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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-06-26

A HOUSE and lot Of land, situated on the
~ East road, about Al miles from Newport
with an orchard thereon standing, and well
Of good water. Also, three lots continuing
about 70 acres, well wotered, within about
80 rods cfthe above mentioned property,
Likewise, 5 lots containing 4O acres, wen
watered, within abou, hall mile OF The above
named house and lot. The estates above
mentioned will oe sold sepcrale or not as
might suit the convenience of the purchaser.
Apply to JOHN ALLEN.
May ~.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-06-26
Notice.

Notice.
vENHE Undersigned having this day form.
Il ed professional connexion for the
practice Of
MEDICINE and SJRGER a
In this Town, under the firm of
VIM. 81 j. v. Turner,
Tender their services to the Public, in the
different branches Of their profession. They
will expect their Accounts to be paid or ad .
justed annually at least.
HIM. Tuner.
j. Y. Turner.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-06-26
BOSTON.

The above splendid Boats are propelled by
low pressure Engines. and have each two
heavy copper boilers. They will stop at The
Long Wharf Newport, to receive aud land
Passengers.
June l2.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-06-26
NEW-YORK md PROW-
DENTE STEAMBOATS,.

HNNHN NUENIEIFI TUX JUIVTI.
FHSllE new and splendid Steam Boats BOS.
n TON, Capt. WV. CoMsrocK, and PRO.
VIDENCE, Capt. s. THAYEn, will leave
New. York and Providence. ON the following
DAYS -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-08-06

take tho liberty Of making these suggestions to you
from sense OF the great importance OF the proposed i'm
provement the Commonwealth, and the pleasure which
know II sfords you to forward any measure OF this cha
racter II would be the means OF conducting through
the Capitol OF the State not only the bay frdrel. hut a
large proportion OF that between the North aud South
which Is now taken in packets IL would bring the city
oil Richmond fifty miles than II is to the
OF Tue Federal Government and the great Northern cities
would accommodate considerable trade in minerals and
prouuce and have the effect that all udicous successful
Improvements exert in leading the execution of other
valuable undertakings
W The above from an experienced and most respect
abe source But we must protest against calling
the Hercules at Washington TO help Let his
ercse all its constitutional vigour'' but inch be-
You'd the sphere OF his duty. Far better put own
shoulders 70 the wheel.-Editors
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-08-06

party, while the celebrated Hartford Convention was ia
session, and propagang tho very principles asserted by
the South Carolina Convention OF 1885, declared that So
cession was "reGson, treason and nothing but eason
enbets and ropes aseey threatened the tongue
could utter those threats IfSouh Carolina had right
seeede in 1873. unless h1ehdd been change ofp,in-
epe since 1914 The New England had Just
right 10 secede in l5ii Notwithstanding these facts
ana Notwithstanding the scceders msintsining the
pinc'pes ol Tue New England Federa.s In 1914 they
el'i 10 De is exclusive rcpubicsns the pre- day.
anu denrunee every Que who differs from ths,n, -
iederalistI
did no; in.crd 20 ener into any arrrmert IN prove
,ba, the principles OF Mr. Rvess speech arr sound a, II
republican. Intended Ia vinjicate linn a6a;pst tho
charges Of "MuiI- as n public MN. In doing So
have hal 40 other end "a vic than ito him, us,ice
have known him long, aud hs,. known him well My
per ona, regard Tor him % ~ sh conceal. know
his opinions and ia ei. lhe telo Ions in which have
eneN Him. either puhe private regard him able,
faithful and honest Relieving his. sanro brt feel
ana do'e him injustice, aud therefore hsve been ndu
r'' 10 undertake. his viuicaloni haze ssd nothing and
intended nothing personal to "Atnius." ( know hin,
ana II ever he kn"ws me, (wie. ,ionbt) he will know
erorrh 10 re satisfied that any ohsr view than that of
hos y 10 him hos led me into this vimica,ion h, cam
eson invite him and any Others who his views
Ia give Mr. Svess speech her "lissrss and upar-
TAI eajing. and ascertain iC hey hav. nctibed to
h'rn opinions which are airly dedncihr irom his
speech. GEHMANICUs
W The ehove was originally published in the last
Lynrhburg VII gilman.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-08-06
EINITED srATEs HOTEL lis and Iso pearI 81 !.

