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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-02-20
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nature.
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NOTICE.

ME subscribers, under the firm of COWLING &
Il ANDREW, have commenced a General Commission,
BUSINESS on Cary Street. immediately in front the dock
!" spacious warehouse, which is connected with large
Lumber house we'll calculated store Cotton Tobacco
Flour aud Bacon and any other articles OF
hey are now ready to receive goods any description
on storage or tor sale commission; and from their
extensive acquaintance in Richmond and through tin,
surrounding country, they think that they will able 10
MAKE ready and advantageous sales any kind country
NoauIe on other articles salcabc in this market They
pledge themselves all diligence in the Of
any business committed tu their trust, aud rcspectrly
solicit share of public patronage.
WILLIS COWIING.
JOHN I. ANDREW.
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TO PHYSICIANS

VIZ SUBSCRIBER having determined pos vely TO remove
r" MS present residence, with view of bringing all
ms "'s 10 Close, offers his plantation for sale The
e""a'i's 40 acres of and lies uuper end of
"Wa'n county on what is called the Middle Road near
Cuoehana Ole Courthouse. Every building on il, consS
ths "i uweh!nS house with rooms barn frame s,,b.
u" 'c"c, WIN Dos roess in house, indeed all uecessry
OUT houses maze been erected in the last 5years vour
ocaiu &" choice fruit from Princes nursery in New Yo,L
ana as good water as could be desired The situation s
very goou Tor tavern heing the nearest and best r.
nom CunOer!and Courthouse Richmond, a nd would 10
very much travelled if there public house i'm this
te!ShoouIhood The buildings being entirely sufficient
ne subscriber hazards nothing in saving that his
o''E''" one oil the most independent in the State
rom rous' estimate that he has made he believes .
there are from 1900 1000 inhabitants within sx nil,
OF his house The place is remarkably he aty His FAN
NY Tor the last years has averaged SD whites besides t,.
blacks, aud III al that not serious case of fcy. ~,
occurred. " W. '''
DOCTOR Wharton, an old respectable and eminent plr
mas JUST removed from Cartersvie, @ or 10 mills
"D whefe he mas lived and pacced his profession for ira
Ias' % years enjoying tic confidence the Inhabitants
u'e surrounding country. This have the ef,c, ,i
throwing more business the hands of physician reei
nhg mere, than could have been expected under din.re
circumstances have no hesitation in saving aud an,
"""e CUT ny those of my neighbours with whom bay.
e""'etSeu' mat physician will be very much wanted f
the neighhourhood ."
ihe subscriber can furnish reasonable terms atmo.,
WY article III Tie way of household furniture stock &c
any gentleman wishing purchase he pledges him,
s'!r 10 sen bargain III his property. L. H. MOSBY
-InWhatan, a'h January, 1927. 2,
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Trust Sale Of Land

SY virinc of deed OF trust executed TO the under
~ signed by Reuben Ctcy, hearing date Ist day OF
N"fh l"%o' and of record IN The clerks office of the
county court OF Go"chan' they one Of them will on
I've od DAY oil March next at GOochand Courthouse sell
to the highest bidder for cash. much one moety of
Ito acres derived by descent the said Reuben Utlev
ii"h ms ia'her Josiah ttiey, lying in said county and
adjoining the lands of Richard Sampson, aud others as
will suffice for the payment of deb; ee, mention
ed, ana due certain Price Fravzer.
The undersigned will convey the interest which tho,,
hold in the character of trustees only
VIII WilEs a: 'b ,. TAyIon. Trustees.
Fob. Q. 1927.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-02-20
LAW SCHOOL.

