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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-12-14
SOUTH CAROLINA

Col Richard j. Manning Is elected Governor
Ior 'iie next two years the votes were, for
Manning 1903, FOn 60. AIR. Gaillard is re
elected Senator Of the L.. S. The votes were,
lst baliut Gala,d n, Hug.r So, Davis 35-
2nd do. Gaillard 80, Huser &C, DavisG.
Gov. Wilson has delivered a message to the
Legislature, which ani,.: ,dveris in pretty
strong terms upon the renonstrance of the
British Minister Mr.. Canning, on "a clause of
the b Carolina act " for the better regulation
and government OF free negroes and persons
"f color, and for other purposes - together
with The opinion Of Mr.. Writ upon the con.
stitui'df'alliy "f the same provisun.-The Co.
vernon asserts that there shuuld be IA spirit
OF concert and action among the save-huld-
Ing states, and "a determined resstanc. to any
Violation Of their local insttutions"- con.
cludes In the following words There would
be more glory la forming rampant with our
bodies on the confines ofour territory, than to
he the victims of successful rebellion" among
The negroes, ]" or the slaves of a great cvnsoi-
idated So,ernmentn
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-10-08

use OF the Conference, and these all FIRE
quentlg occupied for divine worship, during
the session Lfrge congregations generally
attended /; aud especially on the sbbhh,
al the houses were so CROWDED, as 10 make
it difficult Ia get admission into any Of
them. The public attention was much
excited, by the Wyaudatt Indians, from
Sandusky, five OF whom attended The
Conference aud two of whom, thro' their
interpreter, delivered public discourses =
Menunktu spoke in the Methodist meeting
house on Saturday, aud Between the Logs
in the meeting house on Sunday. we
should be glad, if il were IN our power, 10
give the substance of their dlscourses. we
think, however, that every person present
must have been convinced that very great
and salulary change has taken place IN
those natives Of the forest and that the
task of eiyiIizing aud bringing them 70 the
knowledge Of Christianity, is BY no means
impractlcable.
Both the Indian preachers expressed the
warmesl gratitude for the great things that
have been done for them and their nation.
They mention 10 the most feeling manner,
the former state of hostility that had exist
ed between them and the whites, and Their
present peace, confidence and affection
Between the Logs observed "that some Of
Their people were still opposed 10 that word,
aud wished Ia stop its progress; but IL
would be as easy for u man to stop lhun
der gust with his hand, as 10 stop that
word" They spoke of their own religious
experience and declared that they were
happy IN the enjoyment of religion They
appeared much pleased with the success Of
tue school amons them, and expressed IA
hope that their children would become
ministers of tire gospel, and missionaries to
the tribes ofInlians vino were still in DARK
ness.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-10-08
WANING.

II is timc that the friends o. Mr. Adams
were beginning 10 eXcrl themselves. The
friends of Mr.. Crawford III the ncighhorIng
counties are furnishing themselves With
tickets. Let not The hlends oi Mr.. Adams
lnse thu battle hy their bachnarduess.--
Where committees are organized, they
shoad take upon themselves Ia ser thai
'he people me furnished with tickets.
" here theie are no committees, the elce
tors themselves, Il The individual friends If
Mr. Adams should attend To this impor.
i.tot maltcr We shall next week print Il
large supply of ADAMS TICKETS, and
committees and individuals may rrcrive
them Oh demand There - ia pmc IL lose.
Che Isl Monday in next month is the day
uf election.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-10-08