Il NIIED STATES HOTEL, IT'S and $50 Pearl st
u and l3S Vofer ST., bettceen JTaH ST. and Maiden
Lane, New YoRK.-T. B. REDMoNDE respectfully in
forms his end and the public that he has opened the
above Establishment, which he has put complete order
Tor the reception OF Boarers, Merchants and Travellers
The stia'ion of the United States Hotel presents pccu-
liar advantages 10 Merchants and Travellers being in the
ceni'e oil emercanie business of the city, within
minutes walk OF the Bank Exchange and Public Off
ces The free circulation OF air Which the extent OF the
establishment ensures 10 lie apartments, renders il very
desirable residence. The Dining and Coffee rooms are
spacious and pleasantly stuled the Sleeping rooms airy
and comiorabe In addition to the other range of ac-
commodaiions, he has added splendid Eating room on
the Europeans plan, where breakfast will be served UP
from to I'D O'Clock and dinner from II 8. All gen
temen putting up al the United States Hotel can have
dinner at amy hour they please, without any additional
charge The cellars are veil stocked with the best
and liquors. the Harder will be constantly supplied with
every decacy oil the New York, Philadelphia and other
markets
Grateful for the liberal patronage already received the
Proprietor VIII be anxious its continuance
and extension; in confident anticipation OF which, he
pledges himself TO his jealous exerons for the com,
lori oil his patrons =. Il. REDMONDE.
August 6. 26-St
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-08-06
By HICKS, LUNSF0RD s. co

EAMKS RIVER LAND FOR SALE-we will O,
SS me h day OF September, in front of Mcssrs Hicks
i-nhs'ord & Co.'S Auction Store, in The Town of Peters,
ourg' ofer at Public Aacton TRACT OF LAND, lying
on James River, nearly opposi yerna the property Of
p. Akin, E.q.
The Tract we informed contains some five or six
hundred acres considerable pat whereof are low grounds
or swamp, winch can be easily reclaimed. Never having
been on IT. aud knowing but little its loo aies we re-,
'eF sucD as Wish 10 view ii to p Akin Esq who is wen
acquainted whit. OF the tile, neither ran we .peak
WIN any Gers Amy: IL conveyed 10 us by Captain
william Dunn now of Powhaau with good dea of other
property IN trust for the beuei OF his creditors; and we
e 70 nm OF captain William Finney for Information
oS TO the he. The deed under hici we offer for sale
recorded III The Clerks Offices Of Brunswick and Ches-
'e'H'id; IN which latter county the land lies We Of
course will convey The purchaser only such title as is
vested IN us.hy the deed above referred 10.
ne terms VIII he cash. ninety days should the pur-
the Virginia Bank in Petersburg.
f. b. HICKS, r
ID. HICKS, { trustees.
HICKS, LUNSFORD & CO. .4nefioneers
Petersburg, August 6. 26-w4w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-08-06

ri EW MARKET RACES-FALL IsS3-SrAKE
lE STILL OPEN.-Fhsi, a sweepstakes for coils and
niles, then three years old-wo mile heats-SIO0 en-
trance, halt forfeit Several subscrbers-by permission
will not close till Isl September.
2nd A sweepstake for un,ricd colts and fNi.s ssen
.ree years oii-mile heai--;5o0 entrance D. or p-
from the present prospect there will be many
TO this stake, which will close the Ist September GEN
tlemen wishing 10 enter in either will please communicates
with O. p HARE pyanr;s,n.
August o6 AZ
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-08-06
DEATHS.

