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The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-12-22

Ssndlin of Onslow county; resolution in favor OF
Drury King; resolution in favor of the Speakers,
Clerks, and Doorkeepers; resolution In relation to
impressments; resolution in favor Of Charles kel-
"; resolution relative to VIM. ID. Wynne; resoiu-
tons instructing Auditor of Public Aeconn g to
inquire whether better system OF Keeping the
accounts of disbursing officers, and better checks
on their accountability may not be introduced,
and whether q better mode of cancelling che
vouchers of the Public Treasury may not be adop-
ted; resolution in favor of Elizabeth A. Gordon OF
Gates county.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-12-22

On Tuesday the 22d Of December next, will e1po,.
to public sale at the late residence of 0anton dscJ
three miles southwest Of Charlotte all the property Of
said deceased, viz: Wheat Corn, Oats, Fodder three
held and Kitchen Furniture, Blacksmith Tools, aud
other articles not necessary TO mention.
Terms made known the day Of sale
All persons having caiRs must present them accord
ing to law, this notice will be pead in bar of their
recovery. THOMAS b. PRICE, Admir-
Nov "a, 1863 4t-pd
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-12-22
LAND SALE IN EoUITY.

In conformity TO decree Of the Court OF Equity Of
Meckenburg county, made at Fall Term, 1893 in the
matter of Hugh Houston and wife, and others, for
the purpose Of making PARTITION Of the proceeds Of
sale between the petitioners, will expose to public
sale the highest bidder, executing bond with sp.
proved security at the pube square In Charlo,te on
the I'd Monday in January, 1864 a credit Of twelve
months with interest from sale, except FIVE per
cash pay costs the Tract Of Land in the peading
mentioned, situated the waters Of Four Mile Creek
adjoining the lands Of Houston, A A Houston, J
Stuart and others.
Dec /, 1868 A O WILLIAMSON, q. NJ. 4.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-12-22

The CAPTURE OF THE CHEsApEAKE-The
capture Of the Yankee steamer Chesapeake on her
trip frt ~ New York to Portland, and off the cele
bratsd Massachusetts, Bay, is certainly one of the
most daring exploits that history or romance has 10
record The last accounts are that she called off
St Johns, and took On board Captain Parker, of
the privateer Retribution, who took command
Parker appears to be the name ofCaptain Locke.
who may be remembered here and in Fayettc.
vile, and who commanded the RetriBution.' He
Is native of the British Provinces, we believe.
we rather think she viii make her mark, if she be
at ell hsted for the business 10 which, no doubt.
she Is to be employed. = Ri'mington journal.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-12-22
EQUITY LAND SALE.

The Land Of the late Hiram G. Brawley, deceased,
will be resod at the public square in Charlotte the
second Monday in January, 1864, on q credit Of six
months IT will be started the last bid Of S2337
and sold to the highest bidder There are la acres
in the 1t adjoins the lands Of j. =. Ross VIM.
Means, and lies to town Bond and good security
required of the purchaser Four per cent. cash will
be required to pay costs.
Nov II, 1862. is A. G. WILLIAMSON, q. ". z.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-12-22
LINCOLNTON FEMALE SEMINARY,
LINCOLNTON, N. G.

The SPRISG SESSION, 1854, will commence Mon
day, February LIST, and continue twenty weeks have
secured the services Of the corps Of teachers s
heretofore.
RArEs-Regular Tuition, from $40 TO $50 Piano
Lessons, $50; Use of Piano, s..
board will take limited number Of pupils 10
board with me- and will charge them simply what IL
costs to board them. Pupils however, must furnish
their own towels candles and toilet soap. make
this arrangement from the mPossbility OF foretelng
what charge for board would be fair both parties.
Each boarding pupil will pay $500 in advnnce-the
balance, IL any, at the close Of the Session.
liberal patronage is respectfully solicited.
For further information. address
-. 8. LANDER, A. NJ, Principal
Dec 8, 1853 6t-pd
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-12-22
EQUITY SLAVE SALE.

