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STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
Jefferson County.

Probate ComI--Specidl Term, Nay 1887.
FEVO all persons interested in the lands,
"A tcncments and hereditaments Of Charles
c. +. Abbey, minor--Greetlng:
-You are hereby cited to appear beEore
the Proba;c Court of Jefferson county, at q
regular term thereof to be holden at The
Courthouse in and for SAID county, on the
fourth Monday in July next, hen and there
10 show cause, if any you can, why said
court should not then order, that said miz
nor's interest in the following lands, TO wit
a Tract of Land now in the possession Of
Stephen Terry, and on which he now Iiyesy
in said county; and also, said minors inter-
est in a Tract Of Land now in the, posses
sim of Mrs. Maria G, Nash, which was
p}rt ofthe plantation of George Clair, dec'd.
on the solth side of the road leading from
Fayesto to Rodney, containing in the whole
about $40 acrcs-be sold for his benefit.
And il is further ordered, that publication
hereof be made in the Southern TeIegmphs
published A Rodney, and in The Natchez
Courier and Journal, for six weeks success
siyely.
certify the above to he true extract
/ from, tho ,nin,fac nc eaid Court
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YrARLY ADvrRrlsINa.

01FFor forty lines or less, renewable al
pleasure, once lceek, $50. No contract
il either case taken for less than one year.
and payable half yearly.
try-' The privilege of Annual Advertisers
Il slimitcd 10 their own Immediate business;
and III advertisements for tliH benefit Of 9th
erpersons, sem aty them, must 30 paid
for By The square
PROFESSIONAL ADvERTIsEaiENfs
For 10 lines Of less, notalterable, 8 months, s
10 10 do do months. -
g 70 do dot 10 lamontIs So
esgs ALI Jon WoAK must be paid 81 on delivery
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COR ARTNERsHEP

THE undersigned survivors of KELLY,
Mason g. o.. and Harris, KELLY g. Co.,
have formed a co-Parncrship for the pur-
pose Of carrying on a general commission
anl forwarding business iD New Orleans
and Rodney. The IIluse in New Or
leans TO be known MS
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Witness my hand and seal Of
s~ Isaid Court, this 9th day Of
June, 1887.
JAS. j. COLLIER, Clcrl.
Juno l3; 1897. l5-6t.-pr. fee, 5000.
Southern telegraph., 1837-07-04
KELLEY g. HARRIS,
AND THAT AT RODNEY As
HARRIS & KELLEY.

They respectfully solicit con'innance
Of the patronage Of their old paRctaaL Gus
TONER'S, aud the encouragement ofsuch new
nncs as may be disposed to favor them with
their business.
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NOvEa

FOR GOEERN0E oF THE SIATE
GIVE ara snihonaei q announce f6e
lion. a. e. MeNUFrs of FIchsherg, as
a candidate for Governor Of TIE State of
Mississippi
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-02-15

In no case the prediction Of the- eyidencs,
previously described be- dispensed with. unless ,hsa
mprac'cabity Of producing u be clearly proved,
and then the nearest and bert other evidence Of
mnlen The Case nay be susceptible, must be furnish
r. a.er, clam must be accompanied BY depostim
~ ne Claimant. declaring that he bas ns4 received
rom any oheer or agent of the United States any
a"'s' ',''s OF oorses, e9upsge arms acoouusme
mule. wagon cart, Loat sleigh. or harness, fss The
case may bel "a lieu OF the properly he lost, nor any
,pnpens,hon ,,aa, Tor the same. and be supported IS
f'ac.eanie ny the original valuation list, made by
Mo ooppfs'ers OF the property at tie iine the sauce
was laken INTO the United States service.
All evidence, other than the cer,feates oC oie.y,
WHO NJ the time Of giving them, were in the ,niG,nrr
service Of the United States, must b. orn 10 beiors
,one Judge lnstce OF the pence, or other person du.
y authorized to administer oaths aud of which au.
'aor''y' proof should accompany TIE evidence
d, +. BUTLER,
Secretary Of Dar I'D interim
APPROVED, January 25, 1887.
ANDREW JACKSON.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-02-15

