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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-01-08
RAPPAHANNocK NAVIGATION.

va ASh AS1~'
We congratulate the Citizens of Fredericks-
| burg and the Farmers and others residing on
the upper waters Of the Rappahannock, on the
pleasing prospect they have now presented Of
being able TO open the navigation of the River
above tide water. II is gratifying to witness
the public spiri, that is manifested on this oc>
casion, in both town and country. Frederieks.
burg is indeed doing its duty-its individual
subscri p,ions already amount TO Is 900 dollars
and upwards; and, as will be seen below, at a
public meeting of the citizens, il was recom-
mended 10 the public authorities to subscribe,
in behalf of the corpo-ation,for such amount OF
stock, lot exceeding $4,000, a. may be found
necessary to meet any deficiency that may oc-
cur in the sum Of individual subscriptions--So
tina. the quota Of the expense of the undertaking
allotted to Fredericksburg, may be considered
as provided for 1t only remains for our breih.
ern in the country to meet with corresponding
spirit these efficient operations. II is unneees-
sary TO say any thing in relation TO tho benefits
which the accomplishment of the proposed
work will confer. I, is only matter of surprise
that il has no, long since been effected.
fredericksburg Herald.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-01-08
I,umbev, Ailne, sc.

FyHE subscribers having commenced the Lumber
i business on union, briwsep v olfe and Duke sts'
under the firm of JN0. bryan q 10. beg leave
most respectfully tsinform heir friends and the Pno-
lie That they have now Oh hand am intend keeping,
general assortment Of al kinds Of building matters
ais of the best quality, viz.
100000 feet44, 6 and 81 susquehannah PLANK
pannei. common and cuttings
roc. 900 feet 4 4 and 80 Eastern Shore boards
$4,000 do 81 flooring boards
$4,000 do joist and scanthng
10000 North. CsroIna bunch shingles
10000 plastering leths
$50 easka fresh rhnmaston Kme, In excellent
orer
with Quantity Of oak plank and tiHft locust y
cedar pox,s. &c Ic al of which will be sold at the
JOHN BRYAN.
;an3-2sw ~ ROBT ~ RNW1EA
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-01-08
Trustees Sale.

nNWednesday the 10th day of January 1923, fair
- ifnot the next fair day shall offer for sale at
Public Auction, q, the dwelling house now occupied
by Theodore Mead, corner Of Washington and Came
ron Streets sundry articles Of
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
consisting Of Gag bottom windsor chairs, dining tea,
and breakfast tables. sdeboard, marble clock
two excellent carpets, and many other articles all in
good order, and Of superior quality. At the same
time and place will BE- offered for sale, the nueling
House and Lot, now occupied by the aforesaid 1keo.
Mead. Terms made known at the time and place of
sale. The Trustees will convey such title, as isvest
ed in them, under the Deeds OF Trust Sale to COM
mence 1t eleven O'Clock.
G. SCOTT, Trustee,
CHRISTOPHER NEALE, Trustee.
iec 12-oaw2w
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-01-08
coMMUNIcATIoN.l


To the Merchants Of the District Of Columbia.
Understanding that the owners Of the Steamboat
Fredericksburg, finding her not to answer the pur.
pose for VIII ch she built, mean to run her,, be-
tween Baltimore the District of Columbia as COM
mon carrier.
The present line of Packets, is owned by four expe-
renced men, who having their all at rsque, are deep.
interested in preserving the property entrusted to
them, they have stood their own Captains, some OF
them upwards of twenty years; there has never been
against them. to the knowledge of the writer (who
has been feighter. by almost every packet for the
last twelve years) the least complaint; being anxious
to continue line, so safe those interested, he re-
quest. the Merchass of the District. to consider the
subject well, before they encourage any other.
ians ST. A MERCHANT.
The National Intellgencer will publish the above
three times and send their account to this office.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-01-08
Public Sale.

THE subscriber will on TUESDAY the 18th day Of the
i present month, sell at pvblic auction credit
Of - months, tract Of land containing forty acres.
situated about miles from Alexandra, near the Lit
tie River Turnpike Road, and commonly known by
the name oil Turkey Cock. Sale to take place on
the premises at 10 O'Clock BY order OF the heirs.
jan i-eots WI. N. DUNDAS, Exeir
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-01-08
From the Raleigh, n. c. Register.

