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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-04-28

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II additional supply Of the mosi superior cold
dro,en american Castor OIL, which ;. 'pr safe
by the barrel OF gallon, or 10 bottles Of various
ye.. Howell DAVIES.
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who wish tn look alta .,.
~ psrbly fine piece of ENGLISH BLUE
CLOTH will please call NJ
KYLE &, DORL.4NDS.
April %
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-04-28

I'm. Boys. H. D. P's'. A'eh. {. Kinney,
Hon. 3ioh d Stuart, - hobt 3. Bfoohe,
H1mns j. Ahehie, 4. siribiihg,
Jabob Faokier, I'm. h'nneg, Jr.
Philip Hopkins, = r. Imenhns,
William Young. . IL Dftokenridge
Chesity Kinneg, George Esk'idge.
Leu l.. Sieptnson,
References may also he had 10 the following
rentleWrn
Rev. Ebcnezrr BY den,
Rev. Nj. How'll,
John MERRITT,
ID. w Pa,eson, Sinunton.
Joseph Fawccu,
| Lows II lrman,
Jnmps NJ Nhle G,ceuYllIe.
DR.. Rcbaid Henry, Waynesborough
Rey Charlie Iipnru,
Grn. Ro. 70, tersiield, : Augusta county.
Col. Geo. G. Robertson,
Cspt. Sam1 Miller, Mile Iron WORDS.
john q. Wright. Augusta Springs.
oe"','. l. francisco Warm Springs.
H,.. @''1 p.", Mccoy re"a'e'.a county.
Cyrus Cary, Lewisbutg
William Harrison, larkshnrg
Hon Allen Taylor. Pa,tau,bnrg.
Cliafles b. Penn, BolsiOnrt county,
Samuel Mcdowell Moore, Lexington.
Rev. Nj he H. Cobn., Bedford county.
W l%a"' NJ j. w snn%r''"' Amher" county
Jamrs y. pendlrtoo, New Glasgow.
ltey. ROBBERY Rslsnd, byuchburg.
Rev. II ,chariah Mead, ..,
Hon. William +. Gordon, h'''""''. 'ou"'S
Valcntin" W. SoUthstl, Char lotiesvils
Hon L. i. Barbour. Orange county.
Reynolds Chapman, Orange &. II.
Jtmes Madison, Mon,pnliar.
Cbhil n X. Gibbs, Madison c. H.
Hon. John 5. Barbour, Cupcper c. H.
Rev. WIN. +. Brosddus, Cuprprr county.
Rev john Osivir, New BALTIMORE.
w Hmm A Knox, Fiederlcksboig.
n. Rev. Bishop Moore, 1n,.,a, it,
Chapman johnson, cry
Rev D.. Ducaehri, No folk
| ID Archer, FuriTes. Monroe
Col. Lloyd. L..
Hon. Geo. c. Washington. ( '""''
tIenry ). Turner, Jefferson county
ri. Rev BIshop Meade, frederick county.
Hon. Henry ST Geo. Tucker, Wmeheucf
Hon kobert Alien, Shenandoah county,
Joel Prnnybacker. Woodstock.
Dr. Thus. I. blackboard. Luray.
John S rayer. New Market
Col john k-nney, Harri.onhurg.
Dr.. jacob Williamson,
Hon DANIEL Smith, "o'""gh nam county.
stanton, April 70 o,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-04-28

Official reraciy %" the 9th inst. the
Washington Globe. the government organ.
asserted that there WAS no foun iation for the
Iumor that Ingham WAS 10 go out OF office
aud We, on the 9TH, Two days previously, Maj
Eaton's resignation. thu frs, link IN the chain
Of operations Designed to bring about tina,
event hal been handed TO the Pfea.dent -
dgain: Inc Richmond Enquirer Of the 2oii
inst asserted, on The authority Of lis Wash
iugton Correspondent. for whom The Editor o
the Enquirer become voluntary endoTstr, thai
the ,ulnours about Mr.. lnRham's intended
removal were - utterly iaise." And yet, on
,ha, very day, had the President accepted
Mr.. Ia resignation, which he had previously
req ,ested him to offer So much for the We
raciiy OF he Globe, aud the Enquifers neu
Washington correspondent!
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-04-28

