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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-01-17
LIND E0R NALE-

oR sale my tract ofauJ in Abemsrle county heretofore
NY fesdsnoe consisting 500 acres about 1000 which
are VI The be: mountain quality, aud 900 lying below tie
ounisn and extending fcin II, generally Of good quality
nd remarkably well mhered sud watered Thetraotrs
The south ds II the Riysuna branch Of Jspes RIVER
gable for BsteauE 10 Milton, which within three and hall
niles. II FIVE miles from Charoesv lc, and from the
University Ofhs advantageous snaon for health aud
" remark need be made here The has ell the usn
ainPfovenents it, oOnoiions dwelling house, building.
for sersan and other domestic purposes, good stables
barns VITA hrehing Machines Erist and mill, with good
houses for and labor well posted for each purpose
sud oil 10 good repair Theaetnayh I've divided, aJysnsg
yDio several Pats,S will be sodiposed Of fdeed The pay
nent II the purchase msney may be msde by staInen with
very liberal credit, be agreed a the tune Of sale The
the stock Of every kind may be sold with the land
have also for sale another tract, Of rather than 700
aefe miles ofbe fyer northern
side, which lies we h Of good qualify, well iimbefed
gsered, aud base valuable vein ~ lime stone pl through
This set divided into farms each having dwelling
bonss, very cvmmodous for small family with necessary
buldng Credit will he given for this like manner
of the cher Persons inclined 60 purchase will address them
selves directlyto JAMES MONROE.
oaktid Loudoun county, Va. Agril ". Il5-G
rENHE General Meeting Of the Mutual Assurance Society
against FIRE on buildings IN the State Of ygnia will he held
January 1895
Jsn.S. 7a-~.d
ClTt O.
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.NOTICE.

Ohm BoSIER respectfully informs his friends and q,
- public generally, thai he intends the Hous,
Carpenter, aud JoiHers business, this city,
with Ellis Brown They will endesvour 70 give satisfaction
their employ and wall render any required assistance, either
Plsnnng making acts for, sud va
rOus Of bu,ldngor they will for building
They will also undertake hpl1ng Ia The country IL DO
to make IneonveneDi 10 teir business
city.
Shockn Hill, Jan IL. 7s-2aw4t
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Groceries, Domestic GO0d,

Groceries, Domestic Goods, Yc.
gt!r(1E sacks Salt, LivcrpoolhIled
SQ4 81 hid. ST. Crois and Muscovado Sugar,
40 bbls. refined do assorted
i9o bags green eof.e
so do Java do
40 boxes imperial and gunrowder teas
10 hhls Enslis leland n,nlasses
PuncheoIs Antigua rum
do Jamaica 10
) pipes fine old Coeuac Brandy
pipe half piPel
quarter do }suPeriOr SICILY VINE
~ bbs very old 5ih proof rye whiskey
81 do 9TH do do
30 tons assorted hsr iron
5 do pl ugh plates
Bstered aud German Steel
Pierson nalsand b. ada
3 tons shot
Halt do bar lead
30 Kegs BelVna powder
90 boxes tillow candle,
10 casl.s cheese
10 PcTnambuco hides
Gap, letter and wrapping paper
Cotton aud wool cards
Oing-r, pepper and rmento
Nollneg' birthstone aud .apeIe
Indigo, copperSs and alum
Niaddet, Mascatei rsisins
Solt .heied Almonds Spanish Cigars
Demslns, Sionewarc
Oknalurgs anL tckienhnrgs
5000 lbs. cotton yarn assorted
% bales $3.50 So inch brown hee,ius From the Union
do fine cotson shirtings M,uufac,orv o
do he'd ticking usrvlanl
pl,ids and stripes
For sale by WILLIAM ANDERSON
Sent. ~.
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W The ENQUIRER is published twice a week generally,
aud three times week during the session OF the Ltg
turePrice, the same as heretofore, Five Dollars per ann
payable III advance Notes of Chartered peceayiny banks
only will be received payment. The Editors euarsn-
the safety OF re~iiing them BY mai t. postage os all let
.ters being paid, by the writer's
IL NJ paper will he Discontinued (ui the discretion
the Ed,t.rsJ until all arreafages have hesn paid up
" Whoever wall g,tafaiee the payment OF papers
shall have tn. teuth GRATIS.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
~ One square, OFT LESS--Frst Insertion IS ccnts-each
continuance, So cents
! No advertisement inserted until has either reen paid
iur, ssumedh by person this city,
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PURSUANT 70 decree OF cOun,y c,
viii exposed sale 10 the hshest bidder on the Pte'n
Is,es on ts OH day February u far, Il not the next
)r day. on credit Of the Tract # land OF winch the
i,e Jn Anlerson died seised, the said county, lying
rsuakev RIVER miles below Hanover couflJuse, md
.hree miles above Hanover Town. continuing BY estiDaon
two hundred agd be the same more Of ies,Bo.
with approved security sn deed Of tu upon the lands will
lie teenred ofhe purchaser the purchase
Person. disposed 10 purchase wall be shen the lani 10y MI
anev Jones or M iIicbsrd 1lnBdey living immediately
IN ~ ,e,vh,,r,tiood. THE COMMISS lUN Frs.
-, 7J-tNt
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FORTRESS MONROE.

