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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-10
Dyeiug AMI SECURING
Steam Engine.

7 lindsay, HILL & Co. offer for sale, on accommo
l. dating terms, Steam Engine, horse power,
aud of the best model, made by Mcssis Brbeck Co.
nov IL
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-10
Yhisistn give M1tice,

U6ilT the subscriber has Obtained from the County
C1iri Of Farilx Virginia letters testamen'asF on
~ tic rs Br,HRop WASHINGTON. late of hosnt
ye-n,a, IN SUI County, deceased Ahpersons having
guns, the s,d estate viii presentthen for set
sqcar; and those indebted thereto are required to
,4Se immediate payment "
JJHN AUG USTTyE W.7SHTNGT0Y,
Executor Of Bushrod Washington, decd
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-10
" ines.

,rSr received four quarter casks Of old pale sherry
j wine. which with large stock ofold L.. MADEIRA
Ia,,, Burgundy, Grape Juice. SICILY, V'donia & Port
Ih,i pipes anl quarter casks. and Br,hmn Irspe
h..r, IA boxes OF doz each. makes our Assortment
Il wac, very complete.
re 6 NJ 6. II. JANNEY,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-10


On the cork OF each bottle is zeal with the sub
scrbers name, to prevent decepton, md if, trial.
il should not prove represented, can be returned
For the accommodation Of public houses, the subscr
berhas bottled quantity Of wine, porter cider, &c
in whole and half bottles which viii be delivered free
Of expense. Masters of vessels wishing wine, por-
ter, &c bottled, will please give few days notice,
in order that it may undergo the necessary process for
long voyage. The above liquors were import
ed by the subscriber, and will be warranted pure and
unaulteElted lie expects hereafter. to receive re-
gulsr supplies. All orders trcm the country leher
in boxes demi ohns) will be promptly attended TO-
n. g. The subscriber is at all times prepared to
clarity and bottle wines for those who nsy desire it at
their dwellings, and if required, f"rnish claret
bottles and corks of first quality.
In few days he will be able to supply his friends
with Wine Vinegar Of the best quality.
lie continues to carry on, in all its varieties, Dyeing
Securing and Bleaching Mtrino Mowls. in the best
manner, on the westside of Royal, between King and
Prince streets, Alexandria
may r. j. SALVETAT.
CT The National Intelligencer will insert the above
three times and sendtheir account to this office.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-10
70 Rent.

A.,ss \ snug story House, opposite Mr.
Y 80. Roacll's, at low rent
49, JOSIAH II. DAVIS.
GsHA dec 10
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-10
Thomas Ring.
MERCHANT TAILOR,

MERCHANT TAILOR,
~ TILL n,nues to carry on the shove business IN
- al It's Branches at his old stand, next door to Mr
IN" torres Lottery office, aud Is thankful to hts
t,l' ant the public IN general for past ttVors, and
'pN BY >rct attention to his business, thew viii CON
'aue lner patronage towards him. lie has Just re-
fe'ela fresh supply of
Fashionable Fall Goods,
- vii be able to supply all oyer MS line of busi.
~ at the shortest Ho'ice le has on hand all sorts OF
READY MADE CLOTHING.
De Sl also make up. TO any fashion that NAV be re-
ie'yt ny his customers and on the most elsonable
rms, for cash.
.9lSo for Sk,
t'te>'cImblet c!oasS; Bombazete do; and
Cl1ih made up IN The latest fashions,
Also,
NvNIety Of cheap PLAID CLOAKS.
Ne happy to uurn his customers that he has re-
:-n,d the latest FAIL e WINTER FASHIONS,
'n New York nov Is
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-10

-. y. Sugar and Oranges.
- hhds prime New -Orlean. scgar
IL ~ barrels fresh oranges
Landing from schooner George Town, from New
York. for sale by
dec 5 LINDSAY, HILL e Co.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-10
liyerpnol Salt.

osno bushels Liverpool coarse For sale by
yJiEJ loo sacks fine salt
Iii W. HOWLE
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Plaster aad GriMdstones.

