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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-04-20
SHIP NEWS.
PORT OF .aLEXaADRLi, On. c.

ARRIVED, APRIL l9,
Schr. Amity, Shinn, New York; freight for
the District.
Steamboat Essex, Johnson, Philadelphia.
SAILED,
Brig Belvidera, Fletcher, Amsterdam.
Schr Betsey, Wilson, Halifax.
Brig John Laird, Wilson, Barbados and a
market.
-e0e-
Schr. Formax, Percival, hence at Boston 18th
in slant
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The stage for Alynchburg

Will, hereafter leave this
EMA place at half rsstl y, precisely
{st64K on tuesdays, Thursdays. and sa-
SI%tStnrdsys
Returning, will leave Warrentnn at "cioep.
A. NJ thus m king the drive from that place slmost
entirely in the day time For the accommodation O!
the citizens ofthis place and The public geuersiy, he
has formed connection with one OF the Baltimore
lines whereby passengers taking seats at the Bar Oh
A. Newton's Franklin House wel secure Their srats
through to Baltimore. stage will be in readines IS az
the wharf at Washington to take the pa sengers m
mediate!y on
The subscriber tenders his thanks IN the public Tor
the very liberal patronage he has heretofore received
and promises that every effort shall he made to deserve
its continuance. Wn. SA'F'
apr l6-dtf
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For the Bill
Against 1t
Majority

That was considered as having resulted from
MIR. Calcraft's adhesion; but for that tact there
would have been equal numbers, and the speak
err would have had to give a casting vote. Inc
result was immensely cheered, which was extend
ed to Lord ]. Russell as he passed from the
House. The Bill was read second time. and
ordered to Committee on the l4th of April,
and the House adjourned at Four o'clock
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DRAUS TO-lnORROW.
New-York Consolidated Lottery,
Extra Class No 8 for 1881.
To be drawn in the CITY of New York an Thursday
2lst April, 1851.
Sc No lottery by teraary pernutation, drawn ballots
prize of $50, 500 prize Of $4,000
do of 10000 do of 5000
Tickets $40; halves 5; quarters 2 SO; eighths -
To be had in a VARIETY ~ numbers at
JOHN c. MANDELL'S
Lottery and Erchange Office.
o. Orders from the country will be promptly ut
tended to-
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-09-29

TEUBLIC SALE.-The subscriber intend
H. ing to remove will Oder at public sale
on Thursday the goth Of October neat. at his
dwelling house in Martins burg, all his House
hold and Kitchen Furniture, consisting OF
Beds, Bedsteads, Secretary, several Blu
reaus, excellent Clock, Fables, Chairs, sc
veral STOVES, first rate NIL Oh COW,
Ovens. Pots. &c Also, some 1anaer's Tools,
Curriers' Tables dad khiues, 2 Wheelbarrows,
with number of other articles not necessa
ry to mention SIX months credit will be gi
ven on all sums Of five dollars and upwards;
under that sum the cash will he reQulred;-
bond with approved security will also be re
quired of every purchaser to the amount OF
FIVE dollars and upwards. Due attendance will
be given by me g. DEfENNEf.
September 49, 1881.
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The Commonwealth Of TTSsi,aia, to The Sheriff

The Commonwealth Of TIginia, to The Sheriff
Of Berkeley Cosafy. greeting:
EEJE command you, that You cause Ma
w thaniel II. Tabler to be proclaimed
on three several days, in places the most no
ferrous and most likely to come 10 his
knowledge, warning him to appear, at the
Oihce OF the Clerk Of the Circuit Superior
Court OF Law and Chanccry, held in aud
for Berkeley county. on the first Monday in
January next, being rule day, 10 answer
George Miller of plea of trespass on the
case damages one thousand dollsrs-or. that,
II he doth moi so sppear, judgment will be
rendered against him according to law: And
have then there this writ
Witness, JOAN SrRoTHER. Clerk Of our
SAID Court, at the Court House, the Goth day
OF September. 1891, and in the Doth year
of our foundation.
JOHN STROTHER.
Sept -. lsSl-con
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VIRGINIA MoRGAN County. to wi':
AT Court held (or Morgan County, on
Monday the 22d day Of August. 1891,
Wiitam HiroR, complainant,
Kesiah Hiron. John Householder, sen jonathan
Householder, Matthias .3iieback and Sarah his
teye. tate Sarah Householder. Mary HouSohoi-
der, Beiseg Householder. John Householder. ir.
Daniel Householder. Joseph Householder. San
net Householder. Sarah Kecseeker, Jesse Rock
hold AID John RockhcId. defendants,
IN CHANCERy.
sHE defendants Matthias Aleback and
Sarah his wife. aud Jesse Rockhold not
having entered their appearance and given sc
curlty according TO the act of Assembly and
the rules of this Court; and it appearing TO
the satisfaction Of this Court that they arc
not inhabitants OF this Commonwealth: II is
ordered, That the said defendants do appear
here on the 4ih Monday in November ne K, s.
answer the bill of the plaintiff. and that
copy Of this order be published in the Mar
tInsburg Gazette for two months successive
ly, aud posted at the front door of The court
house of said county A copy reste.
j RICHARD, e. nj. c,
August %, 1881.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-09-29

