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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-06-21
TUNIS CRAVEN,
Ha, jfya ,lcr;0td BY The Aatsa srr;Ual, a hand
jome agSriment Of =
SPRING G o ID S,

JOwe aSsrfment Of r,
SPRING 60 Cd S,
AMONG WHICH ARE rs
eolonade Null Mullins Ladies extra long elk and
Diagonal laced and PeqRet kid gloves
ditto Habit do.
Cut gauge, japanned and York tanned co.
), honey comb DO. I Pic nc m1ts
ain and figured leno ! Mems gloves,
plcnet Grape Adephi cotton III boxes
Pam camorc, jacOnet and Woods iuperine cloths &
null mullins caihneres
Pain & colored hair eoFd- Marfeilles watcoating
Cd csmb7ic &, NafkeeRS
India & Ir;rih book muf "A and y.S Irih linen
lin Shifting cotton
Do do handkerchiefs Long lawns
Leno wells t...s Linen CamoFicKs
Lace cambria and tam ! Umbrellas ,a. "a: (,
bored null fiawls Bandanna handkerchiets
Honey. como and imperial Platiilas
fltnet do. Dowlss
UndreGed ginghans, chintz Crcas :
and calicoes TicL'enhureh 49,
Silk and cotton ehan,bray; Olnaburghs and rclts
Italian Mantuas Baitas
Ribands Gurrahs and
Italian fswing fix. Selampoors
Silk and cotton hohery
ALSO,
FRESH TEAS, "a
OF hyperion quality, in inall Leaden saneFs and
by the pound.
| May 6.
aT A few copies Of the American
Gardener may be had at the Book
Store of Robert Gray.
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zPhineas Janney,
Andrew Scholhela.
PUBLIC SALE.

10y virtue of decrec OF ;he hon the Circuit
/ } Court of the D .ar;a OF Columbia, fer the
county of Alexandgia, uaade between Richard
Prime, cangptaiaamt-- and tie heirs and ieprs!en
tatives OF Rooers M Crea, decesled, detrn&an's,
will be fll3, q, In6lic fale. on SATURDAY,,
the l4th day Of June. as Inc C5ace ho4fS, ii
AkxsFdria. cha credit Of Gx months: one moi.
ETY. of an annual ground reas OF II doiIsis upon
a las in Union Rteat, le&Fed to Thomas Crandls,
on which there IS sjeGel thsee aory brick
hopll ALTO. ore a.oie,y Of an annnai ground
rent Of 20 dollars, on lot !eaEd to Michael
Thorn, in WaIcs's alley, SOW TIE property OF
Ssrauel Nichols, on whic1 there is imPlovsnents
aIfo, On credis cf tx and tweloe m7alhs, enc
noiety Of las Of s-oond or Pin f:ee' iro'tlna
IS feet, ard running ahcS ~ feet K'chss.---
Security viii be required On ,n1s 8bo9e property
for the psyuleot Of the pu;chafe money.
G. Deneale, C0m"'Dtons7.
hfsy g.. d'14'S]''
r. The iaIe Of the above proper
ty Is pofponed on account of the wea-
ther, till Thurlday next the 10th init.
when it will take place at O'Clock.
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foreign 5nteIIigencs.
FROM CoBBETT's WEEKLY RecIsrER.
Of February s.
NEW MINISTRY.
CONCLUDED. /