D"a Choe near Vickburg Mississippi Juno
last Ascnop sidney elde, Mr. w and
san son MAJOR David Shields OF Cumberland county
years and1 month. "''' - "s'"
Departed th. life ON the 25th juno illness of
niue months Mrs Elizabeth Nowln, wfo OF James Nown OF
Mrs Nowin
acquaintances for her Kind aud She was
native of Hanover county, Va.-Hua,sr.is Democrat
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-08-06

BiCHMON ID AGA DEMY.--The subscriber resp, CT
"a a. fuly informs bis friends and the public that HE ex~
ecises oil The above Institution will be resumed on the
hrs' Iay oil October next te is happy to have in his
power sa'e as Test OF the OF his system, that
six OF his pupils have wear obtained the ehe.t hon
ors at The University OF Virginia
ROWLAND REYNOLDS, PrincipaL
August 6. oG wtInn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-08-06

ETDWiN PORTER & co 5 STAGE OFFICE is now
M Kept in one room Of the Eagle Hotel, where seats
can be obtained daily, North, South aud West being the
nearest aud best route to the celebrated Watering Places
u virginia. via Charlottesville, ScotIsville and Saunon
H"SusV u Z6-6t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-08-06
THE NIAREEr

WHGAr.-Con'racis extensive and coming i'm freely
Crops, we undcrstnn', have heen purchased. at 81 25
which pce the Micrs are giving for transienf parcels
ci PRIME and IN eiew cases 81 % have been obtained.
No inaeia change in the p,ices OF Corn and Tobacco
since orr Last quotations.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-08-06
MARRIAGES

Married on Thursday 18th Juno, 1885, by VIM IT, Wal
ei mr. Joseph NJ Metiweaihe of Mississippi Miss Judith
daughter OF Major David Shields of county Va
Married on the 18th ult by the Rev Lewis f. Cosby Col Henry
u Woodhousc (ncnber elect the Legislature
hnne county, " Mis-. sanh Ann Decormis o. Norfolk.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-08-06

10 worthy Of the statesman a. the rlghs Of man.
the happiness, the prosperity, the glory o his country
la this respect when think Of Mr.. Leigh
90 vsnerste tho man, whose heart 3 warm,
Whose hands pure, whose doctrines and whose life
Coiocident exhibit lucid
That ho 10 honest in the sacred cause"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-08-06

ssksgJ.~ ~.FHNifE Lynchbutg Stage Office
5-SIsfs9 "a isnow kept at The Bar Of The
~ - TIP lsgls Hotel Seats can be secured
ssssl through TO the White Sulphur
SPRING. every day except Saturday for SI4 so cents.
august a. 25-4t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-22
Christ Raising l.AZ rus.

rarHE public of Alex lria j, respectfully Informed
4 that the celebrated Picture OF the Resurrection OF
Lazarus from the pencil Of Mr. Boudet, Of Paris, will
be exhibited in this Ci'y COR week N.Y. beginning
from Monday next ON s o'clock 4. VI, until 10 T..
n at the oil Indisn @ leen Tavern The Painting is
in the proportion Of about by IA feet, and the
principal figures Ms large life AS tn the merits OF
the Picture suffice il To say, that it has been highly
commended blythe philadelphia press. and most ex'
tensiveiy paronzed by al the religious societies, pub.
lie and private schools, and the public generally OF
that city Admi,tance IS cents
NAV 22-f
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-22
We understand, from as good authority as that

We understand, from as good authority as that
on which we first communicated to the public the
fact Of the refusal of the French government
to fulfil the Indemnity Treaty. that the Unit.
ed States Bank has presented the protest.
ed draft amounting TO nearly a million Of
dollars. TO the United States government, wifh
a claim for damages at the rate Of Is per cent.
BY the late arrivals at New York, the original
draft and protest have been returned to the Bank,
and the Directory Of that Institution has sent 10
its bill of damages to the Treasury Department.
This presents very novel and intestng ques,
ton in commercial as well as in international
lava question which will have to come before
the Supreme Court, the Congress, or in the last
resort the sovereign authority over all, the peo-
pie of the United States.
The refusal Of the French government to Fay
these bills, if they mean to persist in such
course, is breach of solemn treaty for which
our Sc ancient ally' Is responsible to the United
States in the only way in which one independent.
high spirited nation is to another-the moral or
physical force which e-ch can bring into contest.
(Pemnsyivanian.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-22
QuaNrauts, YhexyMo a4eters, &c

