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Antiquity OF GANpER PULLING.

We tilatoy thought that the refined amusement Of Gan
der pulling" Of modern origin; but find in addition
to tho beauty aud eAarcton Of the exercise it lbs the r..
speciabiy o great antiquity la the Diary VI King Id
ward the Sixth. find th, following item
"June ill., $780, Robert Dudley taiterwajs Earl Of Len.
ccsier third son Of the Enr Of Warwick, married SIR John
Rolsars daughter after which marriage, there certain
gentlemen that did strive who should first take away
goose'- head which hanged alive two cross posts.
Wonder II the festivals Of Kenilw0ril dad not wind up
with "gandcr pulinp."--Natehex COu.
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The E6cfot Wing Measwes.-1he only mea.
sures which the Wings OF the last Congress were
10y majority Of at most two or three votes in each
House-werc those designed to re-cstnblish "A re-
venue adequate 10 the wants ol the Government,
and thereby Ia restore the public credit. The
consequence of these measures has been the i'm.
mediate and now effective rcsuscitaion of the ere.
dit of the General Government. The six per
cent stock ofthe United States, which was hawk
ed about both in this country and in Europe twelve
months ago, without finding purchasers al par, is
now selling in the stock market of this country,
at nineteen per cent. ADORE pdr.-Na. Int.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-20

sit fact. MIR. Editor. that the Common Hall have mp
pointed d. Brockenbrough Agent 10 Washington
To prevail upon Congress 10 tho bars aud imped
men,, TO our navigation IN james Rseri This is fine
stroke vi policy Tor political adyesacs aud amounts To
this much that this Wing city IL To pension Locoioco
spend winter IN Washington tho expense ut $1,000
write letters TO the Enquirer abusive OF Henry Clay aud
Manufacture public sentiments for Thos. Richie Sons
alas-the Commonwealth OF Vagina. Surely tho Com
mon Hall did not Tor moment reflect upon the circum.
stances ct the esthc character OF the next Congress
and the politics Ut the Agent. they would have been
easily gulled 10y the By this operation Richmond
~ 10 be cheated out Of $1,000, aud good
any party, but the Agent and t,s Enquirer
V. SAP. SAT-.
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co,epondenee Of Um,ed state. Gale,te.

WAatNGTog Nov. 49, 1913
Io,k tie proposition Of onneSing Texas 10 the
United States seriously proposed 10y the President ~ bis
message referred TO-. enforce thereto the attention
Of Congress. The object arOi0cd here of such move
ment, 4, create such discussion will produce unk md
mess between the Wings Of the South and tc North tp the
injury of Mr.. Clay friends and the feelings also be-
tween The l'cos Of the two eEfomes, 10 the injury Mr.
Van Buren, That the chances Ut Mr. Tyler shall be A..
crea-od by improvement Of the prospects Of Mr. Col.
houn. should think that evident motive would bo
beacon light 20 politicians. They certainly would split
such rock
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-20

w. Ciay's Lcncr 10 w. Giidiags.-Norc pro,c
The statement published the other day, is con.
Grned by Mr.. Clay, himself The tale Of tho
Lorraine Republican, and Richmond Enquirer, is
just what We supposed II was-a sheer fabrication.
Sec what follows:
The following is an extract Of a letter from Mr..
Clay 90 Mr. Bolts, dated
AsHLAED, 10Th Nov. 1873.
"lhsvc perused your letter tie Wing, aud am greatly
obliged 10y the friendly motives which dictated H. BY this
Time, however you will have learned from card pub.
luhcd 10y MI Gddngs. hat It letter Of mine but
ono If namesske which has excited Mr. Richie do
not write letters for different lattudcs. have but one
heart md mind md al my otcfs but copies Of
the original, and II genuine will BE- found a. conform o
:" b. whercvcr iheY may be hdhfc.sod."
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-20