An "ld gentlemen So corpulent and de-
crypt that he had not walked step for three
years, was passenger on hoard The ship n.
York, from New York to London; during
The passage, lh" ship was struck by light
nIng, 'mmedintely after, To the great sur
PRISE of every one on board, the old man
was seen walking the deck ns though moth
ing hnd a'led him; he was able Ia walk
during the re'nninder of the passage, aud
on their arriving IN London he walked with
ease some distance To his residence.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-02-15

During the same period there we're also
brought into the above ports, with ihc ad,ii-
no" of Sagharbor, Mystic, Proyincetown,
&c or sent home by vessels employed IN
The Black Whale FISHERY, and other. from
Tie >. Atlan'ic and Indian Oceans, 81, 700
barrels of spermaceti oil-making the en,,r.
impori"tlons of iha, commodity, during Is
35, To aTouHt To little more Than lbs. 800
bhls.-This quantity falls short, Ivy nearly
10000 bbl., of the importations of 1886,
when the number Of arrivals was s2-in
1895, only 81.
The voyages Of these 62 ships have ex-
tended from 26 to AZ months. The short
est, that Of New Bedford ship, was quite
fprunaie, producing 1000 barrels; the hong.
est, that Of a ship from Hudson, resulted in
the procurrrsen, ofonlv 1900 barrels. The
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-02-15
BRIGHTON MARKET, Moxp.Y. Feb. 9Th

BRIGHTON MARKET, MONDAY. Feb. 9Th.
(Reported for the Boston Advertiser aud Patrio,
Al Market, 800 Beef Cattle, and 100 Sheep. and
40 Swine.
PRicEs.-Beef Cattle-Last weeks prices were
lniiy sustained few Caltle were sold without
weighing, prCb bly, at something more lhi n our
highest quotations We quoe extra S7,,5; first
quality at 81 "a $50; second quality at d so 7
and third quality 5 625
Sheep-Market continues heavy Lots were IA
ken a, $50, 4,25 4,75 5, 6,75, q, and lot yery
Ian &c ord fine at 100
Swine-No lots sold at RETAIL 10 and H.
Reported for the Journal of Commerce.
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET Feb 9th
Al market 900 head of Beef Cattle, 1900 Sheen,
and 80 Cows and Calves
Beeves-The cattle this week were mostly Of
good quality, and there being very fair demand
the sales were made at advanced prices Fully
lOO head were disposed Of at prices ranging from
so Tor ordinary TO ssl2 for prime qnaliy--averag-
ing 1925 per cwl.
Sheep continue in rather limited demand and
last weeks prices were b rely sustained Ab1ut
iW were leit unSold the Balance were taken 81 25
4 $3.50, including some extra prime at 81 each.
Cows and Ctlves-The demand continues quite !
animated, and former prices are well maintained !
with the exception Of TO- the entire stock were Ia
zen at S25 $40, inclusive Of few very prime at
Hay and Straw-Vcry plentiful supplies of
ooSe Hay continue ,oarrive. The sales are at 81 .
0 81 %. The price of Straw continues al 81, 50 .
%, and the market i, fully supplied with the arii- |
le
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-02-15

as POLITICAL frienos. Thry repeatedly
caught the gentlemen who n..,;aricd The in
formation, ia the a-lamoie Castilian en-.
brace, nearly overu helnihg them with the
ex,ravagance Of their carrsses, aud, a, eve
mag, entertained them with serenadc and
salute from muskets, and treated them du-
ring their stay with n profusion of hospi-
'aiity. A courier was Immediately des.
patched to proclaim the glad iidings in the
city, aud u celebration of the event was had
ny the firing of artillery, accompanied bv
acciamations of" long live SANTA Annr 7"
Bai,. Fat Fe5. 6.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-02-15

SANTA ASSA.-Esiract of letter from
nm officer of the u. ;. ship Na,cI.ez, dated
at Vera Cruz, Mexico, Jan. D.
The Natchez touched off the port Of Mat
nmoras on the 2S,h nlt., aud was the FIRST
to convey thnher the Intelligence Of SaEta
Anna's hberstiau by the government of
Texas, and his departure for Washington.
II was received with the mos, enthusiastic
demonstrations of JOY by the officers a, the
nor;. snrnc of .hnm are h's persnnal a. , ell
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y { { b .

