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Eeh.5.
&tl. REW ARD

ko. he aPPreben''on aid delivery Of LEWIS q peero
man who abseonded the 2.th December last from a
no the upper end Of Charlotte county. levi.
sne county Of buckingham, the New Store nv -
nj SINCE ha. passed through and "a M
Sas sfse acquaintance; He has wife Ms Mutres nes
ire msaand ha' been III possession Of f,ee pSper.
s s' NO douht obtained free pass will probsI,
pass 'sne RIVER from Richnond TO Lynchburr a, w,txt
LEWIS n about thirty years Of age, built Of dvs
G lion aud speaks quick, about fset7 inehss i,rh,
ps MINK small scai Of his vs which he ~;
VI oy the cut Of hog Lewis tok with him vari.ty
eothing eorsi,iing OF twJ three blu,
psnaIoon. weke coat pentaioon and for bar bfbs,
not IeGoiiected The above reward will Be psid for
oshvtiy 81 Lewis at house dollar, IL ,xeurrd in
JAr,J 'na' get hun. HiLLERY g. RICHARDSON
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$50 REWARp
ID UNAwAYtom h, .Db,e1ib,I = li IN i Pine,

UHaWAfhon the .obse living Prince Geo,e 90
TIE 25th December last James who esll, himself Jsmss
nsrr ~ dsfs nulstlo, very likely, chou, 70 yssrs old,
lVor inches high, down look, aud slow s speech.
"ntp iaS heard trom, h. company With
9her tensw near ReI pond, srd supposed, Is making
nHvny 10 AerandfIs, D. O. where he has relations.
Jsres - rough Battsmhh, and srtfnI fellJw He car
ried 81 NOS, Of his elotbes and will dogs sadeavour 10
pass for free The shove rewaTd, with III responsible
expenses, vii he ps5 Il delivered to pc or LODGED in ,nv
sii 90 tbs, get him .rsn All u ye, sod Other
esu'i2ned sesnS SsrbOrinz carrying OF aid fellow
ther peFh JHOS = locke
zen s1Acsvg
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1925 REWARD

NsS ANYWAY from the Town Of Farmvill. il, N. .,n,,
<S Of fI'nee Edward, on Tuesday the 2sth Jsn last
peEo man named Henry, sometimes CALI hinse Hen y
10 Dc round .h9adsIrd he b.' very look 20
seSit and suck; he Will doubt AS TO, n
gwen I" any one that will rpprehend the ,aid Hem
him agaiu. JOHSI "a iit M &C.
Feb. S. Go sDAN.
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WAsHINGToN, Feb. 3.--In the Senate yester.
day, resolution submitted by MIR. Tazeweu was
adopted providing for the appointment of a Com
mlttee to join such Committee as may be appoint.
ed by the House OF Representatives 10 ascertain
and report mode Of examining the votes for pre-
sident and Vice-President Of the u. States and OF
notifying the persons elected of their election and
on bollotting the Committee, consisted of Messrs,
Tazewell, Sanford, and Webster. The President
communicated the credentials Of the Hon. John
Lean elected Senator from the State of Illinois
TO serve Tor six years from the Attn Of March next
n resolution was submitted by Nj. Branch di.
rechng the Committee on Commerce, TO enquire
into the espedieDcy Of appropra;ng a sum sufFi-
cient to make ship channel from the Albeu,arls
sound TO the Atlantic Ocean, at or near Roanok o
fnIet. The Bills from the House, Tor the relic,
OF Ninroi farrow, and Richard Harris; for the re.
hei Of benJdfDine Joseph Flaget, Bshop of Bards-
town; and for the relief Of the legal represen,a.
ives oil Joseph Jean deed, were seyeraly yead IN.
hrst time, and the second time, nv their Ii
Ies and referred. A message was receivcd
from the Preaidcnt Of the United st,tes
transmitting let er from Mr.. T. av Il of Paris. ac
companying but Of General La Fayette. which
ne presents 10 Congress. After spending som
time ~ the consideration Of Exsclt business
The Senate adjourned.
Yesterday. in The House Of Representatipes
Deing me dsy.sppointed Tor the reception Of peti
tons the presentations were very numerous, Mr.
Van Rem selser, from the Select Committee ar
pointed in ference to that subject reported bin
Tor The relief ( ihe widow and orphan children oG
the late Robert Fulton, the ingenious and colo
br ted inventor Of the mode Of applying steam for
the purpose Of propelliDg boats and other vesscls
~ was read fret and second time and ordered =
be committed to Committee Of the whole Uous
90 INC state OF the Union, AMI 10 be printed,
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Sale IF Trust PTopeyfy.