great work b. forthcoming from the pen Of William
llodgson Es1 lato American Consul at Mogadore upon
the character and condition Of that singular tribe Of the AZ
fcan race, the Founh4 who claim be- whites and whose
complexion ylfcs from bright copper color and bronze
pure Whine They inhab region Of 600 square miles
from thc mouth Of the Senegal and 8enagainia
the west, ~ the kingdoms Of Boco and Mandafa on
the east, from tie desert u Sahara the north the
mountains II Guinea the south. IN religion tiry orc
Mahoinedans, which itself indicates civilization. In ply
steal characteristics they occupy position between tie
Arab and c negfo but themselves superior both
u s supgcsicd that when civilized They be madc the
of destroying The avo trade through thu influence
upon the tibcs Of Control Africa UIdi5onida
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AIaltarr E1rei,,, al u, Aead,n,u.

The pupils at the Academy, IN addition to their regular
'lndics instructed in the military by Mr.. Forbes
one Of the teachers graduate at the Institute LoSng
ton. Last Saturday they made their fret public exhibition
and acquitted themselves Handsomely excite gene.
ra admiration. Several captains u to volunteer compa
mics present aud confessed that the youthful disep
surpassed th,f vetcrans-whieh was pretty high
praise.
They are drilled at the Academy every Saturday at 10
o'clock.
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1fAHRII.D,

In fredericksburg, Wednesday, the 9Th inst, by FL
der G.. W. Latham Mr.. JAMES VI. CAwrBEr, Editor Of the
Democratic Recorder, Miss h. l.. CuENERy OF Madison
County, Va.
On "wednesday evening the 9Th instant by the Rev. f.
G. Mcclure, ID. d., Mr. GEoRGE Nelson, TO Miss May
ANN McFARLANE, all Of Ffedeticksburg
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-20

THE CONrRAST.-rhe Richmond Enquirer, CI.oco.
tOcO) saws
addressed 10 hin by MIR Van Buren, IN which Mr. Van Blu
rem denouncts and utterly discaims the present Tariff"
The PiIisbuTg Morning Post, (also Locofoco) says:
Prosperity has returned to our country Thousands of
"orkmen have procured employment consequence Of the
adoption ol Thr that carried by Democratic votes
MI Van Buren, seems denounces and utterly discaims
a Tamil Mhleh Laa resinIed pInspenIy 10 the cn,nry
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N. Y. MONEY MARKET-CI1Y NEWS.

7 luTsdhy, 7. NJ.
The weather 10 day is rainy aud not cold which may
possibly II the eache, tho reopen the canal
The news from Albany this morning leaves lc room 10
doubt thai the canals closed probably Tor the
the basin Albany covered with ICE There is also
not little ice IN the River
The arrivals Of Flour Albany Monday and Tuesday
wore over 1000 bbls. The quanniy merchandise and
produce IN Of shipment and west 4 probably lar
ger than ~ any nmo ILis .eaaon.- Ernrcas
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\ S,,ioDs cla,g,- Mike walsh. in hi. account OF tie

n NFTIDH8 IHITEF W I-II, M U1 Ht'UUTI OF IUO
Loco Foco m'ourg in the Park on Tuesday says
"On tie day preceding ihe ung and On the morning
ITSELF rife that bands bad been regularly ~.
ganlod to browLco and drive the Suhicronoas from the
meeting and upon inquiry, learned that dctlchmcns had
been obtained from the "look"-hievcs from the Five
pointsbands Of their licensed professionals in the shape
II police officers with stsy', aud waclmen with conceal.
cd lSs and clubs from the Tonbs-troops Of disguised
amrRhtef, and hUst u other corporation officials, oil
u whom armed with weapons and directed 10
beat ~ alop' down, without mercy, any Subeuancln
who might have he ,udacity appear the ground"
Noycrhosse. Mike adds "thc subtcuancans were We.
toiious."- Phiiadsipha Inquirer.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-20