" q NliE next session of the LAW SCHOOL. :, NrrD
a HAM, near farmville, in the county of Prince
Eawafd' VIII commence ON the first Monday in April
eN, an" Ell" WIN Tie year: no change in The O!
the Law School, the last year. when there was but a
lew students; hui very fall class is expected this year,
Fo; the ni'aer already heard from. Every letter HIGH
nave received III relation To the Law School, has been
promptly answered Ii gentlemen coming to it viii! write
O. me- directed to Farn!vc, when they will at Raine
Tavern on tie stage ioad from Richmond Iynchhur.
my carriage shall meet them there AMI take them 10 Need
NAM Those coming by the Fredericksburg stage, may get
cut at the steps OF M yard.
IN the Moot Court, attached - the Law School, every
court OF the state is occasionally represented: The
ngs III every case are regularly filed in writing uses re
regularly docketted, argued aud decided upon written
ony ouiy nud regular record kept all the
nss so that if gentleman will make the proper use OF
tie hooks, and acquire for himself, correct knowledge OF
the theory OF the Law lie will as he passes on be in
sucea ana assisted III OF practice. For
farther particulars, must refer the notice published in
this paper, of the last session.
Feb. - CpCTD ~.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-02-20
CONCORD ACADEMY.

lnI are sun few vacancies for Boartlers in this
60 a,y, i" winch are taught the English, Latin
r'ench' and Italian Languages grann,a,callv
Wna,, I'VE Selrnces generally The are SlO for
,s,; '"., tui',on, each boarder finding his bed,
oeuo"g and candles l6, they be furnished bv the
Subscriber. THOMAS b. COLEMAN, President.
jap 10 ' N"o''c y.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-02-20
Negroes WanieL.

a PERSON deSi'ous oil settling large farm, wishes m
Il "A purchase for his from 40 To- so Nc.,o,s
good charcte large popoi ton of hcm valuable men
ana on the following terms:
me purchaser I" give Deed OF Trust upon the Ncgrors
AMI real estate of at least double value to s,ru,
purchase moncy-whch is To be paid, his opan nn,.
time within six years-he paying the interest annually
nus making is IN effect equivalent II cash sale Foo,
particulars, reference is made the Editors of ce
tutional Wing.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-02-20
%MDOgGases~
from tic .NonM[y .Naga=inc far .yonvG.y.
THE PALM TREE.
TX MRS. UEAIa&s

TX MRS. EENItSs.
.... Has his heart forgot So AWAY
tuSr na tive Sccurs-thuSe ROCKS and torrents crav;
The tall bananas Whispering the breeze;
Thc shores--,hc sound 0Gthpse cncir.lii,g seas
Heard i.om MS iu!au; ddys-ani the piled heap
Of holy Stouc', where his ,rc,;rrs Siccp? Bo,cls.
Itwaved not through an eastern say,
Ee de a fount uf Araby;
1, was no, famed by southern breeze
In some green isle of Indian seas;
Nor did its graceful shadow Sleep
Der stream cf A::!c, LANG ;,!d iecr:
Ru, fair the exiei palm-;rcc -,e,v.
Midst foliage of no kindred h,c;
Through the labumum'S droppiu, ro,t
tprosc that stem of orient mopld
.and Europe's viole;s, fatally sweet,
purplcd the moSs-0cds al his feet.
Strange looked il tncre!- the wiow steamed
w here silvery waters near ii cleaned;
The lime bouGh lured the houey-Lcr
o murinur by the Deserts tree;
And showers Of snowy roses made
q iusre III its fan-like shade.
There came an eve " fastal hnuts-
I'ich music filled that gardens bowers:
Lamps that from lowering branches hung,
on sparks OF dew soft colors liuug;
AND bright forms glanced-a fairy show
Inuer the blossoms TO and go.
But one, 4 Ions one, 'mids, the ,lro,-
Seemed reckless all of dance or SON;
lie was a youth of dusky mien,
Wherein the Indian had been:
OF crested brow and long black hair--
4 stranger, like the Paw-tree, there.
and slowly, sadly, moved his puuos.
ti!uefing ahwaIt the leafy ylooms:
lie passed the pale green olives rs,
IN"r won the cheSnut flowers his eye;
But when TO that sole Palm he came,
men shot rapture through his lra....
TO him, to him, is rustling spoke,
I he silence of his soul it hrnk,
Il whispered Of his own bright isle
mat LIT the oCean with Il smile:
Aye. 70 his that native tone
Had something q! the scu-yyuye's moan.
lis mothers cahin-',Unc, thai lor
Where ieAiEery cucoas frinsed tAe ba..:
. - dashinS of his brrlhteus oar;
ne conchs wild note along the shore:--
~, through his wakeniHg bosom sweet:
Gi"sped his ceuntry's tree and .vGyt.
on. scorn Kim "o;!- the strength, whereby
: he patriot gitds himself TO die
Fh' unc"ngUerablc power, whishi ills
he freeman, battling his hills
THESE nave one fountain, deep ant clear
The same whence gushcd ;Ut chi!G-li.e tear.
- i. II.
This incident IS, think recorded by De Lille, in
I'm OF "t.aS Jardius.'
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-02-20