JUG xfNSk ITODsTfU.
virtue OF deed Of trust executed 10 I'M. A., Tn
400 and Chr.iianna his wife, dated the 2h
io<| AUD duly admitted TO eei rs 0e. nj .h
county OF nookbrdge in order the payment Of
sums OF money therein mentioned, will be SOLD by
IN on Of the Eagle Hotel in the city of Rchuond the IN
OF hn month at ~ O'clock for money a undyide
moey OF Of land in the said county
one supposed to contain 444 other $50 acre., beSr
same tracts that were purchased by the said Jane, Richie
public sale made BY the MARSHALL Of the Superior Conn
oil Chsneery for the Rio hmoDd District.
ouehs a, - vested IN me trustee will be conveyed
HENRY w. MONCURE Trustee.
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Extract from a letter, dated

w ASH jan 10, IS>J
It's believed to be entirely correct that the Gus
toms act Of the British Parliament could not have
been passed in retaliation ofour Tariff olas session;
that II l. possible they may attempt 10 give retdi
dtoTy operation by admitting into British European
ports, cotton of the produce OF the United States
the lower rates rates of duty, when introduced in
British vessels, through touching at British CO.
onial ports But high authorities here agree with
you, that il could not be done without violating the
commercial convention between the two coun-
tries IL is understood that our Minister at S..
James has been instructed to ascertain the inten.
tons OF the British Government in this respect.
Boston Journal.
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GROCERIES.