fCoNcLUDRDJ
IN our e''sneswhat Circumstance that ec.n,, i;fE
euy aoesnot exit The We In liza coionihs have CON
60 a"o Jul, complaints too of long ftarding No
satisfactory explanation has yet taken place The
wound has been healed over and has h-oLo. -
are'h, time after time and, from the new n,;o;aru
VIII, IN this reiPe6t, be expected mnch more tba
IL IS Immediately in their power RI do
L ne intercourse with the United States is fnb;sa
OF great importance yet withsut fome meaf,re
eene'0 meaure, with regard to it, il j. not eaCv
20 perceive how the prefent impots can he con,,od
upon Welt India produce. In confeor,encs &c &C
traints and imPofts, both opening at onee and ,;h
. useree OF iorte 10 tar beyond the power of refiG
'aee, the iiands have been reduced 20 fate alo,op
OF cooperation The effe4 has been greater than ,b,
OF the FUNDING fyGem at home The real pronert,,
ia'' III great proportions pafed from the hands of
s1o 'oile, Pohehors INTO thoie of merchants and
lators and guarantees here. The fund-de,lers T.;
London hold the plantations by MORTGAGE and IL
nominal planters are, for the IA; eater MARI It,ia
better than their bondlmen. In this upn.,,r.i 49,:
on'ons itate OF things, with country inbsbi,ed b.,
men, VINO once were the fole po1eGors but who are
now htt'e more than mere renters of the land. 10
"c' Every oanger to be apPrehended; and vet,
"'lere Is the remedy Where is, not the poy,sr -,
enforce, but where is the man to propofe II -
IN the Eat Indies, is the profped more erry,,,.
mere, on the contrary, the dffieulte. and d,nge-s
ne 10 thckly Town, that IL bewders one bp, 80 iat
az theIn' Inc famous bill, by the means of which
,he PHts and Dlndafes fcaled the walls of po,vsr
has as Mr.. Burke predicted il woud. nrod,,dI VIE
iequences which the though,lsfs people will novv
imart under. To talk of the oppreihng. the inin,.
Ig ana the plunderng OF the Princes Of India can.
not be expected to have much effeta anoo,on -
pie. who made not Jingle remembrance upor ,hr
iuoeet OF the capture Of the Spani frgates and ,h
iuoequent appropriation Of their treafure uitban,
previous declaration Of war but, as mi. C,rrs
pie may politely be alive to the demand. of -.
Jro~ h6eTIvs, for the purpoGe of carrying ON VA
sgainlt the princes Of HindoRsn, information M
os gwen vs theI1 upon the fubiea of thofe dsman
AND II this information be not given, IN ,bs "
clear and fell manner, by the new rliniGry. 8
w,h De greatly wanting both to the country ard ~.
leve'' The people hear, of great fortunes 1, a
made in the Eaiij they hear OF plumber su,,,.g
and they fee the Plunderers come and eibs1 ~
ron 9 Their homes but, they never apessr I.
S fs1Se, that any part Of this plumber is
r. u s rom their own eftates o. si,s bor
They feem to think, that there are arsst ,sn.,i.
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aeat OF Dooernr,ent.

1t would fatigue our readers, and 6ll up a fpace
which might be dedicated to more ufeful fub
jects, were we to re-puLlifh the whole of
the fpeeches that were delivered. ON Mr..
Gregg's refolutions. Thofe that we have al
Sfady publilhed, are fufficient to fhew the MI
'1f of the arguments employed. Asto the
reft which follow, we ihall felee fuch only as
are mott interefing on account of the ingentr-
ity which they difplay, or becaufe they were
delivered by the Representatives. from Virgil
mia.
Between the fpeech of Mr.. Mc'creery prefen.-
ed IN our lalt and the following fpeech of Mr..
Clark, we have omitted the fpeeches of Mr..
Elliot from Vermont, MIR. q. r. Williams
from S. Carolina and MIR. Bidwell of Malta.
chufetts. s
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dfrji d..
For SALE

q Tract OF Land, containing $40 acres, extending
L = upwards of a mile on James River, nearly op-
polite to the Wetover eitate; one fourth of it only
is cleared; there Dwelling Houle on it, & i, has
good landing and filming place. This land is worth
the attention OF any per!on VINO wants feat on lanes
R'ver, OF whhes to realize great bargain may be
had Ito dfcharge an incumbrance) i, will be Of
tered at amuch lower price than the h purchser gave
Tor i,ieven years ago. Fielding Lewis eiqr of Charles
city Will be good enough to thew he land plots Of
II may De ieenin the hands of MIR Lewis and Doctor
Adams OF Richmond, and terms known from T. C.
Peaehy OF Williamsburg.
Adjoining the above tratt is one Of the moi beau
fini iea,s on James River which has attached to it a.
bout 1000 acres this may be had alto, if it Gould
in't Purchaler to take the whole; the improve
nients on this e9ate are, dwelling houle with q
rooms on hoor, kitchen and laundry, large
barn and table, an ice honfe, fmoke houfe, large
garden well incloied, orchard and many choice
fruit trees. The purchafer may have, from to Is
years credit, paying moderate intereR.
7 G. PFACHY.
Aprils. (IawtfA
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NuMBER I'LL
RirD:nona esr:crs Cnrrrnt.
rIFrY DOLLARS REWARp.