In obedience 10 decree Of The Court Of Equity OF
M0cklenburg county, made at Fall Term 1868, in the
matter of Mckee, Administrator of Robert Walker
will reopen the biddngs Of sale of the slave Aaron
in the pleadings mentioned, at public Vendue, the
public square in Charlotte, she I'd Monday OF Jan
uary, 1854 starting the last bid Of sixteen hundred
and City dollars Is ,650) The terms will be twelve
months credit except FIVE per cent cash pay costs
the purchaser giving bond aud good security for the
purchase money.
Dec l, 1863 @ WILLIAMSON, @. NJ r.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-12-22
N O # &c T. .

The Association for the Relief Of the Working Men
Of Charlotte having opened in the Store opposite the
on hand Bale Yarn, Salt, and Alamance Coih,
which will be exchanged for Produce and Provisions
on liberal terms.
wANTED-CorR, Meal, Flour, Wheat, MolaSseS, But
ter, Lard, Tsllow, Bacon, Dried Fruit, &c
GRAHAM, Commissary.
Nov IL. 1903 If
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-12-22
EQUITY SALE OF A SLAVE.

By virtue of decree Of The Court OF Equity Of
Mecklenburg county made at Fall Term, 1863 in the
matter Of w Alexander, Guardian of Anne AeIan-
der and Others will expose to public sale, and sell to
the highest bidder, at the public square in Charlotte,
the I'd Monday in January, 1854, she slave Char
otte, in the peadngs mentioned, upon credit Of 10
months, with interest from sale, except FIVE per cent
cash to pay costs the purchaser executing bond with
good security for the purchase money.
Dec l, 1853 al 4 WILLIAMSON C.M.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-12-22

"a Captain d. Fender, Of the % Coog,...;S ,
District, n. T., has received and issusS ''SlOnal
date.to the different military commando R;.hp to
hospitals and prison department. twelve tSou.ooSd
of quantity TO exceed fifty bu.hsIs1 run decay
many thousand dollars worth "s saving
nothing of the great luxury extepd.J - 70 say
and wounded soldiers. -RielmonJ -. 70 the sick
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-12-22
NOTICE.

Persons having claims against Harbert Stoves
tate hereby notified that the estate Is going to be
settled up early practicable after January
Court, and they hereby required to present them
payment otherwise this notice will be pleaded
in bar of their recovery. d STOWE, Admir-.
Dec 8, 1868 St pd
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-12-22
Salt! Salt! salt!

We will exchange Virginia Salt for Pork on as goo
terms as any body.
YOUNG, wRrsroS & ORR.
December I, 1863 If
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-12-22

MESSAGE OF THE GOVERNOR or TExAs-
The message Of tiov. Lubbock states that the rev.
eoues Of Texas for the Year ending August 3lst,
were 81, 46s ,36l, including balance of $50, 1856.
Tho expenditures were the-same, With balance
OF sl5,s19.
The penitentiary Of Texas is doing good service
to the public, From December LIST, 1861, to Au-
gust 81, 1888, it manufactured 2,25s $50 Yards
of cotton goods and 90, 2os Yards of woolens.
There at the latter date, % 962 of cotton and
6.7s9 of woolens unsold OF tho whole amount
disposed Of the army received ,27692O of cot
tons, aud EST 75l Of wooleus. The gross earnings
of the institution for the time mentioned were 81
Ia ,439, aud the expenses $685. Gas
The Governor, Sin view OF. the isolation of the
States west of the Mississippi, whereby they are
thrown Upon their own resources" earnestly re-
commends an appropriation of at least one million
dollars Ito be based cotton bonds, that cot
ton be purchased to be paid for in bonds, ia order
to purchase arms and munitions for the benefit Of
the State. 81 - go
The Governor is distinct on the question Of
peace. There is to be no peace In Texas until the
Independence ofthe Confederate S,a.esis ackposl.
edged. - g sa go
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-12-22
EUROPEAN ITEMS.