his Triumphant eindieation Of her rights,
/ AS well from the foat-moolhed hsperslens
Of domc,t rarlipnlas rs from the unjust
claims oi afrosinl flrrigners. Whenever,
FELLOW ci "a. your country las been az
sailed, whnr,cf ~. The assallaut, his pen
has been engaged ia her ,iodieation; and
tu yoti. who have so.n the powerful re'o
lutinns ia public opiion during the last
century, and tie consequent revolutions
in government which have taken place IN
both hcmlsphcres, aud delaged them with
| blood, ituould not he worth ~ bile to speak
pf tie influence of this weapon Thesc
things are before you, and speak for them
selves. But we do tot resi- our support OF
/ Mr.. Adams here. We shall mol stop 10
ca,il with those who uieauly attempt TO
undefratr the value of Dir. A S services, and
absnrdy deuy han The possession Of Ia
! lcnts and integrity. II would be holding
rush light IL direct the Spn IN his journey
through the heavens. Tbase who deny
him these qualifications, are his personal,
hs inr,tetpte eueiIics, who would not be
licve ." Though one were to rise from the
dead :" ~, believing, would still continue
TO deny for
Chose convinced against their will
G. Are OF the same opinion still
There are, however, national consldera-
tions, which ought 10 be brought 10 bear
on the decision III this question, aud which
have IN = great MEASURE been lost sight Of
II is a reflection calculated 10 chll the ar
dor gnd damp the enthusiasm Of the patri
OIL that, At no distant period, IN" conflicting
Interests Of different portions of the Union,
brought into discussion on the recurrence
OF every presidential election, and magUl
fled by Interested politicians, viii cause lis |
dissolution. II IS feared that our federal
systcm-the only practical iAhJerium 4"
iBlperio in the science of government that |
The world ever saw, aud TIE possibility OF
which be Who had predicted a century ago !
had been sllgmalizrd rs matman and 4
fool-ths government, at once The adm ,
ration and the wonder Of the universe 1t |
Is feared, will fail a,ictim to sectional lea |
lousy. II bphUotes as 10 use every posi- /
bic prtraution te pre,ent the notification
of. Ibis prediction. As patriots--a as lovers
81 our couniry-as lGrcemen-we should
guard against every contingency TINT may
endang"I the permanency OF our system
of frderdtiye government, which stands
done, as beacon and landmark, and
which may be styled cmphaiicaIly, The
sheet anchor Of The liberties Of the Wo,id.
Virginia for 81 out out of So years has
furnished the Chief Magistrate of the ma
ton. In every contest, Massachusetts has
stood by the candidate Of Virginia, and
aided tIfcctually nprostratng federal Prin
ciplcs. She now presents for our support
an individual no way inferior 10 his prcde
eessors except as 10 the importance of his
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-10-08
AN ARRIVAL FROM the NOUN
TAINS.

ST Lo,is, .7ug. 50.--Aftcr an absence
of nearly three years, we are happy To an
nouncc the safe return of Mai. Henry, (of
the firm of Ashley and Henry with a part
of his company, from the Rocky Noun
tains.
lie descended tie Missouri in boats, to
ST. Louis, with "A cons siderable quantity Of
valuable furs, Sc.
In passing the old Arirkara y,iiage, the
Ress, who, it appears, have returned, aNd
are now N Feac>able procrssion.} invited
them to stop, with many professions Of
friendship, which however, were Disregard
rd. No reliance can YET be placed in their
promises, as it IS believed they are far from
being friendly.
We learn, from Council Bluffs. that
twenty-five Spaniards arrived at Fort At
kinson, unaccompanied, however, by the
Mexican Commissioners, whose arri, al at
that post was So anSioUsly anticipated. II
is sad that the Governor Of New Mexico
was unable to afford them such an escort
as was deemed suitable, and that the cx
petition was. for time, Or, perhaps, al
together abandoned.
We regret this failure, on The pant Of the
Mexican government, the more, as we
learn, that several tribes of Indians had sent
in dcIutatens, with whor, we have no
loulst, friendly relations might have been
estahlished-,a result much to he desired,
as web ON account Of the Spanish settle.
ments as ofintercourse now carried Cd be
tween them and our enterprlsing Citizens.
-aeS0-
In North Carolina, the citiZense or Ra
leigh and Fayetteville are concei ting ar
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-10-08