The Editor Of the Fayetteville Observer. in
whose paper the charge of corruption and in
tirlsue against MIR, Clay first appeared, backed
~ responsible accuser, declares, after the
creates, deliberation, that in his opinion the
charge is hot sustained by proof. Such can.
dor Is highly honorable, and in entire keeping
with Dir, hale's whole character He has set
an example worthy Of imitation, to those assoc
cia'ed with him in the support of Gen. Jack
son. viii they follow il!
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-01-08

EpThe subscribers 10 the Alexandria Read
ing Room, are requested to meet at the Room,
70 morrow evening at o'clock
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-01-08

The ship Portia, arrived at New York from
Rio Janeiro, brings intelligence that MIR. AL
leu, late Miaisler TO Chill, had arrived with
his lady, at Rio, on his way to the y. Sse'es.
The law which had passed the Brazilian Cor,es
eoualizing the duties on all foreign merchan-
disc, had not received the Imperial sanction
The Cortes, was dissolved on he 18th Novem'
Der, wilhou, passing the law authorizing for
egn We, sells to enjoy rhe privies sc of the coast.
ing trade.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-01-08
Public Sale

NHE subscribers will offer for sale, on Tuesday the
18TH day OF the present month, On the premises.
all their right and title in and to moie,, ola certain
tract of l.nd known by the name of Turkey Cock a.
tuate in the county Of Fairfax, state Of Virgins .,
bout three miles from the town Of Alexandra. Ten
liberal and made known at the time and place Of SAID
On the above described property there are thre4
tenements and a desirable situation for fine garden
Also. will be offered for sale at public auction. BY
the Subscribers, Saturday the 18Th inst at IL O'Clock
NJ If fair, If not, the next fair DAY. at the same hour
Sunday exceptesl) all our interest, property and
and St Asaph Streets Immediately in front Of the new
Jail, md generally known by the name Of Doodles'
town. Terms made known at the time Of sale
jan 2-lawts JOHN B. HEPBURN,
ANnERSO ON HEPBURN.
OTFor particulars. or IL any information relative to
the above described property is wanted. please apply
to j. e. BARRY, .auct.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-01-08
Bank Of Alexandria,

December 22d, 1874
HYoTfcE r. heseby given to the Stockholders N
this institution thst an annual election for Ten
H,sefos to serve the ensuing year, will be held .; the
Tows.H.LI, tie third Monday f2ia) Of January
nez.. between the hours Of in the morning, and
p d. - L" "eASNrn,
dec 22-te Cashier.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-01-08
New Music, Paper, Hangings, etc.
J. s. a. DOUGLASS

HAVE Just received and offer for sale, eolleehen
IL Of new music. fresh supply ofpaper hangings
for rooms writing and letter paper Of various Qualities
School Books Juvenile do in variety, with an sssoek
On Hand-A few copies Of "Robinson's Forms"
collection Of forms used by the Clerks OF the Ccue
of Law and Equity in Virginia, to which are added
manv precedents Of Declarations indictments and IN
formation and some useful Forms Of convcyaneeh 6y
John Robinson, Clerk of the Superior Court OF Law sce
harrison county; vol. price IS So, Darbys Umve1>
sal Gazetteer latest edtion an Address IL vered nc.
fore the Massachusetts, Society for the suppression OF
intemperance, by Charles Sprague. Esq, The His
tory Of andrew Dunn tie Christian Almanac for iS2si
Grenvle's Chemical Ink Powder Gsylorfh .smer,'
can Razor strop and Chemical Paste; Gentiemen,s
, Pocket Remembrance for1828,
BLANK DOORS, Ts-
Ledgers. Journals, Day, Letter, Cash and Invoice
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-01-08