Earl Russell was present at Cabinet council on
the 23d ult; and this fact is regarded addition
al evidence of the untruth of his reported retire.
ment from the Cabinet.
War was expected throughout Germany on the
Holsten question. It was said that ten thousand
volunteers are to enter Holstcin, and the people
are to take up arms for the Duke of Augusten-
berg, the new claimant for the Duchy.
Advces from China, dated the Goth of October,
state that French officer bad been murdered by
the Japanese, that reparation was Immediately de-
handed, and that ''war. by the combined French
and English forces was generally expected"
Mr. Spence, of Liverpool, the writer on seces-
sion in the London "Times," has been addressing
large meetings in Glasgow in favor Of Southern
Independence. He urged that England should
take the lead in inviting the European Powers to
intervene 10 the American war
At stormy meeting held at Preston, England,
it was resolved to memorializs Parliament to stop
the American war by means of rcmonstrance
The resolution Was strongly opposed, but it was
fpally carried.
The rebel agents had added some British steam
ers to the Confederate navy. Tie judgment in the
Alexandra case was to be given on the 7th in
slant.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-12-22

Romano GENERAL.-An Irishman, named
John Murphy, was before the Mayor yesterday,
charged With stealing Pistol aud two overcoats
from General Robert +. Hoke.
Gen. Hoke testified that he was stopping at the
Spottswo"d Hotel Being called out OF the room,
he left the door unlocked, and, upon his return,
found the accused standing in the floor, with one
OF his coats on, and 10 the act of putting on
another one. He commanded him to take them off,
The accused replied that be was an .honest man"
ainda gintleman." Having no desire to let even
a'gentteman walk off with bis coats he made hin,
put them down, and then handed him over to Mr.
Belts, one ofthe proprietors, who carried him to
the watch house.-Richn,ond ENQUIRER.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-12-22
AIM ANACS.

Farmers and Planters Almanac Tor 1868 are fo
sale at the Book Store and the Drug Stores.
Dec 8, 1853.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-12-22

CHApLAIss IN THE ARsY.-A Stevens, J W Miller
W A Hemingway, Stafford, Wells,
Fripp, Tart, Snow, Brown j b Campbell
w Power, Black, d Moore, A Moore,
Kennedy, 4 Wells, e w Thompson, Hill.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-25
/. FRANK Bo,hE.

painful Is the thorght that he whom recently
in full vgor OF lie, health ana happiness more.
PRANK Boone born In the State OF Maryland He
liberal educTSSn A. S d ~ ata there 6y
and heart he acquitted m with honor WOO the confidence
and his tutOs and the Lore and friendship Of his
uia'es -
for position In the Post one, Department
PederA Govsrnn nt the du OF which he continued to dis
barge TO- seyers with bis characteristic hael
meat gned Lis position, SOUTH asked neither favor ncr
COME Overnmsst shoudered his musket
entered the ranks soldier thee By his prompt ooed
ence to ORDERS bis ready Willingness share toll pvs
and danger Incident ~ soldiers lie he gained the sdmra
aun Lis and undying devotion Of hts
After IeVng for some time IN the ned he ceyed appoint
the Once Department Of the Confederate Govern
men ana lis associates department bear testimony 10 he
in WHICH h faithfully performed all that required OF
him and long will they che sh his memory.
, il not Be 1 W. NE the haows precincts
respect The most beaut u trait Of his character ng
coastancy thAt possessed Throrgh all the tia
soadas angel waited prayed for him; and u was
to oHrummsts his earthly bliss that prompted him visit his
ne ny upon the banks Of the Potomac, andenbark
ell uson bsSon Of that stream which lows msJScA In
hit Of home of his childhood Oh what have beea
his mingled feelings Of pleasure and sadness One bright
WaIs thought hOae that he had there grown
GODS prince tlai he exile from that home,
ming glimpse Of the loved there that he would
enesr OF those that had long
And full OfO too did he brood over the humiliation
Once moe he taeads his soil breahes his native
air but Tor The dark insduS fs lurking meas
ar and messenger Of death with unerrng accuracy He
fA and EuPy sih the exclamation hey killed me-" he
yielded his So nit TO his aA'er.
tbs southern hore his emans borne and there they
Fit Otin right OF his native hills that loved
we'll within the domnionB Of the old Common that
viii Tepose to those that sacrifice all
FREEDOM There let MIN rest until bis State can
proudly reclaim her exled sons and then e sung
other:
"UDgraleful Florence Dante sleeps Afar,
Lake Sclpo bu led b. the umprAldng thore."
No proud lining Its high reg hired to com.
thy WORTH thy Image and thy loving huIntss
shrned in our hearts.
Though oVlng forms visit bis grave cherished
image deck the sod at his clay" cary
will the sd wAbsrs Of the carol their
level Of the departing viii guild with golden
hues; icy OF viii clad with robe ourty
genial warmth Of early spring viii reviit with
nfs OF VerduIe.
"Cod ia the gravs the siien. hsArt may IL,
But N - which warmed 1t once can never die"
I
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-25
DIED..
la Dlh NJ GEO. L. BETTY, liz tn. s..A

