davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-10-30
T,yentu 6re Dollars Rerpnrd !

I'D ANYWAY from the Subscriber on the 2si of
Z = The present month, Negro Man, FAMED 81
mon.
Simon is large, likely, young fellow, about FIVE
feet seven eight inches highs negro of dark
complexion, but not very black he had the small
pox at early age, and il is beIveed that faint
impressions still visible upon his face, If nicely
examined he has lately had a mustsrd-seed psis-
ter drawn upon the side Of his face, the remains Of
which are very plainly to be seen his eyes are
large aud have rather dull. heavy appearance /;
he s about % years of age.
The above reward viii be given to any person,
who will conhue the sad negro ~ jail, sn that get
in Chesterfield, about miles from the Ct House,
aud 10 from Petersburg.
N. Is. Az masters OF vessels and others are for
warned harbouring or carrying away said negro at
lheirperil. DANIEL ROUSSEAU.
Ocfober 80 5O-tOts
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-10-30
baltimore, October 90.
AT.GIFRS


IL we rightly understand the situation of Il igiers
the houses are built the shore on the side of
mountain, so that these ranges OF buildings resem-
bic in form an amphithsatre rs they gradually APP
proxmate the mountain. The buildings are all
white, with fiat root, and closely joined together,
that the public walks for the benefit OF the air may
be said to be the tops OF the houses AS the ran
ges are more elevated they recede frsra the sea-
OF the ses.breeze and from the prospect by those
mole in a circular form, defended by heavy bat
teiIes. At each extremity of this crescent, are
strong Qualifications to command the entrance into
the bay. Here wepresume tliatthe Agerine fleet
rode atan anchor underline protection of the Bate
RES, awaiting the spproach Of the squadron ,com-
manded by Lord Exmouth. b tier mode OF de-
tending the city it would be difficult to imagine, an
impregnable mole in front OF the city, defended by
strong batteries aud fleet riding anchor, under
cover OF the Qualifications to the where
the hostile squadron were approaching. The result
proves how superior skill and enterprise may over
come the best founded calculations The British
commander found that his bombs made hut little or
no impression, the roofs Of the houses were Fat
ant, 80 well protected by earth, that in their expo
sion they did but little damage. An English officer
volusteered his services tn burn the first Algerine
irlgate which was anchored to command the entrance
OF the mole. He apprehendcd no further injury
than the destruction OF single slip. This offer was
accepted, and the wind setting strongly in dree
ton, destroyed, presume, the whole OF the enc
mys feet riding in line at anchor and unable to
escape in season from the sweeping coniagrati-
on. fFcd RebHb..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-10-30
MAYO < FRAYSER

Tao doors 6eio.D The TURNER'S Bank OF V,rgiji1.
gs just II ceiyed AT assortment of 6s.s m.
! Z sic Tor the Piano Forte; amoag whisn are
the /" Rosebud of SUMMER" and a Sc Grand Duet
for two performers" by j. Gildor.
Piano strings, Clarionet threads,
Flsgeolet and Ciari.net Preceptors,
Sacred Music, arranged for the fu-e,
Balls Musical Cabinet, Tor In Suite, vnIi1 See
They constantly receivic; the newest publi-
cations; sal are supplied with Books in every de-
pArtnent oil Literature. School-books by the uuan-
tty.
They carry on the BINDING BUSINESS in all
its variety.
From their perfect acquaintance AMI experience.
they feel ustabiein assuring thu public, That teir
workmanship will be inferior 10 nohe ia ,,oint Of
nca;ness of executi and durability.
They have provided themselves with general
assortment o, tie beet Paber for Blank Nork-sncb
Ledgers, Journals Day, CASH. Letter and Inv Ice.
Books Clerks Records, Deed AMI VIII Books.
Rule Dockets, Execution aud Fee Books; Memo-
raudun and Sheriif's Books, &c. Nc.
They have the following articles constantly for
sale, on the most reasonable terms
Folio Post, :
Hot-pressed.
Foolscap, Letter,
Powered, = PAPER,
Marble,
Music and
Drawing
Iet,ss g. e"a : Faint Lind.
Quis Ink-powder,
Black and Red Ink, in bottles,
Japan, Indian and Durable InS,
Black and Y d Sealing Wax,
Biotimg and Sand Paper, Waters assorted
Desk and Pocket ink-Stauds, Sand Buxes
Red and F'lnek Canyons, Paint Boxei,
Camels Hair Pencils,
PeucIs, with and without cases
Gold Leaf, single or by he package,
Pen-Kaivss, Iyory-Foldcrs,
States, 81 'gle orby the dozen,
Pocket oks, ssinrted,
Best Playing and Blank Cards,
Ma ic and Musical Instruments,
Mathematical and Surveying so
Paste. B,ards, Checks on tue different Banks.
Al kinds of Law ard Commercial Blanks,
ia ksammon Boxes,
Pocket A Imsuaeks.
They always keep on haod, large supply OF
blank books, OF almost every pattern and sizc.--
Books ruled and bound to any paltern.--Ordet1
from Town and Country thankfully received, aad
promptly attended to.
Inteuling to put every article in their line upon
the most reasonable terms, Merchants and Cltr~s
will find il to their interestto call o. them
They have a lres!i supply sf Church. aud Lees
genuine Patent Family AIediciaes
October 50. 50-at
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-10-30
NOTICE.