A ftcr the nomination Of Mr.. Clinton was
announced, Mr.Wheaton invited his friends
to withdraw and protested against the pro
cecdngs, and the New \ url aud Columbia
delegates, with five or SIX others, retired
The venerable Judge Finch, ol Orange, and
Gen. Van Ordcn, Of Rocltand, remained in
the Convention.
Mr. NieIe of Saratoga, and Col llanes,
made very able speeches in favor of Mr.
Clinton and Mr.. fmch, of Orange, Mr.
Wheaton Mr.. Stevens, of Cortland, Dr.
barstow, Ct Tioga, and Mr.. &. Smith, Of
MADISON, spoke against the nomination
Mess's. Flaeh, Smith and Stevens yielded
10 the wishes VI the majority.
.ss4s."
PnILApELPHIA, September eT.-Gen-
Grad Ia FAYETTE and suite entered
Trenton on Saturday evening last 10 dine
There he was met by .1qaaa a, Brotcae,
Esq. the delegate from the Phila delpha
Committee, who made defnitive arrange
mcnts for the reception an! escort to CHS
city. Yesterday morning the Gerrral pro
posed to go to ChrrCh at Trc,,on. In the
afternoon h. was TO ride over to Borden
town r., visit lie Compile SuryilIiers, and
r";urning To Trenton in the evening, s'osp
there last night. This morning he is to be
handed over by the Governor of New
Jersey, to the Governor of Prnnsy lvania
| and the philadelphia Committee AT Nor
risvilIe.- He viii dine in Bristol to day, &
sup and sleep at the Arsenal at Frankfort
10 night-to- morrow morning o.r CO.
viii ee che.red BY his presence,
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-10-08
METHODIST CONFERENCE.

: EVANSVILLE, lOhio,) Sept. 1.-THE
Ohio Annual Conference of the Methodist
Episcopal Church commenced its session
III this town on the I'd inst. concluded on
the 10Th. Bishops Mckendree, Roberts
aud Soule, and about one hundred preach
els, attended the conference. The Pres
bytrr'a9 and Baptist Churches kindly offer
ed the Csc oltAcig meeting houses for It,
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-10-08

The utmost hilariy and ioy prevailed IN
Trenton on Saturday night. There was
me universal hurst of feeling throughout
the city. such was the immense crowd,
that the mail lrom Philadelphia had l0psss
round the city, and enter the east street,
aud the carrier hid To lne The bag Oh his
head aud shoulders distance OF about 200
yards-Cowpcr's i" Posi- Man high heart
~ he Has,* nOuld hardly have whistrd
under such "A b1rthen. Two Beautiful
arches were thrown over the Whole wide
street and brilliantly illuminated With vari
egated lamps. The room in which The
General dines AT BisplIam's, MAS also very
lastrfary adorned. During the feast, the
company we're rtgaled with Gne band of
muslc-Many distinguished persons were
present as well IN an official capacity, as IN
that Of guests. The Governor of n. }.
Gen. Wall, the Adlulaut General, Col. Cox,
Major llnlstea, aud many others whose
nanles we regret that we have not before
US BY appointment, the General and suite
retired at nine, 10 sup With the Venerable
Society Of the Cincinnati. In the COURSE
Of the evening, Robert L. Lang, Esq. Of
New York, aud djutant Mnniord. OF Phil
adcIpha, we're politely introduced by the
Adluaut General.
After the Gruerai had retired, the Com
pauv remained to miogle song, toast, aud
sentiment logcther.fIhe several candidates
for the Presidency were remembered each
with bumpers, aud, TO close the presiden
la toasls highly distinguished gentle
men gave with an enthusiasm which was
promptly returned, Al honest President
Of the United States
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-10-08
Ertroct Of Letter rccetued at .Nt,o York,
dated
NArcnrZ, August IS, 1894.

NATCHEI, August %, IS2i
Natche2 still continues healthy, though
there have been several sudden deaths IN
the neiShborhood Among them are JnA We
Winston, Mrs II. Walker, Mis-. George
Banks, old Mr.. Graw, DR.. Morris, and Mrs,
Trumhull OF Jefferson county. Every ho-
dy is on the alert, aud ready 10 fly at the
first alarm Under these approximations,
yo9 may suppose there is nolhlns doing
money is now entirely out of the market.
Every mail and steam boat brings us.terri
bic accounts of the fever in New Orleans"
The Hon. LOUIS WINSTON, mcntoned
IN the above letter, WAS a man Of uncGm.
mon worth Of character. 1t is with deep
regret that we find him, in the prime oflItc
and the midst Of his usefulness, numbered
among the victims Of the dreadful malady
thai almost desoIates the Mississippi cotu-
try and his death will be equally drpiorcd
by his numerous connections and friends, ]
Nat. lat
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-10-08