January 2, 1926. {
yE1IlE undersigned will receive SEALED PROPOSALS
ill the 4h Proximo fo the supPiyo Twenty Thousand
Pechcs OF TOM Tor the service Of Fortress Monroe
Castle Caihonnone half Of which he Of the very build
ing quality, and she other half be angular but rough
stone weighing not les. than thousand pounds The build
Ing to he following properties, stone to have
good beds aud Ia the length aud breadth greater
aud 10 bear such proportions To, the thickness, TO admit Of
so"d bond, aid 10 he Of such require eat two
men to !i IT, The Who'll. Of the be Of hard aud
Ia6ie quality.
The deliveries tobr made foo and in such
Of building and rough, at each port az the Eng-
ueer IeiihIending shall direct, viz:
Before the expiration oil the quarter rins Soth Of June
iS-6,
OF building, $500 perche.
Rough 1000 do
During the next qna'ter,
Oh Building, 500 perches.
Rough, $500 do
And during the last quarter,
OF BudinS, 1000 perches.
Rough, 2aDO do
The nspec 10 he made exclusis Engineer OF
eer each post by such other person e may appoint
TO perform the duty
Security 20 the amount Of oneihrd Of the contract will he
required aud the Of persous intended TO he o red
cites or tue faithful execution Of the contract must he
forwarded with the proposals.
c. GRATIoTT, 1t. Col. Eng.
Jan ~. 7a-IE.b
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REnOYaT-

IHlE subscriber has the well known stand atel,
occupied Oyster House by Mr.. T. Cooksey Opposite
the EiEe Hotel where he will keep the best OF
OYSTERS with Every delicsoy IuSury of the season. lie
returns tothe public h,s most thanks fr The knd
liberal patronage h, has heretofore received aud hopes II will
he continued ~ him long he may deserve Ills exert-
To- please ana to gave satisfaction will he ueDng, and
not" rs shall be wanting upon his part render bis housedec
aud respectable. JNO. Is. SEAWELL.
Jan. ~.
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mr. ESD GOODS.

