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E Music and the Fine Arfs.-The Con.
eerts of Madame kaseIie Durand, assisted By Sig
nor EoviIli and Mr. Stedman, Pianist in connection
with Rossiters wonderful Painting, attract crowd
ed and fashionable audiences each night. Madame
Durand is beautiful and accomplished singer, be
sides being one OF the most beautiful la1ies that
ever appeared az concert in Richmond. She has
avoiee of great compass, hexibility and sweetness.
Her echo song, Coming thro' the Rye, and Cantiva,
from the opera Of Donezeti, were heartily encored
OF his singing with Parodi, as principal basso and
four years in the opera in New York, is suficieA,
wsrrantee Of his ability. Mr. Stedman lis an artist
of great ability as a pianist. As for the sublime
picture OF the Captive Israelites ali admit that ii
the most fs-lixe, best executed painting, that has
been produced by any, American artist The whole
combined, for 25 cts admission will draw another
full house tonight Go early, or you will not have
a seat. We say this, as the house was full at the
first entertainment = %
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SUSPICIOUS PAss-Albert, slave to A. Tavlor e.
Co, was arrested On Mondsy erening, with mas.
in his possession not endorsed. and consequently
suspicious He had 10 his possession some head. ~
cabbage, which. it was supposed were stolen. Or
dered by lis Honor, 10 lashes.
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T Cherry Pecferal.~-We hsye dan. 80
from oar usual rule in regard TO The sdyertfsins ~
Medicines. IN admitting the notice Of the flkesyr
PecfaraIto our columns. Ii il not pas,ns -.
dicins, but one, the contents of which. are well
proved highly beneficial In the cass Of usrah- -
our acqusintsnces, who were seriously sfsse.ea
with pulmonary complaints. Sons Of Cur rno.s
skfai and eminent physicians recommend 4 =.
their patients in their regular psacee, and We fs
snat we are comforting favor upon the puEHe s.
making known it, virtnes--Leasspils CH ar.
cate eS'
For sale by PURCELL. LAT1D RI,
- IL Richmond
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WITHOUT REeIsTERs.-Onis Ortis, free negro,
arrested on Monday evening in default OF register
producing ii yesterday, was discharged.
James crump, q free negro, from New Kent
county, was also arrested in default of city regis
ter and ordered to return home, yesterd ay.
Mary Banks. free negress, was arrested or
Monday evening last. for wan, OF register, and
on yesterday discharged, on promising to procure
q new one.
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NICARAGUA INTER-oCEANIC CANAL.


On Friday last. the Presiden, of the United
States laid before the House of Representa-
lives a communication from the Secretary OF
State relative to recent communications made
by the British Minister with regard to the in
ter-oceanc canal by the Nicaragua route. and
the relation of Great Britain TO the protecto-
rate of Mosquito. From this communication
we lean
LIST. That as the protectorate OF Mosquito
was assumed under circumstances which no
longer exist, the British Government is desi-
roas TO relinquish it, provided indemnity
against the incursions OF neighboring States
can be obtained.
ID. That the British Government desires to
see the erection Of San Juan del Nore Tor
Greytown) which is nominally under the GO
vernment of the King of Mosq uito, but is in re-
atty gov erned by committee of five persons,
fcitzens of the United States,J into free
port, such as is to be seen in Germany.
Sd. Great Britain desires the oncurrence
OF the United States, though it is thought that
formal guaranty may not be necessary.
The Secretary of State thinks the two gos
yernments ought to use Their influence with
Nicaragua, to induce her to accept the propo-
sitions of April 5Otb, 1852, and suggests that
Minister be sent to the Central American
Governments, to reside alternately in the capi-
tails of each
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EDITORIAL CRAsGE.-The last No. of the
Lynchburg Republican contains the valedic-
tory of MIR. r. II. Glass. who has heretofore
filed the editorial chair OF that paper with
creditto himself and to the satisfaction of his
political friends. Mr.. w. P. McCorkle, OF
Rockbridge, is the new editor and Mr.. Jno. &.