USF The Old Hunkers have got themselves into
a serious difficulty about the National Convention
1t will be recollected, that they took the ground
in the beginning, that each State should determine
for itself the number Of Delegates and the man.
ner in which they should vote, when assembled in
Convention. This was the law and gospel as
laid down IN the Richmond Convention of last
February. For one State to Interfere with or
presume 10 dictate TO another, in respect to this
matter, was out Of the question: was a terrible
outrage upon State sovereignty Messrs Richie
n Co. accordingly proceeded to direct that lour
delegates should be chosen from each District
thus giving Virginia so members. The Calhoun
ties protested against this proceeding but IN vain
Well-other States actiag for hcmsclrcs-
have Prohted 10y the suggestion of the Virginia
Van Bureniies. and are appointing numerous DE.
lcgalcs. Kentucky has appointed near a hundred
all pledged 10 Col. Johnson. New Jersey is
about 10 appoint several hundred Other States
will follow the example. Maryland may send
several thousand When these meet the MAORI.
ty Of the whole will direct the organization of the
COm cnon-thc mode of voting and all other
matters. Those having the power-voting per
capIta-will be- likely to retain it;--tnus leaving
Ritchie's numerous delegation of 90, a mere drop
in the bucket; without any influence or conse.
qucncc whatever.
The Enquirer caught In It's own snare, is try.
ing to cxtricatc itself The Petersburg RepuLl.
can, however, bores the veteran with cruel Sc.
verify.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-20

Tie eyes O the Richmond Enquirer are slowly and ora
duuy opening. When first took ground against the y.
rneue Convention, II could reason ~ our course
now % i8 fully with IN regard 10 the organization
II ur General Convention said months ago that the
iotd' u some 81 the candidate would follow the example
go sir wdy -gtu Virginia, at Cectng 60 the National Con-
ven"n Fre1cr number VI dcc gates than the State was
entitled g. n the Electoral College. This one Of the
chi't H lsUns urged by IN favor NJ general undcrsan
ding between tie States the subject o organization; but
oh, no! most Indignantly the Enquirer every State
must appoint IT. dteglt,4 n Huc number, aud such
manner plcascs; other Sitc interfere. We'll
kentucky h1s done thH aud rather go the better Of
very a-tue gentlemen; ~ Jerey feared about fol
low suit aud there II little "uncnain1fs" upon the
subject ,ue fears have been expressed that the States
thus uuduy represented by members. will exercise the pow.
er 81 voting numerically land are free say that no
such pr' should be exercised by any State and none
such should be tolerated by any other" Very true very
correct but how different tho strain from the loud Of
indignation excited by the idea II States presun
ny 10 interfere with the action Ut another Had there
been general understanding between the States three
months since. Tins difficulty would have afscn. We
urged upon the Richmond Enquirer the necessity Of such
understanding but no, no. the reply. Now observe
to what extent Tho difficulty has increased. the Kentucky
delegate already appointed their actOn taken aud
they stand tie broad bas uf the Enquirers. every
State de- you please doctrine fully entitled their seats
i the National Convention aud enabled IN their number
% exercise influence nearly times ~ great ne that to
which they airy entitled Other States u ~ prolnbe
are following the example which grove o. say was Get
10y Virginia Convention and We may almost fear that
they about onaot the dgrnceul scene Of scramble
FOR thr procurement Oi undue advantages.
These remarks have been principally called forth by an
article m ihc Richmond Enquirer which insert entire
IL rather reluctantly Acknowledges the danger which
the ato Vrgnis Convention, snd Of the Editor and his
dHtngni-hed correspondent since, has mainly tended 10
create; and falls back upon some resolution passed AZ
meeting in Sussex, on secoun, q which Will BE- found in
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hAK Wood 20 cvfls Olk Woo low, from board
~ Schr Minon. Capf Lndi ~ Tie Dock.
JAS. FISHER n SON
toME At Last Opening this morning complete as-or
~ ~ Cnups Fnuge Cics just landed ~ The Ho-tpn
SCHENECTADY Mixed Bullion fnngcs variety Colored patent
Loop funrrs variety Co1fri anil Black Gm IN variety;
style Hack Insertion Gns vasiy; Colofcd Sik Grcs for
ROM Checks &C. let Ruton. Cr tng and BY morrow
tge variety II Dress Goods just purchased
from The iatest iupDratons.
no 20 THOMAS v. PRICE
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TRUST SALE.