A letter TO the editors Of the National ln.ei>
ligencer states, tina: the Pennsylvania admins
tr, ion convention met at Harrsburgh on the
4th inst. Out OF one hundred and fourteen
appointed, one hundred and nine answered 10
their names The letter adds, that for respect
ability, there never was seen public assem-
Sly superior 10 it.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-01-08

executed in all its branches. Blank books rued ana
hound TO any pattern, .,
A religious Tract Depository 10 located with the sub
scrihers where the American Societys Tracts can DC
obtained. Also, depository Of Books, suitable tor
Sunday Schools, Of the American Sunday School
Unions publication. There are great vanst! On
these publications Sunday Schools in the country
would find their interest purchase them as wei on
account of their cheapness As their peculiar adapta
ton to the object for which theyaFe intended;
Persons wishing to become subscribers to the Anne
rcah Sunday School Magazine, will please call at the
store of J. & \. DOUGLASS
dec 28-eo6t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-01-08
Attention.

alexandria .4rtiierisks.
You are hereby notifedto attend quarterly meet.
Il ing Of the Company at the Old Council Chamber,
on Tuesday night the 9th inst at O'Clock. BY or
der Of the Captain. JAM
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-01-08

Governor Kent's Message TO the Legislature
Of Maryland, is plain, business-like, but, at
he same ,imr, IN able performance. Its sre-
sity is not the leas: Of its Recommendations Tor
he Governor has expressed in few words
what some Of our State Officers would have
ampli6cd, extended, and spread out, over COLI
umns. The Message is principally directed
as it should be) 10 the consideration of local
Affairs, and the recommendation Of measures
connected with the prosperity ofthe State over
which he presides. He expresses reliance on
the integrity, talents & experience Of the func-
,ionaries to whom the grea, interests Of our
country are entrusted, and has .en,ire con6-
jence that they will continue TO be, as they
have heretofore been, so managed, as to pro-
mote the general interes, and prosperity Of the
country, and secure to US all the blessings and
advantages which our incompatible system OF
government was designed to secure and per-
2etuate.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-01-08

which. We are fully satisfied, deserves every
hing that is said in it's favor. We are author
lied to promise that he will make liberal terms
with any person or association of persons, who
will open The quarry and rely upon sairs for
remuneration; not doubling (and we agree with
him) tina, the enterprise will be profitable 10
he undertakers, and advantageous to the Pub>
lie. To afford an opportunity of conveniently
inspecting the specimen, we have deposited it
at the Bookstore Of MIR. David Martin, near
the south east corner of King and Royal streets,
where We invite those who may feel an interest
in such things 10 calI.-EDrroRs OF THE PHr-
NIX GAZETTE.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-01-08

washington Canal Company.
YNHE Stockholders. are hereby notified that an e.
u lection for President and six Directors, will be
held at their Office on the 10th of January, 1929 be.
tween II and SIP. VI.
dec 31-dtJ10 F.MAY, Prest. w. Canal Co.
Washington DC.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-01-08

Our readers will Snd an interesting account
Of the public life OF Chief Justice Marshall,
from he las, number Of the North American
Review, Gus, published) on the opposite page
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-01-08
Bank of Alexandria.

January 7, 1928.
dudend. for the last six months, Of four dollars a
share on the stock of this Bank sthis day declared
and will he paid to the Stockholders their repre-
sentatves on or after the 10th inst By order of the
Board.
jan s-d1w&eo2w III. McKENNA, Cashier.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-01-08

70 Fishermen.
FOR SALE,
1000 lbs cotton twine
$500 lbs hemp do
1000 lbs cork wood
Cordage of all sizes
Boards and plank for boats
100 barrels of tar, with general assortment OF
Lumber and Ship Chandlery.
JAM JOSIAH II. DAVIS.
sugar, Coffee, Candles, &c.
T anding from schrs. Columbia aDd Mary, and for
Il lsale BY the subscribers.
$50 boxes spermaceti candles
IS barrels refined sugar
20 bags Rio green coffee
10 cases of domestic goods
Brown and bleachsd shrtngs
Satinetts, sc. SO.
so casks nails
JAM a. G. CAEENoVf = 20.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-01-08
NH,HX y M.DR9As
r,,rsnAy MORNING, JANUARY 8. 1928
VIRGINIA MARBLE.
WASHINGTON CRY, DEC. 10, is2