WE are nov receiving by almost every opportunity from
w Rjcmoad fresh supply goods bought At auction,
he he's terms ny H. Is. Montague re.iding there for tie
purpose ~ giving additional advantages 70 eabl.hmeni Al
I'D. .e, a. well a, the one Pekiuonvile. From the
Lite we can sy with confidence that, having
erenced partner Richmond will he found much to The
sdyant,ge II our aud ourselves. We have just
reeeive also from New York splendid selection Of facy
Goods. bought cash by merchant of much Taste ~ ths
market; all Of which offer n the lowest prices Tor cash. o.
cotton Tor the latter. We will give the highest price deliver ed
Al vile OF to Fox AID MOniague, Richmond
MONTAGUE MOTLEY co.
r......ecyfe nee Gq-ff
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a TElCHER TV.4-WTED

YOUNG MAN desir ofiakng chgrge ola small School
"a aud who we'll the Greek
aud LAIN anguEts, Obtain employ the ptc-n
aud liberal wages, in gsutlenans family, living in the
Northern part Of the state Of ~ Carolina Persons e.irou.
Po.ais at the ohlee Of the Enquirer Compiler.
Jan. IA
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lore which doubts Of this kind ought to come. The
courts o. the Union were the proper tribunals to
decide such questions. Mr.. b. spoke short time
bill
Inc above embraces the substance OF the dis
eusson' which, in replies and rejoinders continued
some time. In the end, - ~
on the motion of Mr. Chandler, (who thought
,hcrshl OF the United States to interfere ought to
DE sscertalned before the bill passd,) the bill was
laid the table.
lne senate then proceeded in committee of
the whole, consider the bill for the relief of DE.
mas, Dennlns. A long debate took place on this
OIL between Messrs. Eaton, Hendricks, and Harri-
SOM and 1t was finally, ON motion of MIR. Smith,
laid on the table.
The Senate then spent short time in the consi-
deration OF Executive business, and then
Adjourned.
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E1ECU1IvE DEP1RT6fENT, !

EAGtOff r. Dfsfdhh 1ttsNAtt
Richmond, 24th May, t825. .
NIOTICE Is hereby given, that from this Tune forward al
persons Offering themselves princpaof securities 10
nv bond con4cto he approved by the Executive will be
TO the with adsyis In legal form
og The value OF the properly which they would bous hde
o,,ue7. after the payns1 Of ~ theirdsbts.
by oider, W ~. hlSuAhDoVsf g, g
Mns27 S==N
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ENGLISH SEINE THINE.
n A(fl\ lbs. hest English Seine Twine rec sn,Iy I'M
~ WV ported DIRECT from London, for sale IN &C
terms by Wal. WIN. GALT,Jr.
Dec 10. Cs
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LAND FOR SIZE

LIZ he sold on the premises the 18th day Of February
w neat II fair, IL not the fair
oil The county court Of Newkent, credit OF. aud
Two YEARS. the plantation wisreon Edrds- Roper resided
Tue e OF has death, tontaing about sou situated in the
conh! oil Newken on thu road leading 10 William.
ahou two miles below Providence Forge;
snd pace, another tract of Lnd about 500
his tract on the Chirk,homony river, within ,ir
M mentioned tract fhs furIusers viii required
INTO bonds with approved security, together viii
itu m the s't iosecure the purchase money Thesrsr
signed appointed b, the carr, SKID
uecfec mt" elect, will Knew the said Of Land
person wishing view the before the day OF SALE
JONES k. CHRlSMIAN,l =
JOHN II. CHRISTIAN, :
ROBERT CHRISTIAN, W
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VIE snhsciibers under the li Munasu. " M
transact general and offer IN, u SER
vices TO Their friends anJ the public generally. They pre-
eu 20 receive cotton SALE ami promise the
ciest attention any business entrusted 20 then. our H.
Monlasue will attend strictly the selection any goods
' iasy be wanting by country irien, either
ny private purchase Oisce ON Cary St. two doors above
M".eurc, hobnson& Pieasants. CHS. l. Fox,
DEC -. 69--tf MONTAGUE
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y1E partnership which existed between John S. Myers and
H. Samuel r. Williamson, Atornie at Law, this
solved by mutual consent JOHN s. MYERS,
SAMUEL r. WILLIAMSON
THE SUBSCRIBER
WI ILL continue practice the Superior and inferior
w COuris held IN this city. JOHN $. MYERS.
rTVHE sub,orbe intends in future devote his attention 10
frmins but will attend sticy 10 all business hefeOfurr
DtIu,ted To- his uutlIt,e same he completed.
SAMUEL 4. WILLIAMSON.
Jan 3. 77--2t
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A2.s40 tickets