Paxton proprietor. We wish them q full rnea-
sure ofs4ccess,
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BEAUTY ON THE RISE.

The Editor of the Raleigh Weekly Post IS
determined to put in his claim for the prize
of beauty. Hear what he says:
"UsIY EprToRg.-The Richmond Dispatch
of the 9th instant contains long, interesuns'
and very sensible article. "A Chapter on Haho-
some Men, in which he controverts tne posiI
,ion takes by Adam Clarke. the ceieDfa'eo
hihlicaI eammeutatsr,-that hsndsoih1 me-
rarely ever prove to be great men, III 'ne
course of its remarks the Dispatch says:
We wish, with all our hearts fhat 'ne con'
verse of the proposition we've true; anu .,.at ~
| " men were always great men, II .'ey "e ~,
great in proportion 10 their ughn1ss' VIC '"o Vuu
have some busters in the editorial corps. we
e. We should NOT come in for very huge
| sba,a of yenown ourselves, for our personal
puIchriude is a liked TACT.
-Unon reading the above, we could but ex-
claim: Cos r.
IF the editor of the Dispatch is so good
looking how happens it that to all his knock
ing al the door of female hearts, the universal
response has been, you can't come in.' The
high estimate which he places upon his own
personal appearance, accounts for this differ
ence Of opinion with cid Adam Clarke-no
wonder he pronounces him ssour old com
mcntator.' Firmly convinced of his 'puIchri-
tude,' the editor OF the Dispatch feels that Ad-
am has placed him beyond the pale of great
men, and hence he endeavors to upset the the
ory.
II the Dispatch wishes 10 be relieved of the
erroneous impression he has taken up, let him
come down TO North Carolina and take lock
at editors who are pretty, sure enough. Ii he
cannot make it convenient to pay us a visit.
however, and will signify wish to behold a
fair specimen OF North Carolina editorial
beauty, We will send him oar picture"
That's right send on the picture, whether
we go tina, way or not. We will hang you
and the editor of the Charlottesville Republi
can up, mot in the corn-felt in crow tme,) but
in our own private apartment, where we may
catch glimpse Of you every morning, as soor
as it is light enough TO distinguish objects.
As to ourself if the editor of the Post doe:
not believe what we say about our beauty, lei
him come here and look at us. It is worth tht
ride.
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E We yesterday mentioned the case of
tie death of hack driver, in Baltimore, and
stated that Mr.. G. w. Radcliffe, conductor
on the Baltimore and Susquehanna Railroad,
had been committed on a charge of causing his
death. We are informed that Dir. Radcliffe.
who is one ofthe most popular conductors ex-
tant, was on Monday taken before the grand
jury, who, en- investigating the case, ordered
his immediate discharge, the testimony being
positive that he did not touch or use any y;o-
Ience to the man; and that he fell under The car
from being intoxicated. Jacob Mann. who
shot William II. Cushaw on last Saturday
night week, was also discharged, the jury pro-
nouncing it ajustifabe homicide.
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STEALING sre4R-A negro belonging to r. ]
Christian, named George Woodson. was On YES.
terday, ordered 80 lashes, by his Honor, for steal
ing four pounds of sugar from his master.
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HAn Obstinate Skin Disease cured
by HOlIOway;s Ointment and PiIls.-Mr

An obstinate skin Disease cured
by H0li0way;s Ointment and PfIis.-Mr
Fishing, late OF Broad street, Bath, SUITE red for
many years from a severe scorbutic disease which
affected his hands to such degree that for months
together he was unable to work at his business
He consulted nearly all the the faculty OF the
place, and for long time used the. Bath Waters
which are SO celebrated for the cure of cutaueous
disorders, but tie virulence of the complain. re
manned undated. He then tried Holloway's Oint.
ment and Pills. which have efectualIy cured him
than two years
Sold by the Proprietor, 224 Strand, (near Tenn.
pie Barr London, and by all respectable Vendors
OF Patent Medicines throughout the British Empire
and BY those OF the United States in Fo,s and Box
es at 373 cents, 81 cents, and 81 so EACH Whole
sale by the principal Drug Houses in the Union and
by Messrs & D SANDS, New York, and PUR.