aHTHfUCfHfN ffff auHtn.SifHfibu I'll hIs8ddH
a. the latter had ontstfipl'ed The conai'ta
tian" Tan you give snnr sailrages for
man whosr political opinions have assume
81 mary shapes and eelots, io sui Tn
plIant hnnor OF the hour, AS Ia render !
/ dnuhtfll whether lie - for rs ur agdlns
usa2 You eannut surely vote for such :
man. But theae are not thr only objections
L. him. When ~ arg aware that upon al
occasions thai hatr artsen, ~ which iher,
has been y conflict bctwten the conelative
poncIs Of the general aud Stale govern
mrnts, he has always pursued course de
cldpdly obnoxious fa tie Virginia creed
/ that he insolently attributed the oppoallon
4 of Virginia to celebrated measnrc 10 IN
ferestcd motives, aud slaudcrcd Der leglsla-
TURF 90 The loor uf Congress, ri during
to instruct her senators II oppose R-lhai
nc voted against tie embargo, whcn ihai
MEASURE was actually necessary, aud,Hhen
il bad accomplished al it could accomplish
voted against IFS fepnd, declaring HAT Il
WAS a WE measure aud ought not 10 be
abandoned, IN both eases actlns ~ direct
opposition Ia the republican party, 10 Which
IL. prufrssrd to belong that he rdculrd
the message af Mr.. Madison, recommend
ing energetic measures in the then poltru-
,'as t'isis 81 ""' hal.",'' 'u''9 "'
I'hlFp III 'ir th"'us y" ''i, u. '.'s' >
IN drcry my our fr buH frjgates, which
n'Ne "o,n' we 90 iif'''' ~ '.'i'''N
tenonn FOR The Shiytd bunting that floats
II lhc maat hcad-uncn W. have reason 10
brlctr that he Is ia favor Of the Tariff law
passed Al the Last session uf Cbu1ress-
','' ''.,,'..'
~ 'ii' 'N''"'''', " '''',' ~ - "'
DC anu ''o'o h"'''z' ''3' P'",s' ~"
W. ~ us me- 80 -
'iaiii'''o 'o"''' ~ '''' ~. ~ ''"''
III illa' nelar'"as s,"' NV, '"' ~ IN ',',5
We ht'ro, anu '"'''i''' III, I''' S'' u ~
'Aaou'' t''u'i'o" '''u VIZ y ''s ~
NJ a'iehlP''a l" an pos" "u NV "dt'""
~ a faHe'lai VA enB'he H'us"' WIN ," "iu'"
I'os'r 10 us ho'r'l.F'- We e'''''o' "'su''
Hl"'ncs, ~ 10 '''e '""''e ", ""Sni :"
,ptso'' WI ~" Pe'P,' ~ '"e""'' '""
my VOC io' WI '''h'"
II * hardly necessary 10 mnenhon MI
LAY. No agricultural STATE vii support
Virginia, We 'eflly be1eVe, be
could moi obtain 300 votes.
or Gen. JAGKSoN we wnn,d sneak
/, i'm all ,he r,sncct which Ia. oer,,c.s emit
lie him IA and were services in fine field
fl. oplv criterion liz which ~. w.re to
.,dpc Of the Gfnegs Of an individual for the
,,,a.id,rcy tbre, il mn ,tl,., man in the
.rrion Who's claims nicbl h, hacked by
orl, ,n,nsvcralJ. ,rg'ments liz could
,,,nt ,,.t Tho r,a,,icrs of G.o,,i, eayrd l.,
~ ,,crr, md nar.n, er,nc. f'no, rho 6or
,ors NJ tIe Iodi,n tsn,,bq,l,- hr conld
,n;at r. e.,Ilcmrrfe n,w L~rdenrd Win |
he cn;fs ot tb, hn.b,nJm,n,s toll, that,
,nt far linn. would bayc brcn drsnI,ie in
nm and Irldrn.L with ,be hIonJ If Il.
women and rhildr.n. and cav
, 7Hiy js mn ,co,t ., Abn,c Mi. he conlJ |
min, ~ TIN sniras nroll,,ns-,oi lie street.
Lrnn@rI with f,rro7en-ta i,s ,bnr,rs
',,da"c;,n -. ,,,.sna,,,,. nr.,er,o1 e.,
hn tarcl If ,,. ,nn5nr3, XanJals Ly IA. |
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-10-08