EeY virtue of trust deed executed to
he Subscribers by Cornelius Buck for the purpose
OF raising the thereby intended be securri-N
be sold, for Cash, 1hursy the wentysiuh day OF D.,
eemher the dwelling house of the SAIL Buck the
manning part unspd of the TRACT OF LAND, M uticI,
he present resides, supposed obe about i,e 6anre ~
cres-A TRACT OF LAND, in the County of Amelia,
supposed contain HsifsGnd ofd three nnd h4f H.
cres-A TRACT or LAND, in the County of Cheste field,
the Turnpike Road about six miles above the of
Manchester. supposed To contain eishle 0cres-FI r.
VEN TRACTS OF LAND, lying in the County OF Pat
ricl, and in the County OF Pylyain supposed con,
in the aggregate. fur 9HsGld f5r in6ed and foisi,
one ccres.-Aso, 1HIRrY-NlNE SLAVES, most ofthein
young, and very likely; large stock of Horses, Nilss
Cattle, Hogs and Seeba large assortment plantation
TOMS and UtepsiS,n CHARIOT and Hqrness great va
riety of valuable HOUSEHOLD o. KITCHEN FURNI-
TURE, containing almost every article necessary and
vcnient in house keep;ng.
The real will be sold subject the eventual right
ofdDwer OF Mrs Buck.
Should tie above property be sold the above day,
the sale will continue from day day, s suit ciency
sod thepupOses the trust, and exprncs Of
sale. ROB 4. GRAHAM.
J. w. WINFREE.
Oct. 30. 5o-wlmSspti5
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-10-30
Boston Insetiigencer- Office,
Monday noon. October q.
MORE EAS'rPORr WAR.

MORE EASIPOR WAR.
Argus Office, Portland, Oct. 27.
Mr.. I'm. Birdick,
SIR have just received the following
from gentleman of repu asion. and has
ten to give you the particulars.
Yours, &c.
FRANS. DOUGLAS.
" We are inf-rmed by a gentleman fom
Lubec, that on or about the L. instant,
several American Fishermen ia chehac-
co boats being engaged on the banks,
near the ISLAND of Grand Ncnan, "a
number of boats from the island were
sent to drive them from the ground The
Americans perceving the approach oi the
force thus Put in requisii. N against them,
prepared to repel the islanders by deter
mined resistance, and Obliged them to re-
treat to land.
Being exasperated at this repulse. the
inhabitants Immediately sent to tie main
tor assistance. revenue cutter accord
irgly was procured, which ON her arrival
ordered the fishermen from the coast, and
dispersed them. After an absence OF
Some time they again returned, and not
finding the cutter, occupied their old
ground, and resumed their fishing. The
islanders discovering this, attackc, them a
second time, but being unable to withstand
the resistance of the fishing squadron. they
broke and made for shore, the fishermen
in full pursuit. On their landing, they
were followed into the woods. where Skin
mish ensued, and several were killed on
both sides"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-10-30
CONGREsSIONAL ELECTION.