In this town on Friday morning last, Of con-
SUMPTION Mr.. JosEPn MAaris, in the 4sth yea, oil
his age. A worthy, intelligent md hi" nlv re.
spccted citizen. His ossiS much rec cited
On Wednesday morning, Al,ernon vounges,
son OF Coy. VIM, c. Gibb aged 3 years.
AZ 'he Asylum on ne 4th instant. Martha Pease.
H OF the .dte Mr.. d Pease, aged 80 years
"a, Washington City on the 4ih instant, Major
VI. .heoon, OF the u s. Army Major Mason
Commanded at Fort Wolcou some years since and
was very highly esteemed
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-02-15

o. NOTiCE.--The citizens of New
port, and others, who are favorably dispos-
ed to the establishment ofa RAIL RoAp be-
tween this Town, md FaA-River aud
Taunton, Ia connect with The Boston and
Providence Rail road, are requested to NEE,
at the State House on Satmdoy Eytning
nert, Feb. 18Th, nt Z O'Clock, for the pur-
pose "f making arrangements to carry into
effect this iinporInnt object.
Newport, Feb. Is.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-02-15

largest cargo was that Of the Montana, OF
Nantucket, which turned out 1896 bbls-
the smallest, that ofa Falmouth ship which
had met with disaster, being but $40 hhls.
The average Of the whole is i7i3 , hhls
tn each ship from the Pacific Ocean within
the year ls36-ming nearly 200 bbls Tor
over 5000 galions) less than the average Of
the wear preceding"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-02-15
The Mobile Mercantile Advertiser of Fe
From the n. B. Gazette.
SPERMACE1I FISHERY.

An accurate and industrious contributor
to The columns of the N,ntucket Inquirer
says: The quantity of Sper'nnce Oil i'm
ported into the United States from the Pa.
citic Ocean alone during the year ending
Dec. 81, 1886, was I06, $40 bbl.. This
was brought into the ports, aud by the Nun
ber Of ships, below speched-viz;
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-02-15
PORT or NEWPORT.
ARRIVED.

THURSDAY, 9Th
Brig Angeline, Bacon, % days from Manzanila,
Cubi, bound 10 Boston.
FRIDAY, 10th
Revenue Gutter Vigant Lieu. Tracy, from
cruise off the coast to supply vessels IN distress
Sloop vic.oly, Heath, from New York for
Providence.
SATURDAY, lIth.
Sloop Gen. Bailey, Gardner, from New York
for North Kingston.
SUNDAY, I2th.
Sloops, Meridian. pi,man, from Fall River for
New York Joseph Brown, Brown, I'm do Tor do. !,
Herald, Mason from Providence for do.
MONDAY 18Th
Brigs Denmark Of Bath, 90 days from Mobile
for Providence: Atlantic Montague, IL days from
Port Spain, Trinidad, for New Haven, lef Brig
Helen, Hall, Just arr, the only American, passed
on Saturday, morning ca miles $. Of MontsuP. Brig
Spy Of Wells, also on Sunday morng a line pack.
el Ship steering for Sandy Nook
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-02-15

We learn from the Fall River Monitc,
that the 'pholing Company in iha, enter
prisnIg town ARE making excr,ions to in.
crease the capital stock "f the company,
with view ofrxtending the number of yes-
srls from that port. Subscriptions for stock
have been opened 10y the Board of Diree-
tors at 500 per share.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-02-15
CLEARED.
II III > ~''"'I '"' UT "7"FDI'
MARINE MEMORANDA.

At lava Head Sept. 4th. Snip Anniwan, Rath
bone from Liverpool
Cleared from New. Orleans Dist ult Brig Sea
Bird. Maybury. for this port,
AT New Orleans, Jan. 2Jd, Ship Kutuzof, Tay-
lor Of this port, loading for Liverpool. Brig Gov.
CoddingtpD, Bailey, do. for New York. Arr sch.
Bravo, from 81. Josephs
Sailed from Havana, ooh nit, sch Warsaw
Burdick, Of this port, for New Orleans.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-02-15

Aek"oofc tgement IF the independence o.
me me South american Republics by Spain.
pn The 18th of December the Queen Re-
gent of Spain issued u decree con 'Iuding
treaties of peace aud entity with the new
States of Spanish America, mud acknowl-
cdging them free aud linden endent.
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M arr sr b

In his town on Sunday evening last, by The Rev
Mr.. Dumont, MIR. Parmcnius Skinner, of Connect
lcut, TO Miss Harriet Dayton, daughter of the Ia
Capt. Benedict Dayton Of this town
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AUCTIONS -.
ACTION sOR Il1E LADIES.