A2SiO tickets S2If,200 Dollars.
Tickets in the Lottery he hal the Manager
ce under the E,gIe Hotel, thmond at the following
rate, Whole ticket 50 Halt do 50 Quarter do. ~ 50.
Packages twelve tickets cUh acing The So Nos of the
Lottery, which Of nccessry dfsm so 80 nett with
many for capitals shares Of packages may be had
q the rate.
Prizes IN the lotteries Of New York, N. Jersey Pennsyva
MA Delaware. MsyIand Washington city, VirgI"ia, North
ttfplina ani Lou.lua, will he received IN paymehi.
ORDERS encoyng The cash. prizes. above, Tree OF post
sge or shares viii meet with prompt attention, IL
g5lresed ~ J. u. YAlE5, Wonagsr.
a. MINrYHE, : s""
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VNAWAf fon. the susc. il. o.. ,,.. 40. ID,
day Vt November, negro tie property Mai a..
appes"n VI Newkeni, named ROBIN sometimes calls
hm>eii Robert Chamheiiayne he abou, feet inches
yh OF rather aight complications though a about
70 Yeas old am Induced TO believe will
10 get to Newfoih other Of the Northern
nas wiie at Petersburg, may possibly
ne m KING IA th"t place VIII give reward ,f dollars,
Caught IN The state, aud il OF the fifty dollars de-
fray all expenses. ABNER MITCHELL.
Jan. 4.
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A CORSICAN ROB ROY.

Leaving Vivario, we heard from the lips
of the poor cure, that the celebrated bandit
chleftain Gullucchio, and his followers,
we're Ill the margin of range Of noun
tains to our right, and from which we we're
only separated by ravine The cure was
busy in his vineyard when we passed, but
panlon, he left his woIk fow moment, to
Join us. I" Sir" said he, addressing him
selfto Mr.. Cottard, IL. feel myself in i'm
minent danger. Galluchio and his band are
in yonder mountains, and only few eve
nings ago received a peremptory message
from him, requiring three hundred francs,
and threatening my speedy assassination
should l delay many days to comply with
his demand. | have not the money, and !
have sent for some military to protect me. :"
With all the outrages Of which Galluchio
and his followers is guilty, he is by no
me ans devoid of moral feeling, and is quite
polished character when he enters into
private society, as learnt from a French
gentleman who had met him at breakfast,
at the house Of mutual acquaintance -
My friend, when he found himself in such
company, naturally betrayed little alarm,
but Galluchio rc-assured him, by saying {:
Z" You and yours have nothing to fear at my
hands" l should add, that this gentleman
has the supreme direction Of the public in
struction Of the Corsicans, which Galluchio
knew. Indeed, the people are SO anxious
for education, and set so high value on
its advantages, that there is no part OF the
Island which my friend does not travel in
safety his Office protects him from every
Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1826-12-09
MARRIAGES OF THE QUAKERs

