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FOR THE E-VQUIRER.
Now, that the excitement of the Spring elections is
over resulting it has done, in signal victory to
The Democracy Of our common country, and as you
have opened tie columns OF your paper TO the free,
fair temperate and courteous discussion Of the pending
Presidential question: permit one, who seldom ntrudes
himself upon your llberality, TO address few words,
through the Enquirer, 10 the whole Democratic party
of the Union upon that all absorbing and all importan
vancement of the cause of liberty and equal right
should be "union, harmony, compromse-every thing
for the cause, nothing for men, With these words as
our polar star, and ucuated by holy spirit Of patriot
ism, who can doubt signal victory over our oppo
discords and predec,ons' May Heaven, in mercy,
avert such an evil Let our motto fly at the head Of
every Republican press throughout the Union-le, it
be written in legble characters every town. village,
and hamlet throughout the length and breadth of our
land, and victory, certain victory, will perch on our
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prREGRINATIoNs INTO UP COUNTRY VIRGINIA.
if,om lie Fredericksburg Democratic Recorder JDiglo)
Tur CRors-The general condition of the crops IS
ono Of the most difficult things the world to ascertain
One farmer, from some local circumstance, haPp~n 10
have field of wheat of extraordinary hneness; then u
his observation restricted TO his own premises as win
ood farmers generally is he rejuces in the prospect
~ ,,ch md universal abundance though his nearest
neiphbor, if dependent his own resources alone,
mght sarve in the meagerest sort oil meagrc penuIy-
So The traveller especially if he is speculaor IN HOUR
will 90 into ecstasies at the sight OF dozen good wheat
folds by The road side, while, if he would push his en-
ouires further and extend his observation, ne might not
ike 10 become caterer for The county poor Much al
owonce on this subject must be made for honest igno
rance.
AS far as we can Judge, The wheat crop in The upper
coun,ies will be ''ony tolerable in quantity, though
tho ouaty said be very fine. In Orange and Ola
olson. The harvest is compleedand there seems 10 be
ocneral feeling Of satsfaotion-more, perhaps, be-
.nse the crop better Than expected, than that
u ,vos as good could be wished. Culpeper ana
Fauouer few days behind their ne'ghbors IN mar
vss,no and we fear they will suffer on account
of The late rains. Corn is low, but it has yet time
enouph to rise. Some fields though, near Orange Court
Honse (which. by the way in fine agricultural DIS
,ric J are very hne .
M,p,soy CousTY-THE BARBECUE, &c-Madison
county, take it all in all, is now very much oil "a
nI.ce'-and, if by any freak of fortune, we should
boppen to become Virginia farmer, secure US berth
among the independent, generous, and whole-sou'ed
DEMOCRATS Of Madison. They are just The rght SORT
Of npople-as farmers industrious, attentive, and
nrudent-as men, kind, LIBERAL and hosp''abe-ns po-
,;c;ans, intelligent md honest-as Democrats hrm,
"nG,nching. and wide awake. They can make wheat
bs.r and corn taller and whip the Coons neater Than
any other people Sin these digsns
Il should have been stated in our last that the people
Of Madison, his old constituents, are to give the Hon.
william Smith Dinner on the 25,h OF the present
month. We assure our friend H., that no Traditional
attraction" is necessary to induce compliance with
he Kind invitation of the Committee. II II IS IN our
mower, swell be among you large as life, or lar.
rer. To the people of the adjoining counties, we viii
gerely state that besides Mr. Smith "a host in him
.ef !, is expected that the chivarous Wise the indie.
fatieabe Jones, the accomplished Hunter, Giimer'
Ieake, Randolph, the 'swhee horse of Albemarie De-
mocracy, and many other good nen and .rre' viii be
resen, on the 1t will be an enthusiastic al
f.r ["L" will please not forget his contingent pro
mise
road but the right one Culpeper thence very
stubbornly and fooshy through peliing rain storm
to - ,.