riSHE subscriber has received. per ship Virginia,
L supply of Thermumeters, marine and ornamental
i'm copper, tin, bronz and morocco cases, al Sizes
manufactured by Dolland '.ondn-
2Qiadrsn,s Of coed quality; Bronze Stsndishes. OF
various patterns, with card racks attached; wax
3ougies, with bronze stands; Bronze Hand Bells; 5
Minute Sand Glasses; Imks,auds of French China
And, from New York, Charts of the Potomac River. on
large scale; Nautical Alnanacs for 1858; and gene
raj supply Of European and American Charts; Bow
dtchs Navigator, Coast Pilot, and Ship Masters Ass's'
ant latest editions; Cargn and Journal Books Hanl'
tests, Scamen's Articles, Bills OF Ladng, &c. &c
may 2l-euSt r.. kENNEDf'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-22

~ The Fredericksburg Arena and Warren'on
Spectator wi publ Ia the above once week till for
bid and send their account, TO F0ote, in Aexandna
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-22
Servants wanted.

A GENTLEMAN residing in Je fferson County, Vir
n ginia, wishes to purchase, for his own use, Good
Female Cook; Young Man qusli6 ed TO wait IN the
louse; and two Boys. fromtweive to hiteen years OH
For those Of good Character liberal prices will be 81.
ven Inquire Of the Printer.
may l7-eo2w
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-22

The Hon John Randolph reached this city on
sladay afternoon from Washington, and pro-
'sCded to Philadelphia yesterday morning lie
Sa'e''ed IN his old fashioned English coach and
'Or' With pO,tllun on one Of the leading
uO''es aud Juba on the box. We learn that his
passage through Pratt street to the City Hotel
vas The occasion Of some little Inconvenience
'uu Irritation TO him. Ills remarkable equipage
S Wv, iesurs'y along that street just about the
""F OF the arrival of the steamboat Kentucky,
4nu '0us attracted the attention of the crowd of
p''%0s who we're in waiting to witness her ar
~a,' as well as the hundred> who had just land
" UOm her, at the intersection of Light and
. "a" suees' twas soon generally understood
@a' hr' H. was in the coach. and curiosity on
@ pSr' OF some, aud the force Of the example
~ Oners' immediately induced numbers Of the
. u TO t9llow him. By the time he reach
S ~ ue Hotel, we learn that the crowd was SO
s.u,s IN front Of it that bis entrance at the prin-
~ ~, uaOr was impossible; at length the equip
proceeded to the private door on Favette
NV" INV. and he was conveyed from the coach in
~. ""ei IN The arms of Juba. Mr.. r. 3 appear.
' eve = said to indicate an extremely delicate
''aeu healh.-Raft. finer.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-22

Inc N'lInmSport Banner states that the Po-
""aC Is III hne navigable order. and that great
Y'SaNies OF the lumber, coal, wheat, flour, and
UN't articles that have been detained above bv
we 10" slaie OF the streams, have found their
'd, 10 That and the markets below.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-22

Two deaths by Cholera occurred at Nashville
within the Iorty-eight hours ending on the 10Th
Instant
elearn from the Vicksburg Advocate Of the
ut Instant, that the Cholera has re appeared in
nat t"Sn, From the 20,h to the Goth April,
twenty cases aud seven deaths had occurred.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-22