A called meeting of the Winchester Pres
bytery was held in this town on Tuesday after
noon last to consider the expediency oil chan
ging the fall meeting to some other place
than that heretofore designated, and also to
consider the application OF the Rev David Ii.
Riddle, pastor of the Kent-street church.
Winchester, for dismissal from his charge
to accept prolessorship 10 Center college.
Ky. The first question was disposed of. al
most without debate. by declining TO change
the place of meeting, which will be at Wood
stock on Thursday the Goth day of October.
The second question was. after an interes-
ting discussion and prayeriul consideration,
decided by the unanimous refusal of the Pres
bytery to dismiss Mr.. Riddle; so that he will
retain his charge in Winchester, as hereto
fore. -RepubLicna
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-09-29
Tbe fHarkets.
ALEXANDRIA. Sept. N

hEELslNA-NDhIhs ttI3'. II
FLoUR.-Last week the current price OF
Flour from wagons was ) ia4, occasionally
traction more was paid from stores of King
street at ~ TO l6; Potomac at 90 to
) OF. and Wharf 90.
Yesterday the current price from wagons.
was ) l2A. The market continues inactive
and we have no sales to report from stores
About 500 or 1000 brls Of Potomac Flour
were received yesterday; part of it went in
to store, u was offered at is without meet
ing with purchaser.
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4 4
THE VIRGINIA REPUBLICAN.
The undersigned propose publishing in the
town of Martinsburg, Virginia, a Weekly
Newspaper, under the above title And a.
il is customary for Editors to give, in their
prospectus. an outline Of the leading princi-
pies upon which their publication shall DO
conducted, we do so, in as briel manner
as possible.
AT the present period Of high party excite
Dlent. il will no doubt be expected that tho
Republican will rank itself under the banner
OF one or other Of the two great con,endiog
parties into which the country is divided
Not SO, however. Ii viii be devoted to tho
cause Of no man or party. II will be conduc-
ted with an eye single to measures and prin-
ciples II will enlist under the banner OF tho
American System. and fall or flourish with
it, let who may be at the head of the govern
ment But it shall not, in its devotion 10 this
great object. loose sight of the ordinary sub
jects OF newspaper attention Il be proceed
ings Of our National and State Legislatures:
the Foreign and Domestic occurrences of the
times the Literary and Scientific advances
and Developments of the day the onward
march Of Agricultural improvement. land the
thousand items of useful and interesting va
riety shall find resting place in the col
umns of the Republican. But it may be said
that these are mere promises, never to be re-
allied. They are promises. And of such
materials are all Prospectuses composed TIE
Editors, however, rely upon the well known
liberality OF that section OF their native State,
~ which they propose entering upon their
editorial career they, therefore ,fiatter The M
selves that they may be cheered in their OUT
set with share of public patronage, the
continuance which they ask no longer than
they shall deserve IT,
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-09-29

The following gentlemen have been elected
as Senators of Mary land for the next Eve
years. They are all staunch National Re-
Publlcans: Octavius c. fancy. of Calvert; B.
:. Plgman. Allegheny; Charles +. Mayer.
Baltimore City; John 6. Chapman. Charles;
Ihos. b. Sappington, Frederick; Jas Mont
gomery, Hartford; William L. Wootten
Prince Georges; Dennis Claude, Annapolis.
d. Il. Forrest, Montgomery; George Reed,
Caroline; ThOs. Emory. Queen Ann; VIM.
Hughlett, Talbot; Henry Page, Dorchester;
Litteton P. Dennis, Somerset; Samuel g.
Osborne, of Kent.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-09-29

