Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-05-03
.qno,icr gallant Revolutionary Officer gone

| -, .4no.tcr gallant Revolutionary Officer gone
Died, in this City, Friday ias., Col. JcH7 NcHo.
LAS, OF Buckngha III tho 18th year Of bis age-onc CT
the earliest and most gallant soldiers Of he Revolution
ary War His remains were buried in this City with
military houurs Saturday eycning-ali The Volunteer
companies and the Public Guard turning out 20 pay the
respect due to his rrmurgsnd very appropriate oS'
was pronounce: by Bishop Moore in tho flnnt
| mental Church. Col Nicholas vas Of : stfoEg
and acti"e mnd-#nd has left many Eear Tel1"ns asa
friends TO lament Ills loss. He perhaps tir li1l su
vving field officer in Eirrinia of lr Wa Of llle Re-"
iu"n The following Eingraphlcai sketch WIS 7eho y
Bishop Moore the occasion of his nserHrent:
The inn"!ua whose placed b-fnrr nu an! "hoS
boy you ~" conduct to tar S'-"s, Wa 'crt OF ;"r
Of his cnuHyhrd who E..i'!c in 'hc estat!; o' o"' Gc
In i775 Nicholas cocyedn tho irr'c ,c,r"e of
eoT"iry ,? tin Continental Congress NJ n" t
ar l.: ,;c same r .' H. The apToe", fIi~usnsn,-
C"'oo in June 1850, .n nt III eo"aat OF the i'n"s en-
di' By VI. Legislature" o4 ic relief Of SOUTH 0o''
'mn: a,e, having obtained the appointment OF iLeu'en
q; raised in Iinis, he '"P.ed the S"Hh
de kah and G-n Green, until the end Of thc ranra:sn
Col N'cho! engaged i, several action, with the BisH'
IN w:ch Y .nancC Enr! III: uu- STONED bravery and l" o."
OF which battles he wounded, the o. "" wou" lie "'
Col Nichclns wr orc oihs 'hc Revolution who
survived He las paid lie dct u nature, Eni followed 10 lie
lie wa, mcncT q ore o. the i.airs families Of this STATE;
ara %h his creiaIets AWAY "'sse. an attachment IL" Fps
copu! Church.
That nay all remember ha,t"nns eternity 7aG
Ike rational creatures prepare Tor tie hour u ou'
The numerous friends Of Josiah ELLIS, Esq., will be
grlercd 10 hear Of his Gcath.He brealed his last en-
the 10Th April in tn. county o.! Amherst tle was far
mer.y resident OF this Cry-nnd he vas esteemed anc
beloved by all who knew him, for his amian'e te'nprr,
his unas=umng, agreeable anncrs bis generous spirit
and Ills excellent sense.
TIE U.IrED STATES A<D AlFxIco,-The Globe con-
lans Treaty with lie Republic Of Mexico the ratl'
cations Of which, it appears, we're exchanged m ong'r
II, nt 'FRONT.' l.
to revive an obsolete provision in the Treaty negotiated
with Mexico in ISIS, and ratified in ic,2, Tor ascertain
ing and marking the boundary lIDe between the Terri
tory of Mexico (Texas in parV and tire Ln:rd States
Each party is to appoint Commissioner ana surveyor
FOR the purpose, and both sr!cnly engage 10 provide
force t:a may he necessary to protect the Conns-
sionsrs and Surveyors III carrying the object Of The
| Treaty into effect
| 1t is remarkable circumstance tina, the notifications
Of this renewal OF treaty OF nitsliis solemn pledge
of am;y with Mexico should be- exchanged al the very
moment when friends Of The Administrator aye, and
pretty high officers under The Government. too.
ing bodies of men, aud encouraging them to march !n.o
Tie rerr territory which the Government is By treaty
rccornisiuq as within the undou!,;rd limits Of NJ .co
i.iltiViigl latciiircnrcr
The In:ellcencer Of yesterday affects L, THINK il <n
auIa that the convention with Mexico, published in This
uapcr on "Wednesday, should have appeared at time
wlcn according 20 the assertion o. that print officers o
the Government. comnring al and perpctratng IN
implied breach Of the treaty, ny attempting 10 a1 iar
! T-xians As the malignant cunning with which tins
statement put forth IEh,: in degree, produce lis
nlend effect Of misleading the suspicious Or tie isno
rant !, should receive lis 'erted notice and conlrudic
ton So far from being tru" that officers Of the Govern
nen are arl;ng encouraging march into the
Mexican territory, they have been directed to employ al
measures warranted and enonct BY law 10 illustrate such
schemes Howe yer individuals may passionate those
they may deem oppressed IL foreign countries, whit
ever indignation may be excited by The wreaking o
saneunarY revenge al variance with The acknowledged
laws of war, the plain du,y Of this GoTernmen: is, moi
10 deriae from the settled policy Of the nation y med
ding either coyery or openly, with The domestic quar-
reIs Of our ueighbo's That duty las been and vii
continue 10 be- scIupuousIy performed, and the rcsI!
will again prove that the Presidea, is as $50" in giving
Of tho country and in asserting the rights CT lis nu:ee
citizens GtUbc