On wednesday, the 2sI Asl GEO L. BETTY, r the Sl
year OF his age
this morai az al O'CLOCK from Sidney urch 10 Sidney
Attwo O'Clock tie Of the Yah Instant at hb resi-
denee this ety. .itsr Sickness Of neary Two years. !As
place from Methodist Church, on tomorrow sAtur
DAY morning II O'clock The friends Of the family are re
speetfu IL invited 10 attead
Baltimore papers please copy
melancholy duty % record the demise (on The
SON ult aged Of MRS MARTHA WALLER wife Of Dr. A.
N. Perkins, OF KIng Will am County.
Of t notice, hugh reared In the lap OF ease
and plenty child Of In infancy osisg hr IA
the early childhood later In life only brother
whom she devody attached and after marriage called
10 weep over the graves Of tao lovely little d1ughrs only cld
rem the one surviving the other only few hours.
Uade abe surprisingly sustsne5 But
there oher sorroEs awaiting tnn MEEK and submissive
sufferer
Last SUMNER the enemy, whose inscriptions presence
spread dsoaon and throughout mann happy homes
visited comior able abode and while the mes
sumg property Of her husband results years
Toll and eel directed nouy and as feroeious ocer with
who had voluntarily concealed hers and
hitting mAth hfeatnng 70 set The DIV Hing hre
hngJ transpng before her her Leposseon
Christian dignity orsook her not And as her husband asked
pc, for removal OF valuable pspss, she remark
Doctor their hands. The Providence
that has taken care will take the
tare Of bitter nom the insulting foe
c. the Interview.
Bat her cup Of sorrow was yet just before
lovely dau her, ~ months old tken
from her embrace From this moment hs seemed DESTROYS Of
Heaven senSb dsned and spoke OF death most de-
drable.
ate bread Of denss and looked well TO the warp
poor shirei In h sympthy and charity Among her Ia st
.uggestons deed Il IN kiiy 10 mel hD ehe
pl Of neekne's and gentents aud though from her
ckdhoo the lose Of she possessed personal attractions
kino, abe betrayed Of the weakness OF
vanity the wIer who has know' her long, not aware Of it,
behd husband and her only chLd TO
All WAC knew her loved her But she fl passed away to
congenil cline.
de95-ns (ELqulrer copy)
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-25