Ej1OR HlRE-A healthy Young Woman who ;s :,
IL. good Pia.n<CoSh, &c. having been engaged in
,nat business for the last 12 mons.--Enqure at The
.o "'ee. Jan 9G
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-02-20
CoNMIssGoxER's OFr1cr.- }

COMMISSIONER ; OFFICE,
RjciDoHd, Ftjrtary Sd, 1927
The parties Interested viii please take notice that
nave appointed the 18th day March next, commence
the account directed in the foregoing order Of Cou nm
""h day at O'Clock, ~ NJ they required to attend
at my Oce IN this City, with their aers aud vouchers
ready for examination and settlement.
n. BAKER, ". C.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-02-20


81 rules holden in the clerks Office Of the superior court
% c'a"ccry r tie Richmond district the Stu day Of
February. 1897:
Edward 3. Hicks and Daniel Hicks, YA.
against
Alexander Boyd. John w. Lewis Lewis BgrvcI Portion
Il Burwei, spotswood Burwcll in his o. II rigit and
as adm'r dc bouis non Of Armis,cad BurweI, deed
i1omAs Gootc, Richard Boyd Richard II. Walker
ll."ei Taylor, Edmund Taylor, Alexander s. Field
Nor Of Charles g. Field, decd, John Dayi-. .,,.,,
Fancy, Daniel T. Hicks, l.. $. McCra, John D. IIa,..
t'ns' "w Eoba'ds, and the President aud Director,
OF The State Bank OF North Carolina, aud VIM Hicks
Dfy.
The defendants Tohn D. Hawtjps VIM. Richards tine
President aud Directors Of the State Bank Of North Car
oiina' SP"iswood 3uyc. and Richard Boyd not having
entered idr appearance and given security ACCORDING 10
the art q assembly and she rules this court I'D if
pcaU"s by satisfactory evidence, that they are not nina
barts Of this cDunuy ii is ordered, that bc said dsfep
danis do appear here he first day Of the next term
answer the j OF tine plaintiffs; and tha, copy Of this
odfr be !1G."ih inserted in new paper published
3" inc cy Of Rchmoud, for two months successfully
city.
-~-~. Tss:s, TN, y. JEUNC, G. ..
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-02-20
Carpcting8 and RUGS.
A FEMALE SCHOOL,,

W. III. be again opened at the residence of tho CT;
scfIoeT, ~ the county of Gooch ON the 1e, Il
ut February next, under the care and nanarnmsn, rs
LADY from Pennsylvania, who cones highly rccomrcud
tha VINO proposes TO teach Reading, Writing
history, Music, Embroidery, work Pain
Terms as horeoiore-For Board nd Tuii;,,n one h,,
an 'he balance at the end of me year. The scholars
hndug their own beds and bedding Music will he IN s,
ditiona expense J. n TERGI re on 'u-
La Faee, Jan. 9th. 1927 o.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-02-20
THIS DAY PUBLISHED.