WARREsrox SpRIsGs-The Watering Establish
ent here is in rst rate ORDER under the supernend
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NAVY Yarn AT WASHINGTON.

EXTRACT Of letter from Washington, 18Th July.
81 have visited the Navy Yard was deeply inter
es,ed in the Safety Valve Expermcnts-also in the
preparation and machinery for testing chain cables
By the hydraulic press, they easily break chain,
the links of which are as large your arm; and can
tell exactly the number of pounds bore before gave
way. But by far the most interesting OF all were the
experiments TO ties, the quality of the different Goals
experiments and analysis, may be of great oonse-
uuence"
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BALTIMORE MARKET, July IL.
GRAS.-Wc note sales of four curgoes Of new crop
North Carolina Wheat to-day, viz cargo in prime
condition at l22 cents; cargo at ll5 cents; cargo at
IL cents; and cargo moi in condition for grinding
i0l cents. We note sales Of only about 7u0 bushels
old Penna. red at II l3 cents Md Wheat of the
new crop comes in slowly. parcel of 800 bushels
prime red, from the Eastern Shore, cold 10 day
l22 cents. Corn is very dull Small sales Of Md. q,
81 % cents for white, and 81 So cents for yellow
parcel of Pennsylvania yellow sold to-day at
500 Cts Wequote Oats at % cts. for prime Maryland
T.7merican
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nToTICE-l wish sell my Land, which live in
IL Campbell county, Va both sides OF Whipping creek,
mile junction with San'on river containing about ESQ
acres and perhaps Of the best tracts OF land this
lion of country Nearly the whole tract is under good fencing;
about thirds cleared the of which Is in cultivation,
that To tobacco land all elegantly waered
with creeks springs eesone There
are unwads acres Of low grounds the Of which lies
'front.' and In fun view of the dwelling, we'll
adapted Of tobacco and all kinds OF grain The
buildings are mostly good and TIE dwelling house Is ~
feel and three porches, nicely furnish
ed inside and good and convenient
in proportion with good tobacco hnrns sahay, &C., excel
lent garden and yard well paed and oGamcned. There Is
ntcency Of n trees OF various kinds and an excellent
mil, Site on failing stream
This land lies on both road leading from the
If Grnox Neal 10 Samuel ranns Bridge and is about five miles
from each place 20 miles from Lynchbure 80 from Ptisyyana
Halifax Cou!i house. and III from Charlotte
Court house Society the neghboihood and the surrounding
country Of the best order.
would accommodating terrs and If il suited the
will the largest proportion in should
ike HON IL might SUIT 10 take tho
and stands with the household furniture
,chich b and the crop, stock, tools, &C., &C If any
person should wish larger quantity Of land he he accom-
as other lands adjoining Of excellent quality,
Any person wishing further information will direct to
LEWIS D. POINDEXTER.
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lt,,6,-The following Resolution was
~ :,s Tho most unbounded reclamation al
4 cslsbrs,ion of the 4th July, in the City and
Il philadelphia
e ,,. The Wings of Philadelphia, tender an invita-
~ 80" # the Whole Union, 10 meet IN Grand Mass
e ".- an ct July, 1874. at independence Square IN
a.."ssr.uia 10 respond 10 the nomination oil the
.y,.. convention"
c.i,as,oh,a Forum" requests that this invita-,
o tie Wings of Philadelphia to the wing, ws; Of
~ ".o respond TO the nomination OF .he ing
convention which meets a. b Ta ,,oa ,hs
' .,' y, The Ore CON. -(ro the Oregon They are
'4a ~ 10 20 the whole }
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July 81 2i-~4w

SANDS,S SARSAPARILLA-Loss CT appetite, indigestion
> dyspepsia, heartburn, easxtis or Inflammation OF the slo
mach all proceed from being unhealthy
ton of gastric juice and bile The savary glands longer
send form healthy ow and the liver issues acrd bile Then
follows stomach emlaon OF wnd distress after
eating oppression the prerorce headache ard nansea ire-
muous sensations and variety Of o,hsr peculiar feelings
known only For and kindred Diseases
new remedy Ipoa The WORLD having for lis object
the relief suffering humanity sands's sarsaplna an entire
vegetable composition in is operation peculiar, entering
nl, aton thus coming in contact win me germ or
cause OF disease and dplacue unhealthy sece.oas by cAend
nr ia influence every part Of TIE body and causing general
reaction when health succeeds debility aud disease
NJ For particulars advertisements in this and other city
papers In
by A. b. SANDS CO., Druggists and Chemists, Granite Build
ngs No m Broadway Of Chambers street. New York.