GROCERIES,
NHE Subscriber eetuly scquant, his friend. and
- Paohe generally, that he has engaged in the
Grocery BUSINESS,
On Market Bridge nearly opposite the Hardware etot. Of
me,srs John Vanlew Co., soes their att,ntion 20
well selected s'sortment in that us-He inter d, I,.oin
constantly on hand vsretyof the hes. article, that can
procured, and Offering thsm very ressonab rma
FRANCIS J. SMITH
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Extract OF letter to the editor OF the Baltimore
Patriot, dated, WAsHINGroN, goth January.
The Senate has been in secret session two days
considering executive business. The motion or
each day coming from the Chairman Of the Judi.
ciary Committee, infer the subject of considera-
lion is the report Of that committee upon the NOM
ination OF the judges, viz. one associate in the
room OF Trimbie, deceased, late of the Supreme
Court, also district judge in Ohio, aud district
Judge in Pennsylvania to supply Tie place Of Judge
Peters.
The Senate has not confirmed either; and ivil!
not confirm either, on the nomination OF MIR. a.
dams. No division on this subject exists in The
jackson ranks il. the Senate.
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NV HORSE MEDLEY will stand The en,,,n, ,s,,oo :,
w nv stable IN The county OF chserhsiJ within on, mile
OF Moody Tavern from Petersburg and "a from Rich,
NOM ''"' Te' b1taher' ". n. JOHNSON.
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BosToN, Jan. 30.-Died, in Salem, Yesterday
morning, about O'Clock, the honorable and vener-
able TIMOTHY PICK aged 81 yoars-Inost
OF the incidents Of whose eventful life were con-
nec,ed with the revolution, independence, mea-
| sures and politics Of our beloved country. He
was Colonel Of one v the first patriotic regiments
in this State; afterwards an Aid 10 Gen. Washing.
ton, and subsequently Secretary Of State; a Ma
tionai Senator, SC. He blessed with the "mens
sana in corpore sano" TO his last sickness, and we
know not that the power of his mind was impaired
till death. IPailadiiin
HARVARD UNIVERSITY. The Board of o
verseers Of Harvard University Yesterday con.
frmed the election Of the Hon. Josiah Quincy. as
President OF Harvard University-yeas 40-nays
26. 1b.
The Boston Daily Advertiser says that the cor.
respondeDce between gentlemen formerly of the
Federal party, and President Adams, to which G.
qSent ailuson has been made, we learn has been
brought to close, and il is now in the press. Ii
will be printed in pamphlet form, and published az
soon as it can be passed through, the press,-proba
bly, in about week. [Is.
from the Charlottesville .4duocdte, Jan GIL
We are glad TO see from the notice respecting
the health Of the Students of the University from
tne Chairman Of the Faculty which will be found
below; That no new cases OF disease have occur
red within the last 9 or 10 days, which fact GER
family gives Just ground 10 conclude that the con-
stitutioD Of The atmosphere, which has given rise
modified. The same epidemic form Of disease has
prevailed partially in the surrounding country
that II has been more prevalent among the stu
dents, is no doubt attributable TO the fact of so
large a number being collected within limited
space, and not to any unhealthiDess in the si,ua.
ton, than which, il is barely necessary to look
at to pronounce that can he more healthy.
The public will be gratied TO learn that the pro-
gress OF disease has been arrested, and eyey cause
Of alarm has in a great degree subsided.
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.
The Chairman OF tie Faculty has the sati,fac.
ton TO state that the constitution the atmosphere.
on which the late cases OF Fever seem TO have
been dependent, has been importantly modified
that no eases have occur ed within the last q
or 10 days, and that the few cases REMAINING in
the University are going on satifaciorily
q 4 HOB 81 III 49,
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NOTICE,

NOIICE.
THE underssnsd Tru,is.s Of Anderson r. Woodses, snd
hnderso;, Woodson Bgssrs, respectfully inform aieh
ofihs creditors hos firms may beIons 10 the f chs.
they propose pskips dividend 2oh March pssl
ne ersjhors alluded 70 thus dsssusted in the Deed
First to pay all deposited sher Of the ssid
psrineisPs to the use Of others than shenss
sd sod The motley 10 the said
Anderson, Woodson Bigger. fsetosessinps in The il
hands Poy Pa,u without preference OF other
co or before the 10th day Of March sez order hs. ths
apooot may be asesrsined to the period when the
JOHN GARTH, 1Tru--
JOSIAH LEAKE, I tees
OF Anderson, Woodson s. Biggers.
Feb. s. Sa-wSS
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WASHINGTON. Feb. s,-Gen. Andrew Jackson
President elect OF the United States, arrived at
Wheeling, Virginia. on his way to the Seat of Co.
vernment, on the 2Sth of January. He is expect
ed in this City. we understand, tonight possibly,
but certainly very soon. Nat. bit
The Senate of the United States, Yesterday, at
an early hour, again went into the consideration OF
Executive business, and continued with closed
doors during the whole remainder Of its sitting.
This cosed-door business begins to excite some
interest in the public mind, which is not little in
creased by the reports that are abroad concerning
it. In good time we suppose, the veil will be re-
moved, and public curiosity be gratihed 10.
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From The correspondent OF the "Baltimors finer
fcan.' -" WAsHINGToN, Feb. L. 1929.
Judge Johnson, detained on his journey by an
accident, made his appearance in Court yesterday.
The bench of the Supreme Court is therefore full
the seat Of he late Judge TriWble being alone va
cant.
Gen. Scott, it is understood, will send in his re-
ply to- morrow 10 the reports of the military com
mitlees in both houses OF Congress.
We are just entering upon The interesting epoch
/ OF the session.
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Ezecll,lve Department,
October IS, 1928.
IDHOPoSALS will be received BY toe Er,ou,is 81, -
purChsss OF the trsnspors the Peahsotisry. Tbs,e
posed 70 purchase will give thsi, proposal. whou, ar
BY order Wm. II RICHARDSON.
ttt D.
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geiher with the accompanying documents. The
bill for the relief Of Richard Harris and Nimrod
Farrow, allowing them the sum Of thirty nine
thousand and thirty-nine dollars and eghty-five
cents on account OF their contract for the construc
ion of fort on Dauphin Island, in the bay Of Mo-
bile, was read third time and passed; and sent to
the Senate for concurrence. The House after
wards went into committee Of the Whole OH the
State OF the Union, Mr.. Martin in the Chair, and
resumed the discussion on the Cumberland road
bill. The Speaker addressed the Committee in op-
position to the measure; aud entered into long
argument, showing that il was not only ineonsis
tent with the spirit but also in violation OF the let
went into the consideration OF the tonnage duties
bill, and several other measures Of minor impor-
lance. ~. S. Tel.
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GENERAL JACKSON.
To the Edi.or Of the Albany Argus, dated
L. l.. A

