
long cruise.
Ii. Beverley KennOn goes out in the Pea
cock, To join The frigatc United States.
Chief justice Marshall, John Branch, Sem
atorsfrom North Carolina, and John Ran
dolph OF The House of Representatives,
were among the passengers 10 the Potomac.
Beacon.
~ AIR. r. said day in Richmond and then returned
Ii nnNs.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-04-02

0'NoTtCE.-The Rev. Francis jerks from the Ths,io-
cca School in Cambridge (Nass will preach i'm the Ca
pllo ON Sunday next at II in the morning and in the
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-04-02

VIRGINIA LAND OFFICE, March ~, i8lI-
conformity with an act of the General Assembly of ibis
Commonwealth entitled An into one act
ne severe" acts concerning escheators do hereby make
SHOWN 10 AT whom II mny concern, that certificate IS
been received this Office from the for The nun
whereby happears that by inquest held
9h OF FEBRUARY 1874 certain tract OF land containing
two hundred acres lying in the said county oC Hsrro
on p"oths creek and 81 which certain George Carson
Ut Sezed thereof which land conveyed TO said
George Carson by Evan Thomas has eschene TO the
monweath of Virginia
). ROBERTSON, Jr. neg. L. OF.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-04-02

WAS committed to the jail Chesterfield county ms
w runaway negro man hy the uHins Of CHARLES
JONES, who says he Is free set Tree y
Captain Jones of Maryland The said Charles Jones goes
10y water sailor IS OF dark complexion, about so wears
OF Hge, feet inches hChhad checked shirt and
blue plains clothing. fany person such man he
requested 20 and prove his property. pAy charges
and lake him awayoiherwse ne will be dealt with ~ The
lBw directs. WM WfNFREE. Acting fsitnr
April 2. f08-viws
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-04-02

Inc National Joi,rr! NAV "lay tho Hatiering uncnn To
his soui"bur Virginia will no event prefer Mr. Adams
to Mr. Crawford-Mr. AS ticket in Virginia is a mere
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-04-02

Extract of a letter from gentleman in La
gnayra, 10 his friend in Baltimore, daIed
Sd March, received by The Abarilla g B. IR-
VINE arrived here fur days ago from Curs-
Goa alter confinement of sixteen mophs--
lie was liberated by direct order from the
King Of Holland, without trial, inasmuch pa
he had !p' directly nor indirectly violated any
laws of Holland"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-04-02

NtEOiKtA, 10 vii ~ iini1 holden in he n
ofthe Superior Court Chancery bo,den nj Sans.r
on the first Monday Ia August,
john Nelson,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-04-02

WILL be sold to the highest bidder Tor cash, et The
" Dhwhng Hreen, on Monday the 18th April IL = no
Caroline courtday. likely young negro men inS
10 the estate of William Minor deceased 800 SUE
WARNER w. MINOR Admir-
u will give Ten dollars per mouth for 90 strong ncvs
negro men 90 work ON James River Canal near Dover
-, IS ~ w. W. MINOR.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-04-02

" rs sHid that John Tanfer Esq is elected Congress
the place of hr. Rail deceased hy majority of about
take his seat
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-04-02
A1ANs ANp JAoKsoN MErrlva.

~ Alr. r. staid one day in Richmond, and then r
TO iDgton.-Eng,dr.r
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Plaintiff,

Henry b. Corbn and wife benjamin Say William Dova
~ bs "wn right and adinai lie bonis noa Of Rich
arc Cornn Robert VI. Spencer, Walter Healey, Henri
1ainfS' Hr'rge NJ HUXLEY, Philip Montague Carter nj
uSxi"n George Il Nicholson and Rnudelpd Corln e4oi
OF na"in l. CoIhn, John Fauneroy, exor Of htecca r.
w" 'r, ,l", ,r ,'oh"fn W"oc"ard DTS.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-06-17
CHARLfsros. May NM Say

CHARLfsroN. May II Mr. Say
Tors rev Canai Boat was blown ~
few days since near the mouth OF tn,
Santee Canal. This misfortune hap
pened by the breaking of "a carbov q
qua toftis, and the contents comins
contact with soma gunpowder o,
GARD Some of the h. udsin The DO
we're Injured, but rot materially IT,
70at was full Of goods for Columht
II of which it is feared, will be 10.
.or very Il ueh damaged.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-06-17
AFRICA.-A writer in PouIson's