W AoS'ioN roN ihE LADIES.
hN THURSDAY AFTERNOON Feb
" 10Th, at haipns o'clock. will be sold a, Pub.
i'c Aneion' al the Subscribers Auction Roou,, No.
liS Thames'sireet. great variety of Dry and Fam
cy Goods, among wlIch are: Cashmere. ss,,ine,t.
ca''coes nsl'n Fancy haldkerchiefs Linen a. cot.
ton handkIs.. gloves, shaws. merino, circass;sns.
white and co'ored cotton hose, white merino bo, O.
sewing silk handkis. yesting. cotton and linen Ia ne.
pms and needles, eau de colosne & lavender wnter
oi'ei powder, aniiqae aud bears oil. India rubber
shoes moiroeo 40 with great variety Of other
FOODS too numerous to mention.
Conditions at the sale
Feb Is CHARLES N. TyIICy
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DOMESTIC GOODS.

JUST RECEWED
RHA ,'sles In owe sEFEETINGs.
~VS q ca,es bleachsd 10. aud shstinss
3 bales Ssd;icks.
do twil'f,t shirting stripes
3 do. twill q brown Cotton.
go do. black and white waddins.
ALSO, Coiored Cambrcks. checks, common
eacoes for comforters. aud many other sisple arti-
cles, which will be offered on the most favorable
terms at wholesale and retail. by
Feb, Is. WM. G. COLZENS & co.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-02-15

The King of France, in his Speech on
The opening of the Chambers allude. to the
excellent harmony which now subsis,s he
tween France and the u. States.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-02-15
NOTICE TO BANKS.

TuNHOSE Banks which have signifcd their in.
D tenionio accept the Public Deposiies. under
the Act Of October last hereby notified that the
first insialment (SIk7.i45. 10Y has been received
and IS ready Tor distribution.
The Banks in the counties Of Providence and
Ken, are requested to apply at the Secrtny's or
fee in Providence: All Others 10 the General Treas
urer in Newport
John BROWN FRANCIS,
HENRY BOWEN, }com'se
Join STERNE,
Jan 20nh 1SE.-25h.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-02-15

ST Persons having unsettled accounts with the
former concern IL WIN. e. COZZENS & Co arc
earnestly requested to bring ,heri for secroent
Feb. Z.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-02-15

STATE OF RuoDE-IsLANp, &c.
NEWPORT. sc.--Cicrk's cdice. Supreme Ju-.
dieiot Cont January 81, 1897.
~IHEREAs JOHN c. THURsTON, Of
w the town and county of Newport, cnrpsnter.
has ihi. dry filed in said oiice his petition praying
for reasons therein stated, that the benefit Of an soi
pissed Mt the January session. A. ID. 1892 entitled
e an act for the relief Of Insol,ent Debtors may be
exiendedio 10 him This is therefore to notify the
creditors Of the said 1hurs,on 10 appear before said
Court TO be holden at Newport on the frs, NJ Mendsy
in March next aud show cause. il any they have.
why the prayer Of said petition ough, not to be
granted. NATHANIEL SWEET, CierS.
Feb, 1--yy
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-02-15

Senate, IN pursuance Of the provisions com
TUNED In the Constitution, Vice Presideni
of the United States far fIur years, com.
mencng with the 4th of March uexi
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-02-15

liver an address a, the Odeon on Tuesday
tbs 2Sth inst.
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ADv's BOOK FOR FEBRUARY.-
Il The February number of this popular perioii.
cal subclsl,ed with portrait Of Miss l. Y, Ian.
don. - received for Subscribers at
W. CAIJtUAN'a
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-02-15
Bf CHARLES N. TILLEf, AUCl'K.
ON THURSDAY EVENING, AND
TJON SATURDAY. EVENING NEXT

Feb. 10Th. 4 18th.
"ILL be so!d ut Public Auction, at tie Auc,.
w ION Rooui No. llS Thames street.
grent variety of Dry and Fancy Goods, Cloth.
ing and other artlces- Conditions, Cash.
Feb. 10Th
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-02-15

The Globe of the 10Th instant contains
three letters from Gen. Jesup, from which
we make the following extracts, under their
respective dates:
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-02-15
ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE.