WASHINGTON CRY, DEC. l9, 1897
cs,,sx. I have been desired 10 put the
.nr:ng snecimen Of marble INFO your
aeeD ,.;,h a REQUEST, that, if you can find
na" "a deem il Of sufficient importance, you
-oO i5 ,,ts some notice of it in passing par
"o n vour highly useful paper, IL may be
s,tsr ar,nment in favor Of the Chesapeake
and Ohio Canal. :. oh
- = in Jefferson County, Virginia, on the
- 81 ,bs Shenandoah, about twelve or four
...n r,il,s above Harper's Ferry, two above
Shsnnondals Springs II is located on the farm
- ,hr Rev. WIN. e. Walton; is apparently IN
s,h,us,ibIe. and so directly on the bank oil the
liver ina, marble from it, in any quantity, can
h. rolled into boats without any trouble.
MIR. Brown (supern,endeut OF the stone
,rork a, the Capiiol, who polished this speci-
men, pronouuces it to be rsry f'"s marble ana
Enable of receiving easily very high polish.
I, i, beautifully cioudeG, OF all hues, from
White 10 Blue or gray. Yours very respecltui-
X.
ly, :, ,;o, ..,nn,-
MED the above note, FULLY answers the desc.ip-
ton given oft. The surface is highly polish
~ very smooth, aud Of handsome gray, OF
rlo.dsd dove color We have now, therefore,
in rhe CITY, Of domestic origin, almost every
known variety of Marble-from the Potomac,
the brescia, (of which the columns in the Cap
;,ol are made and the rouge anlique-from the
shenandoah, the white and elouded-from
Connecticut, the verd antique, Got which sew
eral man,els IN the capitol are conslructed)-
and, from Maine, the black and white clouds
ed. Besides these, Maryland, Pennsylvania,
and New York, possess extensive masses OF
several varieties. Some Of our builders have
lately obtained from Baltimore door frames,
window sills, caps, Sc of fine white marble, at
a cost little exceeding that offree stone.-Nof
Int
IOur esteemed fellow citizen, the Rev. Mr.
.a.'-l.on, has politely favored US with wrought
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-05-22

80
me-, ue. ess, aah nnre-olset sinals a.
5,ceuaistanee aad has a most agreeable sblt oi
con serssi, un.
A., Blair is one Of the most respectable men
IN p4rpr,ja. bath on account OF his iamiI n
eel as 4, tstr. BE Is ane afthe Judges q TIE
sunreme Ce,ri Of Vrs ,na aud Acknowledged
10 l,eye = yer, extruNi,e kpe~irdRf ofthe h"s
NJ, giair. hn.. cpat IS 40 aratofr hui his %
sense aud most excellent nfme,nles eempft'ate
t,ra.hef de6eienci,s. Tie IS about 81 yean Of
age
Nr. Randolph Is Governor 81 flrEnn a
.oupr gentleman ia Vhom nniie Al a.
cnmpiislspenis n tho fchnlHr and The 9'ieshae.
RI ame forward u in theposttllafa, ht'ipfn'h
ME- Oh which the convention ariad; ant hf
.appnrieA them With iarce Of el0qHrrfh 'ho
reasoning that dtl I'm R1eH honour. lie ma
= most harmonious ynicc fue person, an
striking tnannets Mr.. Randolph Is ahen -
yfars cd age.
Mr. MeI.ufp IA n learned ph, sioian, hni la
rns never hefarr appeartd IL public lit hs f"si-
.ct.r as a politician ts mi saihantlY ln'Nn'
liz attf,nptcd once ~ twice 10 speak. nj WIN
20 rreal success Il is certain tlft hr has
h,nndnt,nn nf learrins, on which, f ~ 1'fh''s'
b. may preri character al hieh renn"t. Inc
Dartor = about q vezUs az 49,. ren'hna" ei
great ffxpeciabillt, and ol q ltir asd atbiem'sh'
81 character.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-05-22