~ y virtue Of the decd of trust 10 the subscribers
- from William Scott, hearing date the eth day of march
1897 and duly recorded Clerks of Hastings
OF The city Of Richmond for the purposes therein mentioned
hll Moniny the 18th day Of this month o November pro
coed IN ell before the Bcl Tavern aid the
highest bidder the valuable slaves said deed nInedabOu feen
m number And Thudsy following n the residence Of said
Scott IN Go0cul county and the Pits the Tucknine
Mining Companys F viii proceed sell the Engines aud other
fixtures for sinking SHAFT and the other personal property said
deed acknowledgements first at the latter place Ht ~ O'Clock
The nls BE- Eleven pit snkes
WILLIAM \. TRIPIErr,
l7-dds HENRY T.. BROOKE
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heard Mr.. Nawter speak OF his doubts about his vote
being recorded the SpIn in Nelson the night after
day Vi he election, aud think the morning expressed
myself skepica about such thing being mistake by one
OF his particularly general aud In lwledgc the cleo
lion Law in the presence Mr.. las. NJ Spler-whu ga
tsfed me- toy saying lac thought him blame about IT,
tIaI u u mistake. ID. L. GODCH
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RICHMOND DAILY WING.
MONDAY MORNING.. NOVEMBER 20. ist,.

Speaking of Genl Jackson's doctrine about the
constitutionality OF improving rivers beior ports
of entry, the last Enquirer remarks:
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MEETINGS or WIG YOUNG MEN IN FREpE
RICK

In pursuanc" N cali, h. Wing Youuf Men oi Win.
chester, met at the Town Hail. ~ Saturday evoninp ltl
instin for the purpose 81 forming CLAY CLUB wv.
Towns date Editor Of the Republican, called to the
Chair, and ". H. GALLtHrR, appointed Secretary. After
the meeting had thus been organized, Mr. Galahor offered
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- PLESDID oxford Editions Bible, elegantly
~ IN Velvet and Gold
BOOK ot Common Prayer elegantly bound Velvet and Gold
match Bibles the above finished beautiful ari
suitable presents couctnu
of English AMI American Annals received
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] A VI A IC A


We are indebted 10 the pocncss ot Capt. Watts of the
packet baua Orb ut this from Kingston jamaica
our files oi papers up 10 the Nth ut.
The Morning Journal ol the lih u, the death
OF MIR. Bernard Dyer, OF Baltimore, aged % years.
Correspondence OF the American.
Kingston, Jamaica Oct. Ii, lSi3
The French steamer Conner is It'll lying here She sails
IN few days for ChngTcs.
There is Flours selling Mt S7a7, 50; Meal At
gladys; and Corn at 81 The market il well supplied
and business is du.-Bdii. inner.
FURTHER FROM THE MASSACHUSETTS ELEC
TON.
postscript TO the Atlas gives the following fuller and
more correct returns:
For GOVERNOR.
Briggs. Norton. Scot
Aggregate as already given, 1886 53O13 1857
The small towns of Florida, in Berkshire county and
Chat'an IA B1rnsabe county only remain 10 be heard
from.
This leaves the relative the at last advces
TIM SENATE.
The Auas has received further information which indu
ces 10 set down Berkshire yesterday announced as hay
ing chosen Loco foco Senao) having no choice
The Senate then stands. present-a Wing majority of
instead oi a. and % vacancics
HOUsE OF RAfGEsENrATIvES.
Elections 10 fill having been held at al aurned
meetings, Tuesday, the position the House ~ material
ly changed tot the better last report. We give
the summary:
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PREAMBLE AND REsOLuT1ONs-