When marriage is agreed upon between
two persons, the man and the woman. at
one OF the Monthly Meetings, publicly de-
clare their intention concerning it. At
this, their parents, if living, must either ap-
pear, or send certificates, to signify their
consent. This being done, two men are
appointed at the mems meeting, and two
women by that of the women, to wait upon
the man and woman respectively, and to
learn from themselves, as well as by other
inquiry, 1t they stand perfectly clear from
any marriage promises and engagements
to others. At the next Monthly Meeting,
the deputation make their report If ei-
ther OF the parties is rep ,rted to have Civ
en- expectation of marriage to any other in
divldual, The proceedings are stopped, till
the matter be satisfactorily explained -
But If they are both Of them reported to be
clear in this respect, they are at libert, to
proceed, and one or more persons of re-
spectability, of each sex, are deputed TO
see that the marriage be orderly conduct
ed. When the parties are considered TO
to be free, by the reports Of the deputa-
ton, to proceed upon their union, thew an
point suitable day for the solemniza,ion
OF it, which is generally one of the week.
dav meetings for worship. On this day.
they repair to the NEE ting-house with their
friends The congregation, when seated,
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attack. To return to Galluchio am re-
ally afraid to extract from my notes many
of the wild adventures Of this Corsican Rob
Roy. Not long since, shepherd, perso-
mating him, violated female peasant
The chieftain soon obtained information Of
the gross outrage that had been committed
on his character, and finding the shepherd,
took him before the Mayor Of Bagniola;
and this at time when Galluchio had SIX
sentences of death hanging over him. At
the chieftain's instigation, the shepherd was
compelled to espouse the poor girl. Gal
luchio, after the marriage had been solem-
nized, said to the shepherd, Remember
that you make good husband. l shall keep
watchful eye over your conduct and,
should learn that your wife receives any
maltreatment, yourself and your family shall
pay with their lives for your misconduct"
The man little attended to Galluchio' s war
ming. The chieftain adhered to his threat;
and the shepherd, with his father, and sew
eral other members Of the same family, fell
victims.
1t wus shortly after one Of his most de-
sperate exploits, that my friend was cast
into his company. He appeared compo-
sed, his manners we're exceeding easy, and
no one could have conceived so peaceable
an exterior enclosed SO rugged heart.
Beason's Sketehes Of Corsica.
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From Senter's Travels in India.
EXTRAORDINARY INSTANCE OF LOVE.

EXTRAORDINARY INSTANCE OF LOVE.
In the province Of Bengal, the travel
ler's attention is arrested, as he saunters
on the banks of the consecrated Ganges,
by spectacle which awakens every tender
emotion Of the heart.
approached the hallowcd spot which
covers the dust Of brave and .affectionate
man. At his tomb ] saw a beautiful Hin
doc girl, bending her head, her bosom
sufiused with the tender agonies of love,
weeping in silence. Here. amid the si-
lent recesses Of a beautiful grove, found
this mourning daughter Of sorrow, strew-
ing, with religious respect, the most fra
grant flowers over the body Of beloved
hero. | had purposely extended my ex-
cursion up tho Gangcs to be q witness of
this affecting--tbis lovely scene. Bv the
request Of Captain Frasier, Of his Maies.
ty's 18th Highland regiment, ] visited this
spot, sacred to the mystic bonds of love.
From that interesting and intelligent off
Ger, ] collected the story OF her lovo, her
fidelity, and Affections. She became the
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.StXSC.EE.s "A ~.
THE CONFEDERATION.
I've seen yon weary winter sun
Twice 'orty times return,
And every h,ne has ndJel proofs

We seen yOn weary Wiuter sun
Twice 'orty times return,
And every ,tne has adJel proofs
rha' was male to anItn.-BURNs.
-Four years had smiled away into the past,
since Charles Ellison and MS Julia pied
ged themselves before the shrine Of the
Deity, to be as one forever. Many
changes had taken place since then,
but none in their affections they still
remained the faithful husband and tender
wife, living Eor each other, and for the two
little pledges sporting around their fire side,
and giving zest to that attachment which
has its source in the pure ,prings of the
heart. Blessed were they in their little ia
miiy, for their connubial felicity was un-
disturbed by any shades in disposition
There was no bemish discovered in either
after marriage, that was hidden during
courtship, but all glided on peacefully and
happy, without being interrupted by mo-
roseness on one part, or sullenness on the
other. The birth Of their first child was
bailed with exutation and joy by the father,
tenderness and love by the mother and
the mimic festival upon the occasion inn
parted thrill of pleasure throughout the
village Squire Morgan felt himself ha,.
pier ia becoming a grandsire, because he
felt that no'c his own happiness consisted
more IN the welfare Of bis Julia than him
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LYNN-c oUDEN ABBEY.

