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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-09

The last ofthe candidates. IS Raspa, who W. chosen
% the Assembly asst September, and who Is sill prs
oner Of state a, Vlncennes lie 10 the man Of me ez
IRENE Socialists and as l. PsEPte Proudnons psper'
expresses H. represents the extinction Of nve thousand
millions OF francs which Labor psys 70 Capital As rent
and interest out Of nine thousand millions produced
This paper By far the sbesi advocate Of the ideas Of
this party though two three others among the
,nser journals Of Paris also support Raspail. None
Of them however regard his election as possible they
ops urze their readers 10 vote for him a. the repre-
sentative OF what they regard the great purpose Of
the Revelation and also proses. against the instirg
ZION Of me Presidency They regard President as a.
best useless member OF the machine Of State. Their
conviction "a that the Government should be concen
rated Ia the Assembly which should appoint and re-
yoke the executive ofsssr il sees proper Unity OF
power. division Of fanctions' 10 their motto. They
think tia, By voting for prisoner under charge
Of high treason for the Office Of President, they make
the most energetic protest possible sgans nat part Of
The Constitution which provides that there shall De
such an officer The Lsdru ROlin party are mainly Of
he same way Of thinking in this respect ssl al the
vote. css. r him are 20 be regarded As expressing
,h., oriaion: the Dsnszafis for instance does not
F.sh Of t5s.s candidates will probably have more
votes thsn LAznartiae.
aotb the Bonspsrtists and the friends OF CaysgnAc
pat forward their candidates 10 the sole representatives.
n law and Order Each fears Affects 70 fear that
IL. success will be the signal for an outbreak on the
mart Of The other The B0nspartiss say that II their
candidate Il chosen The men IN power VIII attempt to
49, - - - sth a. r-rsty 1ts g-ss 50 ol H
ss-go.-s ,rlxh ssaPersn y t-fas snors ne poor Ia
-'As, s-ieass y 'A- TEDs' sSrN-'a % c-a1F' " lie
sossfry
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Attempted Riot-uiIi,ary Called Out. &c.

b. Teiesrophl BUFFALO, Monday, Jan :.
4 body Of lrshmen, employed on the Canal
work al this point who arrived lately from the Wei
land Canal, struck for higher wages last week and
drove a this morning those disposed to work =, the
old rates.
serious riot being anticipated the military have
been ordered cut aud elk ioot.compsniss and a com
pany Of Dragons. drawing up in front Of the
Cour, House, waiting the orders OF the herih
Its said the Irish are armed with muskeis pitchork
and clubs and are determined to resist the military at
all hazards
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Prom Hnrrisburg-U. =. senator.

| b. TeieSraPhl HARRIssUaCH, Monday, Jan. {.
The Wings OF Lancaster Co. have refused to go
INTO for James Cooper, for United states sens
tor. strongs Stevens and Meridth- friends make
common against Cooper. Efforts are making 10
| keep the Philsdelphia members ONT Of caucus.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-09

-DscovERY ~ MISSISSIPPI" TIE Tribune
OF Friday lss, contains paragraph under this heading
credited to the Der0 Free Prsss stating that dscov
cry bad recently been msds in Franklin County. Ten
nessee Of platform OF hewn stone neatly polished
some three feet under ground and extending over =
space about 10 feet long and 20 broad The masonry
ii added Is equal II not superior b any work Of
modern times This 10 new version Of 80 Old story
An account substantially the same, started year
or two ago. and Ike every other extrsyagant item
had run both here and IN Europe. u has been
certaines BY persons OF intelligence, who have visited
the spot referred to- that the supposed pavement l.
the upper surface OF structure Of rock limestone
believer The idea Of masonry originated IN the
assures Of the rock which breaks win somewhat,
regular fracture The pavemert must be elassed with
the extraordinary mics plates covered with hierogly
pbics Of which We have fesrd 90 much not long aso
and with the eqosAy remAksoe "eAs san& m the
old rock. In the bed Of Point Creek Ohio. :.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-09