CELL, LADD Il co, Richmond, Va.
There ia very considerable saving in taking the
larger slzes.
N B-Dlrections for the guidance of Patients are
affixed to each Pot or Box fe 2I-1w
IL The mos, connrmed cases of the most dis.
tressIng diseases, foft times arise from indiges
ton. all Of US, more or less, are troubled with
this annoy ing SYMPTOM stil it is general thing
we do NOT attempt TO medicate until something se-
rious intervenes. We would, as public monitor
warn all oar readers against the sin of neglect and
at the same time recommend to their notice DR.
paration as prepared by C NJ Jackaon, No l2O Arch
street, Philadelphia. We have seen cures effected
through its infiuence.-ScOtts Weekly.
For sale by
feel PURCELL.LADD & CO. Richmond
EgQufck Sales and small Profits.-The
puhhc are invited to come ard examine the f;ne
and well selected assortment OF Iewelry, CIocks
Watches, Periumery add Fancy Articles, al the
store OF s. P. MOUNTAIN d Co. No. oI7 Main
street; and at the time get some of those
great bargains TO be found there Come one,
come all and judge for yourselves We don't
charge any thing tor examining our goods.
jewelry made and repaired, and satisfaction
warranted Also, Watches and Clocks repaired by
an experienced workman. Don't forget the place
s. P. MOUNTAIN IL co.
No 2l7. Main street, between OH and losh.
fe 10-Imds
~ IL was Discovered, about 20 years
ago, IN the county OF King and Queen, by Phy.
stefan, eminent in his profession that Asiatic chol
era, Cholera Morbus, Bilious Cholc, Dysenterv
Diarrhosa, Lock Jaw, and many other nervous ana
spasmndc diseases of very dangerous Character
could be easily cured. Since that time he bas
proved that fact 10 hundreds OF Cur follow
and can prove il to as many az viii try DIJVaIss
FAMILY ANTLSPAsMoDlC the peoples fayosise
Medicine. They can get Il from PURCELL, IADD
& CO., or any Druggist IN the city See advertise
ment. an 6-gsawss
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Acc1DEaT---on yesterday morning, As Mr. Joseph
Lesdbester,a residential Henrico county, was rid
Ing . fne-spiri.ed ndfae nenr the corner Of Wall
and Main streets, Ii vas thrown, and his ANGLE
severely .praiasd. ~ ]. Crow, of Wall street,
rendered. WIN extraordinary prompsness and
generosity. every aid possible TO Mr. L., the sufferer
Mr. L. was speedily conveyed home in a Gonzales
cling condirian
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TuEAGRlcULTURAL cATTLE-sHow.

THE HORTICULTURAL CATTLE-SHo".
TIE City Council has placed al the disposal
If the Agricultural Society one Of the lots De
longing TO the city TO be selected BY the 00s,s
-. We learn that the subscription 10 s'i'
progressing finely, yet it may not De a'.'''' :"
rive il all the impulse we can impair 10 "'
w. w.n,d saw. then, that there IS not q per
nm engaged in business in the "ioie '"'' =.
,,hou this CattIe.Show will not De "'a"e' "
u.., ;,nno,,ance. Let i, be fecolleeted that II
a.. ,.te Mace after the show in BALTIMORE
80 tbs, show, the larger proportion OF the
ii. .h;,;,ed at the Northern shows is
h,ongb,-,hat the greater part OF the cattle
,na,e exhibited will keep on here. NOW, 1t IS
reasonable TO suppose that the fact of the exis-
renee of this show will be known all over the
State through means of the press. Nay, from
this time forward, it will be announced that 1t
is to take place, through everr newspaper
within the limits of Virginia. The interest
which will be excited among people SO tho
roughly agricultural as hose Of Virginia, can
not be doubted. Nor can il be doubted that
curiosity, the desire to obtain Information,
zeal for the cause Of agric allure, and thou
sand other motives, will call people together
upon the occasion. Such being the probabIlI-
ties. 1--WE might say the certainly we may
look, with the utmost safety, for an enormous
crowd ofstrangers, not only from Virginia but
from ali the adjoining States. We'll, all these
nersons will bring some money with them, ana
what is more, all will spend here, portion oil
what they bring. At the Fair at Baltimore
las, fall. il was said that 100000 were expend-
ed in The CITY. Our retail merchants, OF every
description, must see the immense source OF
prof, thus placed within their reach.