40 tons plaster The Cargo Of brig sayan-
: 3gJ grind>toues nah, for sale by
dec Il JOHN "A. IADD.
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Notice.

1--WE subscriber respectfully informs bis friends and
the public, that he carries on, at his old stand, south
side of Kings.rcet, nearly opposite the Mechanics
Rank, Aexanlris, the
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-10-01
From the Colombian Centincl.
LETTER FROM PARIS.

We Yesterday presented our readers with an inter
es;ing letter from a friend in Paris, and pre-
san, another equally interesting from another friend
brought by the vessel, but which came to land
yesterday-daled,
''PARIs. 9Th Aug. 1890.
,.aIu 0ac;. E-ic7a,-T enclose you al, extract from
the WessGgcr dies ChnmJrcS containing The proceed
ing OF the Chambers and other important inforn1a-
ton concerning the great events which have just
Cured here
bout in forty hours, astonshes every one not only on
account Of the splendid victory gained by the people
over the Kings troops, but also account of the
perfect order winch preserved after It. Imagine,
my dear friend, that in tbe midst of all this anarchy.
not on article stolen, not violence committed,
ard that IN three days after victory the shops were
re-opcued, and business going on if nothing had
happened All Americans here, even the ladies', are
delighted to have been witnesses of this struggle Of
GTea and brave nation. onaiDst perlured and up-
pressigs Government; and the universal cry Is Its
glorious It's wonderful
During the conflict were witnesses of many
interesting scenes; and Madsnoe ALEXANDER and
the other ladies' of our house, she'd tears OF sorrow
and Of 10y alternately. Many ladies' heated oil, wa
ter, &c to throw upon the Kings troops; aud this
had good effect IN several Of the streets that the
troops refused TO enter them. Poor CHARLES x. is
caricatured ID thousand shapes in one he is pre-
secuted kneepa in The street and saying, ''.aye=
away with The crown jewels, and is pursued by one
of the lowest class Of people, armed, crying 10
LeWT; bit the best have seen represents NAPOLEON
with tbe words - In grand houine ~ with CnARLEs
X. underneath, with the words Tn homole grind -
at tho Palais Royal last evening when the De-
PGiies arrived to inform the Duke of Orleans Of his
being called 10 tho Throne. The Court Yard and
GnrdeD were full and The upaumoqs and cnthusias-
tic cry was. TiUe n T1oi!' When'his Royal High
ness made his sppcsTonco MON flo Terrace over The
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-10-01

WiRGiNlA.-A' q superior court of chancery
holden al Stanton on the 10th day Decem-
DER 1928: between Hudson Martin plaintiff and
John Brockenbrough, John FL Cooke Randolph
Harrison, James Brown. Robert Burton John Pat
terson and Polly his wife, John Smith and Cary AND
his wife, Thomas j. Randolph and Jane his wife, Ro-
bert G. Nicholas, Wilson c. Nicholas John G. Mich
oas, Margaret Nicholas, Carr,
his wife, defendants.
On the of the plaintiff, it is ordered that
Josiah Shankiin, John G.. Stevenson, and Robert
Hamilton. be app nted commissioners any two or
more of whom may ac to divide The land IN the bill
mentioned among the parties. accordingto their re-
spectvc rights and the said commissioners are di-
reced to repori their proceedings to this court.
Monday, Juy 9Th, $780,
On the motion of the plaintiff b, his counsel it is
ordeted that John G.. McClunahan be added as
commissioner to those appointed by order made in
tins on the 10th day of December, l323.
Copies. Teste,
WILLIAM $. ESKRIDGE. c. C. c.
The parties interested IN the division of the land
above referred to- (Which consists OF tract Of $4,000
acres, formerly in Greenbrer, Nicholas county,
pafen ed IN the name Of Wilson G. fSicholas,l win
take notice, that the will proceed to
carry into effect the said decrctal order the 9TH
day of November next
7-atc HUDSON MARTIN.
ri IICB.-Haylng qualified as the adUun stratop
LIZ of the estate OF the late Martin Lipscomb,
dee d, Of tho county of HeDrico, ] hereby request
and give notice to all persons having claims against
the said decedent, to make the same known to me,
or before the first day of November next, other
wise this notice will be plead in bar of sad claims.
And all those indebted to said estate, will please
forward and settle the same, it my Wish
to close the administration as possible.
sep 2G--d6t c1Ot MARTIN DRURY
I'm CHANCERY LIN Henric County Court,
a Gle k Office, July Rules, 1880;
Henry l.. Cater, Pitt
against
William NJ, Clopton and Beverly Clopton, dts.
The defendant VIM. H. Clopton not having entered
his appearance end given security according the
Of Assembly and the rules Of this court, and appear
ing, by satisfactory evidence, that he not an nhabi-
tant of this couniry ordered that the said defend
ant do appear heEeon the first day of the next Decbr
term, answer tie be Of the PLAINTIFF and that copy
OF this order be forthwith inserted in some newspaper
published IN the city Of Richmond for two months sue
cessvey, and posted at the frobt door Of the Court
House Of this county.
90 A copy Tesfc
eoln LOFTIN ". ELLEPP. II. G.
- ADDLE TREES Mems saddle by the dozen. Eos
- sale by JAS WINSTON sep. %
DLASTER PARIS.--25 Tons Plaster Paris
u for sale by OTIS, DUNLOP g. co.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-10-01
FALL. GOODS

