DEATH OF NICHOLAS BlDDLE.
Late President of the United States


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The Philadelphia Gazette of Feb. 81,
says:-"For some months past 1t has
been known to the friends of Nicholas
Bdd!e that his health was greatly I'M
paired and his permanent recovery
doubtful. 1t IS our painful task to an
nounce that the disease which had so
long, afflicted him, terminated his life
this morning, at Andalusla. The hour
of his death was about four O'Clock.


The last illness of Mr.. Biddle was
accompanied by great suffering. In the
early stages the disease, he occasions
ally visited the city. but exhibited TO
those who met him no token of physical
distress. His fortitude was conspicu-
Gus to the last. He leaves widow,
several children and numerous rela>
tives and friends TO mourn his loss,at an
age when they might well have hoped
to witness the exercise of his varied
powers in their full vigor."