A Tarern Sigh" What device shall | have
upon nv new sisn!" said gentleman about to
open house of public entertainment. with his bar
more fully provided than the parior or bed rooms.
g Put on it the picture of horn, with yourself
comming out of the ittie end," said bystander.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-22
academy

siAeXandriG AcXdenAy.
TIME Trustees of the Alexandra Academy announce
i 10 the public that they have elected Mr. !.
CnossoS Principal of said Academy, and th.t this Inc
stitution is now open for the reception of students
The course Of instruction will embrace the Greek ana
.,;n Cis,,;e.. the french Language. and all the
branches of q complete English Education.
TRUSTEES:
Rev E1IIs HARRISON, President.
p.v.E Iinpett p. Thompson,
Robert Taylor, VIM. c. Gardner
Edmund I. Lee, Charles A. hiexander'
Hugh Smith, VIM. L. Hodgson.
John Lloyd,
apr 20-eof Wh L. HOD6SON, Seey;
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-22

r.. schooner Virginia, Capt. Beeiley, ar
,b;s mort, from Bermuda, we have re-
,sI ,d,ices from that island to the lo'h INST
.'''' -..,v.rs who left this for Bermuda in the
:. ,,,;,ed out all safe. There is no news.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-22

Eom Jiam-es.-Captain Lane. of the brig
Duaa, at New York from Matanzas, 10Th inst.
ahm. the editors Of the Mercantile Advertiser
tat 1t vas perfectly healthy when me sailed, the
t'o'era having entirely disappeared. In conse-
Pae'co, great rtjuicinss had taken place, by
G'ns guns, illumiaations, &C.. The Governor
lad issued his proclamation, inviting the inhabit.
lEt, y return.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-22
XnfOrmatinn wanted

NTTHEREA5 Benjamin + Brown, q young man be-
w tween twenty five and thirty years of age, com.
size. rather spare, having left Winchester Frede.
rick County, Virginia. about the first Of August, 1892
with the intention to traverse the western country,
principally along the Ohio and Mississippi rivers, and
probably to New Orleans His friends not having
had any information of him since his departure, are sp.
prehensiye he might have fallen victim to the late
scourge which has visited our country.
Cap aims of steamboats, innkeepers, and stage Off
GERS look your records for such person, that in
formation may be given to his disconsolate friends in
Virginia.
T Editors of newspapers will commit anact Of hu-
mainly by inserting the above il their respective pa.
pers through the western country to New Orleans s.
Information returned to the Winchester Republican
will be thankfully received
Winchester, May IL, 1883.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-22
SHIP NEWS.
PORT OF .ALEKaADRLA. On. C, }

ARRIVED. May 81,
Schr. Virginia, Beetley, Bermuda; Ballast to
Geo. Johnson & Co.
Schr. Columbia, Smith, New York; Freight
for the District.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-22
Wool Carding OF OccOQuan.

VNIE subscribers inform the public that they are fes.
1 dy for the reception Of Wool, and will eEd svof
to Gard the parcels with care and dispatch
All who can, conveniently, are requested to send
early in the season AL who live within moderate
distance from the Mills will find advantage in this.
because the numerous parcels sent from distance by
the wheat wagons, in August and September, some.
times cause delay j. Il ). H. JANNEf.
may 3-eo6t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-09
Removal.

NoWONAA.
sUyUE subscriber respectfully tenders his thanks TO
the citizens of Ale xandria and his friends generai'y
for the liberal patronage he has received Tor Inc ,ou.
wears last past. He informs them that he has changea
his location to that extensive and commodious buho'
ing occupied for some time past, by Llm, a'a ware
honse. (since fitted up to answer his purposes) nearly
opposlte his old stand, on King, between washington
and 81. Asa, h streets, where he will be happy 70 az
tend to any business in the
AUCTION IND COMMISSION
Outdoor safes of every description, sales OF stecEs'
fgc SIC. attended to with promptness and desPstch:
lie has on hand, aud expects to keep q pretty Be"efai
assortment of
FANCY & STAPLE DRY GOODS,
FURNITURE Of almost ersry description,
such ss Mahogany sideboards. taoleo, bureaus
II ardrobes, candle and wash stands
Cane and rush seat, Grecian. stump and stick
chairs
Spring seat and other rocking chairs
Hair. moss and cotton mattresses
Patent aat window blinds OF every d~escripuon'
With springs and cords
blue printed and edged ware, assorted
Gilt mantel and pier glasses
Painted wash tubs, m excellent article
Cooking furnaces a
general assortment Of Britannia and Japanned
Nantel and alarm clocks
lot Of Jewelfy, silver & gilt Watches &c nc
sn.s GEO. WHITE.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-09
MEN IN WASHlNGTON n.
From The Portland .4drsrfiser.