* EO. d. TIFFIN now receiving part of his
w assortment of FdH and Winter Dry Goods,
ana VIII continue to add tn his stock by every ar
rival from NV York and Philadelphia additional
supplies. Counfy merchants, and retail purchasers,
are invited to call and examine them.
sep I3-eo3 d&,cSw
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-10-01

Duel BETWEEN CHARLES X. OF FRANCE AND TIE
DUKE BoURBoN.-The details of this sing uler
combat which took place the 1873 .hen Charles
Count dAuolsj was occasoned by slight misunderstanding
between the paIe previous night al ball at the Opera
House. viii he peculiar interest the present
They related by of the facts
.sI,e I;,tIea
dering the probable results Of this affair the
carly, and about eleven O'clock oil the Count d'Ar
ios huptsmen 10 great haste, and stated that the
Prince expected instantly al the o de Bouogne near
the Porte des Princes. Without making any inquiries
the Princes object in sending for me, Immediately got into
carriage, (wch had caused tn he III readiness III ex
pecaijon OF THIS eveni and drove 10 the above named
BY the way, however, the Prince de Conce and Duke
de Bourbon accompanied hc induced
suppose that they had just from the chace and
that nothing of what feared bad taken place little fur
Their however met another person. who stopped me- ex
claiming, "They have fought ike couple Of grsnaders"
afterwards several oer persons, who told me the
story, and on reaching the Porte Maot mounted of the
Prince Of Nassa horses which found there and proceeded
10 join the Count dAros who walking the
d'Ermnonvile On seeing nc towards and
braced bat there vaan of about him
which afterwards attributed the which had
been lavshed on his conduct in this singular affair
Grinding that 100 late the meeting took
the first opportunity Of stepping aside with the ChevaeT de
Crmssel, VINO bau acton as seccnh 10 inc count q o ana
begged him TO tell me all that had passed-"hc be dd IN
the following words-Wh reached tho PORES des
Princes perceived the Duke de Bourbon foot surrounded
by several As the count dAoIs perceived
the Duke, he got or the carriage and straight
him, aud said, smiling Sir SAID thar you and look
ing for each o'her The Duke de Bourbon taking off his
hat replied Sr, am here 10 receive your commands" In
order yours replied the lTnce, you must allow
my carriage He then back TO his car
rage, and having taken from his sword he rejoned he
Duke anc they entered the wool for about twenty PAGES y
then stopped and each took his alton opposite TO the other
sword in hand They the poB, Of commencing The
combat when the Duke dc Bourbon addressing the trnCe
said, Perhape, Sir goa do that you stand
vcry unavorabe position, the directly m your eyes
fright" said the Prince. ere yet lille no foliage on
find shady place in the shadow of Wonder wall II Is not
FIR o-lct 90 20 t." Accordjusly eacl nut bis naked
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-10-01