Sold in Richmond by The AGENTS DUyaL CO. In Peters.
burp nv ROSSER ANDERSON, in Norfolk by b. A. SANTOS
and by Druggists generally the principal! cities In the U. s.
Price 81 per bollle-6 hotties for s5
NJ CautioN.-Be particular ask for s.Spss sarsapn
lila and take no other. sIply Gilt
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-. ,,.nn,,-o n the Alexandra Gazette quotes the
Ca9oun. which we pad to MIR. Calhoun in ISL
'"pI n..nncs into Congress but he is m'sta
ns 'be OCCASION which called it forth !. was
70 '.L C,ihoun's Speech agans, the restrictive
''n ~, ,rss an his celebrated War Speech, in
w. NJ Randolph, in which Mr.. {. insists upon
!, w., nf making preparations for war. TO rePel
.ss.;ons Of Great Britain. 1t was the first great
:, ,rb;cb he "tleshed his maiden sword, and
,.,ss orophetic evidence of the great abilities
~, wos destined to display.
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A MEXICAN HOTEL, NEW YoRK.-The American Hotel
a having recently undergone extensive repairs and
again omen for the reception Of my friends and the public lis
location by that of any similar establishment IN
the City, being Broadway fronting The Park and deey op
poeite the Fountain.
The undersigned respectfully ocis continuance OF patron.
aenG,,t nf hs quests WILLIAM b COZZENS.
eoi , an 80 e l2-l2tf
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o.ponen,, or any &C. OF violence what.

,sssips to see the veteran Major Gally,
~ ~ II The battalion Of artillery, serving as
,r''p3 applying the portfire to the guns In
81 y, MAJOR, who in his politics is inclined
t. u, SIDE Of the question, showed himself
W. we'll as LIBERAL, high minded man.
l," - called upon to serve on this occasion,
= "A the summons with cheerfulness, This
,.ncs of magnaninl,iy which We were hap
...> and proud 10 acknowledge.
.[cinrs were kept np during the greater par,
I, N a,tfsrent parts o! the city, in peaee'al
inner. The Old Coon received decent
.o9 we trust he will rest IN peace. Ihe
.'e ho.s no .nclipation to disturb his names,
~'' lends forbear TO unearth his purified car
: +, .,b,b,, i, to the annoyance OF the sense ana
= 40 country"
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TO TIE EDITORS OF TIE ENQUIRER

BALTIMORE, July 49, 1S43.
Gentlemen | few days 30 indebted TO a
friend for the Perusu Of the Enquirer containing nv
letter TO you on wheat and cheat and your notes or re-
marks on The letter, for which accept my thanks In
your remarks, you call my attention to the article OF
Mr.. Mckenney on The wheat fly, published in the
American Farmer of July 5. You did me more than
Justice IN saying, that you supposed as much
surprised as yourself at the pcrusa of that Essay You
also request me TO give you Conformation about the
manner of its propaga,ion and the means of prevent.
ing arresiing IT.