. But this is not all. These shows will teach
MANY the way to the city who would not other
wise have cared 10 find If. twill teach them
the advantages which they may derive from
freer intercourse with us. They may learn what
we we'll know, but what they will never know,
unless they came here 10 see with their own
ewes. that there is no occasion TO 60 farther
North for the materials ola country trade, or
for those of plantation use. They will see
that they are abundant and cheap here.
We have not time on such day as this
i22d) TO go farther into this matter. We
shall touch upon it again at some future day.
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DEATH CT An AGsD MAS.-Mr. Emanuel Hunt
died yesterday. in this city, at the advanced age Of
of 100 years. He was native of Amsterdam, and
came to this country at the age of a..
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q" 49, Is Wa aEAahE. Attorney AT
60 Law and Notary PuhIic.-Practces
in all the Courts OF Henrco County and Richmond
city. As Notary publs. particular attention will
be paid to the taking of Dispositions In or out Of
bic othce) Proof aud Acknowledgements Of Deeds,
Relinquishu3ents of Dover, &c. Claims for collec-
ton entrusted to him, promptly attended TO-
Office removed TO No 81, three 'Jors above City
Hotel, on North side of Main street, Richmond, Va
de Ply
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MuriNcus.-Four seamen, belonging to the yes.
sci named Uranus, commanded by Captain George
w. Clinch, and lying at Rockets, named William
Church, James Smith, William Murray and Fred
eriek Church, were examined before the Mayor
yesterday, on the charge of refusing TO work when
required by the Captain, and acting in other ways
in very disorderly manner. Yesterday his Hon
or ordered them to be committed to jail for four
aays, or until the sailing OF the vessel.
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DAGTERRE1,TYp Fs

DAGUERREUTYP PES.
Would you keep those priceless treasures,
Memories OF long vanished pleasures,
And preserve for your behoiding,
Forms and faces long since moulding
MoULsoN can take, with orief endeavor,
Face and form that last forever.
truthful, 1fe-like, finely finished portrait or
miniature of relative or friend, severed from US
by distance or death, who would not prize and de-
sire to possess clear, rich-toned, durable Da-
guerreotype Is an object rarely seen. But MOUL-
SONS Pictures Withstand the test OF time, aud are
pronounced by the highest authority, unsurpassed
on either Size the Atlantic
Our price for one of these fine Portraits 10 only
ONE DOLLAR complete, and warranted TO please
or no sale.
Strangers and citizens Ore cordially invited to
call and examine specimens.
Observe the name and number-MOULSOE's
Sky and Side Light Daguerrean Gallery, ITO Main
street. fe
II Read and ProfI BY it.-Do yon
suffer with any pain! II you do, Dr. Roses Pain
Curer 1t cures Toothache, Sore Throat Earache Stiff
Neck or Pains in the Face in few minutes II eures
quickly ram IN the stomach or Bowels Cures Chill
bialns Coras and any irritation the feet 1t acts
like charm for Pains in the Side Limbs or Back and
tor Rheumatism from sudden cold it is magical ia
Its effects In bottles, Il Ia 25 and 80 cents
The best Cough syrup in the world
DE- hoses celebrated Cough Syrup, gives immediate
reilei 70 tne worst Cough, whether Consumptiye or
Proceeais rom cold 1t allays any irritation Of the
ana fortunes the system against future attacks
In bottles at so cents and ST.
FOR Bilious Habits and bad Colds
IL YOU are bilious, you require purg4tve medicine.