Returns from % counties. viz.--Baldwir,
Greene, Hancock, jefferson, Pu.nrm,
Warren, Washington. Emanuel, Jackson.
Morgan, Jasper. Wilkinson, Pulaski,
Twiggs, Oglethorpe, Clarke, JONES, Lib
erty, Lincoln. M'Intosh, Columbia, Wilkes,
Burke, Richmond, Ebert. Chatham, Bry-
AN and bingham, give the following as-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-10-30
PLATrspuRGH,O Oct. II.

On Saturday night aud Sunday last we
had refreshing showers, which stopped the
progress of the fire in some measure but
by Tuesday the ground had become so dry
tsat the fire spread IS rapidly as before The
rain. A considerable quantity of rain fell
on Wednesday and Thursday, but proba-
bly, not sufficient to put out the fires in the
earth Its ravages however, are suspend
ed for the present.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-10-30
IMPORTANT

We have good authority for stating, that
Major General Jackson has issued orders
to certain troops under his command to
hold themselves in readiness to march at
IL hours notice. We presume this order
has some relation to the late Spanish out
rage. 1t is another instance Of the prompt
ness of the brave general, to be in readi-
ness for any measures which may become
necessary. [Phtsburgh Mercury.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-10-30
Nrw-YoRE. October %.

NEw-YoRK, October %.
We are glad to find that the lahcrs Of
the Court Martial, in a tedious nvestiga-
ton, are drawing to a close. All the tes-
timony has been received and General
Gaines, we are informed, viii deliver his
defence tomorrow at ii o'clock.
Colombian.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-10-30
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

".Ne4v- York, October 81.
$50 ovcrstocke ed is this market with British goods,
that 900 bales of them carried back to Liver
pool ina vessel for that port week ago. Some
sales have no cleared expen es, aud cas-. have
Cured where the consgnees have ha, to draw upon
the shippers, Tor balances created by such sales"
G.Not. lat
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-10-30

Anone thc passenger in the British ship
Lady 81 tvo-,h. from London, is Madame
+5lfa J,u83 JogeE6iae Vaufhiey, rela-
uonb, ile coe5raLad Madame LaValeSfe.
Ma',ane p1uftie' we understand. Will
prcecea Immediately to New-Fork, at
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-10-30

DIED, early on Friday rnorainc, the 2s.s instant
st Brandon, in tire county Of Wdllcsey, .gf,'e. m
diti Crsuss, The widow Of Ire late Phi6y Ludweii
Grynes, Esq.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-10-30

,u, al opposition for some time to come: We
o s'n rat with anxiety for the o'c'a uetai's OF
t, aa ;l, he perccvcd that the above accounts are
IL ""' .,.,.rv. Gazette.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-10-30
NOTICE.

yaNAKEN from on board a Boat. (head
Hnnt) belonging 10 the esfafr of Samm,l
soles. dee. Of Cqr,ersyfie. ONE DhG or NfCAr, sup
iysti ~ b. Two bushels.
The requested prove ls properly, sy char
ets and take 10 awsy, IL viii be dsait with fe las
that esse directs. wn.PtGC0It,
Oct 80. II
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-10-30
VAIUABLE LANU-F0r Sac.


