Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-05-03
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NORFOLK, April 2s.-Thv upahi-s OF our ccm.
muny nsVe n-Vtr o-en r,rs powerfully srd ,a,onilIy
Az $3.50 "s1 'nsv we're Yesterday n'orrirg ~ tie svds
aso desn OF or esimsble and Respected fellow ci Zen
Col. ALBERT ALLNaND, under cirrup.apc.. nj
peculiar and deeply amic'ins nature Thovsh no, in
sound heath, there yet reason "A cb.sib m bon.
that he mi h hsv~ b.en spared 10 his huiv ana 10
the society which - adorned many yeats: but aiai
how a"ih'y has ihis hope been bagh,ed, and how
iofcioy "a. NJ Illustrated he sacred ruth that i'm
tue nds oil 'iie We are 10 death" At an ,a,iy hour he
rose and took his customary opiBs ride on bsrseba.L
suu n men', ned a remarkable premouuan Of the
lamented event witch but too 5000 followed thai he
fore Having the house he teuderly embraced his vie
and children, as he wooid have done if sbou, 70 d.,
part on Journey In returning ioo his tide he took
emc"' roush ths 10 Fer part Of the town. purt
ed hs marketing for the day, ard visited the Reading
Room, where he spent some time in pernsing The pa.
pers and converting vi d those around him r., ali
who converssd with him. he appeared 10 III svsn
more than his usual cheerulness and .ood humo,.
anu 70 enquiries a't,r his heal he answered that he
rever fet better. He left the Reading Room, abopt
haf patti O'Clock. anj being on the way 70 his re-
'otoush Robbery lane, he stepped into barber, shop
wnere, as was lis prec,ice, he commenced 10 shave
nimsei,' out had scarcely begun The operation wien
he exclaimed that be was going % tain,-thre " him.
sc" INTO ehsr, and requested he man Of the shop 10
60 instantly io' physeiAn. The man obeyed, srd in
Few minutes re;urntd with med cal gentleman
out 'he messenger OF death had seed his err,pd the
vial spark wac exits ct The fatal cause could moi bs
d'incty traced by any indication thai was visihl ahont
.ne deceased though sessonabe doubt could be en-
tsrsaned tha, IL the rupture of bloo1 ye,si 4,
immediate connexian with the heart
~ pst haar
renaing ti'persaton which has carried desolaoa aud
wo into tbs bosom of an interesting Young f,niTs
WIDOWED mother with Elk Oh lrsn-std deprive CTR
community ut one OF its bfishes, O. nnpn,s aud most
valuable members 49,
Col Almsnd was native Of his bctoush. a.d.s,
tue ume OF ~. drsih 10 the Ssh year of III. aga Hs
was educated Tor abe bar, aud his early india sne If
gsnin- gave PltAeing ptessse Of failure eminsnre
winch he ola not tail 60 rs,l,s by seduious apulirs
ton To bis professional iutis, Wi srpssr ircin ms
honofabe and isens ie.iiuouy 5arna ~ the raen,-
oefs OF IN bar Of lriolk sud Por.aou6 loo ;he ub
joined proceedings BY bis merits alone re stl.in-d
the fisngu'-he stsoa which he h.I ia he nrbii.
view; Tor me suggestco; o. ambition had no influenza,
on hs mind tbs public tr certified I, him wee the
uasousbt of+rnga Of his sliOw -cizpns which he re-
eevSd With diffiisnce. while he executed them " hh
zeal aud hdeliy, which we'll repaid bsir corfdeneeE
Ia private lite. Col AImand couc,li.,sd ID. respsot
sad ata.hmen, Of all who became acquainted With
him, by he native sxc-lsnc4 Of his character and
'ns putty OF his principles. But the LIghest eulcy
oil h. wor 10 in the deep f-erg of sorrow whichis
aops ynr community IN. occasion
TRIBUTE OF THE BAR.
AT a Meeting of ths members of the Norfolk and
Portsmouth Bar assembled ct the Court House Of the
borough OF Norfolk. Thursday afternoon, the 2Ist
inst TO testify their friendship and raipsct for the Ists
lamsntsd ALBERT ALLNdAND,
James Mi'nmo, Esq was called to the Chair, and
M. MsxWsi' addressed the menibsrs, dwelling
briefly but eeugly the talents AMI virtues OF their
deceased associate and concluded by Offering the fol-
lowing resolutions, which wore unanimously adopted
Resolped, That the Members OF the Norfolk and
Portsmouth, Bar do deeply lamsni lhe loss which they
have sustaisd in the death Of their friend and associ
ate, A'5,s AIlmand. E'q, whose isisut, aud virtue,
adc.nel Iii, professions AMI commanded al their
respec and esteem.
Resolved tt a in token OF their regard 70 tis
ry, ,hey will attend he u.efai o tie ceceas d. AMI
wear craps the left arto for thirty days.
Resolved Tha. they do iiaee'elY symPatiise with
the terssyed iam''y on Ibis sille'iog dspsnsa,on,
and thai tho CT Altman be r.q1ested 90 Communicates
these resou ions to the Widow OF ,he deceased.
JAMES NIMMO Chairman.
swErsoN WHrTEHEAD, Secretary Herald
The Philadelphia papers OF yesterday, aeoounce the
dsa,h. ca SuRtay evsning, he "a II n4i. OF ,ha III m
DANIEL ii MILLER President o ,be I&nk OF Penn.
Township, aud late representative IN Congress, from
tn third Congressional District Of Penn Vaoa.