~ you nave bad cold. you should remove il from the
IL your Liver is out of order. you viii have
600 lseI variable appetite and yellow skintake
VI Roses Anti Bilious Railroad Pills, and you viii
soon De relieved from all bad feelings In boxes, II IL
and Is cents.
Dr. .Rose's Celebrated Csrdiai.-For
Nervous Affections Heart Disease, sc, sc.
The astonishing happy effect this medicine has upon
the Nervous stem, aaying all disturbances or ~
rltatlon also for curing Papiaaon and Heart Disease
a. well as inyigoratng the constitution, eahvening
the spirits and restoring the weak and nervous from
any cause has created great demand for It from al
parts Of the country. Ncents per bottle.
All the above valuable medicines, with Dr., Roses
Medical Adviser can be had a. all the Drug Stores ia
Richmond. il IA
- Leeches, Leeches--The pubic are
hereby informed tina. ] have just received, BIZ
Adams Express. lot Of superior Swedish Leech.
e., which viii be applied upon reasonable terms
Can be found At all hours OF the day, at the Hair
Dressing, Bathing and Shampoolng Saloon. under
The American HOTEL entrance on lith street. ard n,
night en- 25sa street. between Main and Frarklin.
B-Cupping and Leeching promptly attended
70 q lae sassssss nosics. c a0Bs0N.
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:
IA EAn0W FARM ACADEAEY.-I-1 TIE
AVE- subscriber has taken Charge of this Instit,1.
ton, located at the residence Of Mr. WIN Svs
nor, ii Hanover county, a5ou. seven miles from
the city OF Richmond. He graduated ct the Viz.
GINA Military Institute, July, Iel8-since gradua
nag has taught school two years, and acted ga an
assistant Engineer on tbs Virginia and TenneAsse
Railroad tor about two years. Intending 10 Te
main at the bysiness for some years. if pet psrra4
neEtly, he will naturally use every exsr:;on 10
give satisfaction.
His system is that of the Military Institute. az
1er as II can be applied 10 cognmon schools The
coursa OF instruction Is Spelling, Reading Writing,
English Grammar, &c grsphy History, Arithne.
tic, Algebra, Geometry ana TrigonomsIrv, Snr-
Tey!ng, &C, Philosophy, Chemistry, construction
and translation of Latin and French
Terms, per session OF Ten months $50 for ele-
E2entary branches; $50 for higher Branches
Beard can be obtsined at Mr. Sydn1r's for male
scholars at $50 for ten months. Session from
January 18Th TO June 18th and from July 18Th 70
December 18th.
The location ia very convenient for residents of
Richmond, who prefer boarding their children in
the country the society Is SUPERIOR churches OF
different denominations convenieat
ST PENDLEToE.
do, with great confidence recommend Mr 5 I
Pendleton as public teacher. Besides being a
distinguished graduate of this Institution Mr. P.
possesses other and high qualities which ensure
satisfaction TO those who may pstronize him.
FRANCIS Il. SMITH Sup't.
Va. Military Institute, Feb l5 1883.
III Richmond Wing please copy.
te 23-dlaw3W*
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~
FFHHE second term OF this English, Classical and
IL Mathematical School for young men and boys,
viii commence on TUESDAY, lst March
fe 23-6.*
NEW BOOKS: NEW BOOK AT
" GRESHAMS lC9k, Broad ST,
Opposite Broad street Hotel.
The Deans Daughter, by Mrs Gore, cloth 81 IS,
in paper rs cents
The Obligation of the Sabbath, Discussion
The Curse of Clifton. Tals of Expiaton and
Redemption. by Emma n southworth
Lady Bird, by Lady Georgiana Fullerton
Ferr nndo, or the Moor of Castle, by syvanus
Cobb, Jr
The Young Fisherman, or the Cruiser Of the En-.
glish Channel, by Clinton Darlington
Ella, the Outcass or the Gipsay's Vengeance, q
Tale of Woman's Love and Mans PeFhaity
The Brigsnd or the Meuntajn Chief
The Confessional of the Black Penitents or the
Italian, by Mrs Radcliffe.
Newspapers for This Week.