TTT' WI WIIH
much pleasure, the humorous manifestations oi renewed
aud increasing afdor the part II the Wings throughout
tie Union. We feel therefore, that should remain vi
lent no longer, but ~ justice 10 the czp0usc do
now como 0fwofj ~ ruisc voices in uni with the
voices a. committees thousands throughout the country in
behalf oi the fauiDt and Statesman, HENRY CLAY
ResOirfd Therefore, that regarding Mr. Coy fhc cm
b'dimeni Of rFrl WhE principles and posscsur IN every
respect the ability and disposition o. promote DO, bet inter
,.t IT county, do nos h,a.fo ~ proclaim to the
world. ihathc U our hrt and only choice luf do Pfes
deucy
RssSiced. That have fear Of d.s-e bon the
Wing ranks in the accamp uent our ulumat, purpose:
md that will pur onward csmsc, uninlterngy,
until the d8y Of redemption hall arrive.
BE " Jmfher RssJiCsd, That W. now form Ourselves
into Clay Club, and cordially ~ tie Young Men OF
Ffedorck County ioin doing bolc under The bon
net oi"Hany IT the Wet"
Rssoecd That the Offices Of the Club slal consist u
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gRuGU Es-BRoouss- BougHss-I keep constantly
- supply heavy city made Bogues made Of good materials
winch am s"'Eg low Also superior Northern MADE Boo
sewcd aai legged which likewise selling low
Farms and OILERS Shoes OF this any descup
invited n call, before they buy.
~ DAVID BURLINGTON, Mansion House.
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q. ID. JORDAN.

went with Mr.. Vawtcr To the Bualoe Ridge Springs
last Spring. ] remember he and Mr.. Spier had some
conversation when st arrived the particulars of which
cannot recolloct. MIR. Nawtcr did then vote lie
afterwards had political conversation with Mr.. Dewitt
that lasted ua,il reminded HIM OF the la,cncss Of the
hour having agreed leave together. lie then had
ioAoe; after which left Immediately. had Just voted
aud did not accompany Mr. Nawtcr the polls second
time, and cannot say what passed when he did
will add that regard the Is a mistake.
4. y. MONTGOMERY.
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HOYT N CO.'S PRIZE OFFICE
Under tho ENchnnrc.

Ihsrc ate two of siOOOO Latter, "a 4. draw. n
town ihis Also of 1000 rsk.tn &, for a., G
Te1e, Noe 20 81 So capital Les.surr Lottery sot ana
paid by uoy, - '"'
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UDLASrER AND MERCER POTATOES
80 tons first quality Plaster
400 bushels Mercer Potatoes on oard schf Hs,oI
fAeiT wharf, viii be- sold low Il immediate application Is made
on bOli of To no JAS. fIsIIER A snN
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was present the Buffalo Ridge Springs when MIR. 5.
T. Nawter arrived, the day ct election; close by
when lac To the poles and examined them. heard
hum aud Mr.. Spsr have talk politics, and Mr..
Nawter read from paper prove Mr.. Jefferson pro.
eetNe tariff man. lie le the polls then without voting.
and went 10 III. bar from the bar he the porch
where lac and Mr.. Dewitt engaged in talking. with
pre- ny nuch all the the place about them from
thence he vote, aud think left immediately after.
r.. w. CABELl..
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AUCTION CARn