an the premises will most pos tivtl, be sol I'M
: der decree OF Tie County Court OF NOtto-
way, on Moedsy, the 4th Gay Of November mex, If
fair Otherwise tie next lairdsy "A Tract Of Land,
in the lower edge OF Nottoway county, found d by
Nottaway ii er AID the Hsrsicone branch, i-g he
late residence Of Nathaniel NelIets, deed. contain-
ing by p late survey 465 acres, with considerable
wool land attached TO the same; comfortable
dwelling horse and necessary nut houses. u 9
plantation will wo.k G or hands 70 advantage
produces corn, wheat aud tobscco.
This Land viii be sold on credit of four eqra
annual nstalmcnis--the purchaser giving bond ard
security for each iostsment, and deed OF trust On
The lard to secure the purchase money
IS there has been one o. ~ odissppo'utnents, We
are now authorized say, The saIe will mott certain
BY take place on the day.
A further description is deemed unnecessary, 30
Il s presgnel tose intending 10 purchase viii 6rss
view H.
NBRAM BUFORD,
THOMAS CLARKE,
BENJ. SHACKIEFORD,
FRANCES FITZGERALD,
RlCtPD. Y. BLAND,
Comm siofr &
Oc.oJer so. son
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-10-30

We have heard that Mr.. Lowndcs is
to succeed Mr.. Crawford. and that Mr..
Crawford is to retire from the Cabinet af-
ter the fourth ofHMarch next.
Dem. Press.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-10-30
For SAIE

EUST from Philadelphia, TwoLIGHT
% CHARACTERS, with harness, eitter for Que or two
horses.
ALSO, y god second hand CARRIAGE. with dnubs
Harness. and Hunting Machine win b. sold reap, II
innedate, applied tor b. Mr.. Hoopers Coach
maser, cori'er Of i7tl and Streets, the Market
Ocf0ber &c. 4g-2f'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-10-30
DOMESTIC.

Ertraet efa letter from Hen''enla'' ~ .re.v-
10rieaus TO his friend in this city. dofed sepfem-
Der go.
ivan. ,hat since writing the foregoing we have
~ ~ ,,,st at srming aud distressing FIRE, which
.~,menced in the New Assembly Room, and eS-
,,ld 10 the New Theatre which, together with
hree entire and principal s,iNres fronting ON Roy
a; Street, have been entirely consimen--and nad
-. Tho ysini fortunately ued, NJ least one-half oil
o,,r civ would have shared the same fac"
"" Bah. Fed Gd-.
f,,nt Ii;l,srd arrived at Boston, left Ca'liz the
s,h September, and Informs, that the portuguese
tn, n, hattie ship St. Scbsslip. bearing Wee Adj
;r,i's flag had st arrived in sixty -four days from
nj, Jpneiro with the Princess Isabel and sister. The
so,oi,h lrigste Soledad, and "a guu-brlE, aecompa-
Ill ,l,,. "a The priucesses landed September S,
after being married on board, by proxy, by Count
Miranda.
There was no good -Four aaoat at Calz. and the
market for that article we'll iur rice a.d To-
lacco was expected 10 improve.
Com. Truxton has been commissioned nv the
Governor of PENNSYLVANIA, Sheriff oil the city and
county of Philadelphia.
Charles n. H,ll, Esq. is sid TO b. ap-
pointed Consul for Turkey from the New
England States, including Newly ork.-
Supposed to be in consequence of the diff
.icuItics as to the Greek ship Ierusa-
lem.
General Miranda has died in irons in
prison at Cadz.
Almost every British vessel which ar
rives in the United States, loses more or
less of her men. by desertion-the ship
Barbados, while lying in this port. lost eve
ry man that way; and others have been
nearly or equally as unfortunate.
Boston Paher.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-10-30
AEfRY SOUTYG LIE.

DEfRY SO UTSfG.f7'E,
NzI.LINER AID AiANrUA- AkER, (St';a-
~ q ted between tie two BANKS, L st. Richinont,)
ever thankful for the patroaas,- She receives from
the grateful immunity ia WITCH she lives. respect
ful!y iuorms the Ladies' and Gentlemen Composing
/, that Friday next the 25i INST she intends to
open a new and elegant assortment OF gsods IN her
inc of business, consisting of
Straw, slid and velvet Bonnets
I4sjies' and Childrens' u, aver flats
Caps, Turbans, Capes and Spsueers.
And grss, variety OF ot.er articles-aH OF the
new, It f. hoa.
eral terms.
October so. COLIN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-10-30