Telegraph would not thus have spoken Of q po-
l'tiesl an,agonisf so decided and efficient 40
vas the late Mr.. Mallary. The revolutions
ola fe y months are wonderful indeed
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-04-28

Modification ugmosted A writer in a
Georgia paper, who svows the doctrine OF Nul
LITIGATION, says, among other equally wise
things, =" say and isoy ii boldly. mis- Unio.
cannot. and ought not TO tast." That ID right.
gentlemen take oH your masks, quit your
,nttaphys,cal reasonrngs and abstract speech
la, ions, and avow boldly your design-lt is all
That is necessary, in order 10 ensure your de-
feat, and your consignment TO that PIT Ut H.
fanny which you bnsily digging with your
own hnnd,. The people may for a time be
deceived by hg-soundlng and unmeanIng
clustering about the " oppression of the la.
riff but when you talk about DisuniOn, they
will tell you, as Gen Jackson told Mr.. CaI-
houn i" Understanding yon nop, Sir,, We
have nothing farther 10 say toyou' and, cut
ling their Connection, with You, they will leave
your leaders, like Mr.. Jene SONS gun boats
at ebb-iidr. h.h and dry on the brach
signal monuments of the stupidity Of a0je
men.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-04-28

u Public Dinners seem to lie sovereign
panacea nowadays. either TO grace the
triumphs Of the victor. or TO efface the NORTH
cation of defeat Mr.. Webster, Mr.. Burgess,
Com. Baiabridge, Senator King, of Alabama,
and Nj, Calhoun have recently been honored,
if homer it be now that the practice has Ne
come SO common.--by these public testimo-
NAL. of personal and political friendship
Judge Mclean has been offered and declined
A similar lribute--and We perceive II stated,
that on the 10th last. Public Dinner was Civ
en- TO Gov. Hamilton, Senator Hague and Nh
McDufiie, at Columbia Is. c. )-Ihese things
prove that our Patriots are men OF most " IN
bounded stomachs,' If nothing more.-The
,oas,s and spepc hes at the last named dinner
will, il we conjecture rightly, Mt ract much
observation, an oog those who are watchers Of
the e" signs OF the times.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-04-28

Uonders never cease The U. s.. Telegraph
in announcing the death Of Rol''n Z. Ma''"fy :
E.a. late conspicuous member of Congress
from Vermont, remarks II is our pain'ni
dnty TO record The death OF an ho"o'ao'e ANU
.miab,e man" The time has been when the
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-04-28

Candidates We are authorized TO an
nousce HENRY B. ELY, rs a candidate 10
represent the county of Campbell N toe he@'
House of Delegates.
We are su,horiEsd to say, that Sterling
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-04-28

NJ Some of the friends of Gen. Jackson
seem to regard his reelection as oemg "ey Qua
the each Of contingency. Such is assuredly
moi the fact, as is well kaownio every acute
observer of the sigos Of the times. Dull Hieen
says " the best friends Of Gen. Jackson aon'''
that il will be dfhcutio re-elect him ! but rs
Duff Is no longer regarded as good an'horiy
by many oil his 70 mer biologists, we quote
similar expression OF apprehension from '"'
Philadelphia Inquirer, leader OF the van
Burenitrs. That prin, says" The chances o.
,uccsss are in favor of the preseR, incumbent .
vet. the contest ,oilI be a close one
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-04-28