.4Hst Tor safe dy 7. ". White, at las Printing
Office; cad Ly I'm. r. .1Iicou sight .lcors
dctoIc tie Bell Idrern,
NEW Lee rUkES-On various topicks of
Morals, Manners Conduct, and Intellectual
improvement; By james ~. Garrett Addres-
SD TO Mrs. Garnett's Pupils, at Elm Wood,
Essex County, Va. 1856.
(rRicE so cENrs)
SuDJEcTs-lst. On the reciprocal duties
OF teachers aud scholars. Cd. On the love of
distinction and isie various means Of attaining
it, Sd. On the vas, superiority Of moral beau,
" to that which is merely personal. 4t|,. Va
ledctory at the close of The session 1856.
9th. introductory address al the commence
nent OF the session 1885,.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-02-20
Irish Linens and Sheetinns.

1''7HH |@ItANkAHJ
"a ALL NELSON has received an assprtmeut Of 2 8
u Il aud IL linens (part very ine) ST. sheetines Sd
an" ~ diapers aud napkins, fine aud supe rne long
lawns with general assortment of Staple and Fancy
GOODS which he will sell very reduced prices for
Nov. II ~
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-02-20

oitCE,is hereby given, that application i'll be made
10 The President, Directors & Co. of the Bank of VIZ
snia, i"r renewal of Certificate of the CAPITAL
sand Bank for twenty Shares, No. 742 in the name
Granville Smith, which has been lost, So;
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-02-20

~ Rn|cs holden n the Clerks Office of the sumo
rior Court of Chancery for the Richmond District;
The ? day ofJauuary, 1896.
Sarah Roberts and Alexander Roberts, exccutriy and
executor Of Joseph Roberts, decd. IlE.
against
John Jordan admir-. of 3enaniin Jordan, tc-'l. ard
Reuben Jordan, deed. I,fis
The scire facias awarded in this cause having. been
returned executed, and here being no cause scwn to
cause stand and be preceded in to final dccrcc IN
tn names OF the pre- ent parties.
C'P'eS' Fesie' "M w nENING, c. 9.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-02-20

virtue OF Deed Of Trust, of record in the COUNTY
sS Courtoi King and Queen, from Henry Fleet IN fle
subscriber, TO secure the payment of certain sum f
ncy therein mentioned TO William Fleet Trustee under f
WI OF Baylor Fleet, ded, shall on Tuesday the 13,i
Gay OF Nafc next, sell for cash, tire premises the
Tacl ct land Of the said Henry Fleet conveyed bv the
"eed aforesaid lying the Mattapony river in the county
NIHg and Queen containing about hundred and CITY,
such title as is vested in by the deed aforesaid
VIII be conveyed 10 the purchaser.
TT CHRTSTR. B, FLEET, TTt,sfze.
cu. . 8t*
= ut" held in the Clerks Office OF the Hastings Court
February, 1927:
David Judah & CO. PuS.0
against
VIM Good, George w. Clarke and james IN Chanceiy.
m Winston, dts.
J ne defendant WIN. Good, not having entered HE ~,
pearance, and given security according 10 the Az, Ar
serbly, and the rules Of this court and it appean ia,
nc Is rot an inabant OF this country, it is ordered Tia,
the said defendant VIM Good, do apDear hero a. H. ~,
day before The last Monday in April next and sc a.
pan OH, and that copy oftbis order be forflvitb in
serted IN the Constitutional Wing for two rosntbs ~
yry' and another copy posted the font door of t Gu
dail OF thS CITY, on two successive court dave ~
a copy Tes!s, TIL r. uSJyIur ,,u
Feh. H. - INVALID OK
Wv
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81. 55s&azfersigaueotss Dcpartssc,yt.