PEN1TENTiAtY, 10th Mo- 30, 1876.
wish to engage from SO to 100, OCO
FLOUR BARREL BlI.LErs. aud 10000 HOOP
POLES. 10 bedtiivrred here, the Rock Landings du-
ring the winter and sprng-fcr wicla liberal price viii
be paid. SAMUEL P. PARSONS, Keeper.
U. OCT. so.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-10-30
gregate result

There is little doubt but Terrell, Craw-
ford. Abbot. Cook, Forsyth and Cobb, are
elected. Eleven counties are yet to be
heard from, viz.-Franklin, Montgomery,
Madison. Bulloch, Camden, Giynn, Lau-
rens, Server, Tatnall. Telfair & Wayne.
Georgia Journal.
From the Newark Cenfmel. of Oct %.
The Legs. Fture of the State of New
Jersey. Convene in the City of Trenton,
this day.
.Wrzv Jersey Eiecton.-The recent e.
lection in this Safe for Members of the
Legislature has terminated as was expect
ed in favor of Repubicanism. In both hou~
ses there is decided republican majority.
In the Counties of Huntertlon and Mon
mouth, which usually decide the political
character of the State, there has been no
federal opposition this year. The follow
ing table exhibits the relative strength of
each party in each branch of the Legis.a-
-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-10-30
HOLIDAY & BARNES.

Sign u infers and Fancy Ciair-.Hcscrs.
Opposite the Virginia Inn, or Cover
nors tll having commenced business in the above line,
will execute any orders with which tr the ru
lie may favor thsm, with neaness, puctuaiity ard dis
patch.
hey viii keep constantly hand, clegsm nssDrt-
nlent of Rush aud Cane Scat CHAIRS oih SEEIEES, of
the Latest fasiianS AMI superb Workmanship.
Also, CRIBS, CRADLES 5c. Sr.
Der. So. 5Oit
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-10-30

In Bergen only two members Of AS
sembly are chosen-there being tie be-
tween Peter Sip, republican--aud Peter
Sckles, federal-each having 979 votes.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-10-30

Colonel Bouchette. Surveyor Genera; to
the British Commissioners under the treas
ty of Client. and who arrived here in the
Paragon, from Halifax. will. we learn. pro-
C, ed Immediately with the American Sur
veyor, to ascertain the true line at the
45th degree of latitude.
lPhH. True american.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-10-30

Averaging, ofcou~se, near n years round
CT MIR. Richard Cooke, of the Isle of Wight,
who died in his 9th year, left behind him FIVE
negroes, whose joint ages were $50 years-Iherc is
now living on his estate an old woman aged no,
WHO las descendants TO the 5th generation.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-10-30
IONcEvI1y

We have been favored by gentleman Of the
County OF Svrry with List Of the icng-lyers in that
county One is ,stouse.i AT this number al old per-
so1s, found ia counyS disposed to think, that
ia po'at Oh health, the Upper Country is not much
superior 10 the Low er Country, LAS beea sup
pGssd:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-10-30
,SKEJVUEG.

FOR FACTIOUS PRIN rS.-fNo. 6.
We are almost uauseated with the task we have
public arc satisfied viii. the proofs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-10-30

The Subscribers
H AVE connected themselves in business
under the firm, ofFR AySrR & BUTLER. aai beg
leave inform their friend and Tie public. at they have
tl,e stand Mr.. Joshua Brofro-s. AID i'm
Immediately fronting the Alr where they have and in
tend keeping constantly hand very general asorert
Il GROCERIES,, which they Ill sell Oh tire
inudating terms.
kI.SO-A very good assortment of INDIACHtSA. ard
n fe,s pieces of SUPERIOR GLASS WARE, which they
will sell very low, for CASH.
Simon Fr-ayser.
Joseth Bufier
OrfoJrr 90. 5o.3t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-10-30

III. L BE SOLD,
Am Friday. the 9Th November. II fa'~,
fiot. the fair day, the late resl.nee Of Joi
Drcwrv dee. of King William County, all Tie Seek. pcrto-
tim Utensils, Househo1 U kiehcH Furniture, Beds orc be-
longing the estate of said dece..s - Also. the present
Crop II Corn, lie delivered ffts gathers out OF
The field supposed TO be about ESQ hhIs
For under dolls. cash will he regnirCl-of dolls.
AMI upwards, twelve months will ~ allowed for bonds with
sufficient secnry to bear interest from the date IT not
punctusily paid. JOHN DREWRY, Aaa'r.
gfJclg Drelsry dee.
Oc,SH. Solids
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-10-30
FEDERAL.
REPUnLIcAN.