NHHE Subscribers having been appointed by a.
Court Of Probate, for the town Of New port
Administrators on the Estate OF GEORGE
HAZARD, late Of Newport, deceased, and having
gwen bond according TO law. request all persons
having demands against said Estate. TO present them
for settlement and thsse indebted to make imne-
date payment
Russell CLARKE,
JOSEPH MARTIN, hamrs.
Newport. Jany. 25th.
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N NOTICE..

Y5TIE Manufacture Of WOOLEN GOODS.
at Portsmouth. X. l. will be continued, by Ed,eard
W Lauton mud lin Z Coszess, under the Srip Of
r. w. LAYTON s. CO.
Newport, Feb. Jsi 1897
II, ~. LAWTON.
WM. C. CCxZENS.
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NOTICE.

T2tfiE Banking room Of the SAVINGS
II BANK, Newport, is removed from lb, sore
Of Henry Ball to the office er the subscriber No. 2,
Market Square. where those having business with
the Bank win please to apply.
Feb. Ist. JOsEPH MARTIN. Treas.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-02-15

The London Sun, in a complimentary
allnsiou to The coming retirement of Gem
cral Jackson from the scene of his trumphs,
concludes BY saying that " his career has
been one of glory to himself and happiness
to The Sta.es of which he is now the Presi-
dent. His las, speech i. nm able and val.
uabIe d"cn'non, and will yet shake thrones
ut which now none doub, the stability.
The Ma'saebu.ei,s Temperance Society
ha's ins''el ;ha Re- n. Ci,nnnins tn de-
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-02-15

A BEAUTIFUL piece Of poetry, copied from the
KnickarbI:ksrf for The present month, entitled The
Wreck Of the Mexico, will b, found on our las,
page. Il is pre-eminently the best piece on the
subject which We have seen, and Of itself is ,uffic-
len; to render this number prsise-worlhy.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-08-10