under his arm they walked TO the prono,sd o, ;ds
by SIDE and convsrsag owsa Ss eo pU ue
tots am, NJ de yibraye follow .ng the Duke E n AZ
renamed toes DIES Princes
On reaching the wall M dc Vibraye reminded IN. ,,,o
Princes that e mad put of their spurs and h, the
wearing oil he" nsi lead 20 unpleasant conscqucnccs-I
therefore took Il those OF the count, wnie M de Vb,,ye
performed the Office for the duke dong winch he had
nearly met with serious accident; for in sng from his
sun under his ann caught his eye and within trBe
piercing ii fatally
Their spurs being taken off, Bourbon asked tho
count he had any objection his (dukes) taking off
coat The proposal was immediately agreed 10 by the COUNT
who took off his also, and their breasts thus entirely open the
combat commenced They long time position WITH
Out e,crof them making pass Suddenly however conn-
cd NJ de Csso saw the blood NOUN, to the cheeks tho
count d Artos,hom which could judge that he grow
ing impatient In fact, he now began press upon duke
rather Violently with tho seemed, of causing him
20 lose his cautions and perceived the duke little
AT his instant the dArtois made unee, which
seemed 10 pass under The arm OF the duke de Bourbon
beeVng that the duke must have been wounded step
eu iofwaId WIN view oil staying The proceedings STAY
Tor moment gentlemen said |: h seems thai already
more than enough has been lone satisfy the RHINE cherac
Ter of the difference which led this meeting appeal to
VI de Vbraye (whose judgment should great weight in
sate.' ~
81 entirely agree with NJ Crusso" said NJ de vibraye
I'm thinking that enough has been done TO satisfy the
scrupuous delicacy'
81 entitled" said the dAnois "to have any
opinion on the matter 1t is for the duke de Bourbon c.
press his wishes am entirely at his disposal"
sir, replied the duke &c Bourbon addressing himself 10
the FRINGE and al the time lowering the point of his
sword-"l have only say that overwhelmed with
gratitude for your kindness affair." and shall never
cease to remember the honor you have conferred Az
these WORDS count Artols opened
towards the duke, they embraced each o,heand aar
cnteo.''
Erptoring EzpedIion.--Capt. Stanton, of the brig
bogota recently from the Pacific, contradc,s the re-
port which was put IN clrcuai about The time OF
his arrival, OF the alleged abandonment ofthe expor
ing expedition by the briggs Seraph and Annawan.-
While IN the Pacific Capt. S. had frequent intercourse
with the commanders of these vessels, and never do
ring that time heard either of them hint such an in
ten ion. We learn that the Seraph was to sail rom
the Lbos Islands 18th April, for the Island of Juan
Fernandez, and that the Annawan would leave VAL
paraiso, l2'h May, 10 JOIN the Seraph at Juan Fer
nandez. when they would proceed in company (touch-
ing a, the Galapagos Islands) their voyage to the
Northern Pacific &c. &c. Com .adc
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-10-01

The single track OF rail road from Baltimore to
Elcott's mills had been travelled just Is weeks,
on he 10th INST. and The rncep,s are nearly xI7 600.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-10-01

- ADDIE TREES saddle by the dozen. FoB
y sale by JAS. WINSTON sep %.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-10-01

We yesterday presented our readers with an inter
esing letter from friend in Paris, and we pre-
s'n another equally interesting from another friend,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-10-01

DLASTER PARIS.--25 Tons Plaster Paris
u for sale by OTIS, DUNLOP 81 co,
sept 29-Gt
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-10-01
CIRCULAR

To the qualified Voters OF the counties of Charlie
City, New Kent. James City, Henrlco, and the
f-ity of Richmond.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-09-15