n1 Meeting Of the msabess fos purposs Of receiving Ne
Rsposts Q ~ Treasurer end oesrd u Dkscuoa, end To-
win be bold IN cns,oa Hall Tussdsy svssfss ~ iss
~ Se'0s' ~ . ri HiNsY A. OAKLEY. l.e s.ey.
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Fatal AccIDKSr.-Mr. James Conner was
died on Tuesday afternoon las,, near Hgwels Depot
IN this town, By being rsn over 81 sleigh
Orange Co. N. ~ News.
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THE LIBERAroR.-This veteran Aati-S'ayery
paper appears In new type. Mr. Garrson 's5s 'na ae
commerces the 18th volume with spri' s eiAsue =
be felt 1t the comnencemen, OF his hoora iSe L~~
asor has been of incscu.ble service IN sroasns the
people Of hs North 10 sense Of the Gin and evils Of
slavery.
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CITY ITEMS.


MEcHAsIc. SOCIETY ELEcrioS.-The Elec-
lion for Ocers Of this excellent institution takes place
day a, the Mechanics Hall. Broadway The follow
Ing gentlemen are In nomination on the regular ticket
President, Francis W. Edmonds First Vice President,
syvanu. : Ward Second Vice President Isaac r y.
er. Treasurer, Richard L. Mount Secretary, Thomas
Earle
II Mara Kioster the woman who was woun-
ded In the murderoa, array the Of Henry and
Walnut ,,, s.nor, time since Is improving In health
and her recovery Is considered certain
ODD FELLOWS LIBRARY.-We see that plan
hss been proposed 10 establish an Odd Fellows Library
In this City by the contribution Of one cent per week
from all the members Of the order here, and 10 Brook
ign and wnlismsbargh. As these amount 10 1900 the
amount thus obtained would De sufficient 10 establish
very extensive library meeting Will be held on
Wednesday evening At % Csna!s,-
PREsEsTArIoS or PLATE TO Moss Y. BEacH.
"A handsome silver pitcher, goblet and sayer were
presented 10 Noszs Y BzAcA, Esq. on saturday eve.
ming asst By the Editors Reporters compostors,
Pressnen and Carriers Of Tie Sun. The presentation
ceremonies took place IN Clinton Hall.
NEW HorEL.-We understand that a grand
hotel equAlh rot superior In size 10 any In the City 10
about 10 be erected tie neshoorhoot Of Fourth ~
and Twenty thirdst Ths various abroad llnss termi
mating in tia, quarter with rhs rapid Ineresss Of build
inga viii soon render large establishment. Of this
character profitable.
FiREs.-Lsst evening, about O'Clock, fire
broke out In the basement Of house IL Fourth o. &c.
cuPied ~ porter house By ars MeGraw, bss WA
extiDguished before much damage had been done.-..
The fancy store, =. Division st occupied By George
sharpe discovered 10 be this morning about
o'clock put was slso quickly put out before much
dsrnsge was sustained.
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u Tue Amcflcsn chnacDf. =
Yours respectfully, sOLO. H. sANBORS

yor PscAs have nf-.is1 The Bssrs
from shps u snt othsr sss~s
s.ng. sas plIa-r dsaa.s AID small prt~- Ies3
t~c9nnx u0a1eson~ sd sd
chscs tA-r sudsry Oar Gsysnn-a foross I'll
prove sotlg ~ I'll th>
a.oc4tsa volunteer nasry snonf the
gan.s under saos. d ne Csst s,sss Coz
Sc Capt J L. Fo.oa. xs) Gsa Jsssp. essrsf
Csa C. Asny
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-09

u Part Of " The Devotional Family Bi.
bic hss JUS, been issued BY Geo Virtue, % John'-
The Entombnent Of Christ Is the illustration Ia thi.
number
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-09

rY-A fire occurred on Monday morning at Wash
ngton in tie General Poet Once which consumed sew
ersl of cial papers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-09
Weekly Report sf Deaths
IN Ne csiy and Cosatv Of Nss Ysvk jtoa ~ 3oh az Of
Dsse~bv, 1919, 70 ~ sa das 81 JsnsDvy, ltt2
Men, 50; Womsu, n; Boys, n 0fs.eJ-fossi, ~