thld, sNe my -. aa1 Sic ~unh to Use niole
Viewed by tn #fe,elut,on ii thl woman. rralrl
the ~horrt >aeA. fhr babe saved. Etrlnaeh
81 The beach. IT, Sneund bud suuue on the bn,
md was >'uNls aeauaa dawn, the engine lt,lne
ceased ruusne. In etet direction hrlds dotted the
surface 81 tn ,er Anew n ,.rll ui,rc AWFUL ~
rcllucc The butnlne wreck now wore. Molhcls
"rrr srru clmsne with the last hope Ia the hHne
tn,hrrs, aud dropping oil one h> .uur The screams
had ceased 4nllen silence rested o'rI tn flesat
eel vessel, ''hr l,nes .cetmc ttcd lthci drsi 1T,
tive work.
White sal dripping aud overcome upon ,he
beach, steamboat. the Columbus hove N sleht.
aud bore tur the wreck. Il scrmcd like ono last u,
of hupc cleaning the dead gIoum of nt ntehf.
Several Wrctcfe, wete,atroL AMI >uIl another tn
Statesman, came III slshD. Notc, morr, were
saved.
moment, to M, had only cop,cd when h2h IN
the heavens the cmdcl, flew, aud tito county Ms
lighted all around. Sull aaothrI boat ollne beom-
my on. | WIS happ, lat lnprr help had COME N
ten an exchange ol word> with the Columbus. h
continued CA hls Ny under fun steam. Oh, ho"
my hcut SUNK within M Thr waves created by
this boat sent many pom mortal to hS long llomr.
\ bru2 bv the name ol poughcry WAS the eapfnn
OF that mcrelless boat Long may hc he reaen,
hrIcd!
NV hands were hunt. aud now began To eNpr6-
cuoc severe plu. The secnc before mc-tle los-
OF my two sisters aud brother, whom had ssed III
my cou(usion-all had steeIcd m, heart. could nol
side wcIc nothing Ia me.
Aeaiu-lnolher s>ploslen and the waters olos
ed slow " an sui enI, the ~cruc ol DISASTER and
death. Darkness resumed her sway, AMI the sllll-
mes, WIS only interrupted by the distant ctors oi
the Columbus md Statesman IA TIA n Nuiablc c>cr-
tlonI lo >lNr human lie.
tapi. Caslienan lost believe, ailthcr and eh,l.
Sonc a,eur this is punishment enough. Va, II Is
not. He had the lives al hundreds undo, hls change
tie careless al hstrnSt; lac was guilty al crime
rhu nothing will ever VII, ont. The blood al snu
VI TINS I>rr>ine out llon The depth oi the hIher o
waters ton Vengeance. Neither society nor Ia" will
tnr.Nctt. liz, punishment II Yet to come. May
never mcct hun
| could tell scenes al honor that would roust
the Indignation al stnnr but have dunr. " Ii
himself, could tell Yum much 10 excite Nour inle=
est 1t va, mofe lhan three weeks after the "ecnl-
renee before c,rf sled tca. All thc fountains oi
sympathy hndbeen duel mp. and my hcWt Wis Is the
stone. As lay my bed the twenty iourth day at
TEL tears III tras came 10 NY tccI, aud felt Tie
loss of my sisters and brother m"rr deeply tln
ever. Peace be II thrff sPnll,-thc> I"uhl "atetN
grave.
Ia the course al al lua m events sccuro oi MISERY
will occult Bu where they mIsr nom sheer e.ne
c,~ur,~, requires meIe laur Christian lmlltude Il
luIgItc the bong Who i IN iaalt. repeat, may
never meet Captain Ga,lleman ul Captain Deughl
Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-08-10
E3taa ofa ittt,r jrom PARIS n me Eaiior orhe
HnL.LMnLc HnLLlal

IN Vel PoLIrrNrss.--ln consequence of its
having been made known to the l3reorh thaeuher
ol Drpulio, tha rule existed IN Tie louise of Rep
re,cmai,es al the nircd Statcs. giving the pr,i-
lege al srais the lool within tie ia during the
.itlna oi Congress, to members ut Foreign Lrgis-
auca They were resolved to manifest ille same civil
" II til members OF the American Congress. The
difficulty VA how the altar should be managed
Ia place Nh, White, of Florida footing with
fheIr members At Washington. rs there were no
privileged srlt4 within the hall OF the Z aais IN which
HE Drpuilrs SIT. It proposed Ia give place ia
the TRIBUNE reserved for Ministers and those invited
by tIrn, ana finally manifest the Esprit de cotps
ri National lceislators, thry lave furnished Mr..
W. with medal of cmhcr OF the Chamber,
which i've Ihr tatr, all thc places, reviews, and
oher establishments which deputy has.
All bad feeling arising from the recent unhappy
difference between the two countries. has passed
away, and lhobcat feeling is manifested or all Amcri
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t'1oq M flouy'on Tdtarapb, ofJniI l.
'fhe following extract OF letter from Columbia
furnishes particulars of one ol the nost nudacioLs
rs destinations We have ever knuwn:
= esterdly, At dinner time, Clpt. Josrru Pow
Iii was Killed by DR.. llrMrnRffs in II nlauucr
Which called onh the uucqualed abhorrenco ofal
onf community.
PoHELL WA on ms way To dinner with few
l,lend,, wien lirMruuIls. who had been waiting f.r
him Ia piss, suddenly sprung icr.lfd, aud. with a
pistol, shot hun through the heart POWELL tell
dead Instantly and IIuMrukiEs vas Instantly seized
an1 tied, afterwards examined. and fully com
united. The ln,t feeling 10 hane hm inanledi-
telY; the better feeling WAS paramount, aud he was
delivered over TO THE strong anu of the law. The
eNeitp neut vi, uemcudous on account of tie good
qu5lltics u PoWrLt, whowas much krf. and the
bl.r. cold blended, a~,aSSiu-he manner in which he
Wis deprived oil lite. Pow was inferred with mil
itafy huols, and large number OF the most rospec-
bic mhlbiimlsu t the country attended