To the Edi.or Of the Albany Argus, dated
Washington, Jan. Is, 1929.
My dear sir-Itis considered certain, that &C.
neral Jackson will be here in about three weeks.
My own belief is, that no human being besides
himself knows any thing OF his intentions, in
pect to the acts OF his power, as President OF the
United States. No man here pretends 10 know
any thing of his views; and the persons here, who
from their intimacy with him, would be most
likely TO know something on that subject, declare
that they know nothing. Lodgings have been
provided for the General; but all arrangements OF
festive kind, for his reception, will be omitted,
on account of the death Of Mrs. jackson.
Letter to the Editor, dated
"PrrTsRuRG, Jan. 29th, 1929
DEAR SIR: have the pleasure to apprise you,
That General Jackson arrived here to-day, from
Cincinnati, on his way TO Washington Major
Lewis, Mr.. Donelson, and Mr.. Hays, are with
him. 1t is impossible for he General or his fan-
ly to say, when they will reach the Capital. They
will tarry With US tomorrow, and leave this the
day after, and take the most direct route to wash
ingfon city. This wouidhe by the way Of Frede-
rick. The Generals in COOL health, though some
what disspirited. lie " Guild not permit any display
here. In haste, your friend,
VIM. SEOWDEN."
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SENATE or VJ5GIn-Eg.

Tuesday. FEB. 3-The Convention XIII was no,
taken upio-day, In consequence Of MIR. CabeIrs
being detained from the Senate by indisposition.
YEsrERDAY.--The Convention bin was TAX n
UP IN the Senate, on motion Of Mr. Draper
Mes'rs. Dade and Morgan addressed the House
10 favor OF their respective amendments then
the Senate adjourned.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-02-05

mARRIED,]-in Prince Edward %. W, on the 18th in,
the Rev M, 3odrieh, Mt Noah Cooke Of HsJl.y Mas,
70 n" May Wo'd'o~, Of Rockingham county North Csfo.
- on Thur,5sy the aah January W. N. Re- u.,..
snb M Oiellaod, Mr.. John Wayksy 20 Ms, Msyga.s, ~
Shspstrd' sii OF King 4 Queen county.
DIED 90 Monday night, Mr.. Ss.u,l Myers j., gen
yoOn< ehTdrep 70 bsvsil tbsi irrspsf,Sle los.
- 90 mondsy Uigbt, miss En- 5ssl Heys in hs Eysh
" hsf ass az Old ard respectable inhsssDt oftbs CT
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MAN AGERS'
OFFICE

besides $50, TO, 40, &c
Iph0les 20-H0Lpes 10 Quarters d E,;obssso IN
vi r. your orders Yates MIntye, lpo.t rsidl
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.IA.:l T. & M'INTYRE,
RIGGER'S OFFICE

THURSDAY WEEK
Iee Drawing Of the Dismal Ssamo Canal rs,.,r r..
10 ny WI eertsnly take place the City Of Rebm,pS @
Lhur'doy he i2sA February. ~ " '"N''1 On
4z NUMBER LoTTERY-6 DRAWN pA1Lora.
II q III EST PRIZE
FIfEY THOUN4ArI Dol Z aDc
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-03
COURT OF HUSTINGS.