"a ~. "a "a m 81 % 70 81 q; Eto 70. y " 70 y
- 20 g. IS. % 70 TO- 20. 70 90 o. so"~'i Z.
PIscss o. N.rury-untef s,stss l1s iseasnd ~.
Eaelsnd Is, Scotland 5; 0efmsny % itsy bnusa roo
.~-s.cn. h xorh Amsncs, ans nown,l
Tsom HosyiI.,. Bellevue, III Psni,satisry Hosp..sl
s.s HosptsI q Wares isIan6 fs Guy Hospital. .; kiss
~ nae Bseaweus Islsnd,s Colorsd Home, !; Cooss6
seTsous H. A w. WHITE, City inspecscs.
civ Irspecfors Odcs. Jan 8. 1919
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

TIE sCALPEI; Joumsl u Heath adapted to popular
and professional residing snd The expoure ofqlsckery
by EDwARD n. DIXON, MD.
This neatly printed and well arranged journal
Is before the public. II we understand the Doc
tactics is to expose the qusckery existing In the
ranks Of the regular profession. The following Is bis
motto
IL busy by the silent operation OF her own
'orces odeaTofng 70 cure disease Her medicines ar
AIR. WARMTH. FOOD, waTEs AND SLEEP. Their use 10 d.
recged By INSTINCT and that MAJ Is most worthy tie name
Of physician tho mosIreveres iis unerring laws
Ii contains review of Medical Education an article
on Cholera another on Chloroform one on Rheuma'
tism the Diet Of the Nursing Mother and very
noble and elevated article Abortion Il sfcc.s the
Moral character Of Woman. There Is evidence of a
high degree Of intellectual power throughout the whole
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-09

JERovEs WORLD A. Ii MoyEs-The issue for
the 10Th OF December 10 before Us. This valuable
weekly maintains It's character well arranged d.
ge., Of the home and foreign literature. As library
work for reference On all topics It's yearly will
be encyclopedial
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-09

II Maria Kloster the woman who was voun-
ded In the murderous array the Of Henry and
Walnut short time since, Ia improving In health
and her recovery Is considered certain
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-04-11
New and Cheap
DRY GOODS,
AT PRICES TO DEFY COMPETE

at PRICES TO DEFY COMPETE
| IA TlON, which are as follows:
100 dozen Assorted widths Tapes, 124c per doz
mo Boxes Ball Cord for Dresses, 8 duzen 25c.
25 duzen Ladies Nett night Caps. SOC per doz.
q Cnses Spring and Summer Prints,
Linen e. Hankerchiefs mud Long Lawns,
Superior Irish Linsus, at prices ranging from
IInckataek, Bird Eye, and Scotch Diapers,
e-4 Bro. and CoIi Table C"vers,
Brown l.ead and WLile Hollands,
! Case Blue Stripes, for servants, l2c per yd.
Hosiery Gloves and Cotton Fringes,
Also, n large Stock of Brown Sheetings.
Bleached Long Cloths, Cold Cotton goods,
for Servants.
Ladies Dress Goods, Of the newest styles.
GROCERIES, GROCERIES.
2hhds. Beautiful light brown Sugar. i and IL
lbs for ST.,
10 bngs Riu Coffee, 10 lbs for 81,
New Orleans Molasses. Size per gallon,
9 barrels White Wine Vinegar. 37tc per gal.
! Chest Hyson Ten. good article, 75c per ID.
2 Barrels Crushed Sugar. l2ic per ID.
Whole Rice, 90 pounds for 81,
10 boxes Bar Soap, lOc per Bar,
~ IeHTl SthIHt NV PS' po"b''
8 4" Sperm Candles, 37ic per pound,
| cask Winter Strain. Lamp Oil,
Ginger and Black Pepper. l2c per ponnd
With many other articles in the Grocery
line, which we will sell Us low as above men>
Toned.
SHOES, BOOTS, AND HATS.
Ladies Kid and Morocco Ties. 75c per pnir.
Walking Shines, 81,
Misses Sewcd and Pegged Boolees, 75c to 81,
100 pair Servants SIaps soc per pair.
Men and Boys Pegged Shoes, G2ic 10 81,
Gents fine Scwed Calf Boolees,
Pegged and Sewrd Boots, $3.50 to $4.
Panama. Leehorn, and Palm Leaf Straw Hats,
Infants Pearl Gipse7. and Misses Leshorn
Flats. together with general assortment
ofdlher GooJsi usually found in Conn.,
try Stnre.
All ihe Subscribers asks, is to give them
call, then judge for yourselves.
r. CAUSSE & co.
Aprl4 4. If III
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