D AN AWAY from the fubfcriber in December
IN laff. two negro men by the names of HARRY
and DICK; Harry is about 5 feet 6x inches high, Of
tawny complexion. 22 years of age Dick fix feet
high, film and very black, with large white teeth,
wide apart, projecting aut OF his mouth, years OF
age. Vixen they went away, they had on home
nufastured breeofes aud old grey jackcosts- Ihave
been iformedthey are now drefled in blue jaekcoats
with faior's trowfers, and making their way to
Maryland with free pats. They have relations at
Renhen Seale's, Efq. Of Richmond county, and MIR.
John Turberyile's quarter in Weamoreland, where
it isprobable they may Turk until they procure
pafiage aerofs the Potomac. Whoever will deliver
them to me, fecure them 70 that get them again,
mall receive the above reward the proportion for
either. ELLIOTT MUSE,
BHetisgbam lodge, 11iAaslsx county.
March d. ep Sm
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FOR SALE.

y 0i,tnt Of "a drd eftrya TO fbe Eale-i1er BY Ei-
~ am Davis, TO Ieure The payment Of t7Oo c,erai
firms Of money therein exp-e0ss. to Jpfam ". Hening
andb 40sns, of record in the comfy court Of IL
6esvsreWW BE- Sold 70 tie b;gbse baler for ready
the preuiet, tie 9th day Of My next One
Half Aere LOT, !" The fo7vn Of Cbwiotfai1e, tro-on
infbe plan tbsreef BY No. 20; 70 much thereof
4oH be ftfeiert TO pay tie Jm IF bnndyed pounds,
zSt irteyea tbereeu from fbe ra day of Aza,eb sos,
and f5e COTS and charge; attending the fae aforeaid
16e abovs FILE 7vW be far the benefit Of 4lexanir Gar
reif to vobew lillian II. Hsning aligned tie DEBT LAP
ejoesfaid, and in TIE deed afs'efaia mentioned.
JOHN KELLY, 1rgfee.
DRILL. In
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LAND-EOR SaJF


ME fubieriber is authorized to dipofe of be-
tween two & three thouiarld acres of LAND,
'uate IN the county of PrinceG George ard known by
the name OF Old-Town, the following terms, to
wit: One-fifth of the purchaie money to be- paid
down, and the balance in four annual inftalments to
carry intereit from the time of iale-the payment
whereof NUT be iecured by bond and mortgage on
the land. This land is dffant from the town of Pc
tertburg about IA miles from James river or S
miles, and about i-2 from Nobe's Creek, which
is EaVigable Tor boats up to Peachy's mill The foil
is remarkably well adapted the culture of corn,
wheat and tobacco and the greatea part of the traa
IS covered with fine timber. 1t will be fold in Lots to
Tut purchaiers, and will be fhewn to any perfon de-
firing to view it, by MIR. Drury Livefay, who re-
hdes on IT. Prompt attention will be paid to any
communication on the fuhje9, dreaed to the fub-
icrber at Shirley in CharesCity county, by poit to
Granville Mills.
PATRICK HENDRRN,
Igent for Charles Ca,fey of Shirley.
March 7. Gawsm.
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TO BE RENTED.