1 ne following letter is said % - from pen OF one Of
tine best and greatest thai gila has produced
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-02-20

"This incident IS, think, recorded by De Lille in his
poem Of Lies Jariins.'
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-02-20

~ ESsRs. Zacharah McGruder and Frances his wi,r
lGl rn,ilP II; Beo!d and Mary his wife, Beaiamn
i t" 'iS :; McCaii and Nancy Mccall Take notice
e's d! hanover Court House, the 9Th dav of Fc
hfst second aud third days of March; md the d.
81 Herbert * Claiborne, (Noiary Publicly on the 5b Ca
' ON 9lh' n IOii days OF March Said dispositions vim
,t are 10 De used as evidence in suit now tlepepd.
~ 'ne superior CcuIi OF ChanccTy the Richmerd nj
'c ID which you are plaintiffs and we are defendant,
THOMAS PURYEAR ST.
THOMAS PURYEAR, Jr
ITO JOHN TAURMAN
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-02-20

........ Has his heart forgot. sn lar away.
'IuSr native Sccurs-huSe ROCKS and torrents g.av;
Ihe tall bananas Whispering the breeze;
'Thc shores--,ilr sound OF those cncir.lii,g seas
Heard irom his infant ddys-onj the piled heap
OF holy spucs, where his lrcI,,i,rrs Siecp? Bo,cls
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-02-20

.Iap 10
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-10-31
From. the Nat. JotirnoL

Ii is with feelings Of sincere concern that we
announce the death Of the Hon. DANIEL r.
tOox late representative in Congress from
Illinois. The melancholy event took place al
the residence Of his father, in Kentucky.
settled aud devouring indisposl''on mas
far some years past, preyed upon the frame
ol,his able and amiable man. There mas
been SCARCELY a single winter, since we hrS'
knew him, in which he has not found It neees-
sary 10 have recourse TO strong medicines TO
c,pel The approaches OF the destroyer, and the
-.,c, Of these powerful, but ,ransitory RENE
dies, upon 4 frame naturally frail and consti'u
;Onaily feeble, was evident, in its graduai oe-
cay, lie had mind, however, which never
lest its activity, snd an industry wn'cn was
never relaxed. AS a member OF Congress ne
vas gifted and sfhcieu,; as representative, ne
vas risilant and faithful: his duties to society
he fulfilled so as 10 command its esteem: IN his
dearer relations he elevated the character Oh
friendship; & made domestic lif, apure 'eiici-
F. Tie has now Quilted the scene OF temporal
taorI aud ambition, and ;ae hopes oil all ""o
Nne" him accompany him TO the throne OIL ms
HOd, that he nay there End that happiness
which is alike changeless, perfect, and imper'
.Shable.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-10-31
New Classical School

A SELECT Classicalschool will be opened on the
IA first of November uext, in connection WIN uhs
Episcopal Theological Seminary OF snS'";; ,ha, in.
s s,a tho pneps obse, school will b:
Should il, however, be desired by the parents OF
guardians the pupil. viii aev0.e Hi,oIy Arithmetic,
Algebra and Geometry.
The price of board and tuition 81 per annum Paya-
bile quarterly in advance. Each pupil will be expect
ed to furnish his ownbcd &c. For further particulars
:a,v NAV he made of the Rev. REUrL KEITH Z. i.
LIrrITr and WILLrAx JACKSON. --Alesandria, D. C.
aug 14-2awtNl =
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-10-31
MANY VOTERS.

TIL. Citizens of Prince William, opposed to
N. election of General Andrew Jackson as
Presitlen, of the United States, are respecuu
reoues, ed to meet a, the Cour, House oil their
Coua,y, on The first Monday in November ner ,
for the purpose of taking into consideration 'he
expediency of sending Delegates to ne ION,
v, p,ion which will be held in Richmond On a"e
second Tuesday in January next, being Inc 81"
day Of that month. Drpc
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-10-31