Ep Y virtue of sundry wris Of fer facins
ID b to me directed, shall proceed tn
sell at EdgefeId Courl House. an Tho lisrt
Monday and Tuesday in May next, the
following property in the following case,
viz:
Collin Rhodes aud Samuel Poscy Us.
Marin Posey; Collin Rhodes vs. the Same:
r. G. Fowke vs. the Same; one thousand
acres of land more Or less, adjoining lands
Of Francis Posey, Collin Rhodes, aud
Others, on which are Saw and Grist Mill,
also, tho following negro slaves, viz -
Louiza, and her five children, Walden,
Nicy, HulIa, Cely. aud Doc. Candis. Ala,
Emily. 3clhena. Mary. William, Henry.
Luke, Zion, Shade and jacob, also, six
head Of mules, ard one bay horse, aud
one Wagon and gear.
George Parrolt vs.. Elizabeth Carter,
one thousand acres of land more or less.
where the Defendant lives, adjoining lands
of John Wise and others. Terms cash.
S. CHISTIE, S. T.. d.
April 10, 4, 10
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II % & 4 &C.

YeSliE Board Of Commissioners Of the Poor.
Il will bind to service The following boys aud
girls, the boys sunlil they arrive nj the age ol
twenly-one years, and the girls until they
arrive at the age ofeghleen years or marry viz:
Thomas Story. now seven years old.
Benjamin Busbce, now six years old.
Wesley Pymail, now sis years old.
George Former, nowsix yenrs old.
Lnchda Story. now fourteen years old.
llnda Story. now six years old.
Rebeccn PlymaiI, nav fourteen years old.
Ssrdelia Plymail, nnw nine years old.
I,enor, Former, now nine years old.
Edeith Dye, now fourteen years old.
They are sound and hearty children and the
Bonrd of Commissioners, desire to plarc them
in charge of persons of good character, that
they may he reared in gnod morals, and indus.
trinus habits. Persons wishing 10 receive either
Of them will apply ut the next meeting OF the
Board, a, The P"or House OF Edge6eld District,
on Tuesday after The first Monday ii July next.
April II eow3m III
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FOE Tho Ladies.

q " lQ y H Sd Is T. -
H UST Received choice Lot Of PERFU-
81 merry, cnsMETlCs, &c.
Extracts in fine Cut Glass Bottles,
Meen Fun, the celebrated Chinese Skin
Powder for rendering the skin deli
catcly white, soft and smooth,
Lilly White, an unrivallcd Toilet Powder,
Rouge Vegeial de Vile, French Cosmetic
Eau Lustral Hair Restorative, for cleans
ing and bcautiGying the hair and pro-
noting its growth,
Eau Divine dc Venus, this improves and
beauties the complexion, eradicalcs
cuIaneons cruptions and renders The
skin soft, fair and blooming,
Dandoline Fixa,cur, for dressing and
smoothing the hair,
Curling Fluid, this makes the hair curl,
Black Pomatu'n, in Jars, for gradually
darkoning the hair,
Rose Vegetable Tooth Paste, in Jars. this
beauties the teeth and purfes the
breath,
Various kinds OF Perfumcd Soap, SC.
For Sale by J. u. CHASE, M. D.
April 3, If III
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Ezam HE South Carolinian.