Tsinatis building Lots, at aaefion.-We invite an
pnoc attention To sale, This (Monday) Afternoon $,
oeoek. on the premises, an Duva addition adjoining Can
fIcniiss', Ut Fourteen Desirable Building Lots P.t
which can be Store.
no 90 INIOl,S & RPoTuEp A.
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was present nj the Springs when Mr. Nawer first
to the polls aud had conversation with MT Spllcr
Was also present when he voted and thing pass
ed, but what, cannot remember. My impression
that NJ. Nawtrr left immediately after Voting.
the room with the commissioners and directly at
ter To hin. and he gone. have recollection
OF his examining the poll book, when he voted.
JNO. n. SCRuGGS.
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R r. PERKINS 4 co. have This day rcceiy


ne cd another supply of Rers Key the Accooan, with
improvements and additions.
Nhltrcy's Kingdom ct Christ, % cdtinn
The History u tlir Inqusiion q Spain
The Bible IN Spain
hamblcs in Yucatan complete IN 2 vols
French without a Master
Italian without n Muster.
Ao The Mysteries Of Paris; ogeher with MI the latest pubca
tons u The day no "
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Angel and Ames on Corporations.
TREATISE an the Law Of Corporations AFgragate by
~ X Angel and = enlarged received by
DRINKER A. MOIRIs
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INNINGS OUMTENIIIUM.
QUESTIONS and answers on Law, Alphabc-
" tcsly arranged, References approved Au
ihones by ASA E.nnr iId edition, an vol received by
- DGINKER 4 MORRIS.
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EXCHANGE HOTEL.

ROUND PiAsrER-GOO bhIs Richmond Ground Plaster The
" cheapest and best article Of ever offered for %, an
this market Apply TO JAMES Al srnJ.r "
IS-iiwSrft M >, ~.
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pntcnt StcNv-Pnns, for po,s,rriHg pHrpasss
M have Just opened Pam, lined witt,
Poreehina very superior article. for sale ehenp ly
RICHARDS 4 GARDNER
&C Sign Mill Saw" Main street
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-06-29
Died.

Ia Winchester, on Thursdsy evening, the 18th
instant. Miss SARAH ELLEK. daughter Of Mrs Mary
G. Cherry, aged twenty-six years. The deceased
has endured the seyerest suffering, for months past
under the force Of which she finally sunk, flower
nipped in the bud, and t=ansplanted to bloom in
better soil in heaven. The Affections Of the deceas
ed, though often ofthe most painful nature, were
borne with the frmhess and faith Of one ripe for
heaven. She has been early taken from The midst
OF large Siree Of relatives and youthful friends
BY whom she will long be remembered. May they
initiate her virtues and like her be prepared for
early grave. HIHchesfer PIrginidn.
On Thursday last, GEoRGEs RoUscH, an exceed
ingly interesting and promising son Of Mr.. Hugh
Mckee, Of Martinsburg, sged abou. three years.
n Leaves have their time to fall,
II And flowers to wither at The North winds blast
But thou hast ALL SEASONS for thine own, (
Deafh!p III
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-06-29
.MaRRTED,

On the gist inst. BY the Rev Alexander Jones,
Mr.. GEoRsE II. J. BEcKwTTH 70 Miss ANx LON,
daughter Oh DIR. Samuel Seolley-al Of this county
On Thursdsy morning last, in Shepherdstown,
BY the Rev. Mr.. Andrews, Mr. CHRIsTIAN p. GUM
MKT, Of Brownsville, Penn, TO Miss MARI MAR
etRET DAVIS, eldest daughter Of Mr.. Aquills Davis
Of this town.
10 tIagefstown on Thursday morning the 18th inst
BY the Rev. MIR Lyman, FnEDERIcK A. ScHLET,
Esq. Of Frederick city, 10 Miss! BARBARA HALL,
daughter Of the late Thomas b. Hail. Esq. Of Wash
ington County, Md.
AtslKinlock, )" on the 18th inst, by the Rev. Mr..
Toles, RohERr BKYERET, ESQ., to Miss JANE ELIzA
eldest daughter OF JohA7 fill Carter, Esq.,, all Of
Fa1Quier county. Virgiuia.