AFRICA.-A writer in PouIson's
paper observes: Gas some persons,
not familiar with the state of the set
Elements on the Coast of Africa. may
entertain fears for the principal Eng
llsh and American settlements there,
IN consequence of the victory gained
by the Ashantees, and the death OF
Governor McCarty, II may he proper
to state, that the A shartee nation is far
remote from both Sierra Leone and
Measurable II is nation residing IL
the interior from Cane Cost 3or 400
miles below Messurado, and the cnusc
Of the baltic has undoubtedly been o
desire on the part ofthe English to 9,
possession Of its trade, and especiaI'
Of its gold. The Ashantees are sc
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-06-17

|, Ohio and Chesapeake Canal We
are pleased to find that effective means
have been adopted by the President OF
the United States, to carry into opera
ton the act of the last session, directing
the survey Of the canal route from the
Potomac to The Ohio. A board of
Engineers has been constituted, con-
SYST ing of Gen. Bernard, Col. TotteD,
and Mr.. John L. Sullivan, to which
will be attached DIR. Howard, of Bal
timore, Mr. Shriver, of Pennsylvania,
Captain Poussin, Of the Topographic
cal engineers, and Lieutenants Cour.
tenay and Dcttou, Of the corps of engi
neerS.
The board of engineers set out from
Washington city on Friday LAST Gen
Bernard and Mr. Sullivan are now ma
king reconnaissance on the Virginia
side, and will proceed on as far as Cum
berland.. Capt Fonssin of the topo-
graphical engineers, is at present in
Hagerstown, aid will proceed in a
day or two to Williar2sport, and from
thence he will make his observations
on the ronte up the Maryland side to
Cumberland, where he will be joined
by Gen Bernard and Mr.. Sullivan;
and from thence they will proceed to
Dntontown, the head quarters of the
board OF engineers, where the whole
board will assemble and arrange their
plans for the commencement of this
magnificent work. Torch Light.
Chesapeake and UelGioare Camel
The Philadelphia Register states
that the effective force now employed
on this Canal, is about equal to / 900
men. ---
Baltimore Shot We looked into
the shot tower yesterday, and were
not little gratified to find the estab-
lishmentin full and complete operation.
The p.o cess of drying, polishing, as
sorting, Sc. was going on with its ac
customed regularity, and a constant
stream of shot, at the rate Of a ton per
hour, was pouring from the height Of
one hundred and sixty feet into the
cooler below. No vestige Of the par
tial damage sustained by the recent
fire are to be seen--and the company
are now prepared TO furnish shot of
the best quality, and of the different
sizes, on their accustomed liberal
terms. Bali. Amer.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-06-17

AN IMPORTANT TRIAL, we are in
formed, will come before The circuit
court here on the first day of its adj
journed session, which is to day. Il is
a suit brought by the holder Of the
ticket for the 100000 dollar prize,
which was drawn IN the Washington
canal lottery, against the corporation
of Washington, the vender of the tick
c, having failed to pay the money II
is said that number of the most emf
nent lawyers in the nation have been
engaged by the parties
4AleI Her.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-06-17

London The population of Lon
DIT, at the last census, was 1874 600
nd it is said that workman and ma
rails cannot be had for the increasing
improvements.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-06-17
[Aler. Her.
NoRPoIK. June z. 1924

The Secretary and Commissioners
of the Navy arrived here last Thurs
day, from Washington. The next
morning al s O'Clock, they visited the
Navy Yard, on which occasion the
customary sautts were fired. They
afterwards repaired on board the u.
S ship Hornet, Captain Kennedy (ly-
ing below Town Point, waiting for
orders to proceed to sea- and have
since visitedthe Dismal SN amp canal;
to day they are toproceedto BurwelPs
Bay, up james River, in the u. S.
schr. Porpoise, Lieut.. CoT'dt Skin
ner On Friday, they issued orders
for the immediate equipment Of the
North Carolina "a, now lying at this
yard; she is TO be completely ready
for sea, in ninety days The object Of
fitting out this vessel is not known:
M, rumor, which is always ready to
solve all doubtful questions, says, she
is to be sent to France, for the pur
pose of bringing to the United States
the Marquis LAFAYETTE
Yours, &c. FL. G. LyFoRD.
Suicide 1T was stated that Stout,
who had murdered his wife, had han
ged himself in Brunswick Jail with a
towel and handkerchief. In his pock-
ct was found the following certificate.
This is to certify that win forgive
all the injuries done to me by my bit
ter enemies, so receive my everlasting
adleu. with hope Of meeting YOU in
better world, with my offences all
forgiven by God and man. ,Adieu:
| IN, j STOUT. Jr.
'Fhese few lines leave to inform
you that have made several attempts
to follow my dear Maria in vain,
but the next l hope will launch me
into herpresence, where we shall be
out OF reach of the malicious designs
of those artful wretches that separate
US in this world
J. STOUT, Jir.'
His dear Maria, as he calls his
wife, must have been very dear to
him when he stabbed her in nine
places. Nat. Adu.
Robert VAIN, Jr Esq of Pbiladel
ahla, has in preparation Life Of The
Marquis de Lafayette, to be compo-
Led from the most authentic materials.