-"s Ss~..
Erteact ETA Letter, dated

I1IEtUH q q ltIttf, dated
" Cadl-, ing. 3.-You may rest assured
there is squat arising, The French have
a force at .adiz, and intend to- send the
new Spanish recruits to America. john
Bull Is Oh the ieol out-taIling NJ iFans-
ports, So lD3Hq .3tr
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-10-08

ErscaS,on q Pirates, At K,neston j..
NORFOLK, Sept. 22.-kingslon
ca papers to the 2Glh Of August
celsed at the Commerci4l l.,ad,s, I e.
They furnish The following. i,uI.r, q
the execution of the pirates " la w..
pretended by the vigilance Of III. :.
Cruizers in April lust, aud of y 5,. "'
aud condemnation we baee alrc,6,.I
counts. The fate Of these wfets, ~.
to be hoped, vii have samrar, ~
lettering their guilty associates ul' ''
elude the grasp OF justice, from The ~.
ton of similar alrurilies.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-10-08

/ 4 Committee Ol tDhncls, lhe eNtodN Ia
rouche and attendants, Ieit this city yestef
/ day morning for MouisTllle, opposite
! Trenton. We understand the Secretary
Of the Navy will ,isit our city aud partake
oflhc festivities.
The reception Of LA Faycttc will be much
more splendid than we had anticipated
[Daity .hr.
=" He vhiaties as he goes, fghthearted
tcfetch,
To him indifferent scbcther griqor joy
-..,aps."
SPLENDID PREPARATIONS.
The New York Evening Post Of Sdtur-
day, says, we learn from gentleman who
left Philadelphia yesterday, that business
for day or two past, has been almost en-.
tifgiy laid aside in that city, and that ali
hands aud hearts Wcre engaged in orna
menting tie place fol the reception Of Gen.
La Fayette. The corporation had ,oted
S25,000 for thu purpose, and magnificent
aud splendid triumphant arches of ever
greens, entwinrd with roses in the most
tasteful manner, were thrown over the
p,incipal streets through which the general
Was 10 pass, one Of which cost upwards Of
six hundred dollars. The militia for sixty
or seventy miles from the country, were
marching into the city some had already
arrived and cncampcd in the nelghboihOod.
1t Was calculated that upwards of 10000
mcn would be under arms to pay grateful
tribute of ,cspect to the " Nations Guest -
Can.l boats were arriving almost hourly,
Ioadrd with ctlzcns from every village
bordering on the Canal PRO, isioGs had
risen enormously high-- Butter, which
could be purchased last Week for eighteen
aud a half cents, sold last faursday for
forty Jyfy ctHtS.
-GGG--
something OF Tue s'n,e ''t "n'Ch P''F@-
iaaon5 are making III lhllau' NM |" 81
come LA fayeur, may be J'a5.u oi rom
the 'o.9"'hs 2ataglaP"s
| from nc fh""HeSihta t'"26te'l
IN approaching ''S'iN'' ,'aH o""s'" an
! aston'eiaae Use ID our ,nWNels' bu',er,
which could be poteo's'a 'aSl Week Tor 10Y
cents, snld yes'erua9 al lof|y HAS ceo'' per
/ pound
Yesterday afternoon al one tio'ht 4
detachment oil N"luo''t's' ".a'' ,,'e '"'''
mand oi hal. urai' t" rom i'ea"''o
Ihey enboarheu III 'h'tf paeA'' "}''9 VII
lnesday evening", aug a'ci 'o'3''',
voyage down, 'ahufu on '"F W., w" VI
the Achul lhill'" ll'ue htio" an 4'". '
Bridge. They thence escorted csc, Coy ny u ult
Lancaster troops mate'i'' "e,o ~. ' ~
hndge 10 the qua, ter. pro''uee A'' ''-'''' 1t
the LA f'yeue BARRACKS, ....n. -.
Ihree companies ~ N''''na' W "''p,
romman" "' SaP'"'S N'n''e'' Wy e, ['l',,
and 9i'p''ns' arFn "a '','s ''u',,',I t,H io'
nas'ols a'u ,'"t'a''u "F ~ , y, much 80
n ! Nv ''" >0'' '''''N ' y q ~
e'N j., u.,..., ~, ,,...,. G..
from "e - '"'"s1g" h ~, MY '''''' "'P
o....,.'' 9'o" - .,.....:.;...
." .r'd' Is NV oei''''u w Fry ,s',,'s Il
n''"o1,i'''.' III consequence VI 'le w ""'
10 see e'n Lid t S.'''c', ''''a our mann" ,,',
has p'." ''so''tu |" 'oi d -auPpe. III
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-10-08
NEW YORK CONVENTION.