NE large THREE STORY HOUSE on the
Main-Street caf of the Market formerly occu-
pied BY Cohen and Ilaacs, and lately by Capt John s.
Pieafans; it is good taud for buines aud iuitable
for the accommodation Of a large family.
ALTO, the HOUSE formerly known by the fign
OF the bird IN HANDY at the of the treet lea
ding ochurch hill to bath of ;hefe tenements gar
deni are attached. The terms will be moderate ard
made known on application to James Whitelaw, fer
jesnt of the City, or to
JACOB |. COHEN
February 25. (aaw,f
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RICHMOND, TUESDAY MORNING. APRIL %, 1906.
IN AN INJUNCTION.

CbyFrs6eH Cevsty 1Mare5 Cearf, 1906.
Edward Burnes, Plaintiff.
AgainR
John PenticoR, Defendant.
ME defendant not having entered his appear
anee, and given feeurity according to the a6t
OF Ahembly, and the rules of this court and it APP
Pearing to the atisfaon of the court that he not
an inhabitant of this commonwealth: on the motion
OF the Plaintiff by his council, sordered that the
laid defendant, do appear here on the firi day of
May court next, and anfwer the plaintiffs bill, and
that a copy of this order be forthwith inherit
ed in fome one of the public newspapers printed in
the city OF Richmond, for two months fuccefhvely,
and another copy be ported at the front door of the
court houfe of this county.
copy,
TIL: WATKINS. C.
Mareh IN {esP3
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4 WILL SELL. on credit Of one, two and three
years. my HOUSES aud LOTS on the Hill near
Mr.. Rutherfoord's mills. The houfes are convenient
and neatly fni'hed, and The lots newly and well en-
cioed The filtration is beautiful one, and will az
ford an eligible rehdence to peron having buinefs
on the borders OF the Canal, in the lower part of
che town. JOHN BRO CKENBROUGH.
April 8. tow
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HOU5TON'S newly invented PATENT ME-
MI TALLIC HONE, may be had at Mr.. Geo.
Greeuhow's fore, oppotite the Eagle Tavern. The
utility of this machine for fetrng Razors and ot,er
infruments which require fine edge, renders it an
objef worthy the attention of every individual who
may have location for its ufe.
December g. IT,
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THE PRIVATE ACADEMY OF

hOCfOR HALEER 7oiH Be ,6mavsd on TIE TIN
~ day Of INV next, TO .bat large Brick Houje lately
6Hh By Coiorei RarUie, not f. from tie Se1ie-bOu
0nbe fiidday, certain npwber If ftS Scholars 7uiR
Be admitted 10 De aiaiaGaion hpf only e5,rn of ap-
proved habits and department ean Be- entered as Dr.,
~ rvts dvmasdto aderr to ID. -nles aadregulati-
naSsasd in his Plan Of qeeatioa; tie printed copies
Of veLieb nag be lad atbis bO4te.
April 8. st
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IN k1g-lpiiiam Conaty Court, Marsh 2e.5, 1906,
J06n hfsxiu,jHn Paco
ogoiaf In Cbaue.ry.
Jadn Miteb,h,jau. Dea.S
ME- Assr1rss nor hsvisg entered Bis Appearance and
g0ea lfetrify according to t6r aa ofagem5!y s~d
tie yuies IF tbf, CORR, and il aepsa,is. 10 t
q roe CONT that tbe DEFENDANT iaba6itart Of this
fate on the motion Of TIE complainant BY BIS eoua it
>: ordered fiat the ad ~ do aepea, 5e,e on to. ou,tb
h4on@ay in dEgua nesf and az7Oer tie biz o. TIE COM
plainanf and that copy .bis order Be s,fb-oi in
Je,fed IN 0sat ne7gpaee, bnbhd in tie city Of Richmond
Jo' etgef week. NfefOe and peed at Aeont door Of
fbe eonrfb0ge Of this esanty.
n Copy. TtRe,
ROBERT PoLLARD,c C.
AfrH4. IT,
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March Z
Riebm2nd County Court, March Term, 1906.
IN CH44NCERY'.
Ssofse JF,Per' Comprt,
GsaiJf