iHE VIRGINIA DELEGArIoN-1Lr. Iyier IF
zoe senate, IS one OF the most agreeable of men.
Ills heart Is alive TO every generous feeling, and
"ousn you may differ from him on every possible
point, yet you cannot but respccttnm and his mu-
ives NJ Senator il more popular. No one has
more personal friends as,ons his adyersaries -
h'' i!ler Is about six feet in height-nut over
,aSemn us person-with u very prominent nose,
anu a good eye, but not over. remarkable In lis in.
u'Va'lens. HIS declamstion is at times yery
oeauuIul. tie speaks with great frrvor and en-.
uas'a'n' Ike most of the orators of the Vir.i.
MA school. aud Is much more fond Of the senren.
: anu nae words, than of fine arguments. Hrs
"su"eu'S never amount to Gu.h. HIS POSITIONS
meu.'en ABSURD, and the manner IN which he
,s'a'us them, yet mere absurd than the arsu
~euts themselves. Mr.. Tyler Is q nulll6er and
uut,"e.' out more OF a seceder than a n%ullifier.
rs oene'e' that there is 10 such a thing ar be,,o
= e'nzen OF the United States, unless he be.
sueh oy beng first the cit,zsp of a sovr.
oa"' lie believes that a State in her so.
,esu capacity Can do no wrong, and that. there.
s,,'%e onneu States cannot repress nor re-
%a'u 0er, u she IN her sovereign canacity. re-.
s' 10 g out If the Uniun. He holds N
"an! more such absuriites, and after . so,eeh
au'ane'ns them all, has been re. elected by v,r'
s s%@ ~ ,' . term OF siA years. When Mr.. ryier
W. i%azewell for a colleague, the two Sc.
H. made Que splendid man: for ry,er could
T,,am S''n great orcesand great efact, and
,nv.N' could Reason on nicer distinction, than
,rSoa, ! ever met With. TYLER is of the Irish
ian ~ cs'oqoehce, borrows The manner OF Graf.
ams,au ou'ian' and Philips, and razewe,I was
VII" '.apnys'e'an'a ~losician, a nalr, splitter man
half sounu prove right wrong, and wrong right. and
mad ''nee you at times, that three and two
uer.. n'ees' the other Virginia Senator. and the
man. OF MIR Tazewell, is a middle ,gad
with ss. "a" 10 ms person; polite, but not polite
kinJ ne; we'll bred. out rather uaeasi,y s,e and
OrDa.. ou' ~,,h an effort. He is known az = hnlJ
terx,,a@ Mr.: Adams administration, and af.
H. i, .S as Minister pieuipo,en,iarv !" France
men ., Ssen battered and caressed by the great
by Jos Virginia, aud Was taken much not;cs of
'''n' as a young man Of promise, as we'll
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-09
DIED.

AT his residence in Fauquier County, Va. on
Wednesday. the 81 inst. Mr.. WILLIAM FoorE,
10 his 18th year. His death was occasiuned
by a fall from his horse some days before, by
which he sustained a severe compound frac.
ture Of the thigh.
On Thursday last, at the National Hos pital,
(Norfolk) after a protracted illness Of a pulmo:
nary character, Lieut.. JOSEPH NJ. NICHOLSON,
of the u Navy. a native Of MARYLAND. Lieut..
N. had been many years IN the public service,
and was favorably known as an officer faithful in
the discharge Of his duty.