Sketches ofhe Lass.-We are so much crow
ded for room, that we have been unable tnis
morning To commence the publication oil the
Sketches of the Laws, ola general nature, pas
sed BY The Legislature. We shall publish them
in an lara Sheet, however. 10 accompany
our next paper,
Delaware gazette and American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1837, 1831-08-12

ment and be held responsible for all damage that may
result from his failure &c comply. tf
II. No contract or bid can be transferred without
the special and written appreciation of the Postmaster
General; and assignment Of contract, or with
out his consent, first obtained in writing shall forfeit
it. This rule will never be departed FROM,
Is. If a contractor or his agent shall violate the
Post Office law, shall transmit commercial intell
gence by express rapidly than the mail his
tract shall be forfeited; and in all cases, when
tractor shall stage, other vehicle, rapid
more frequently than he is required by contract
to carry the mail, (unless the Post Master General
shall otherwise drect) and without increase Of com
pensation. 4iaN ~
i6. The Post Master General reserves the right Of
curtailing Of disseminating any route, when, in his
opinion, the public interest shall require it, and in such
the contract shall cease far relates to the
part curtaled, or to the WHOLE if dscontinuedan al
lowance Of enc months extra pay being made the
contractor. F
H. All contracts for routes embraced 10 this advsr-
tsement shall commence the first day of January
next, and continue four years.
Decisions on bids will be made known on the 4th
day Of October next
WILLIAM T. BARRY,
Post Master General.
GENERAL PosT OFFICE DEPARTMENT.,
June 20, 1881. 8
Delaware gazette and American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1837, 1831-08-12
Look Here I

JAMES McNEAL offers at his Stores No. % q
100 Market street, Wilmington, Del.
a complete assortment Of Ladies and Gentlemen's
BOOTS, SHOES AND PUMPS.
Having obtained complete set Of Lasts Of the
latest fashion, he Hatters himself under his new
arrangements, that he will be enabled to accom-.
MEDIATE bis customers In superior style. In addi-
ton to his customers work, Country Merchants
and others can be supplied at the shortest notice
with all kinds Of Boots and Shoes, for Men, Women
or Children. ALSO
Eastern made Boots, MoEroes and Shoes bv Tho
box, dozen, or single pair.
ALSO
few cases of HATS, Of a good qua,,.y which
will be sold Low.
N. D. All persons indebted to v. McNeal and
son, previous to the first of May 1929, are hereby
notified, that IL they do not come forward and nav
their respective bills before the first day of july
next, they will be put into the hands 81 the pro.
per authorities for collection.
June IO--5m
Delaware gazette and American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1837, 1831-08-12
SheriHss Sale.

BY virtue of writ of yendtioni exponas me direct
ed. will be exposed 10
PUBLIC SALE.
At the house Of Robert Eakin, Wilmington IN Chris
iinna hundred. on Saturday the 18th day Of August
next, O'Clock 7. M the following described lands
and tenemenis situate lying and being in Newcastle
lands Of John Patt and oy the Christians Creek with
two story log dwelling house, kitchen and meat house
thereon eroctod containing BY computation sixty acres
be the or less. Seized and taken in Execu-
ton, the property of Adam Turn5ul and to be sold
by 'ss
Marcus E. capelle,
Newcastle. Iulv INlf. 81 Cha.tF
Delaware gazette and American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1837, 1831-08-12
By yirture Of Sunday Writs Of Vendi-
toni Exponasto me directed, win be !,
exposed TO
oApOsSU W
PUBLIC SALE,

AT the House Of Mrs. vandigri0, IN the Village Of
Black Bird, in Appoquinimink Hundred, on Thursday
18th day of August, at O'Clock, p. NJ. The following
described lands and tcnements situate lying and being
in the hundred Of Appoquinmink and county Of New.
Castle. No. / farm bounded by lands Of the heira
Of Thomas Rothwell, heirs Of John Crawford sAd
others, with large and Gommodious Brick DWELLING
House and kitchen, crib, &c. thereon erected.
containing four hundred acres more or less No 3
life right in Tract of land, bounded by land Of Hen
ry Walker land Of the heirs Of John Clark, Esq decd
and by Cyloms Branch, containing one hundred and
fourteen acres or less. No. g. Farm Bounded by
Gravey land ofJoseph SmitheTs and laad Of Hoary
Walker, with one story and half frame Dwelling
house and kitchsn thereon erected containing one hun
dred more less. No; Plantation or iIsst Of
land bounded BY APpoquinmink creek branch
land of Henry Pickand decd, and othors, eentai;e
thirty two more or less exclusive Of cripple sei
ed and taken in Execution, tho property ofJamss
Crawford, and TO be sold by $3.50
Newcastle, July n, 1881. shs,iG
Delaware gazette and American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1837, 1831-08-12