COURT OF APPEALS.
The Court Of Appeals will meet at Co.
lumbia, ou the first Monday in May nexl,
and the Docke,s will be called in the fol-
lowing order, to wit:
In THE LAW Court.
7. The Eastern Circuit, on the lst Mon.
day in May.
2. The Middle Circuit uitimmediaiely after
=. 3. The Northern Circuit, on the 2d Mon.
day 10 May, or as soon as The previous
Docke,s shall have heen disposed Of
4. The Western Circuit, Immediately
after.
5. The Southern Circuit, on the 3rl
Monday in May, or so soon as he previous
Dockels shall have been disposed Of; and
finally.
The cases from Charleston District.
The Cpurt ef Errcrs viii be holden on
the 6rst Wednesday Of The Term.
liz EauIrT.
]. Appeals from the 9Th and lin Cir
Suits. TO he called on tho lst Monday in
May. for oIe week. jf So much time be
necessary; if not, The Circuits next in
order.
3. Appeals from ,he 9Th and 2'l Circuits,
on the 2d Monday in May, (unless sooner
reached br exhaustins the business of the
preceding Circui's) lnr one week, if so
much time be necessary; if not, the Circuit
rhen next in order.
3. Appeals from The 81 Circuit. on The
81 Monday in May (unless sooner reached
by exhausting the BUSINESS oflhe proceed
Fig Circuits
A. ElERBEMONT.
Clerk of The Court Of App'ls,
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More New Goods.

TUST Received at the celebrated NEW
CD YORK 8. PHILADELPHIA CHEAP
CASH STORE, II Cases more per ships Care.
lima and Columbia, from New York, which
with the GOODS previously received, COM
Prises the largest and best assortment in town.
CONSISTING IN PART OF
White and cold Stockings from 10 cts and
upwards, also half Hose from 8 cts. up;
Ladies fine black Mits at l2t,
Turtle Shell, Tuck and Side. Combs.
Cologne, Bears Oil ard PERFUMERH
Of various kinds,
Black, green and colorcd Walls,
White, and cold Kid, Linen, PicknieR
Gloves,
Splendid Purses, Needles, Pins, Hooks and
Eyes, SC.
HATS,
Genilemcn's and Youths Panama, LcqS
horn, German Straw, Ranchero, Cali.
forna, Canada, and an extensive assort.
ment OF GenIlcnen's black Hats; also
lLfants' broad Hats.
B 0 0 rs s. HOES,
sewed and Peged Boots from 75tos3 IS
l5o pr Brogans, sewed and peged,
Ladies' fine Shoes. very cheap,
A full assortment Of high and low quarter
Boys and Infalts Patent Leather Shoes,
Gentlemen's Ladies' and Misses Shoes,
All Of which will be sold extremity low.
CU1'L cry.
A very handsome assortment of one, two,
three and four baded Pocket Knives.
Also Pen Knives, Dirks and Bowies,
Pistols, icussion Caps, Powder and Shot,
Steel Pens, Scissors, Razors and Razor
Strops, warranted.
Shaving Soap and Brushes,
Cloth and Shoe Brushes, Blacking, &c.
0LERY.
Saddles, Dray and Riding Brides Girls Sir
eins!es, Saddle Ba:s. Carriage aud Riding
Whips .Mnrrtingales, Sugar Whips, ali al nv
usual LOW prices.
LOTHIEG.
Positively there never hns hecn larger and
better assortment shown here. Tie SEWING i,
splendid, and IN regard 10 Style, nothing can
snrpnss them, come and Try them; pur, of those
Goods are cotton Pants, al IS cents: while lin.
en- and cololed drilling. black Meriln Frenr,;
Drilling. ribbed and line Black cushe,nere Pan.
falcons ect.
COATS!
- Black Dress nnd Frsck. Drappe'Ete. do.
Croton. Drab. Summer, Linen Checked Lus.
ire, Brown Linen. Alpacas and Summer Cos;,.
VESTS.
Black Sntin. CasI,cmerc, Silk and Linsn
White and Colored MarseiIs, Plain Buff anJ
Blue Vests. and large assortment, cheap
kind from 50 cts. up.
AL..o ,-.l.
Shrts, suspenders. Neck and Pocket Silk
handkerchief, etc. etc.
Itis well known fact tina, Goods are borobf
cheaper in New York than in any other Civ.
Consequently as my profits ure small, and nv
Goods bought very cheap, greater Bargains and
cheaper Goods nre sold at my Store Than in
any other without exception. -.
Z. J. COIN.
April 4, 8. III
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a NIEslb1e Thrip rs better
ahasl a Slow Dime.