CITY CoUXCIL.-As called meeting of the City
Council on "Wednesday, resolution AUTHORIZING the
Chamberlain under instruction, from tie Committee on
Finance sell The bonds of the Confederate States and
Sou:h SHE Railroad bOlds, held ty the city whenever
in the opinion If the Committee, the demands on tn
TT asury rq1t'e il, wa lopei.
Isws ASP resolved .,hAt the Committee on FIJI aace
quire and report to The Council what course should be
pursued relation to the debt of the city as ii falls due
and the payment of in'er.tt thereon.
Ca moli1n of Hr ClOp;on, &c was resolved tina. the
additional lum of $50 900 be appropriated to pu.shase
clio hing for voluRSer soldiers from the city of Rich
mond
A petition, signed BY numerous physicians and apotb.
ecare3 asking the Council to apply the Confederate
authorities to relieve at least two attendants in each
store from military service for the purpose of disper-
sirg med cnes presented Af,sr considerable de-
ba,e the petition wal referred to a seize: committee
We hope the committee VIII inquire into the cause Of
the closin, Of the drug sore at early hour Of the
evening" and the difficulty Of Obla ming medicines there
after.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-25

ournAsEs At ELuAsrra oIrr.--The Raleigh State
JOurnA says has the best authority for the following
s,aemen Of ttetreasnent 10 shich the people Of that
orturate town are subjected by portion Of troops,
negroes and Yankees from Beast Buter'S Department
Taa deah Of every man. woman and child in the Con-
fed racy would be rreerAb' to association in any ca
Pleity either political eq rails subugAted ProVineeF
with the abolition sAyages who permit such barbara
ties
.Vhs Journal ssys: "The neg ceI compel white Wo-
men Of deFcscy and refinement to cook and wash for
them. In one instance We have heard Of body Of
these negroes entering sprivas houss and dmanding
dinner which taey insisted should be cooked by the
lady of the house. Whist engaged in preparing TIE
food for her nfgro guests the scound'es INDUCED in
the most lOAhaoue rbadry Of them, with his foot
throwing the ladS clothes over her back and shout
dss, Wills; the rest cent up loud Peas Of laughter-
Faese statements upon the authority of respectable
mon, and surely enough to stir the blood Of even
those who would 80 back to fellowship with nation
of whites who o'pnOs only permit this but ereOur-
ase l."
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-25
THE CITY.

CaRstMAs.-" Well, here's Christmas once more"
the coed peOpe will say this morning wien they have
risen from their sleep ard entered upon their pariicpa
ton ia tie events Of the day True this IA Christmas
but how altered its coDcomitan-hOW striking the con-
trait between its ac,es cries now ard those to which
We we're accustcm before the war; Tie shelves,
show eases counters and windows Of the shops are not
filed now with that mge and varied assortment Of fircy
and useful articles which in bygOue years afforded
de range Of selection for presents and tempted the
multi u6e to part With their dollars. The book stores
DO not exhibit of yors an endless variety of annuas
albums, and git-edged prayer books. The confccton-
ers do not display innumera1le gev gsws and bonboDs
ID the eye of childhood viii search,in vaii for the
Istcmed array OF curious toys and FIRE work.
The stores, however, are by no means empty. In
some of them numerous articles that viii tickle the
f.ucy" or make suita lie gifts still be found. The
rocks Of srch goods however, are, in the aggregate,
50 limited that the contrast with the profuson and vae
ty OF former years cannot escape the notice Of OBJ
servers.
Bus If more Of these things we're here, Christmas
would be observed with undminished cheer illness by
the majority If cur people. The young ladies would
have fewer presents and perhaps the juveniles would
have less fun bat the most inspiring and satisfactory
feitu of OaIi.tmls oelebra iona good dinner
whioi all the members Of every household look forward
t. as a sine qua Of the occasion, would stu Sc ep.
joyed by ,hOusandk At least will be SO this day. as
the lgs quantity Of poultry, beef OysterJ etc. sold
this week consumers hereto provided by them,
aLest. P,umpu idings and mnce-pies will BE- lacking,
and so will wines and cOrdSls but egg-nog vi flow as
freely on any preceding Chi,tmas-peihps little
more 60.
Altogether, We are persuaded that the people gener-
ally, Will be joyous ard gesful to day as they have
eyer been at Chrsmas For months past the tendency
to c1trasgance has pe-5add the land and of course
will be strongly developed this time great many
persons are making "mOney" very rapidly, and as il
comes lightly SO it will go. Eennumbers OF those Who
have been heretofore classed as "poor" are now go
rich in the possession of Treasury notes that they win
not fail to indu sc them. elSts in unaCcuJomed lrxr-
Iiea
The subject need not be pursued further: 1t is evil
dent that in spite Of and blcaade, and impress
msnts the peOp, will seek al The enjoyment the day
may brig forth, aud cordially wish Their, ons and
al, "A Merry Chii,tnas'
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-25
COYGRESSTOyAL.