In the Court of Chancery Of the State
Of Delaware for New Castle County oftho Summer
Term A. ID. 1891.
Ann nayard & James A. Bsyard, Esq.,
Complainant, nil e,oa A.
W.. ""' "'Su' ~~S'
George Gillaspy, Defendant.
And now to wit this twelfth day fully, A. d. one
thousand eight hundred and thiriy-one, on motion Of
]. r. Black. Solicitor for the Compliments and sida
VT made to the satisfaction Of the Court that George
Gillaspy the Defendant named in the above Il
out Of the State and does not reside therein.
dered by the Chancellor that the said George Glaspy
to appear in this Court to the said suit Monday the
97th day ofFebruary A. d. 1882 otherwise the Bill
will DO taken pro coniesso, and tho Chancellor directs
that copy ofthis order shall within thirty days be
published in the National Gazette Newspaper pub
shed in the City of Philadelphia tr-weoky, and in
the Delaware Gazette and American Watohman, q
Newspaper published in this State, and be continued in
said Papers for tho space othree months next after s
first publication; and also that Copy Of said order
shall within thirty days be posted up in the Office Of
cfthe Court Of Chancery for Newcastle
said County -
New Castle County IS. do certify that the above
>SAlltt4, is truly copied from tho Record.
s4NeN@&< In Testimony whereof have hereunto set
SkNSM< my hand and affixed the seal ofsad Court
%SS$S$ at New Castle, July 2lst, A. d: 1881.
sTFfiN T. STOCKTON.
Il sfi .-s~ Register in ChGncsyy.
Delaware gazette and American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1837, 1831-08-12
DOMESTIC GOODS.
Notice.

ALL persons indebted to the estate Cd saac Jones
deceased, hereby required to make fqeda,e paw.
ment, and all those who have legal clapfs upon tic
ment, NH -
PetefGWeyant,
Henry Moore,
Administrators De Bonis non, with ths will annexed.
Jan 4-tf
Delaware gazette and American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1837, 1831-08-12

$273,760
Whole tickets 10 dollars, halls IS, quarters 80.
eights %.
All orders for tickets addressed to Emory e. Co.
will meet the same attention as on personal appli.
cation. Address No. 81, south I'd st.
Emory & Co.
p. S. A prize Of $40, 900 we enclosed in a letter
to an adventurer in the State ofNIaryland.
Delaware gazette and American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1837, 1831-08-12
SsslE iHSyaDI1D EsP@IIyGs
GOODS
Nh. NICK q

Nm. HICKS
RESPECTFULLY nierms the public, that he has iusl
received from Philadelphia splendid asssFtmsAt sf
SPRING GOODS.
He iavitss purchaser to call and sxamIns his utsek
before they buy, he is dstsFmnsdtS sell the swssi
market prices They consist partly sf the following
0esds, vizs
sspsFisr Black Clsth,
de. Blue de.
suPsrans BrswA. Olive, and ether Cloths,
Dc. Dc. Do. Cassimerss.
Msrns easarsrss, handssns article for gsAtlsmsn's
pahtaloens.
Super. double and single Marssillss vustngs, with
large assortment Of sthsT Goods, fer geallsnea's
wear.
Punishable eolor'd silks.
do. striped Philippians for ladies dresses,
Dc. do OrgAnsly,
Nav style Ginghams, BAttiSts, and eaiissss.
CIaPes Granodine, and barfaEs hdkfs.
Silk and cotton hosiery.
Nankin, Canton, and Italian crapeE
Pongees, and Grape royals, with good assortment II
other articles pertaining 10 the Dry Goods business
b. Paper Hanging and Bordering Of ths latest style;
aao tFesh supply ofbsst Feathers.
April 20.
Delaware gazette and American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1837, 1831-08-12
nEEwIAND CHrAT
SR@1YT& GOODS
j. WILSON.