London News
Barnum's
Gleason's Pictorial
Flag
Banner
Courier &c &c
London Punch
Musical World
EyS Just resolved Yankee Notions for March.
If yos want 10 read something that will make s
dead man laugh, just call al GRESHAMS and
purchase one tor 1911 cents, &C &c
Graham, Cooley and all the Magazines tor March,
1853
T' Just received splendid assortment OF new
and popular Music. Just call az
fe - GRESHAMS.
CHILDRENs GIGs,-Ws have just received
~ few more OF the above known article; Ter
durability and strength, nothing can compare wild
BULKLEY & cos,
fe22 l37 Main street.
SOMETHING NEW AND DESIRABLE.
~ We have just received per steamer Roanoke, q
new style of Toilet Glass; il Is fxed on pivot 30
that 1t can De moved In evesy position and 10 wei
adapted TO shaving. They see made q lrons Id
imitation OF Walnut and Papier Maehse. SONS
beautiful patterns OF the above article ean os nsa
at BULkLEf u cos,
fe % 1877 Main street
WEEDS AND OTHER PANT
L STUFFS.-A lot TReeis aRd otasr cheap
Pant stuH. for BY
fe23 HARTWELL co.
esfLK UMRRELLAs.-A aae assortmentof
~ silk Umbrellas, for sale or
fe 90 C HARTWELL 4 co.
TAUTiON.-1he public is caasiaaed from
- trading Tor Negotiable Note for $780,
dated November 18th, ls52, paysbe six tnontns, 70
kobt Crsddock as said Noie will not be paid al
maturity for reasons not necessary to state
fe 23-3t ]. II. MASON.
TEA. TEA.-Ganpowasr Young Hysoa and
4 biack Tea, something very nae sass Isseis
eu ano Tor sale by JAS ShELioN,
fe23 Corner of Broad and 9TH streets
NEW SCHOOL BOOKS NORRIS, W
~ Main street
nav Method of Learning the German Lan.
gage, embracing both the analytic and synihene
N odes OF instruction, heing plain and prassscss
way Of acquiring the ART OF reading, sPeipng' ana
composing German, by w II Woodbury.
Apalyss OF Dramatic and Oratorical Expression
developing the associative relations 81 the eao-
menis Of the voice and Of gesture, BY Eow1~
First History OF Greece. BIZ L NJ Sswel
new and cheap edition Of Peserson's FamllaE
Science
TIE Appalachian Primer, Consisting OF progfss-
sire lessons In words of one and two syllaoseaeJ
Mrs. ! GrifEn
Appalachian Reader No 1, Mrs |. Gfisaa
do do doe, do feS
AZ BRiss sxkLP-tser ssis BY
Az TO 20 JOHN II. CLAIBORNE.
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WITHOUT PAss.-Sam Carter, slave to J. u
Grant. and an cid offender on yesterday, receives
10 laahes, in default OF regular pass. on Monday
evening
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! USE, on the rnorning OF the I'D, OF SD, os-
Ii tween Canal street and the Wssbino,on Hossi
a chased Bracelet, with topaz set, vita the mi.
tlais A. E. II. on the inside. The fiader viii be
suitably rewarded by leaving the same at this OF "a
te 23-3ts -
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j. -..s~>Ss N0TICE.-Ihe contemplated Tenn
sS>>-'-A perance Meeting tor this night, (Wed.
nesday) at the African Church, is postponed until
Tuesday night next. fe 2I-~Ii*
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q Died, at sea, on board the steamship
Tennessee, in the Pacific ocean, of yellow
fever, on the Sth of January, while on the voy-
age from Panama to San Francisco, Captain
George Clinton Westcott, of the second regi-
ment of infantry, United States army, in the
SD year his age.
We learn from the Westminster Herald,
that jeremiah Keller, a revolutionary soldier,
died at his residence in the town of Lewisboro,
on the 9th inst, at the age of SO years. Mr..
Keller was an orderly sergeant in the Ameri-
can army, during the revolutionary war. He
was present at the battle of Yorktown, and wit
messed the surrender of CORVALLIS.