NOTlCE-Allp persons who made purcha
~ ses at the sale OF the personal property
OF Christian silber in April last, are hereby
informed that their respective obligations VIII
become due on the 4th ot October next, and
are in the hands OF the subscriber Tor cosiec
ton. Punctual pay ment is expected from all,
as no indulgence will be gwen. ,
DAVID M CUSl1WA.
September 90 1881.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-09-29

NIIGHT SCHOOL.-JANEs Maxwell
~ respectfully informs the citizens OF Mar
tinsburg that he will commence NIGHT
SCHOOL, on Monday evening next, in
which will be taught Spelling Reading, Wri
ting and Ar hmeic. IT. ii ne Vulg r
and Decimal Fractions. the extraction of the
Square sCute. sc. Attendance from early
candle light to half past nine
Seat % 1881.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-09-29
Bedinrtoa .uias. July ~. 1854 St

EBUBLlC SALE VIII be sold, on the
FL premises where now live. on Tuesday,
the 25h dag Of Octebcr nerf. some valuable
Horses, three Of thcm first rate Saddle Hor-
ses, the rest good Work Horses, one FLY by
Marylander; 600 bushels Stone Coal; 1000
bushels Corn; some Rye and 0fai of Wheat;
one Wagon and Gears; Household aad Kifch-
en- Furniture PINE PLANK; some articles
Of DRY GOODS, and two Stills. All of
which property viii be sold on credit OF six
months
My MILLS will be offered for sale on the
same day. The terms made easy and known
on the day OF sale. A good title can be
made, as my property will be clear of all and
every incamhrancc previous TO tina, day.
JAMES F0RMAN.
SeDtember IL 1871 ia
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j. g. w ALBURTIS.
CONDITIONS

The Virginia Republican will be published
as soon as a licient number of subscribers
.haii be obiaaaed to justify its publication,
printed in the best manner, on larye sheet.
Imperial size.J with new type, at 81 per an:
payable on the receipt Of the first number:
il not, 50 90 at the end Of the year.
September Is.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-09-29

DUBLIC SALE OF LAND The sub
a. scrlber viii expose TO sale, at Public .i1,ic-
ton, OH the premises. on friday. the 7h Of
October next a valuable TRACT OF LAND
containing 30 acres, lying and bei, & in the
county OF berkeley. on Tomahawk run -
This land is Of good soil, well timbered, to-
lerably well improved. and has a never. fall
ing spring of excellent water on the same
\ further description is deemed Unnecessary
Terms made known on the das nc sale
JOHN KENNEDY.
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HENRY CLAY.
TIE .HartiasJug FIRE Company

ARE ordered to parade atthe Court House
on Saturday the lst OF October next, pre-
cisely at , O'Clock, p NJ This being pa
rade required by law, ahsentees will be re
ported to the Regimental Court Of Enquiry
gas il is contemplated TO bring before
the meeting al that time the subject of some
provision against other dangers than those
Of fire, the citizens generally are invited TO
attend.
Nv order of the CAPTAIN
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-09-29

& EiNER'S AXES, S~c.ii!--I have jus,
- received supply Of AXES, made BY I
Seiner, Hagerstown, Md warranted These
axes are so much esteemed where they have
been used that no others have been able 20
supplant them. Also some good TNlLLED
BAGS. w. Il. COMPTON
August a, 1881.
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MANAGERS, OFFICE

MANAGERS OFFICE
eg-Letters by Mail (post paid enclosing
the Cash or prize tickets in past Lotteries,
and ordering
TICKETS OR SHARES
IN ANY responsible Lottery, viii receive the
most prompt attention, II addressed TO
YATES s MlNTYRE,
Washington CITY
sS-The tickets and shares sent from the
Manager Office, Washington City, are IN
all cases the original one, and of course not
liable to any mistake or dispute: aud the
cash for all prizes may be had instantly upon
the drawing.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-09-29

From-a paragraph in the Baltimore Ga
zette, it would appear that Nat, the ne gro
desperate belonged to Mr. z X Beverly, Of
Alexandria, who thus describes him:
on at is black man-slx feet two inches
high, or therea oouts; not corpplent, but very
muscular; has. or had eighteen months ago,
when he ran off, wart on the upper lid OF
one OF his eyes, about the size of a large duck
shot. and scar mot vely iarge) on his fore
head smooth tongue, aud large white teeth.
which he shows much in talking; large Sect
and hands; thu but strong frame; is a rough
shoemaker, expert seine hauler and planta-
ton hand; often shews a speclous smile; "a
boat forty years old He was at work on
Old Point. behaved badly and runaway from
that place eighteen months ago. with so dol
lars OF his masters money. Became preach
er (Baptist) at Old Point, and said he was IN
spired, SC Sc"
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-09-29