TIT Compile,
asai1F
John Donaway & John Woollard Def',,.
HE Defendant, John Donaway, not having en-
y tered his appearance and given lecurity accord
ing TO the acf of aienby and the rules of this
and it appearing to the lasfa aon of this court. tina,
he is not an nhabitant Of this fate On the morton
Of the Comp'lt. by his council, it is ordered tina,
the laid Defendant, do appear here on thc irt Mon
day m June next, and anfwer the bill of tn. Comp',
and that copy of this order be publiihed in the En-
quirer, printed in the city of Richmond, for two
months fIccelivey, and another copy poied at the
front door Of the rt-houfe. of this county And
it is further srdered thas the defendant Woodland do
not pay, convey away, feerete, the debts and eff
feSts in his hands due Belonging to the faid Dona
way but retain the fame, fubject to the future order
of the court.
Copy Tefe,
B. MCARTY, re.
March 2S. pm.
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70 BE RENTED The Tenement where
L now refide, and pofefIion given in time.
]. PENN.
April IL. IF
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THE FAIRFIELD RACES


ly far flds
ftaDe worHeEe
ff hundrd ardGfv dollars
mile ure
hsand
nopnn h q,
Hr6s Iss Lbs
TO- do
do do.
EIyc gJ CLg.g
pn tui the
ehnnpa
n1ep
c, ynet.
4, Apdl4 ~
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TO BE RENTED.

70 bE ne n ED,
TWsbs ff day Of January next, eitte, 7ph5 zuitb
out be Garden and Sfa5les.
YIvHE HoUS e on Shoeloe- Hill actually occupied
D by Doctor Halter.
April s. ct
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TO BE RENTED.

TO BE RENTED,
a BRICK HOUSE, that of Mr.. Robert
j. Gordon, on the Hill, calculated to accomuo-
Gate inal' family comfortably; attached TO it is
half acre OF ground well incloled.
Jas. CRERNHOW.
December z. IF.
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April 8.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-07-09
COMMUNICATION.
JULY 4,b, soe

- JULY 4ih, 1905.
This ever memorable day was celebra,
ed at the Cool Spring on the Falls Plantaii.
on, near Manchester. in manner highly
gratifying TO every American. A splen,
did field dinner was given by the Manches.
ter Cavalry commanded by Capt. Heth, to
whiehfwere invited the Richmond Troop oil
horse, commanded by Capt. Sheppard ;
the Governor, the Chief justice, The Colo.
nels of the counties Of Chesterfield and
Henrico, and few of those old reyouti-
onary characters, whose services in .hose
days" which tried mems souls" can never
be forgotten. The day Was uncomnon.
ly fine. 1t was calculated to add to that
animation of spirits which The event Itself
and the harmony among this band Of bro
Tiers, was fitted TO inspire.
Alter going through the custom ry e.
vo!utions and filings, the company repair
ed to the Masob's Hall, in Manchester. TO
bere handsome Grafton delivered by
MIR. Peter F. I. Smith, in commenora.
ion oi the honors oftbe day. Al 4 o'clock
they sat down 10 table covered with all
The dainties of the season. IL is pleasing
wy N'AN hfS OthtOol anu TOOI
understanding prevailed. After the cloth
was removed the following 7'o.dSz'S we're
drank.
AT O'Clock the company separated.--
The trumpet called the troopers to horse
1.-The Manchester troop conducted their
friends to the bridge, where, after ex.
changing many civilI,ies, they took an az.
tectionate leave Of each other, and each
trooper retired TO recline under his ow n
vine and 6g tree"
]. The day we celebrate may we never cesse
To venerate those heroes and statesmen, who. re-
gardess ot danger, secured TO US the blessings Of
national liberty and national happincss--3 cheers.
?. The constitution Of the United States Il
Imperfect, may those impertedions be calmly dis.
cuised and wisely anended--3 cheers.
3. Thomas Jefferson. President Of the United;
States; may his condoA prove shield against
the invidious tongue cheers.
4. The Vice. President: his valor gained him
aurcls in the field. his patriotism honor il, the ca
binet--3 cheers.
s. Heads of departments, may they prove
faithful 10 their ,rust,
6. The memory of the immortal Wash;o1,oo
the Lycugus ofihs Western World. the fo9nder
of great republics fabric, like his name. tina,
will endure forcver:
Fill, Lucins, ill. until the wine o'er.prsads
tn cup."-i7 cheers
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lis RESOURCES, that not less than ten thou.
sand regular troops would make any Sc
rious impression on it. The inhabitants
in general have shewn such loyalty and
attachment totheir government; forty thou
sand dollars have been subscribed in this
country, and offered as price for Miriam
da's head but he has escaped by flight,
and some of our ceuntry snen are actu
ally under close confinement, from which
they will only be released by death. The
most Intelligent among the prisoners de
clare the expedition received the encou-
ragemcnt OF our administration the
news we received from the United States
appears to confirm this supposi,ion.-If
this be so, our rulers have degraded them.
selves indeed, and will be answerable be
fore God and their country for the blood
of these imprudent and deluded men, the
greatest number OF whom will most as.
sursdly be executed as pirates.
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VIRGINIA ARGUS.
RICHMiiND:
WEDNESDAY,. JULY 9. 1906.
RICHMOND PRICE 7CURREAsT.