Mas hhs commenced the dry good business, at IoI.
MARKER street, few doors above the upper Market
honse lie has just received from Phiadepb;a Iaroe
ona splendid assortment offspring goods The principle
Der ssn, E auction, and will be sold at
es me attention of his friends and the pubc 10 bs
HIS stock consists of laro and fash.
black brown a 9r SssRape and low priced blue
and OLIVE green Cloths and cashmere plain and isncy
yestings, Italian lutestring eventines ssrsnets flor
ences, blue, black, chsngeable grodenaps and other
silks, Canton nankeen and Italian Grapes rich fancy
Spring prints and ginghams, now style marino and
cashmere long and square shaws, fancy silk, berrage,
cause and ricoloured scsrfs and handkerchie, plain
and figured muslins, linens and linen cambrics linen
and cotton diapers, nankeens, hastings, linen drilling,
eassmeres, granderes, and twilled goods silk,
worted and cotton hose and half hose ladies' and gem
tlemens gloves and mitts, oil cloths, lowered paper
umbrellas and parasols.
DOMESTIC GOODS.
Fine and low priced brown and bleached musns
stripes. plaids and check, cords and drings, with
large stock oftckings.
Country Store keepers will find il to their advantage
to call and examine the above goods.
Apr. 12.-1y
Delaware gazette and American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1837, 1831-08-12
$4,000 CAPITAL PRIZE.

Union Canal Lottery of Pensylodniaa,, Class 10,
Will draw on Saturday, the 18th Of August, in the
City of Philadelphia at A o'clock, p. Nj.
90 number LOt,sry-nine drawn ballO.sS-Yates &
Delaware gazette and American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1837, 1831-08-12
COMMISSION STORE.

THE Subscribers having for time past transacted
business as Groeers and having acquired exten Hvs
acquaintance with all those places the seAbeard we'll
~ in the interior, which in habits Of business with
this city, have closed their business GreceE and now
offer their services as COMMISSION MERCHANTS, 10
all such may have occasion to apply this market for
tho sale q purchase Of all articles usually put into tho
hands Of Asents.
en Craig & SpeakmaR.
No. 1875, West street, New York.
r. Ef, SO References.
John Reynolds, No. 90 Market Street, Edward
Grub, ~ Do. Edward Gilpn, corner Sd and Shipley
Street and James Brown Market St.
Delaware gazette and American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1837, 1831-08-12
By virtue of Writ Of VeRditioni Ex-
ponas 10 me directed, will he ex-
R0scu ~
PUBLIC SALE.

At ths house Of Robert Eskih, wimiuRon Christians
hundred. Saturdsyho 18th day August at oeseh
p b. The following described lot of land and premises
situate lying and being Ghrhiisna Hundred and COus.
Wlmnstons Bounded by Second Street, laad Of Hkaasb
Johnson, land Of Phillip Jones. and land Of the hsis Of
Caleb Steward decd, containing BY computation 1913
feet, be the same less, with two story bek
dwelling house and frame stable thereon sosied Seized
and taken in Erscutien as the property Of william 3.
Temlnson, and to DO sold by
Marcus e. Cspelle,
Newcastle, July a. 1891. Sheriff.
Delaware gazette and American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1837, 1831-08-12

ALL persons indebted the estate Of MAN
LOVE HAYES, decd, late Of Cantwells Bridge,
Delaware, are requested to make immediate pay
ment' and those having claims against said deceas-
ed present them legally attested Tor settlement,
to fe'''''''
4s5b5r Ann Hayes, .adm'rs,
al, Purnel Tatman, .adm'y.
July 26,-law6w ''' ~ " ID" ~
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1831-02-24

