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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-03-04
NEWPORT.
THURSDAY. MARCH 4, 1924

SUPRLME CoURT.-lhc Supreme
, Judicial Court OF this state commenced
its session in this town yesterday. No
bu>iness of a criminal nature is belose the
Court at The present sessiLn,
We this dav publish the article from
the New York Patriot, relative to Mes
: srs. CRAWFORD and HUNTER. In
onT next we shall give the defnce OF
those gentlemen, as published in The Ma.
tional lnlelligeneer ard the Newport
Mercury. In subsequent paper we
shall offer some remarks and obssr, ations
on the whole matter, together 18th dis.
cusspn Of the original matter in dispute.
viz the late dismission Of The sdboldi-
nate officers of the customs, the appoint
ment Of the new officers and the reap
pointment OF the old ones. .>.
Ithas been asserted that Mr.. CRAv-
FORD received nearly as many votes ~
I, the late Caucus, as MIR. MoxRoE did III
1916. Let it be remembered that since
that period new census has been ,aken-
which has considerably augmented the
, number Of the members Of Congress
and that great number Of federaiis's
have given place to Republicans in lba,
body Yet nevertheless instead OF
greater number of Republican friends,
MIR. Crawford, it appears, has even less,
:, SrEAM.BoArs.-By the advertise.
ment in this days paper it will be secn
that the New York and Rhode. Island
Steamboats, have commenced running
for the season.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-03-04

Warning 10 Bos.--Lass week, : "a
in Warren, namcd Alfred c. Carr, VIII
engaped with numhtr Of bis fellows j
firing swivel. was 80 iIadly wounded i
the face and head. i,y the bursting o. H.
swivel. that his life rs elespairrd oE.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-03-04

A msn nsmed Curtis, we, la,e'y tried e;
Hanio'd. for killing George Fletcher, In De-
eember last, while 10 . ss,s Of in,oxicssit o.
he wss found guilty Of man slsoghter, and
sentenced to Ne~gs,e for three yesrs, snd tn
psy 6ne Of 500 dolists.-ICurris Is the rasn
sho vss arrested in this tom in Dec. la.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-03-04

.ycssstsiy psrspsd Cut the whois OF the liquid
,.ksn into tho stomach. Thus tho expert
men, complsIely succeeded, to tho crest sss.
isiscuea ot Sir As,iey Cooper, sod the o'her
gentlemen present.
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Caucus Teas oasd Nnys.

Saturday, fe6. IL, 1924. u"ning SeS'
sion Tns question being pu. Shall vii.
liam II Crawford, be eIecIed Pfssidsnt OF the
United States, for the tenn Of tour yeasss
from the oh dsy Of March, 1925 e
Il was deteI mined 10 the NEGATIVE,
Yeas s, Nsys2i.
7Aose soAO vosed in f6e cIfr motiue, are Viz.
ginia, North. Cs'oIips, and Georgia
TAose cAo voted is she negative, sse,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-03-04

Tie P'esideufy III is now reduced 10 q
certainly, that M. CALHOUN Is no longer
snes cay his influence is to be thrown into tho
scale OF Geo. JAG xso % - HaIf. Paf.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-03-04

Nc. southwick, editor Of tbS Albany De-
tnOcra', ssy,, inJefsreacs 20 she electoral bill
now before the Senate Of N yo't. (
~ believe il The bill do not pssss We shat
hear tho voice OF ,iaes and mu.ks,s, end wu-
nen ,be clsshing Of swords, before the Prssts
deoiai election 10 over"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-03-04
STUBBORN" FACTS"

sron the Washington Journal.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-03-19

can sfa,cs, now rnuas tu r.ald, ainang -.
with the hish character uf Minister Ptrai.
f"tcnt'ary, aed 10 r.i(rci The wnft of IL
Trends at American fcr,lpm. w vi.
the {" anlicipat" thr happirti ttznt rrnn
il mission directed by llie Incest Corrln
men, IN carth, and received bs auuihrr
which, though young IN the glor'ous rarrer
II has undertake., devoted al rs vigilance
and eSefiion 10 the happiness oftae yirln
Gus people Who have established II. Let,
then, order, aud lo,r of tn, Constitution.
aud he'Aence the laws, reisu anonS Us,
and Colombia viii, IN hN Years, he ~
happy as the land oil Udsdiugiop and
Franklin.
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roREIGN NEWS