1P We are authorised to announce uix
sonn l.. ORR, Esq. asa candidate TO repre-
sent the Senatorial District composed Of the
counties of Frederick and Jefferson, in The
next Legislature.
s@ We are authorised to announce RreH
Aap w. BAnToS, Esq. Of Frederick. as 9 can
d'date for the Senate Of Virginia. for the di.
tr'ct composed Of the counties Of Frederick
ADD Jefferson.
s5eWe are authorised to announce DAN.
TEL MORGAN. Esq as candidate to repre-.
sent in part the county Of Jefferson in ,le
next House Of Delegates Of Virgins.
e6sWe are authorised 10 announce HEN.
RY BERRY. Esq. - candidate to represen,
in part the county Of Jefferson in the ne1,
House Of Delegates Of Virginia.
kCo We are authorised TO announce Col.
EDWARD LUCAS, - a candidate TO repre-
sen, in part the county of Jefferson in the
next House Of Delegates Of Virgins.
BEPwe are authorised TO announce JOHN
$. GALLAIIER, as . candidate to represe 81,
in par, the county Of jefferson in the mex,
House Of Delegates Of Virginia.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-09-15

At meeting Of . number Of c,t,.
xens ot Harpcrs Ferry, of d,fi.ren,
political views, held at Capt. Tbomn.
sons Hotel, on the IIth instant. Fos.
rAisE BEcKHAN, Esq. was called "a
the Char, and joins X. HAYDEN an.
pointed Secretary.
On motion. il Vas Resoi,esi, Ths, a commit.
tee os three be appointed Ia drsf, resolutions.
and report To this meeting, wherevpon, sam.
ues G'6son. kobers Avis. and John Il. H.v
den. were appointed.
Tie said committee reported the follow.
'"g resolutions, which were adopted, via:
Resolved, That in the opinion OF THE meet.
ing. oor late, townsman and frlIow.ci,,xen.
JoHS > GAIIAasn, Esq. 10 well qu.l,fiss Il
To represent, in pssss this County in the
ne ~ session OF the Legisisiure Of Virgins;
and that ~e have full and entire con6den nc .
." ms honor. integrity, talents. and worth.
Hesshed, That We recommend him To the
citizens Ut this county with unsi,minished and
increasing eonfiden nee, for their supper, :, the
approaching election, under the hope that
the Question will not be asked, To whs, par.
~ does he belong And that in an homes,
and faithful discharge OF What he believed to
be his duty. during the late preside initial con
test, On additional reason will be found for sup
porting him.
Resohred. That we win use our undivided
exer'ions. by oil fair aud Honorable means, to
promote his election wing his qualities.
tons, and un,iring perseverance, in Whatever
he a"der,skes. veil calculated to support our
rights and interests.
Resoived, That the proceedings Of this
meeting be signed by the chairman and se.
cre'ary Of this meeting. and that . COPY of the
same be sent TO Mr. G.liaher.
nessfre'i. That the above proceedings be
published in the papers Of ,hi. county.
FONTAtNE BECKBAN, Chairman.
ions X. HAIDsx. Secyefary.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-09-15
DIED,