p WILL retniI DRUGS & MEDICINES,
81 cheaper than they are retaied elsewhere,
in Edgefeld, Hamburg. or Augusta. in proof
of which. please loo, at my list nfprices. All
articles as good es the market affords.
Landannm, PareSoric, and other Tinctures
at 6Acts an ounce,
Opodeldec. BatGman's Drops, British Oil,
&c, G4clsa Brtt!e,
Salts, 63cts. pound, Camphor, GActs = n oz.
Maddrr, best kind, and Sal Eralus, l2accnss
pound,
'suda and seed;o Powers, from 20 10 5Octs.
a Box,
Rat Poison and Mustard. l24cls. Dox,
Blaching. 64csta Box.
Sarsaparilla from 5Octs 20 81 bottle
Preston Smelling Salts. bottles re filled,
Alcuhol, pure, it will all burn 81, per gallon.
30cis pei quart.
Fourth Proof Brandy-15ll-S4.5O per gal.
81. per bottle,
Por, Wine, the best, 81, per gallon, 81 per
bottle.
Wines and Liqnors, Of any description sold
by the gallon. or cask. Purchaser granting
ME time 10 order lhr same from New York.
JOHN D. CHASE, N D.
Aprill H. If -
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OBITUARY..

DIED at his residence in EdgeGeld District,
in the 18th year Of his age, spencer Bout.
WARE. The deceased was man OF exe,npla-
ry cha, meter. was n christian. and was as much
distinguished for his piety, as for the upright
ness OF his conduct in all the relations of life.
Perhaps there are some considerations ;Ilat
should temper the rrglets of his friends n, his
loss, and soo,he the distress Of his hereaved
family. He had lived through lhe fall maturity
of his days-he had passed his three.core years
and tell, and had fully accomplished in goot
works, the task allotted fur him TO do. a lon-
ger continuance on earth wnnld only have adj
ded 10 hiss miserics, by multiplying those mfr.
mites which are ever the attendants Of old age,
and by impressng him more deeply, with
sense Of his inability 10 perform those kindly
charities which had been The illustration of his
more vigorous manhood. He had been kind
neiuhbur, Just arbitrator Of the disputes CT
his ri:inage. and su far AZ his means permitted,
liberal benefactor 10 all around him.
The subject of this notice being born in the
exciting period tina, proceeded our Revolution,
was enry inibned with love Of cnnniry which
animnted him through life. He offered his SER
vices in the late war with Great Britain, and
in the Modification struggle, old as he was, vol.
tin,eered tn defend the honor Of his State, in
the field Of battle.
His father who was old and infirm, furnished
three gallant sons for The wa, of Independence,
two of whom los, their lives in the service Of
their Country, The third was with Washing
Ton at The battle of Yorktown, and witnessed
the final triumph Of the American Arms
Though the deceased was too ynung TO have
any active participation in the strife of the revo-
luton, yet, he inherited all the virtues Of his
sire, and continually exhibited .ha, ardent pat
rIolsm and strong attachment to the institutions
Of liberty, which mpelled his older brothers
10 devote their lives to The cause of lndepen-
dcnce. J. III
DIED on Friday the 9Th ipst. at the spann
Hotel. JACOB Pow, IN the Ash year Of his age.
He left an affcclionate wife and three children
10 mourn his departure. lie was kind hus-
band and father, and devoted 10 the interest Of
his family. To his poorer neighhors he was
especially hospilable; and none will feel his
loss more sensiby than those aronnd him, who
depend for support upon the kind generosity
of such as are able to give 10 the needy. :.
D1Ep on Monday the 26lh Of March. at the
residence of his mother, near Higgins Ferry
in this District. BEsJAMts I. ABNEY' III about
the 3Otlt year OF his age. His disease was
complicated; bu, the immediate cause OF ms
death seems 10 have been tubercuIar oi me
brain