/, A: numerous meeting of gentlemen,
who assembled ut the Washington Tavern
on. the 4th instant, for the purpose of cele-
bfating the Anniversary of American In
dependence, Aie.rander M Rae, President,
Itiiicnt huyo,d. Vice President, the fol
lowing toasis were drank:
J. The day--ATay its annual return be
forever hailed by frseman.
2. The people ofthe United States.
8. May the sacred principles which gave
birth 10 this day be forever as dear to The
people, as they are pure in themselves.
a. The patriot statesmen who'proclaim
ed the Independence of America.
S. The patriot soldiers, by whose valor
il was established.
6. The first congress of the U. States.
=. Thomas Jefferson, the President of
the y. States, and author of the Declara,i-
on of American Independence.-9 cheers.
8. The memory of General Washing
ton--9 cheers.
9. The memory of those heroes who
died in fighting the battles of their country
20 cheers.
lc. he constitution Of the federal 90
vernment; may il strengthen aud perpetu.
ate the union and liberty of the people
6 cheers.
IL. The people ofVirginia they have
not lost, and may they never lose the spi-
rit of l77s.
IL. The constitution of Virginia; ex.
cellent because it presents no object to
excite ambition or party spirit.
l3. Agriculture and commerce pros
perity TO the former, freedom to the latter.
IA. Our fellow citizen, James Monroe
80 cheers.
Is. Ehe Yazoo speculation may the vir-
tue and justice of the next congress pro
nounce its sentence Of death.
Is. The state of Massachusetts always
united to her by respect and affection, we
are now bound together by political SEN
timent--6 cheers.
II. The memory Of George Wythe.
VOLUNTEERS.
BY the President. The orator of the
day.
Blythe Vice President. Success to the
negotiation tor the purchase of the Flor
das; may peaceful bargains be preferred
10 decisions by the sword.
BY Meriwether Jones, (whose sickness
to he great regret of the company, pre-.
ven,ed his joining in their fesiiv.ty, but
who sent them the following toast.)-
May the spirit, which formerly animated
the American breast, in celebrating the
4th of July, never degenerate into mere
form or contemplate harade--s cheers
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DEATH.

Departed this life on Saturday the % n u,.. az
Shirley his residence in The county of C1s,es Ci-
~ cHdfLhS CdR1FR. Err. in the Yah year
of his age; ms illness was short but ex,reu,sly &C.
we're; he bore it with more than comm an patience-
ann died in rhe full assurance of that happiness
which awaits ihe ,ighteoue. In him The noot have
lost their best friend, and of him If Nigh, be ,ru
ly said that he was father TO the fathcrless, and
husband to the widow--the appeal of the
wfetched always wai efeeiusiy arended to by
him.