on Saturday the 2s,h Of August last, Mrs
MARGARET RosESBERoYR, wife Of Mr. ANTHONY
k0scubcrger, 81 Berkeley, aged IS years, eight
months, aud DAYS.
On Tuesday the 9TH inst, Miss ELLEN Axx
WILLIS, daughter Of Carver Willis, E-i. OF this
county, of lingering illness.
Yesterday morning, al the residence &c her son,
MIR. John Piies) in tile 8ith year of her are.
Mrs. ELLES PILEs, rclict Of the late MIR Rol,ert
Piles, Of This county.
fco1xuNIcaTIDl
DIED, at has residence, Sweet Spring, in Frc-
derrick county CA Thursday the loth August. ti,..
hev. THoN,s LIrrLEroS, after a very protr,etcsl
and painful spcn Of sickness, in the s-yeusv-s.-
eond year 1T his ase. He Was one of the few nov
remaining who struggled for American Indst,rn-
dencc Ia Obedience To the call OH country be.
went forth in its defrnec IN the first rcauisition
iroIn IIoudoun, (tbe county Of his nativity. He
~Tvcd a seeond tour which was ~ the time of tl,,.
defeHt of Cornwalii1 lie proved himself by psS.-
ccp and example sterling republican, dear
lover 81 his country, sod w. think, had his coun-
try required u, lac would hste sid in the Ian
guagc Of Horace, "D,ilee a dcecrum pro- tatria
morn" lie joined the M,thodis Episeot,al
Church, short timc b,forr the Revolutionary
Nsr, and Ne believe ever since tint time q las
d,s'h, he was very sceeVtabIc member, AID a
great part e The time preaslcT Of the GospsI
Holding the esteem and ernhdcnee of his I,ll1v-
citizens M bc always did, be rendered hims,lf aII
active aud usef, member 81 scciety, until iii "a
blrd by old sgc and is coDeonitz,d infrmiues -
Ills house wss an housr o6 prayer, and q place a
public worship. Being intrrr1gated on tie sub
Jet e dying, fvw days prior % his ,l~a,h. he
obs eel, thzt b. thought IL would b. Ear better
for him to dcpaIf and b. 9Th Christ, ba, taat he
submitted his cutirly 60 tie same good AMI
gracious Cod ia uh0D, bee bad trusted f0r nearly
hfty -four years, snd sho bal never once left nor
forAakcn bin. And although he must have suf-
frt4i unussisl paiu q body, ~, under similar
eircuTnstanecs. the gTcaies, dsErrc 81 patiencc.
iOrtitwie, and rCsig1ratiob, exhi55trd,. that
&C ever had use nelaneio, pI,-ssair II witI,c 49,
ing. lie SEEMED almost coI'isually a. hrssthe
firth spirit u prayer ~ gri and thaekfulDess
a. hts God AsIi 80 o'cioek ~ the nsosI.ine he
passed through the vsl,ry s,d shadow e dcath,
sitisom Struggle o. Z haas and ~e have every
reason - h0ps that De Is
Par frnm . world II gli,f aud sin,
With Cod etrl,aIiy sllsa ia. +"
Happy soul thy days SRI eShed,
An ny nsOafnipg dtts bclsgst
10, ,, Angel haspds attsbdcsi,
To tie arms a. Jesus, goi
Ills rsmaias Wrrc iafctTrd in he family bsry-
ing groarlsi. On th~ neat tsy. ~ the prcscnec a
large aud vcry SERIOUS assembly c1nVensd fDr ibc
PuTPDse, sbo.c eounscfsnces veg clearly s,i.
cs,e'i t,e lOss tey had ,usutin-sl N tic 18th q
tilsir Old sd faitbf,d frirud
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-09-15

Important from, Coiombia.--We have
been favored by the editors Of the Mer-
curio with the following extract Of a
letter. dated August 7,h, 1880:
Venezuela is going on to organize
itself, and it's Congress gives hopes
thst-its patriotism will establish the
Federal system; in which case this
country will be happy, as she is in
tended by nature TO be. The Con
gress has sanctioned the Federal Union
with the Centre and South and. best
of all, Religious federation and the
abolition Of the military and ecclesias.
teal course" ". T. .3du.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-09-15
DISTRESSING ACCIDENr.

I'm Sunday morning last, Mr.. JAcos MrLLEa.
-on OF the late Henry Miller, Of this county, wa,
found dead in the road near Rabies mill, abou,
Ave miles south Of this place. II se,ms ne had
beca riding an old stumbling hor.e, which VIA,
found lying upon him, unable to rise; and il !.
supposed he had been in ,h..t condition for some
hours.
This young man was not more than nineteen
years OF age His sud,len death is peculiarly dis
tessing to his ouly sister, who was much ,lcvotc,
to him.-and Is subject of deep rcgrct to hi,
other relatives and frends II presents, too, an
other proof Of the uncertainty of human life Z. IL
a'e pride Of youth and health" we seldom rrflec,
on the frail tenure Of exsicnce aud thus il i.
when death snssehes from our view one who
seems likely to enjoy many wears on earth, tina,
we can hardly realize the truth of the sad vista
ton. Remember, Death claims oil seasons as his
own.