RieHMoAp, March IG.- Several vessels
have arrived ut Notnik, New York, aud
Bnston, after quick passages tthe last of
which The Emerald At Boston IN SIXTEEN
days from Liverpool = nhlrh bling us IN
lerrstiog ntMs. @1'ie mosl iupottapI ie-
lates IL South America. The assertion SO
confidently made by the Morning throni-
Gle, that Spain yas about io recognize the
independence n South America, is mol
confirmed, hut rather cnnlradlrted by The
last accounts. The most that she has
dnne Is, to sign decree granting u free
trade with :. An Ia III nations. This con.
session 10 annoulicad officially IN the Paris
Muniteur of the 10Th Feb. The kings
Speech aud Debates ia Parliament Will
claim particular attsntipn The King IL
cautious enough about committing himself
he h. lie,rs that the tranquility of his coun
try viii be undistnrbeed--hu does not say,
whether this is beeause France viii mol
assist III an attack upon ). \. VI whether
he himself II not prepared Ia assist her
He does not come out as The President did
but hints that lle means Ia act only, II
circumstances should dictate. .lfr. Can.
ming eNprVsses himself less nlnhgnouslN $500
that Europe WAS full Of agitation, and that
q. Britain should hold herself ready 10
maintain her rights, &r IN. Brougham
aud the opposition speak with less reserve.
They contrastthch high lone ofuur President
with the Hugs cautious, diplomatic Ian.
gnnge- and pay the highest compliments
Ia the latter. We are plond, hhdord, To
see the President stand 80 hsh~-aith the
highest minded politicians of Europe.
We are happy 10 81. thr SIC rsses of the
Greeks. Victory appears 10 crown all
their enterprises
Wheat has great advance IN England
but il Is yet doubtful whether it will reach
The import price.
low maay ports has she in 5 A?
E,,a.,,ar
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fBY AUTHOR ITY !
pi'HIfo ACT.

AN AtG to regulate the surveying ufthc pub.
l,r aud private lands In the Southern parl
OF tlhhnmn.
BE il enoeted By be ,Scnaie and House qj
Rcbrcstnioiires gCthr Lhhed States Mt
mcrjca IN Congress usS, mbIed, That, all the
lands IN the state ol Alabama shall be- AT.
iach,d Ia the District of the Sunryor al
the pulllc lands in the state of Alabama,
and the surveying ofaIl public aud private
band, III the said stale, shall hereafter he
made n,drr his direction aud IL shall BIZ
The dat, "f lie principal Deputy Surveyor
of the dl7uict east al the Island of New
Orleans, aud east of rra1 river, Ia return
he plats of all private caims Within the
State III Alabama, 10 the Office of thu SAID
suNryor.
Wnshinaton, Feb %. ie2i
ANNOYED JAMES MONROE.
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Oo.nirq the British Ports.

The Philadelphia National GaseHe OF
,be1sth observes nat letter from London
dated in December, mentions that the I'r'
nsh government papers were preparing
,hr minds of the people for the opening o,
,h,. nor,s to forri5 IN bread stufs il IS sand
,nat ,ber. was but onr opinion on III" sub
;.c, af IN. stock of old grain in England
To- wit that there was far less than usoa
"a rho sl.t December. K letter from
farmer in Scotland, TO his brr'her' " mer
chant in Phhadeiphia, tells hlne that III
last crop was the worst in the memory
man; that of 1916. not excepted
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pOSrSCnAEr.
AnAAis M JACKSON

Mentines Of The liruds 81 tbes. ,enftemcn
hnse hcra h"id IN rclkrirl .Enrg. tor Tho
nomination. OF Elrelor. la otahle 10 them A.,
ana, adjourned, aflrr trans,r,ing some huei4
ness, 1" succeeding rcriods. ~. IRE eled 10
see these tieheis looming b'raose ,be itid
nt operations Is extended aud, whichever
ticket may sncercd, thu people viii mol be
led II The polls undecided, like sheep to
NM .hAnlles
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from The .Nai,oaai Journal. ]
AID AAANI- L. InIG.