AS the Essay, in question: appeared in the Farmer,
and had not appeared in the Enquirer, felt bound in
courtesy, TO publish what had TO say the subject in
the Farner-besides, the Editor and Publisher had
both expressed a desire for do so, and | had
partly prepared my paper for the Farmer before was
favored with sight OF your paper containing the re
quest. My answer to Mr.. McKenney's Essay appears
in the Farmer of Tomorrow, Q9th,) aud | shall feel
fattered II you shall find room for il in the Enquirer
am really very much pleased 10 the Enquirer pay
ing so much attention 10 agricultural matters, and
have often thought that no sheet of it should
go out without some portion of il, (and that small
one, nor an obscure corner either,) being occupied
with such matter.
have now small favor TO ask of you, which, | pre-
sumo, you can readily grant, cause to be executed
| am preparing an Essay the natural history of the
Locust, and only now want information Of The geo.
graphY of the several districts. | have received
mass of information from Post, which generally SUP
plies my wants, but there particulars moi sup
Piled For example, have got no informstion from
Henrlco county, in Virginia, where the papers stated,
the locusts had, or would appear. According my
moranta, they appeared in Henrco, Prince George
&C., East and South, in the year lS29-and there
fore, they could rot appear those this year.
unless tie locust of the ds;rc. of country, opposite
Richmond, on the james River where they did appear
this year, had, in 1896, emisraisd The river
thereby making two advents of ocusls Henrico &C.
that is, the brood 1920 the other in 1913 have
discovered several instances of this LAprISG of dis.
tricis-cne in Loudoun county, where they appeared
in 1884 and also in lS43and they had previously ap-
peared there, also, in 1896. The favor want of you,
TO inform whether the locus:s did appear in Hen
rico, and, if SO, what part of il, and to wha. extent in
other counties your side of the River.
Respectfully,
GIDEON B. SMITH
u We shall publish Mr. Smiths Essay on The Hes
sian Fly, with great pleasure. will any of our read
furnish him with the information he desires The
habits oil he Locus, = Enquirer
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no Waun ANn TIMRER GETTERs.

Pofonac Land in .Narktt-A Great Bargain Altered.
OFFER my land in Prince William county, Virginia,
near Dumlries and about miles from navisahe water
The tract contains $50 acres half Of which heavily
,bered Of virgin growth viz: oak hickory and heart pine
The improvements very SUPERIOR the dwelling which y oil
modern constructions twelve spacious rooms,
large Saloon passages Closets &c II hu Of BRICK ana Cost
years since eight thousand dollars; II Is IN soa re
pa The perfectly healthy and about twenty NE
mites District of Columbia on The ROAD lead
ing from Alexandria An extensive Wooo bu-
siness carried on Dumes and its vicinity with the Dis
Columbia, and large contracts can readily De maze LOT
wood standing in the wood or and corded II is believed
that wood enough could be spared and sold from the a 10 me
two TO much more than double me
which is asked whole tract the heart pine Is also very
valuable portion OF the land which open suscese OF
high state Improvement has been much neglected oil ae
years. ..,,o ,he s,h
day Of September If sold before that day al private
shall on that day. fair If not, the next fair day. oer " ~
public auction, The premises. ,,., ;.
Mr. Thomas Golden the place, VIII sho" u 10
any disposed purchase Any addressed 10 me-
will be promptly attended 10. ux, n,prrp
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Deaths.

Deaths.
Died. the instant residence, Leon, in Neck
rnbure COUNTY, Virginia. JAMES Youso JoSEs in the 4sth
of his age, after illness OF only Is hours
Died. the residence of Thomas onduranf in Perry county,
Alabama, the 2S day of May last IN the 5i OF his
former Abemarie
Alabama where he had secured the friendship and esteem OF
large of its inhabitants Uniting the honesty and
Integrity degree of mora Tmness rarely elnard the deceas
through III" Hltcu MS
To added Of bav
supported aud -ucard large family Of orphan neices and
nepheWs hom he almost father IN Kindness and aen
on May the Christian Hope which he died, he their
aton IN their bereavement.