The HaYves, in England accounts by
the last arrival concur in the statement oi a
productive crop, and very favourable wea-
Their for securing il.
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" ShUSI SaLE. ~ .aietfIs ASST, ~
q Monday me ION day qt October neat,
at the court house door IN Martinsburg, will
sci by public auction. for CASH, six several
TRACTS OF LAND lying and beirg in
the county oil Berkeley, on the hills and
drains OF Back Creek in the said County.
and containing respectively, 1877 -lO2 1876
l4T-iO1 and 239 acres, be the same more or
less They will convey 10 the purchasers such
title as IS vested in them, as trustees, by deed
of trust. executed by WiIiism Rumbaugh
and Mary his wife, for the benefit OF James
Campbeiiss executors, which is dul, recorded
IN the County Court Of Berkeley: by refer
ence to which particular description of said
lands may be seen
JOHN STROTHER,
HARRISON WAITE.
Sent lsf 1871
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FEoUsE AND LOT FOR SALE The

EEOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE The
IL g. subscriber will sell, by private contract,
House, Kitchen, Blacksmith Shop, 49,.
and LoT OF GRoUgD, containing sss.fSN
bout FQUR acres, more or less
The House Is a comfortable one, and s--s@-~as
well calculated for "A mechanic, either Black
smith, W eaver. Shoemaker, &c The shop
is convenient one This lot adjoins the
lands of Henry Bowers, William Orr. Joseph
Gorrell aud others ON the said lot are mum
Der of choice grated apple and other fruit
trees. Terms made known on application to
the subscriber livin5 on the same
ZACHARlAH LINTON.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-09-29

Yale College-Orator for F. B. K next
year, Hon. Edward Everett Orator elect,
Hon. Daniel Webster Poet for next year,
Alanson Hamlin, Esq Poet elect, Hon.
Theodore Dwight
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-09-29

Extraordinary u haing Voyage.--Fhe
Dagnstable Patriot states that a cargo OF the
ship Uncas, OF Falmouth, recently returned
fromthe Pacific, has been sold for So, 000,-
paving her outfits, the cost OF the ship, and
al, the expenses OF the voyage Vessel va
lucd al SO ZOO. The quantity of oil is said
10 have nearly exceeded that OF any cargo
before brought into The United States.
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JOHN S1ROTHER,
HARRISON WAITE.
Sept. Isl, 1891.


VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE-Bv
virtue Of, and pursuant to, trust deed
executed on the 10th day of July, 1929, by
John Kennedy, for the purpose of providing
for, and securing the payment of certain
debt therein mentioned due to Samuel Ken
nedy and Daniel Kennedy, and which deed
is OF record IN the Clerks Office Of the Coun-
ty Court of Berkeley. The undersigned trus-
Tee, will, on Monday the 10th day u October
'acrt, (being the first day OF court offer for
sale. before the court house door in Martins.
burg, to the highest bidder, for cash, the farm
SsH1EfH, or tract Of lard conveyed by the
MH trust deed aforesaid, containing 1853
GES acres, and situated on 1omahawk
--<G-a-- run in the county Of Berkeley u
is valuable and desirable farm, worthy the
attention Of persons wishing to purchase land
Such title as is vested IN the undersigned will
be made to the purchaser, which is believed
to be lndisputabie.
PETER GARDNER, Trustee.
Sepsember i5, 1881 It's.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-09-29

JOE ERTNI1N
Neatly AID expedfiousty e1ecatea at tbis oQsc
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The Conservation The conservation Of
the Rev. DIR. Ives, as Bishop of the Protes-
tant Episcopal Church OF North Carolina,
took place on Thursday morning at Trinity
Church, Southwark. The assembly was
large, highly respectable, and embraced a
great number OF strangers. An eloquent and
appropriate sermon was delivered by the
Right Rev'd Bishop Onderdonk, of New
York, Many of the most eminent of the
Protestant Episcopal Church were present
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-09-29