The follnNirg i an extract ot = letter,
wrttua few DAYS helo,c the Caucus 81
1915, nv Il mpmhrr Of the Legislature OF
Massachusetts, tn a n,rnhhcr al Congress-
at Washington. The writer had tcen
Uniform republican and, 1t that time had
'nn personal acquaintance with Nj. Adams.
L gives Il I.lr expression of what we're the
.iia,-'iiueats If the New EnSland republicans
hi Mat lme, IN relation 10 Their Distinguish
ed fellow ,itiAca:
"You have already learnt, that it Is ia"
almost unanimous wish al the r'puhlic'ns
| Of this quarter, that Mr. Monroe should
/ BE- the President. There Mould probably
be the same unaniml,y for the Wee Preai
tency, we're the Candidate for IL snpposru
n he selected with view 10 succeed VIZ
| .lonroe. as President. And this unauihl'-
| " would rest On John q. .iians Look
! hg through the United States, and ehn"'r
| Ing for talruts, requirements, length al ser
wees, and zeal in his country's cause, We
lad 40 n...i,. 3!r. Monroe eXc@i,'' ~ "h'
has greater claims on the Sfat''"de "' lie
rounlry than Mr.. Adams. d"V' "i'p
Inns, Mr.. Clay, Mr.. Ora" ford, are uilo"u"'
'd! most deserving men. But htllle' y
/ mem has been al long IN PnhIc lie ~
would either presume I" claim Sfea!"c
abilities, or more patriotic tirmncss. Sul
posing them, however, in all respcctsfq"'
Excepting age, this circumstance points on
Mr. \. as the most eligible candidate. n
Ter hin, others " uuid have their day Ut
II ne yields toa younger, his time VIII NJ
fer come.-Hr. A. is, probably, about .
Mr Cr.N ford, it is understood, IS 4
Wv. T. not quite ~. The objection
Mr. \. drawn from the late conduct
New England, is extremely ungener"us'-
1t may b., holdl, malntnued."1 II has pee
shat W hi. very acso.Dt the repn3lca
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Aooiher attempt has hcrn made 10 riitel
"A ko' oluton in The city OF Mexico. Most
of the lrnops joined IN II bat the Con.
srcss acted with some spnii The troops
laid down their aims aud their ring la
der has been banished. Ii
The Senate Of New York hive indefi-
nitely postponed (that is, rejected, II to ~
the electoral bill giving the choIce "f rlee-
iors thu people. They will be elected i,
therefore, as heretofore 10 vii, by the
Legislature. Ii,
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Valuable Reai. Estate

foF LIE. .
TBTiE SUBSCRIBER offers for sale noe.
l. 9ES ard .1oTS, stnuted ON 80 street, il
good ~ 'I.,Hnorhood. II the property is MOI
sold ptpaleIy before Friday the I'd day ol
Apr.,, it will be sold on TINT day ut AUG
hon The sale Mill be conducted by jobs
Il. u. PAYNE, Aut,idneer.
Terms liberal, and made known nj snlc
JAMES GILLIAN.
alo.sA "a tdaa2
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THE TARIFF.