BY the following, from the .1tbaag DGity
.hrati8cr, of Friday last, 1t viii be seen
that the Convention which assembled at
Utica, last Tuesday, have nominated De
WlTT CLNroN for Governor, and JAMES
TAILMApGE for Lieut.. Governor.
uTIcA, September 81.
The Convention have, after two ballots,
to-day, come To the following result;
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-10-08

~ The semi Weekly Paper At ) and Tie
weekly Paper, AZ - per a"'.aa' at'''Ae ="
advance. No inscription ~ iIliso ieeeis al Tor
les fsne iiinl, ID months aad Ho paprf III
be Discontinued {hut al tic distr'tiah at Tie
Edilorsy uatil ali atrcafaees ar paid
Il Advertisements Rfli lte inserted nj 81
ecnts pef s4narc lof les-) the hrat timc. aud
81 i ccnis fof each continuance. Those
from distance NM be Inid tar rle,inns to
ihcir Insertion. or the payment assumed by
some responsible person IA lYnrhhars
IL Chauerry Orders are inserted for 80
dpilafs
Allleters ad1resse1to The Editor, mus
b. rasf PAin.-or they vii not hc attended 10
-@----- -
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-10-08

The Mayor of dis City announces, there
is good cause TO believe that there is no
danger ttrom the Small Pov) in approach
ing every part of our City lfnrw dan
gers shall occur he pledges himself to
make them public. Rich. Eng.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-10-08

We cannot but admire tits Bull, and also
the loyrHy of the murderous black ru'ta9 ~
Ferdinand the adored He too .donht'
thought like AIr. Secretary Ganl, that lus
trade on the Indian Coast should not bt df''
but pay some slight dBiies Jof gpter al eoF'
H!eAce.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-10-08

The .Herandria Gacette says, "The sum
mer sickness is beginning to subside in the
valley of Virginia"
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-10-08

OfNe PrqieS leho murderea On, i,
rood q he George .3ngns, aa'l >, .f =
cd her, The Spring Rird, aad ssr,.'., 'a e
a,ece.Je ~ u 5a
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-10-08
TIE NiRGlNIAN.

MCEARu Il. 1oIEit = iolIN toilAt
Isabtisa,rs VII. Laes q tbe iatoe.
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LYNCHBuRG. OCTOBER a.1geL
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-04-27
NlRRIEN

In this town, by Rev Mr. Smith, Mr. Levi,
Stetson, 70 Mi0 Elizabeth Walker
On Sunday evening By Rev SIR Stfeeier M
Heufy Chapman, To Miss Hannah Bond, both Of
Westhrook-
10 Biddeford 18Th inst. by he Rev Nj Webster
Capt. ABRAHAM Leavitt Of Scarborough 10 Miss Fan
rs Cauis, Of the former place.
In Boston, Nj Thomas Eaton, 10 Miss MARY
phelea
n Italy, ne Ex-Empress Maria Louisa. widow
az Napoleon Bonapa,te, 90 the Count Nyperg het
Chamberlain a very homely man bot a gallant or
hceF, Who has lOsi eye " haule
Ia Kennebunk, w Joseph Thomas, Esq Mr. Johs
Cousens, 70 Mis- Olive MADDOX
In Boston. M. John Dorr, editor Or the Liucolr
lptelligeneer. WiscHsse,, 20 Aliss wary A'en.
n MachaS, Mf Moses Peuegfew, 70 Miss Man
Libbey
10 Fryeharg. on TIE 18th inst BY Hon judah
Dana, Capt. Charles Wadswouh fson Of Cam
Charles Wadswodh,) 70 Miss Sally r. Lewis
both Of Hiram.
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