The Jackson papers OF Kentucky, seem 70
be annoyed by the prospect OF the election Of
Air Clay to the. Senaie OF tbs United States
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May is considered by the superstitious. as
an unlnck; mouth to marry, or as the Scotch
say "uncannie The New Bedford Gazette
relates that lady, who was courted IN
pill, being solicited by her lover to name the
day in the following month for the wedding,
replied that May was an unfortunate month;
and being asked to name it in June. (wben
she would be on the wrong side of 30,) ask
ed if .4prit would not suit just as well!
A PLEASANT CUSTOMER The following
letter was sent last week TO one of our Con
gress street friends We have suppressed the
names, as in duty bound; but the reader is
assured that the epistle is genuine.
Roxbury, Thursday Morning
Mr.. - apprehends that, through mis-
take. hi. last black pantaloons were seated
with old cloth, for although they have scarce
" been tenaated half dozen times; no less
than three relis have accrued. As Mr. -
wishes TO enjoy his seat, rent free, he being
tenant IN tail MIR. w "ili please to recI'iy
the breach of covenant OF rather the 6reches
and return the amended articles early to NOR
row morning.
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COLUMBUS, (Ohio.) Sep. 10

COLUMBUS, (Ohio.) Sep. 10.
Episcopal C0nUentioR. The Annual Con
vention of the Protestant Episcopal Church
IN the Diocese Of Ohio, met at Gambler on
Wednesday the eth instant-seventeen Cler-
gymen. besides the Bishop, and between
thirty and forty Lay Delegates, being in at.
tendance. The most important business trans
acted by this body, was the re organization
OF Kenyon College, and the election Of the
Rev Charles Z. Mcllvaine, of New York. TO
the Episeopate, which became vacant during
the sitting OF the Convention, by the reslgna
ton of the Right Rev F. Chase, the then
incumbent. Although the resignation of all
his officers by our late venerable Diocesan
was not accepted without deep regret, much
comfort is derived from the reflection, that,
on this question, as well as on all those con
nectcd with it, the most perfect unanimty
prevailed. The Rev William Sparrow. Sc
Nor Professor, has been appointed by the
Trustees to reside temporarily over the la
stitution, and Thomas Orr, Esq. of Chilco-
the to take charge OF its temporal concerns,
under the direction Of prudential committe,
consisting of the Bev John p Bausman, and
Henry Brush, Esq of ChilIicothe. and the
Rev. William Preston. and John Bailhache,
Esq of Columbus.--The hope is confidently
entertained, that, under its new organization.
Kenyon College will laily realize the fondest
hopes of its friends, and prove real bless
ing to the present and succeeding generations:
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-09-29

NASH FOR WHEAT,--Farmers win
~ find II their interest TO call on US before
they sell their crops as we shall at all times
De prepared TO pay the highest price for goo
wheat, delivered
F0RMAN & BENNETT,
August is, 1881. Mouth If Opeo,fon.
SO,0oo BUSHELS WHEAT WANTED
fE VIE. subscribers having leased the Bed
a plsfoa .hsas. for term of years, will,
at all times, be prepared TO give CASH, and
the highest market rice. for WilEAF; and
to grind for customers 10 the u,ual way. and
aIWay, viii be prepared TO exchange Flour
for Wheat. They hope by paying strict at
tention to business, they will receive Rbs.
raj share OF public patronage
Is. s. l. DARBY.
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PROPOSALS,
THE VIRGINIA REPUBIJCAN.

For publishing IN .Hmta.sturg, Y;rginm. q
Weehty Newspaper, 10 be called
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Blanks for sale at this Office.
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September Is. 1881 81
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Sept, - 1881 con.
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Maj EATON has published pamphlet, of
So pages.in reply to Messrs Ingham. Branch
and Berrien. Its great length will prevent
ear publishing the whole of it; we will give ex
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lI +, D..

Yesterday morning, after lingering Illness
DR.. JOHN BRowNE CUTTING, aged 7o years.
He was native of Boston, and at an early age NIL
ed the responsible station OF Assis'antA pothesa'y
General in the Revolutionary Army. In wmcn
capacity he served some time. After the close OF
and improved his strong and cultivated mind ey
travel, and by an acquaintance with many OF the
eminent men of Great Britain, amongst whom
we're Burke and his brilliant associates, TO whom'
as talented American, he found ready access.
On his return to the United States, DR.. Cutting
married and settled in Virginia, where he resided
until within the last eight years, when he removed