RICHMOND, August 3l.-On Saturday last,
came on the trial Of Jasper Ellis, man oil COL
or, charged with design Of promoting an I'M
surrec,ion OF the slaves. (If found guilty, the
accused would have incurred the punishment
Of death.) Mr.. Mayo, appeared as Attorney oil
the Commonwealth, and Mr.. Robert IL. Scott
for the prisoner. :.
The witnesses who were examined on behalf
of the Commonwealth, were MIR. George d.
A kinson-snd Gabriel Willis, man OF color.
Mr.. Atkinson related a conversation he heard
on the first instant at Shockoe Warehouse, be-
tween The accused and Gabriel Nliiis-in
which Ellis spoke Of an expected rising OF the
blacks in the country on that night, the slender
defence which the uniform companies could
make in the city eand his determination TO join
the plan. Mr.. A. observed, that Gabriel APP
peared 10 him, although he heard him very in
distinctly, to objec, 10 Jasper Ellis Proposiicn;
tina, he did not see the accused, when he utter,
ed the words, bur was familiar with his voice,
and would know it any where.
Gabriel Wills narrated the conversation
which had taken place between Ellis and him
self; in he course, OF which, Ellis told him
,ha' the Black people had risen-Gabriel re-
piled, he should then be geuing out OF he way
md Jasper then remarked, 1" fon are not a
man of s?irit'-and Gabriel replied, No,
am not, and never was"
The counsel on DO h sides agreed TO refer
the question TO ,hr Cour without argument
The Cour, acquitted The prisoner.
There St, ems TO be 4 Spubr with some
whe her The remarks Of Jasper Ellis 10 Willis
were nol in jocular and quizzing vein
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-03

The New York American gives the follow
ing as its scheme for modification OF the MI
li,ia system. -.
Gas to the system itself, we not, we must admit
admirers or believers in the utility OF militia trainings
Some little personal experience has satisfied US tns
militia corps called into actual service IS soonest anu
most readily rendered efficient, in proportion TO us
previous want of what is called instruction and know
ledge for the reason that all such instruction as pa
rade DAYS 1.-TWO three, ten times year, can give
is worse than total ignorance. 1t takes more tune 10
unlearn what is wrong, than to acquire what IS rgs
We therefore could without regret the abont'oh
of all the ordinary militia parades; but We would by
no MEANS therefore, disband and disorganize the mill
tia Give them, rather require them strictly to nave,
arms and equipments; let them be regularly enroneu
I'M companies, attached to regiments, brgades, &c
aud once yea let them be called out to stated rem
devious and answer to their undergo strict III
spestio as to their arms, and then be dismissed I'LL the
ne 1t YEAR This Tor the privates. Tbs officers and
non commissioned officers should be required, and en-
coursged by exemptions, and by adequate pa, while
actually in service to do duty by themseres-to en-
camp, to drill to perfect Themselves, in short in the
school of the soldier, and ths oficer-and there would
be materials that any emergency, would impsrt skill
and djcplne to rhc whole mass. Such are our views
~f militia system that would be at once efficient and
cheap, but not in the least gaudy"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-03

General Peter. B. Porters command, too, con.
sis,inp chiefly of volunteer corps from this and
the neiehboring States, made no child's play In
either Of those battles. -,
The destruction Of our militia system would
inevitably lead to an augmentation Of The stand
inp army-and in time of war that augmenta.
,ion would necessarily be numerous. IL would
be moreover necessary to resort 10 unpleasant
means TO compel all ranks and all classes to
submit to the total suborGinanon to despised
subordinate officers, which admits in the regu
lar army Off qualification, while in the mill
tia, there would be, with suitable obedience,
no suppression Of the relative responsibility Of
individuals.
Il descendant of one Of the Mthtia' men
of Bunker'S Hill
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-03
TIE SABBATH BELL.