Making a republican majority of eight
in joint meeting.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-10-30

which place she expects to meet Madame
Lavaletfe. who was to sail from France
for New York, about the last Of August.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-10-30

Com. Truxton has been commissioned nv tho
Governor Of PENNSYLVANIA, as Sheriff Of the city anc
county of Philadelphia.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-10-30
Mn. GALLATIN.

The Aurora lays il down as general charge,
that II has been the system the cabinet 10 "ex-
clude men OF talents because they might eclipse
men OF medocrity and cunning % for the last me-
Ter could become rivals competitors for power''
that " it is the same reason that many others have
been appointed-and some were sacrificed "-For
instance, Mesars. Hamilton and Eustis, ,ghy were
they appointed I'VE answer, that however unior.
tunate these appointments were, does any liberal
maa suppose Il at they were owing to the ambitious
views, at which the Aurora gIances3
Then, as to Mr.. II. Smith, no sooner did "he
keep splendid table" ard was suspected OF as
pring to the Presijency"-tian he was cashiered.
What the Aurora now to say, that this was owing
to the ambitious system of the cabinet, when in
1911 it ascribed MIR. Smiths dismisson TO the in
t'gues and hatred of Gniidti,, alone But, the
fact IS, the Asrora is mistaken i'll both of his souti-
ons--lf you wouldknow the real cause of Mr.. SIS
retirement, read Colvn's letter of ISlI-It il with
pam we again touch this theme-but, il is the Au-
rora, who with unfeeling hand would rip up the
wound which time would cicatrize.
The next step in the statement of tie Aurora
brings us to Mr.. Gallatn--He too, it seems is the
victim to the cabinet system 1. because ne was a
man If taent,"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-10-30

Galstin, whose success in cajong every and eve
ry party IN the Country, looked the way and though
like Sextus " appeared for several years. live upon
the food of CamesI he suddenly opened his heart and
his doors TO the aonisent of the natives he a, pr, 10
the dyde, and the retreat which he provided in Siberia
for Robt. smith, was provided for him"
What Mr.. Galalin dismissed! lie too COM
PEELED tn retire " To Siberia I'VE beg the reader
To notice more instance of the inconsistencv of
the AurOra--But nine months ago, this same Auro.
ra charged MIR. Gallatin himself 7gith shrfukjne
from the Storm" MIR Gsllatin says the Aurera.
Dec. 20, 1850 had 'joJed the halcyon, but
shTiuic from Me storm, and retired soon after the
close of the sessionit is not Of very much conse-
quence now, whether his retreat was from cor
seriousness of iUcapacity or cuuning."--Thus, the
Aurora varies its attack, according AS il suits its pur-
puse-When Mr.. Gdhafin is to be attacked, he Is
charged with voluntarily retreafulg from the
siorm-When the administrator are 10 BE- attack ed,
they are charged with ambitious views in compel.
ling him 20 retire.
Now, what is actually the fact-divcsted Of al the
varying CLOSES ofthe Auroral MIR. Galatin retired
OF his own accord-and his appointment on the
mission to Russia male, because he wished It
and because he peculiarly qualified Tor tit was
nevertheless sub ect Ofregret that left tie rrea-
sury at that tines lar from his having been COM
PEELED or pursuaded To resign, every member OF the
Cabinet wished him to renain.-We all remember
how long the President kept the Treasury open
for him, and what contest there was with the
Senate on that point.
Yet such is the statement Of The Aurora i--Soch
is the respect 10 which his testimony is entitled -
Again, we say, Gentlemen, cherish HIN well--che-
rs' your States Evideuce-Fsr " he Is your kins.
man"