In the Senate, yestsrd-y, n. wsli' P. Johnson,
the rev Senator from Missouri, qualified and took bis
scat
TIE House BIZ r,pe lirg lie Law allowing sub8s Cs,
Was taken up, and strong disposition tOpus the bill
Ii ough mn fsstsd-a ity evidently being IN
favor Ct its passage bu, it 6aaly agreed t1st the
hf.her consideration Of the suu6iee; should be post
pOned unll Monday next The special order Of the day
Mr.. B Osn's re Outil0s-Was then taken Up ard Mr..
Brow in speech Of ever two hours leegth, pJesensd
his views On he general policy o. the country. A
sketch his rama Ks is presented in the report Of the
proceedings.
In tie House, bill was passed to prohibit dealing in
the paper eurreue7 # she eIen; auda bal 20 eOmmu Q
the in Aird O. cured bacon with its equivalent in
sat orr.
Both Houses adjourned uhti. Monday re1L
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-25

DETAILED hES.-Gsner,I B auregard has Issued en-
rider requiring all al, Engineer Line Officers, O.
vOst MarshslS. Commanders Of Campo, Arasnsls or
P.Ss Contractors SupeFnendsnts OF Railroads. Manu-
fctursrs any parties whatever requiring details for
any period dureg the coming year, to Gle at bis head
quarters, on or be'Orl the lsi Jaauay application for
such details stating the company and regiment of each
On'; period for which the detail is needed; for what
pui poss il is asked
All Details prior to 1t OF September, except under
Authority of tho War Dspu;msnt, are revoked, aad
D.stiss Commanders required to zee that all such
promptly return 10 their commands.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-25

ANOIHER SUEPRIsE.-Tte X nston a.. G y corr spOnd
eit Of the Raegh Sac JournA, confirms the eapu.e
on the lsb, Of thirty eight men Of Capt McOrt's con-
Pany, in Pitt County, including their horses trhs and
entire squPase They belonged to the 81 North Caro-
Ina Cavalry Oransu all asleep Ehen surrour D.
C-PL Moore and Lieut.. Henderson we're alo ca; tur d.
PehslS lad been post at ev,ry point where IL was
thought possible for an enemy 10 appear but ,ha Yar
k.'s, led By tOd,s asLkad Outpsss aud gOt IN q
the rsar
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-25

G5AST's DEsIsSs.-T-e Aarie,ta COuisdera'e says Ii
dss raolOn Of the MsupLi. ard Charleston Ri road in
Nyr Al4bams and OF the Mas vile aud Cba'ta OCes
RAJ between Ch4taaoog, and B idg p r., BY tie
Yankees IS ut ry in posb,e ualess their purpose is
20 abandon CbatanOOg sRd North AlabAns.
Tais statement is confirmed BY army CORES pOndenls
as well as other s0urSS.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-25
MARRIRn.

At Huny Nelson County en- Tuesday 18th inst W Rev T. p
Martin Rev fH0uPsoN b. MAURY. Of Winchester 70 Miss
sally TAYLOR, eldest dau ghter OF william Gordon Fro
dt2-1t'
On the $50 inst at st. Paur Church. bT the RI Rev John
la M, Tssisted ~ Rev. Oharles Minnegerode Mi Cd
wYN o s. A, and Miss IHEoDo IA o, Harry, formerly Of
Norfolk. ~ ID ~
Az IN. same tufe and piece By same CAPTAIN VIM T.
HARDY O. A. ADD Miss VIRGINIA W., second daughter Of
H. N. Smith, ESQ, OF this ely. lie