:. district attorney Ter Tennessee, Nv Washing
ton. rs has b-en repeatedly asserted, nnr hg any
othsr fresideni. lie never flied seat IN the
assembly ei Tennessee. lie ~ss Il, cted a rep
reseniaitys ia congress ia l116. which station
he flied for three months ~ 1927. he was ar
pointed = sraaiot ofihe u s. s.d hid the af-
fee four mouths. lie resigned hi. seat la bnfh
houses Of congress from sense 81 his inability
10 perform the duties of The Officers lie WINS
nesf appointed Judge of the supreme court of
Tenncssee-thi, Office he also shortly reslgn.d.
Isckson's civil services are summed up in the
following recaptuiatiuns
1886 T. th1ee month. in the house OF repre-
sentairves.
I797-9 four months in the senate
1913. short time judge
lH2l six months governor Of Florida
lSz3-25i two sessions IA Seuatc.
Aud yet Apocaly pse Smith declares him 10 be
ten tunes superior, in point Of cisii quaiGea-
tons, TO George Washington
Hddisser Gd=.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-05-22
DDzjENYfC INTELbI6ENUF.


Hashi4glon Nay 10 III 'nfIh Bui has
6aaiI, assed The tWn Houses, Tie House oi
Krurescntatives hTyiir Yesterday eohcnrfed
IN the vsnons amendments made by ihe sen
A.. IN il,af hil II only awaits me signature
al The President IL he,o ONE 4 las oi the iand.
In the shape ~ which the hi la h"en reiur-
ned from he senate. many al the - i"5l'ons
winch originally existed against iis passage
bay,. bsfo removed aud the nea'ars has ~
snnea a character bicb viii mike # much
fnn,e avaera lrto thnsr Interests ~hich most
~ needed he protecting arm ot "oVern'
mpoI. The lull extent Of It's operation can
on, br a.led - experience. In the mosi
a a,a4crii countries, measures 81 p'ts t'ne, -
m.oaf,na from he sisest statesmen, aud ma
III. aa pf.rr the mosl serious lntef gaion
have. IA then ffect-, frequently disappointed
fhr aatfripnfiuus OF their trainers. husf
50 atmosphere APPEARS to be rs generally
fatsI 10 the existence Of theory, MS water IS
10 those animals hose sphere "a ~ the Other
elements of nature Bat, n lar rs We may
be- allow ed - sro, ulHte On results so dsihruii
10 he determined. We should not hesIiaie 10
eKprpss our conviction, that. while agrlchi'
lure aid manufactures HIl DRIVE essential
heuef' nom this biz, the Interests oi com
mcrre vii nnI BE- piaced in thai situation ol
ia,ard which some persons have proie.'rd 10
tel,fvr. Nat J0Hr.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-05-22
ErISINPAI. CIlTEIII

peirr'bprs, Mog l7.-on Thursday. thu
Convention of the Protestant Episcopal
Cbmch Of Virginia, assemb ed IN this town.
agreeable to appointments. There are, We
understand about thirty ministers present
and about the same number OF ly-nom-
bcrs. The convection Of ZACH an able aud pr.
ous body Of men, a. compose e Fpi-cupa.
Convention, has attracted large numher vi
visitors 10 our town, from different srrioos oil
lhe state. Several ordinations. No understand.
viii take place ming the sitting Of re CONVEX
ION, which viii utprobably adjourn til the be
ginning OF next week.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-05-22

The Legislature of Mexico have, at the re
COMMUNICATION OF the Government, granted {
pn,lon Of $ieO per month 10 tie Widow oi
Lient David II. Porter, and in case Of hei
Heath, to his children, Which sum Is cqniva
lent 10 the whole OF his pay and emolument-.
\ motion " as afterwards nade TO grant al
the pay end emoumenls Of the other seamen
who fell IN the samr ecrion, II their wild
cws, children and mothers, which m6tion
Mas referred to u Committee.
m Y Statesman.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-05-22
From III. nap,moro Arc,,e.n, q ,f,y "a