On Thursday evening week, lohserves
he National fntHigencet,l there WAS u ~
~ numrroti, meeting of the citizens OF the
ity of Nrh york, Isaac Lawrence in the
Cnair, aud Peter w. RadoliT, Secretary;
At which they protested against The TdrV,
nov before Congress as rolnous 10 thai
rty; directly hostile 10 national industry:
,.ns i'dueemrnt To smuggling; Inea
sure certain "a prove N lis operation a
most oppressive and useless tax; deeply
injurious to the national revenue, and like
" to aid in the establishment of an cXtcn
si,r ~ stem Of inlrr,E,l taxation. From the
concurrent testimony of all the New York
PAPERS, the meeting MAS very tumn'tunus
one, Il Il though no blood was shed that
we can discover, much violence was used.
twill he sen that one section of the
bill for rcyisnn of the farlf has been
stricken out, and that section an important
one in its hearing on several articles, such
as cpltoe Tagging, Sc. This amendment
will have the fleet to lessen the ohlrctI
ms to the hlll a. it stood, and, we should
suppose, 10 add TO the number OF lis
t.lcnds. :,
! II u probable, We think, that The hh
vii! pass the House of Representatives. ha'
I not without pretty close contest. It's tat
III the Senate cannot even be conJcelurea
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. i PLEASURE PARTY.

/" We understand ,hat II small party {!
DIt0sure were to haze met at ii"h"kth
Yesterday cruelty al t.cc're o'cloek. W ha'
~ arrested ny some one" dressed !" 1T
re- hrirf autIiorl,y," aud iaaiiy competed
10 give bonds in the sum Of Slo'ooY "aen,
to he paid whenever the pr"r"sstai r ,
shalI be hcld, and the matter before ule'n
.Es1 ussnd.n
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For PR. ira" lord, IG
Mr.. Adams, 10
Or. Calhoun, )
Dir. Clay, 5
,tnon :: i,itt ba,.6t Of Inc two House.
the thirty eight Votes which are nav dis
,gihntrd between Clay, Calhoun aud jack
.ao would be divided between Adam
and Cran ford in the lnllnn Ing proportions.
tvpnty.onr IN Mr.. ADAMS seventeen I,
ur Cranfurd-and the balolwuuld lllet
stand thus;-
For tlr. Adams, 80
MIR. Crawford, rs
TIN. friends of all the candidates respee
,i,.Iy admit this 10 be the tue State %
,ai,r,s : 81 that whether the Legislature
retain the power OF appointing Electors ia
,lrir own hands, or restore ii TO the pep
ap, to whom only it leSltimately belongs,
| Inc result will he equally destructive To the
b,prs IF the Caucus candidate. Seeing and
knoNing this to be the fact, itmay be asked,
why have not his frlcnds the magnanimIty
4 crafty the wishes of the people, by re-
pralins the electoral law of the State ?
! The answer t. this is, that RiagHanImity
| dies not enter into the scheme of Caucus
/ ,'frgiOaeering that by restoring To the
,rnulr tar right of election, they destroy
,xrn the slight hope which rests upon re
4 ,,ot. cgnttngencieS,-nhi bile by retaining 1t,
.rknrs- or death may reduce The majority
i of ,Ir. Adams, and intrigue, corruption <
b1brry, may add three ar four 10 the nun
her far Nr. CrdN ford What can b. said
ofacausr the success of which depends
,non accident and intrigue: l.Nai. Jour.
ltoruf1ad. The wlId and thonghiIrss
assertion of the Baltimore Morning thro
,icle. talt 4 large majority Of the Lr2is
4 Itnrr Of this State we've ia favour "l e. N.
I,ckson for the Presidency, lndaced some
of fL4 friends Of Mr.. Adams 10 take the
/ trouble Of ascertalniog The sense of the
legislature, by dl rct inquiries OF the mem
krrs Ihrm-eltrs- The rtsult of which is
,lfrn in the Baltimore Patriot of thu Sd
4 slant Ii confirms what We havt repeated
4 Is stated, from our ONn knowledge III tie
memhtrs Of the Legislature, dat al least
M of TIN ainety fire are tn decided d
1ocatrs NJ Mr.. Adams, and that the re
l. min forty fire are ,arously divided a
n1ng IT, rther four candidates. The
rtopie of the STATE are even more united
lpan Mr. Adans thau the Legislature, and
u. the Elcctore are chosenhy them, IN dis
tirr,. the result will ia all probability give
Il Mr.. Adams the nhule eicrth votes.
RI.
0Eio.-The Ohio Legislature Ira, re.
,.o,l, ,lie,Irnrd. Our accounts from that
enrtcr Justify thr belief thai the clecto
yntrs If IN IT large aud intelligent state,
Ui4,I h. given to III. .}irmS The aspect
1 alaF,,r s' becomes every day more Gear
l IA f,Nor Of the po-i tion, that the ahiG-
| ,r., industry. integrity. and uuisallcd
4 .xnrri,ner Of this eminent citizen, will
kc,me fully acknowledged ny the peopI"
nj his counf,y and insure his election to
,3r fr,t a,Iirr If fh,. rrp.bIic. 10.
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Am EstraS Mare.