10 my farm, to private life, where, but for the
call ! received TO the Senate Of the Union,
should have contentedly remained. l have nev.
En- sought office nor power, nor haze I e,er
been ioiiling TO hold any post longer than
IcouLdb be useful TO my country, not N.Y.
SELF and trust never shall.
The last Richmond Enquirer also says
When his (G-n. Jackson's services were no
longer required by the pnblic interests, he 10 :
unfairly resigned his smord, like Cincinnatus, &
he has retired 10 his farm.
Such is the language both Of Gen. Jackson
himself, and his advocates. Now what are the
facts:
Gen. Jackson, after the war, retained his
commission until the army was reduced, by the
law OF 1921, when, by the operation Of this
law, he lost il. He, during the interval, from
the close Of the war, to the passage OF tina, act,
and three months afterwards, received his pay
as Ma jor General, his rations, forage, and al
10 ,anoes, aud also mis- expenses on his various
journeys to treat with The Indians. During a
portion of the time hs received this pay, he
also received the salary Of Governor Of Florida.
So much BY way of commentary on that part
Of General Jackson's letter which says-"I re-
tired TO my farm, to private Hfe"-'nor
hare / eyer been ceiling to hoM any posi-
longer han Icould be use /ulto my country,
not myseLf' So much by way of comment
on the assertion of the Richmond Enquirer,
she Uoluniarily resigned his s,oord, like
Cancinnatus, and retired to his farm."
But, says General Jackson, Il have never
sought office" Can he say SO now? Can he
repeat this in the teeth ofhs letters; especially
Of that of New Orleans, where he declares his
confidence that he shall be able 10 triumph
over the corrup, coalition at Washington?
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-10-31
70 the public.
N,aMA tu be Sold.
oct 27-eo3t1aw3t

SsSkSS aiming from 100 10 $50 Acres OF ex-
SA$ cel,ent Land, about the half wood land ly-
H. ing and situate on the Hunting Greek Turn
niEe RoadeThe wood land lies between the above
rro.d and the Mount Vernon Road. 1t is about three
miles from Alexandria There is snug house or the
land. 1t is known to be o OF the most healthy 81
70 treat for the above land will please to apply to l. F.
TRACY the farm "a,
Nh would let out on the thirds, the whole ofthc
farm lying and situate on the Colchester road Tor one
OF more years Enquire as above. -
oct 1S-law3w ~
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-10-31

The last Lynchburg Virginias (of the 25,h
ns,l contains the following paragraph:
Mr.. Madison We have received second
com:nunlca ion from this gentleman, from
which we learn, that, in disappearing OF the
proceedings Of the General Assembly Of the
State, which would limit the power oil Con
gress over trade TO regulations having revenue
alone for their object" he designed to give II
as his opinion, that Congress has right 10
impose tariff Of dutiest having for its object
the protection and encouragement Of domestic
manufactured
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-10-31

A meeting of the Freeholders OF salriax
County, favorable to the reelection oil 'ohh
Adams to the Presidency OF the y. ota:es' Is
respectfully requested on me sd uonHay I"
nert month, a, the Court House OF saiu county,
that being court day. orrDc
goth Oct. 1927. MANI WV LINZ
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-10-31
Sale Of Dry Goods.

I WILL. sell by the piece. Friday afternoon at
past O'Clock, very complete and general as
sortment of Dry Goods, suitable to the season, the
goods are all and of this falls Importation.
This sale will be without reserve, and is intended
as trial; and if successful, town and country mer.
chants will, during this Fall, have an opportunity to
assert themselves with Reasonable Goods.
oct 81 JAMES G.. BARRY, Auc.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-10-31
III.
MANY FREEHOLDERS.
M3RRiEO.

,e,, inc, at Exeter. the seat of DIR Seidep,
:. nr1oun County Va by the Rev. Thomas jackson,
Rcx. EpwAnpR Lirrlrr, Professor in the Episcopal
I.oin,,;cal Seminary Of Virginia, to Miss MAnr ANN
rn.ScEs daughter of the late Charles Alexander Esq
of Alexandria. ..---------u-.-....