Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-02-10

etier and his eharrn at the disappointment shch 4
gives han IL iUU strong to lie concealed.
Nj. Joshua Cnshnian has acquired ec,qs
enough To give has name 10 PARTY. We had
a letter from Washington last n,eht. Which
SAWS there are reasons 10 osit.e that ;ie
tashmi0nites in Congress may ,ct BID -sb-
poi,teJ and Justice lie done by ada.s;.t.i..
Missouri dniiIi. tins Sc. sion-a.ew days eegvfe
Il terniinates.
n The communication from " ashnstoD CT,
The la s.ncston OF tbe Journal OF Il. ~ K. came
To hand last night; and sii aiicerts.ni, appear.
IT We are aGih,'ized to state, thai JOSEPH c.
cABELL. Es. ~iil be candidate az The sIess,or
Tor ths lisuist wLilb represents m The senate
consulting 81 The scun,iss vf AiLeaafle, AlnL.is,
Ioochiand. Nsison anu Fiusaana.
n Mr.. Elliot, late Presdrnt Of the University OF
South Carolina, Nav,Dg resigned Or 1hya.as Co.per
WI" was previously among the number OF its ptvfes
ssss, IA. been spro'nseo Pfeside,, with salary Of
s.sss.s.s.sss.s.xs1s.n..
o,,r,,.., coAn6AieArsp-
Among the disingaisnr I'd iadivijnals whom Virginia
has sssh snsichsd 1"n the existence aufing
Inc present season, tne has he pan nj tssk os
hihg q QasSn couaiy, xho, on .iona >, lAe 3i inst
closed, IA ,'e ioefidian Ofie, eas.r career llis
oseass e"i.1eDeeG IA henori5age ot<e lnBgs About
eehtsen mohths ago, ana IN col al M ptlol
which Hbaiiy piVuuced iis death.
nase !" noo,n III. pren,an,e dscsasc and society vii
Iuns he sensbis Of tse blank occasoned by his dsap
pear auce non, abe busy sesne.
For three years Major foouies represented his dis,
uiet an Tie Senate of Vagina and Gsii ned ia
LA .enieheo body fer b' political intelligence aud
.ue luminous communication OF sN;ews. as ysac-
iical attorney, his ability aud weIe surpassed by
Jus perseverance ana zeai sccontee has acute
siscernthest anu he pursued through every avenue
"f reasoning and eivauence the succe.s Of whary,r
cause be unceI'ooA Ia, neither has taIes,s. the
adniiidton and respect they attracted awaited avert
me uneiing shat vi death. he sl0qaspi lie sim
pie
q .fman alike che inetitahie honr
1es gafAsV slory Tad 6ns 10 The Grore"
What is man to-day in the lu,uriaDce Of health. .Aul
ing iii the enjoyment Of exi,tenyein Few DAYS pvrrlac.
BAT iew e'anssset moments, loaded Consumes
PAINFUL using, counting the lrdy paced the erng
meats by s repereIssioSs OF ne,te anguish refusing
M ts and whieh eomdrt eau bsto~ ia, succeeds night
ana st qs'e.y follows lis return. onty Cypress
%it a eAstvIsr. unacceptable Of ii her pleasure
aSynh.ng at which humanity reCoils.'' Ell then,
ys cemted Will NONE of pit, disclose the sery,
he % " ~
he above reflections from the death Of Mr.. ROB
the 3+t oi ms age, after and painful illness
OF Ia Gays, which hi sustained more ta ortlinar; pa
a' e''a., tsiumph from convictions that in all the ii
fesen, relations OF lite his conduct exemplary lis
Human nature, whilst ii, gowsd ui, every gr,elo
hany and mobile sfi ,imen.--But he has g.,,e ,hat
" Undiscovered country, from bourre no traveller
rrturn 90 enjoy The ewnts Of wei! spe;rt lf,--H-
Has irt behind him adrciiolae Wife and two line chi,
dF<ii to Lament aud regret his loss.
lCoH7mg'tcated for tie National Intcklysencry1
DiEiij On fhe 24ui January last, at the t-sarnr.
OF IKE Hon John Firyd, ia Nnniron.e:r c-pfis Va
mdj"T WILLIAM PRESTON, "A native o: Vmsm,- and
Tor SOME years past a resident CT icnisyfe tn N.
state OF kenuoky. Ills lie spest IN the SER
wee OF his country. lie ed the REGULAR army
nnder The administration U esdtEi ~ ssiiiur,on and
nasr The campaigns "f 1894 against t.v gofih West
cru INDIANS, under The Command Sf Gene, al Hsvu-
"hd eip"yed The particular esteem aMd culird.ne. ii
MAJ GENERAL, and also OF his iinnlrsiaie ccinaudns
oGic+r. Col Thomas Butler, OF the Ash infanir, M,
"htch regiment he had The IsHk Il Capa,n he lad
strong incubation Tor military pufsHiis and gave
iheitaoDs OF talent equal TO the highest commando
Ia tae late war bs went Norfolk when le Hrjlish
were before that place and, heihg in lhe .os0Jehc
"hu c"uESeis o The commanding Cficcr, cnntib.te ted
H"ch ny ms sktfH eXeTcns Ic IL defence
OF 'he pace The Illness wIicn Terminated hi. life
brs'H there, aId, during iis iong continuance The
cheeI'n' ana even temper with which nature
hiii WAS never Interrupted for moment unccr tie
gteaes. ocdiy Suffering. and ia the presence If the
Ming of IeIT"Ts, Cheer I'd Is confidence IN lis crs
'"i ne uispIaied be same characteristic Cow of wiz
aud bGnor which his social ieHos had always seen az
the iesiVe board and his Inpani1ns in srn,s nac
arrays remarked on tbe deId OF bali!s lie died az
~ bad iIyed, he faithful igeud honest men and
ue open for OF all whom he helieved oibersIse and
mas iei Numerous and afflicted faiii To ben,oaH his
aeai', and c!cie Of warm friends to lament Tie less
OF HIS SOCIAL qualities and r,aniy virtues
- -sHotaer ReVoiagiORQrg P0fTiok gone!
b.tn, al MS rrsdence IN county (MdO on
tnr H',h al. IHGaAS HaNhiNS, Esq IN the 1ath
year "l has are -