TAME to my house on Friday last,
Y GR.if .]L9RE, with a SADDLE and
part Of the Birdie, which the omn.r
viii please Ia come aud take away, aud
pay ihorXpenso Of this advertisement, aud
Nponsc Ia, keeping her
CHARLES DEISON.
.la,rh 10 n ang2
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THOMAS A. IlOLCOMBE

hFFERS his scr, ices, 10 sell iobHceo
~ Tor the. Planters who ifade IL Lynch
burg. He Is ii ednsrhnt htrndpntn At ihr Ware
housos, aud khoWs ihe value. al the different
gnallir, at tobarro IN iii. market iit III
n-r his best cAcltious 10 promote The inferred
of tAosr, who rumble their prbdhtc /" his
care Ills Office !, nj Hancock d Browns.
February - "ish ~
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C O III Il N IS

Lottery mud Eschnuge Oftice, ia, Marketsi
BaL1INohE.
Where the great capital prizes in BOTH
TIE LAST LOTTERIES were sold, Rnd
WHERE MORE CAPITAL PRIZES HAVE
Been OBTAINED THAN AZ ANY OTHER
OFFICE IN AMERICA.
Orders from any par, Of the Tinted States.
either by mail (post PAID or private convey
ance, enclosing the cnsh or prizes IN any 81
he Baltimore lotteries, eili meet the same
romtt and puncinai attention as on per-
,onai cation, addressrnfo
/ COHEN, Ir. Ratis~2rs
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Notice.

& WILL HIRE, by The NORTH, Or for M
< balance atths y,or, FIRE NEGRO M,
( Gfa rate laboytrs,) and THRkE BofS' o.
moderate terms, j opp,CG',on DC m@a. H ,i.
oteig. toLLl.N ~ &c yi"'
.durct 10, o. 10"
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Departed this life on Tuesday the 9TH
inst. In The AID year Of her age. Mrs. 81
ran D.}ILS, consori al Mr.. Hntg On
ris, Of this place. .Hts. Dtuis Was loved
and esteemed by all VII" knew her. The
mournrll remembrance which she left be
hind shcws thai she pdssrsscd those quail
lies which cndcarrd her to all her relations
and friends. Her alIeciionate regard for
her husband aud children, Was rare indeed.
She was n meek and faithful follower 81
our blessed Lord aud Saviour, and prove
IN the last moments of her life, that sir en-
loved The hopeful cxuItations Of Chris
tan, aud t,lat she has gonc where the Nea-
~ arc AT rest.
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Asm York-Spsealation with regard 10
the electoral vote ofthia great an power.
f,l State, is non AT an end. IL has been
,..errlained, IN a manner which leaSes ~
.inubl rs to the correctness OF the result,
mat the following IS thu state OF parties in
me LEGISLATURE to hIt.
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nj New England, are mott deserving than
others. To be "hnnest ~ th, worst ~
times i tie title In reward. To stem ia,
eur mt, surely greater task than IL
swim Vita IL Anbthrr reason too, Is !,
Mas favor The Republicans of New
Ensland have yet Zoe 10 yanqnish The,
should be encouraged in the conflict. 7,
keep back, while they ale thus engaged
one of then number every way deserving
pTomollon, merely because he is OF thcii
number, would hr cruel impoIicv. Ii
Would most certainly palsy republican ex
trtion. They would with justice say, III
nr are 10 be thus neglected because We
cannot always give republican votes on
national questions, the nation shall never
have our votes. Under such circumstances,
New England oud ne,er be republican ;
under different, sh. viii nnqu, stonahly
very snon. And how desir, bic ii is 10
prevent lasting t0cat disaIIeciion, is learnt
by the embarrassments of the late har.--
These remarks are not made with the Fast
reference In The past. Nrw Englandsre
puhlleanlsm has been amply encouraged.
We only wish a continuance of the same
liberal policy. Nor are they made to TX
press any idea that New England would
dissent from the nomination of Gov. II. or
any other suitable person as Vice President.
But merri, 10 express the idea that the
support of any other person than Mr.. A.
fr The Vice Presidency, would not be
considered as consistent With The expccta
ton that Mr.. \. would he Il prominent can
didatc for the future Presidency"
\ UNIFORM REPUBLICAN.
WAsu,NGroN, March 2.---This day, at
II O'Clock, the Senate aud House Of Re
representatives. assen.b ed in the Chamber
of the latter, Ia perform the last melancholy
Offices for the Hon. William Lee Ball.
The following order was issued this
morning:
ORDER OF PROCESSION.
For The Fuoerat Of The Hon. Uitiiam l..
Bal, RepreSeataiice Of The United
States, from The State Of Iirgi"in.
The Committee of Arrangements, will
attend at the late residence of the drcras
ed, at eleven o'clock, this day, at which
time tine corpse viii be removed to Con
srrss Hall, in charge of the Committee,
by the Sefgent at Arms of the
House of Representatives, where Divine
service will be- performed.
The members of the Senate, and the
mrmhers of the House of Representatives.
are requested Ia assemble in the iidl OF
the House Of Representatives, at twelve I
o'clock.
At one o'clock, precisely, the funeral
will move Gom the Hall, IL the City BUY i
ing Place, in the following order:
The ChapIdins of Congress.
Physicians nho attend the deceased.
PaA bearers.
W. W. Burnt h%1'sn, > Mr. NJ. e c""9s'
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COMM NiCATED.
.qnoiher Revolutionary Hao gone :