Yc holy walls, that, still sublime,
Resist the crumhhng touch OF time;
How strongly still your form displays
The piety of ancient days!
Asthrough your ruins hoarsc and grey
Ruins, yet beauteous in decay
The silver moon beams trembling fly,
The forns o. ages long gone by
C1wd thick on Fancy's wondering eye,
And wolle the soul TO musings high.
Lven now IA lost In thought profound,
] view the solemn scene around,
And pensive gaze, with wistiul eyes,
The phst returns, the present flies
Again the dome, ia pristine pride,
Lifts high its roof. AMI arches vide,
That, kat with curious tracery,
Each Gothic ornament display.
The hgh-arched windows, painted fair,
Show many a SAINT ard martyr there;
As on heir slender form gaze.
Me,hink. they brighten to blaze;
With noiseless step and taper bright,
Wha, are yon forms that meet my sight
Slowly they move. while every eye
Is heaven ward ralsel il extacy.
'Tis the fair, spotless vestal train,
That seek IN prayer the midnight fame.
AMI bark what more than mortal sound
OF music, treathes ttle pile aroun1'
'Ti- The soft channtsd choral song,
Whose tunes the echoing aisles prolong;
Till thence returned, they softly stray
O'er Clouden's wave with lond delay;
Now on the rising gale swell high,
And now IN fairlting murmurs dic.
The boatmen on Nth's gentle stream,
Tat gf-ten in the pale moons beam,
Suspend the.r d'ehiug oars TO hear
The holy anthem loud anl clear
Each worldly thought awhile lorbear,
And mutter forth a half-iorm'd prayer.
B n as gaze the vision fails,
Like frost work touched with southern gales
The altar SINKS, the tapers fade,
Aud all the splendid scenes decay'd
In window fair the painted pane
No longer slows with holy stain,
Br' through the broken glass, the gale
Blows chilly through the misty vale.
The bird of eve fits sullen by,
Hor home those ssIes and arches high:
Tho cprai hymn. that erst so clear,
Brok. soitly sweet in Fancy's ear,
Is dr"wnd amid the mournful scream,
Tha' breaks the magic ofmy dream;
Roush by the sound. start and see
tn tu'nel, sad re'lity!
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POETRY.

We copy from the works OF EDMUND WALLER
the annexed lines, written on heholding rose with
er on a lady's bosom. 1t contains sentiment 81
refinement, and an exaciness of poetic argumenia-
ton. which ever distinguished the ehasion' OF this
celebrated British poet
WALLER hourishcd in the sixteenth century.
and was celebrated equally for his patriotism anj
genius, Al the age of seventeen, he was returned u
member Of the British Parament-and 1t was
whilst a member Of that deliberative assembly, in
the year 1910, during the Long Parliament, that he
that he distinguished himself as the manager OF the
prosecution against Judge CRAwLEy, who was ar
raigncd for his opinion III favor of the celebrated
ship mooey affair which at that time agitated the
British realm. As poet and as statesman, he
may be raoked among the ablest that hourished at
that day.
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sit in silence. Perhaps some Minister is
induced to speak The parties at length
stand up, and taking each other by the
hand, the man first, in an audible and SOL
emn manner, utters a declaration to the
following effect "Friends, take this my
friend, ID. l.. to he my wife, promising,
through divine assistance, to be unto her
loving and faithful husband, until it shall
please the Lord by death to separate u.s."
Then the woman, in like manner, adopts a
similar language A certificate is then
read, the names and descriptions of the
parties being first inserted they then sign
the same the man first, the woman with
her maiden or widow name the relations
next, and such others present at the solem-
nifty, as may think proper. Two registers
Of the marriage are signed at convenient
time, generally after the nuptial dinner, by
the parties themselves, and by three wit
nesses These are delivered to the next
Monthly Meeting, where one Of them is
preserved in book kept for that purpose,
and the other carriedt to the Quarterly Nee
ting, and fixed into another book and in
dexed