Died residence, King George county, Saturday,
18th instant after long and painful Illness which she endured
with greatest ortde, Mrs Lucr NJ T.I.PEaRo, relct Of
John ~ Taaeo Esq deceased and daughter OF the late Gov
Barbour-aged 4G years
TRIBUTE OF RESPECT
AZ Court held for Nelson county, at the Courthouse, ON Mon
day, the Goth of June, lS43
The Court being informed by James Garland, ESQ., that since
tile LOVING OF the Temoers OF this
Court hath departed this life adopted the following resolutions
unanimously:
ls That we regarded the deceased kind husband aec
uorae father indulgen master, and good CITIZEN 49,
2nd That he honest man, and faithful and inei'
gent magistrate.
3d. That by death, his family sustained irreparable
loss and the the loss Of valuable cize and useful
public servant.
4h That of that sincere respect which this Court
bear character OF the deceased each OF ts
will Grape his left for thirty days, aud that
officers The Court
of the Bar to do likewise.
The Court, and the members Of the Bar unan
mousy c"ncurng the foregoing resolutions agreed TO comply
with the request.
And clerk Of this Court be requested Ia
widow deceased with copy of the foregoing
and that The Editors of the Richmond Enquirer ana
Whig Editors of The several newspapers published IN
ynchurs Charlottesville be also requested TO insert the
''"'' ~ '''' p1P''' Sp GARLAND, Clerk.
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NE of mnst be pursued by in the sale Of
" Piano Foes either adopt practice with
many the article OF dn other IN
order 10 character do rs nave
been endeavofng do for eight years the public to form
opinion by trying my Instruments The former -
course adopted, and shall the latter nave
tried found 10 work we'll believe that my Piano roes
are equal any made in this other country al
heard Of that opinion being interested one ao no.
public depend upon il aone and simply peg o. 70
actual trial. Any person de,iDe %
Piano mine upon trial. and withhold paymen "h'
they prove the instrument $3.50 :. Mnsi
J,, :. DUN ~ 1850 l@6H
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y l.,s ssS sent US Mason's reprint Of the May No
s,nuoh Quarterly Revicw-full of interesting
saso, ing others, is one in which are discussed
Ms Word Word Trac,s, the theme of animated de-
"' eau'ch of Englan
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The Louisville papers announce the death OF the
Hon. Judge Rowan in that city, on the 18th inst
He died of Cholera Morbus after sickness of two or
three days
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MIR RICHARD +. BRoADDUs, my Agent, is now about 10
Nl visit the Southwestern Virginia, beginning al
and taking all from that point, South
West purpose giving Subscribers and others an o
pouny of settling their dues TO the r. Enquirer. K Whig X
Compiler Southern Literary Messenger know that all can,
and hope that all be prepared meet Mr. b. with these
small claims Persons wishing subscribe to these ana other
papcrs published in Richmond will find this very favorable OPP
pornnitv WILLIAM GOuLDIN,
Collector Enquirer, Wing, DC
IN, 9i-6t
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HART PORTRAIT PAINTER.-Mr. n. has just returned
from Euror liz had every facility for studying the
works Old Masters under the Instruction of OF the
mos eminent % the present lew specimens may be
seen nj II. Exchange Hotel.
Those portraits painted VIII do well To CAL
e', ~, ., ' 80 So ~ " al-2t
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M We have received the lst No. of "Caius Gas.
sius in reply TO the Address of j. Q. Adams and ~
Others, on the subject of Texas We wait for the 2nd
No before we can commence the publication.
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0y THE HANOVER AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY will hold
Meeting the Court house Tuesday the a5.h instant
full meeting menbrrs very desirable, there is bust
ness Of importance 10 transact.
RICHARD F. DARRACoTT, Secretary.
-
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Taypahannock, Essc, co Va, July 81.