FRoM FRANcE.--By the packet ship
Henry Nv. arrived yesterday from Havrc.
we have received our regular files Of Paris
papers, to 3iat Dec. inclusive, in which we
find few items not continued in our last
London papers. From Les Communcs Of
3lst. we learn il was on the 9Th of that
month, that Nicholas received the first de-
spntchcs announcing the revolution in
Warsaw: he spoke ofthe numerous bcne.
fits which he had heapcd upon Poland,
since the establishment Of that kingdom;
Of the horrid ingratitude of that people by
their deeds: he swore that he never would
shenth his sword till the last rebclious
Pole was punished. Two corps Of the arr
my and part of the National Guard, lad
received orders to march to Poland, and
Nicholas announced, that he would place
himself in person at their head.
The Emperor, adds another paragraph,
has set ont towards Warsaw.
. It-is ssidth the Emperor has addressed
note to the European Courts. in which
he says, 'ahe Emperor viii never treet
with his rebels" il is added, that he will
receive no Polish dcputation, and listen to
no propositions.
Letters From Warsaw Of the 10th De-
cember, state that the Poles are about to
publish manifesto. The demands they
make, il is said, are that the Poles, thrnuRh
their Representatives. shall themselves
vote on the public taxes. ssr t4l
That the deliberations ofthe Diet shall
be free and published.
Thut the liberty of tho Press shall bc
established. w f1tt
That no Russian soldier shall be station.
ed in their kingdom.
These conditions the Poles will submit
to Russia, and if granted, they will contin-
NC their allegiance. ~ e1st a.
II is stated, as certain, that the cholera
morbns had extended to Warsaw, end
sprcsd great CONSERVATION in that city.
REPoRTED REVOLUTION IN RoME.-
The following il extracted from Mar.
scilcs paper:-.Two letters which hsvo
just reached US from Leghorn state that
the commotion which has broken out in
Rome 10 a real revolution. The people
have taken possession Of fort 81. Angelo,
proclaimed the liberty and independence
Of all Italy. and have hoisted the three coll
ors Of the Italian Republic. A letter from
Genoa announces, that at the demand Of
the people, the prisoners for political Of.
fences, who were confined in great num-
6ers in that town, have been set at liberty.
NJ. Suerrier, Minister Of France to the
u. States, his Indy. family. and suite, orc
passengers in the ship Henry Nv, arrived
here yesterday from Havre. f'
.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1831-02-24

The House Of Representatives wAs
engaged in legislation on the Militaty
Pension Bill, nnd the claims Of ihji-
siduaIs for pensions. The length Of
the debate on the Post Office tesolu-
tion in the Senate, and the press Of
their matter, prevents our publication
Of the report Of the proceedings.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1831-02-24

!, = The virginian Legislature are mass
ing a law declaring az srpctrators Of
the Crime of duelling, i1rbter incapo-
bic Of holding any Office "a, tllat state.
TIE Richmond Whie N |neome mnwk-
ish nppeab in behalf ol y ipef 6o9s who
mny fght duoiA againse mining the
puoishmenf psrpetuek We'trus>tl,a
Virginia will rive thls nob|1 txn1y,oIr
- !he counry, snd That s1e win not
only 'asss the Law, bat enforce i. \
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1831-02-24

ARTHUR SiHcIAIn--Ths Norfolk
Beacon has the following obituary. mo-
tice Of Commodore Sinclair:
"He was nm officer Of distinguished
galiantry and skill in his profession.
and enjoyed the confidence of the
Government in an eminent degree.
lie entered the Naval service as Mid
shipman on the 18th Nov. 1893. and
soon after displayed the most intrepid
bravery in the action between the Con-
stellat,on. Com. Truxton, and the
French frigate Insurgent, which re-
hected SO much honor on the naval
prowess Of our country. He was adj
vanced to the rank Of Post Capta;n.
24th July, 1913. As an officer and q
citizen, he was highly esteemed. and
IN all the relations Of domestic life.
honored and beloved. He has Left sew
eral children tn rovcrc his memory"