VISIT OF THE SECRETARY OF STATE.
AIR Clay. aereeably 90 he notice gwen Of
his arrival in this city, received the visits Of his
fellow citFens. At the appointed hours. W.
we've sratihcd 10 observe tia, he went through
The fatigue necessarily attendant upon rceep
ton ~ such a cnrcourse nf visitors, better III n
we appr hendrd he would be able to do fram
the STATE of his health, Although he was 1t en-
6ed nv a numerous committee, who cheerfnll
s'ded N introducing their fsllHw citizens TO him,
YET such was TIM Concnrrse Of visIicrS, pa tlcu-
lar'g IN the evening, thai many, We fear, were
disappointed, II : 10 be regretted that his
public duties would moi permit him to continue
with us another dav. berause. although "r have
scarcely ever before Witnessed the msuit, ga
ton gilmore enthusiasm towards auy public
nsn, yet we should have been clad that an op.
posuptV might have been afforded to all who
teii Gnposed, to testify their high respect for
Shn upright patriot, and accomplished states
man.
SIR. Clay having de,kned public dinner,
MAS Induced to acetde 10 The request "f r few
f. iends TO dine with them at AN early hour
and afterwards. between FIVE and sly O'Clock
! he visited the venerable CHARLES CARROLL OF
| CARRoLLfoN.
/ At the dinner, the following toa,ts were given
by the committee oil invitation.
( ! The President OF the United States.
9. A great siaieSfnan has sand, " What Is a
public man eorth who will not suffer ior Iiit
country r We have seen public man sacrifice
much for bis couatry, AND rise rresplendent
y triumphant ever The calamnes Of his enc
mics
NJ Claw then rose fc,ide tly lahoring undo,
debility from indisposition, probably inofeaser
by the ceremonies of the day. and said, " Al
though l. have been required, by the advice o
my physicians, to abstain from an seo'sl enter
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-05-22
Extract ola letter 10 a Gentleman IN this C,ty
drifd

NORFOLK May 7th, 1925
" wrote Won by last sunday Boat OF the
horrid attempt made hy one brother TO murder
another aud stated that the ASSASSIN had been
bailedioapprar alta subsequent examining Count.
Tins dav VAS SCI apart Tor ia, examination, and
Al 10 o'cloch the bel rang Tor the members Of
the CO"rt 10 convene when two friends Il the
criminal started for him.-he lt.ing short dis
tancr beyond the suburbs ofthc iowu=-and in
less han fifteen minutes We had the account of
the dcpraved man having committed suicide
II appea's dat. ON his hearing the hell ring, he
placed himself m an upper story of his house
whero be could have "A yiew OF any person ap-
proachinC-"nd having placed a cot ncar him
Rud af&e horsemHn's pistols vas surveying
VIII a spy-glHs, when he perceived the objects
nj those whom he expect d. He INN, diatrv
sent his sou "a lad about or - years Of ace
10 ascertain Tba4 1pcre coming u AS 5 on ~
he was uut OF tie n Use, Sel2"d the psi ! aud
applied II 4 his right side little abos", but IN
front of hi right hip. and diseharg d the con
tents Of ii INTO his body-the whole load. lncm-
tug the bal remaining IN him. Nhen the gen
tlrman went ,uio the house. tn, found him un
his COT but no blood had discha I'D ,tseif a the
wound Tho man appeared 10 be perfectly sen
'ihle. bot N great agony aud complaining "t
mach must. He was lingering at / o CLOCK, 'he
time Al which this letter is wrlicn. hut cannot
survive the night I us ha, fallen Jasper Moran
having, in the first instance, attempted TO
take tne life o., hi, uniy broth, lhoua>, ivan
" hom more amiahle man doris Mt lR"--aua
has wound up TIVE uaricRl S.enr hy lnkWg hls
own Tie has ittt an anilh.e " fe aud sryrra'
chdren-thp eldest Of whom, a soa. is about l.
wears old. Ihoma, Moran stili lies IN a Nc'A
critical state. he late warm weather whlch VIZ
have had lNercury up to 81 IN the SHADED has
Dali
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FROM FRANCE.

Netr York, NM l5.--Ibe SHIP Caroline Au
gusta, "hrch arrived Yesterday morning, sailed
ron lldv onthe lGla ull. aud btoug ht papers
10 the 10Th. Capt. Merrill informs that d
French hrg had Just arrived IN lour days nom
Lisbon. vii number of paSstugers, men, wo'
men. and children, Who fed l,om that place, IA
consequence i the political troubles. IL mas
SAID revolution mad taken place.