1T MRS CORNWALL BARRI WILSON.
Pilgrim, thou hast meekiy borne
All the cold worlds bitter .scorn,
Journeying through this vale of tears
Till the promised land appears
Where the pure in heart shall dwell
Thou dost bless the Sabbath Bell
1dler, following fashions toys
Seeking, mid its empty joys,
Pleasure that must end in pain;
Sunshine that must end in rain;
What does whispering conscience tell,
When thou hearst the Sabbath Bell.
Poet, dreaming DER the lvre,
Wasting health and youthful FIRE:
Wooing still the phantom fame,
For, at best, a fleeing name;
Burst the chains of Fancy's SPELL
Listen IT'S the Sabbath Bell
Monarch, on thy regal throne;
Ruler whom the nations own;
Captive at thy prison gate,
Sad in heart and desolate;
Bid esrth's minor cares farewell.
Hank it is the Sabbath Bell
Statesmen, toiling in the mart,
Where ambition plays her part;
Peasant, bronzing meath the sun,
Till thy six days work is done;
Every thought of business quelI,
When ye hear the Sabbath Bell,
Traveller, thou whom gain or taste
Speedeth through esrth's weary waste
Wanderer from thy native land,
Rest thv steed and slack thy hand,
When the seventh days sunbeams tell.
There they wake the Sabbath Bell
Soldier, who, on battle plain,
Soon may'st mingle with the slain;
Sailor, on the dark blue sea
As thy bark rides gallantly;
Prayer and praise become We we'll,
Though ys hear no Sabbath Bell.
Mother, that with fearful eye
Stand'st to watch thy first born die.
Bending Ger his cradle bed,
Till the last pure breath has fed;
What to thee Of hope can tell
Like the solemn Sabbath BelIi
Mourner," thus it seems to saw.
C. Weeping Ger this fragile clay.
Lift from earth thy streaming ewes.
Seek thy treasure in the skies.
Where the strains of angels swell
One eternal Sabbath BeIIn
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-03

He who tells me lie is not sensible how great
a task he undertakes; for he must be forced to
invent twenty more 10 maintain that one.-Pope
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-03

Volatility # words is carelt ssDess in actions
words are the wings Of ac,ions.--Lacoter.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-03
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1929.

Mr. SNcwDEN-As you have taken The
cudgeis up against our Militia System upon
several occasions, you will, no doubt, be will
ling to hear the other side cfthe story. Please
publish, therefore, in he Gazette the following
communication which l find il late numher
Of the New York American, aud whch.eNpres-
sPS the frRlInns and vicMs Of
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-01-14

In Rutland, Dec. 25, widow Persis Estabrook
wife OF the late Mr.. Daniel Estabrook, aged s6
PRINTERS IN Neao Hampshire and Vsrmont are
requested to insert this death
aged So
In Milford, Jan. 6, Mr. Joel Howard, az. 65.
In Coshocton, (Ohio,) Mr. Ephraim c. Now
er, aged 30, son of Mr.. Ebenezer Mower of this
town
In Middleboro', Capt. David Sherman, aged
~; while removing the fixtures und er the arch
OF chimney, which he had Just been erecting,
the chimney fell and killed him instantly.
- AT the Hermitage, near Nashville, Tenn J
Dec -, Mrs. RACHEL JACKSON, consort of Gen.
ANDREW JACKSON.
y In LemPster, IN. H) Dec 90, widow Sarah
In ST; Frapcis, (Canada,) Nov. l6, the Hon.
Judge Howe, of Derby, (Vt.) aged 81. fThe
la Ia DR.. Howe of Belchertown. was the father
% three sons, each Of them Judge of the Court
OF Common Pleas in different states. viz N York.
massachusetts,, and Vermont Within the last
Inree years the father and three sons have died
The Hon. William Howe, mentioned above
was the eldest and last of them1