DANK OF vIRGfNIA--The President and Directors OF tns
ID BANK Of Virginia declared Dividend from the pon
FIR the last sir and quarter cent on me oapI
raj stock the Bank quarter cent IS TO De re
served as the the Commonwealth, and the
two per cent, will be paid Stockholders AND ae the
18th inst. sAML MhhA, g,
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We learn that the President has ordered the sloop
of war, building at Norfolk Virginia. be called the
"Jamestown"-that at Boston TO be called The "Ply.
mouth"-that at The Washington Navy Yard the "S,.
Marys, in commemoration Of the first places OF per-
name mt settlement in America -.Madisonian.
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The Six SLoors WAR-There are sIx
soops Of war being constructed the different naval
establishments, upon plans of the various naval con-
strucors, each being at liberty 10 select his mo.
DEL The one in process of construction at Brooklyn,
the n York Aurora snys is under the superintendent
of Mr. Grice, who, understands stands at the head
Of his PROFESSIONALISM is 10 be called the Albany
We have not heard what the sloop of war TO be con-
structed at the Gosport yard, is TO be called. Her
constructor, MIR. Rhodes has brought with him high
reputation, which We learn is not unmer,ted. The
service WILL We trust reap the benefits Of The praise.
worthy competition now being exhibited by the several
constructors.--NorfoM Beacon
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SALE OF THE REAL AND PERSONAL ESTATE OF
- NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. order of tie Court OF the u
s. for Di',ric, of Virginia. made on - 2d day of
May ls3 shall SELL al public auction, 10 The highest bidder,
certain Real Estate mentioned in the deeds Of trust OF steger
Nash of Farmvc and Nash and Sisr of Lynchbug and OF
MERIT g. Steear; also, certain Personal Estate mentioned IN
said derds which Of record in the Clerks Office OF the cn-
" Court OF Ew ard aud IN the Clerks Office of the Corpo
ration Lynchbus whr said deeds have been declared
nud lent ard void By said Court The following the
~ To he Sold viz: Three Lots in the u Famvc, one with
superior Factory and extensive fixtures; 2nd Lot WIN
ordinary Lot and eleven Negroes,
consisting who well trained factory hands,
some and small lot Of well selected household Furniture
one well improved for private residence, In the town OF
yachbure all Of their interest in Tobacco Factory ard Lot IN
the town of Lynchbnrg
In each case will be for cash. unless the amount Of
purchase hundred dollars more and then Il VIII
be for one cash. third al six months and third at
twelve months the day Of sale. No Will be
made purchaser until the whole purchase
money shall paid and directed BY the Court
The sale Farmve will hs made in front of Col f. H. James,
Tavern 23d day Of August next, commencing at 10 o'clock
The sac Lynburs will be made the 18th day Of August
ne II. in front fnkln Hotel. commencing nj 10 O'Clock.
WIN. c. FLOURNoY, Special Assignee
ru 9l-td
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Marriages..

Married the 18th Of June, Newport, Kentucky ny the
tev Mr. Moore JOHN WHITE SrEvENsOs OF Covinston, NY,
formerly Of Richmond, Virginia. and OF the Hon Andrew
Sevenson To Miss ISABELLA daughter of Major Samuel WIN
ston, Of Newport.
aarIed Tuesday June Goth by the Rev. Robert W. Cole
Mr. WM s. BRucE, 10 Miss MRr H. AsDaEws, all of Caroline
Married Green Level, Wednesday, 18th instant by The
Rev D. Wood Mr. Aucrsrus r. WALTON, to Miss MARr E
only daughter Of afs Sally Davenport all of Cumberland CO.
Va.
Married. on the I9th instant in Trinity Church. by Rev.
Jos H. DAVIS Mr. JoHS w SHARr Of Gainesville, Va, TO Miss
Sus,N j. daughter of Dir. John Lester, OF this city,
Married. al Boston, on the by the Rev Mt Ganne
HESR w LoscrgLow Esq Of Cambridge, Professor of Mo-
den Languages University 10 FANNY ELIZABETH
daughter Of Hon. Nathan Appleton.