.qnoiher Revolutionary Hdo gone
DEPARTED this life on Monday the l0ih
day Of February, 1921, at his residence ~
Nelson county, State Of Virginia, Captain
WILLIAM TEAS, in the 7fth year of his
are. He rmigratrd from the county OF
Donasal, Ireland, Ia the year l772, and
landed at Baltimore ON Christmas IL" OF
the samr year He remained IN Tins conn.
try on bus ness Of n private nature I'LL the
commencement of hostilitics, b'tween tn"
tb,a British American COLONIES aud III"
mother country and shortly after III"
Declaration of Independence, Joined the
STANDARD of Liberty, and continued IN the
service ill the expiration OF The ft'"'u-
Itionary War. He was three times wound
! in Il skirnish s,ton after tie battle OF Cam
d.n--his horse, with about twenty more,
/ having become ungOternable, preclP tatrd
them in the British line Of trnopst when all,
Iexccpt him aud another, nj. lie alter
wards commented the mercantile business
which he continued for some tine viii
honor 10 himself lie afterwards settled
dow in private life, where he was respec'
ted as an honest man, good hrlshbor, :
| kind husband and an indulgent parent. IL,
left a wife and onr daughter IN deplore hl'
loss. It is believed he died with the hop'
Of future happiness.
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7He Uhito3 States and Colombia.
FOREIGN urIATIoNe

Translated from The Gazette Of Colombia.
published nj bogola, Dec. 2lst, la2al
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The New York Commercial Advertiser
oft he 6Ih ias,. presents US with the i"'i""
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.tpon i,iat ba'.5t Of Inc two Houses,
,he thirty eight Votes hich are nov dis.
limited between Clay, Calhoun aud jack
snn. would be divided between Adams
and Cran ford in the lollnn ing proportions:
twenty .onr IN Mr.. Adlns, seventeen IN
ur Crawfurd-and the ballolwuuld then
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-03-19

Whsu,NGTov, March 2.--This day, ut
II O'clock, the Senate aud House Of Re
representatives. assen.b ed in the Chamber
of the latter, Ia perform the last melancholy
Offices for the Hon. William Lee Ball.
The following order was issued this
morning