Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-11-21
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per 'hlS spring, 10 give publicity 10 few
observations on the licssian Fll. sta
'eu' among other things. iiiat it was NY
opinion, that the Fiv depoSIted lis en-
bryo OH the leaf of the wheat, and above
Tie surface ofthe earth, and that be-
iieted la.i seen them i'm the, very aci of
making the deposit, but being without y
inagnliylng lens, | was moi entirely GER
lam OF The correctness ofmv OPINION
o avoid tins uncertainty, procured this
summer glass of that description, and
from al least live huHdred examples which
nave critically examined this autumn,
can STATE, without hesitation. the fact is
as had suggested -The wheat leaf,when
viewed through this glass, is in grooves
along one OF them, the embryo are depo-
SUED, very generally in straight line,
from whence they are wa he'd down the
wheat to the neighborhood of the root,
or they may become dry and detached
from tleir position and precipitated 10
Tie root. When the embryo are first de-
posted, they are, singly, too minute to be
distinguished, hut witilarliiicialai aid. Z hey
are, believe, viyiparous. Their appear
ance is extremely muddy, and Grange
IS effected Dy Ike susienabce il lakes in
from the wheat. | will trouble vou wifi;
no commentary oil this fact but barely
observe, That the suggested remedy of
grazing, seems TO have some reason for
ITS support. FARMER
Orange, Nor lst, 1917.
Mr.. Goblet, in his Register of The
18th inst. is polite enough to speak y
good deal of hinseli, and io.inform Mai
Cartwright, and through him the People
OF England, that he is willing to serve
them IN the British Philharmonic G.
writes him. that he may "now return will,
perfect Sa'ety"-fo which Mr.. Cobbett
replies, that it is his opinion at present
that he " shall go home in about ueur
from tins time = but, he adds, "ifu rene
raj election should be effected. do not
know that may not 30 sooner"
~ the electors of some city or town shouI.,
think that they have tie power to choose their
Members. if they should see, at lat. that sfo.i.s
ana stones are or no use in the seats OF parIIa.
ncnt If they should see. that the gea rnj-ao
Ecntry are little better than stocks and sioneS
II they should be weary of takers and be desi,,
rous of having doors; and if they shonId only
say to me, that should have an eren clan.e'.
IN TINS case would 70 home immediately.
shall, III short time, offer myself IN distinct icys
10 me people or City in the middle of Eng
fanu, 10 whom am, III some degree Dle9peJ r
shall nave, as yet, no very sansuue hopes or
success. But, am reddy. Conscious a, T faei
OF my power to serve my country in the canaci-
tyof hember OF parliament, it is my duty to OF
fer myself, and to state specifically uhgI ,rjU
90 1t placed IN that capacity.
NO doubt this Office would be very ac
cepiaOle 10 Mr.. &. in more senses than
one. 1t might enable him 10 live i'm safe
ty III England. lie need not tn again.
as he has already done, TO the u. S.-But.
the egOtsm which dictates such passa.
Ses as the preceding, is inloIerabIe. II is
absurd, thus TO make yourself eternaIlv
fhe Hero OF your own tale. The Rerls-
ter would lose nothing of its dignity. nv
assuming little more m0deSty. 1t is I'M
9uestionably under the guidance of
man OF very great ability but there Is
no necessity OF his being the incessanf
lruinpeter of his own praises.
The edfcial list of the Appointments " made
Dy the PRESIDENT of the United States" cites
certain individuals, who are the Governors of
a 2Iale or Territory, by the style and title of
" His EXcellency," for example. III; Ercet.
Iency Lewis Cass," &c. His ErceHcpcy .Jo-
seph mcnlinn, &c. &c. we ask for infornia-
tIon, whether III their official commits Sims they
are thus designated; or in what way this Drc.
PosterOus phrase0lOgy has crept into the list
OF appointments. Ii is time to he done with
tnese anomalous distinctions, unknown to the
constitution, as well a. to the principles of the
Republic.
= The power of Russia is destined to be as
great bug beT in England as ever that Of
bonapdrte WAS. No wonder; her empire is |
one OF the most formidable which the sun ever |
s'!one upon The article we extract from the |
Liverpool paper Is worthy Of the most serious |
HeFusdl. Sir X. Wilson, il seems, has ,ygrned |
li' countrymeu OF The power OF the Creqf /
beaT /; be has shown ttam, hoc IN putting down |
an enemy ~ France, si:ay have contributed TO
'dise another IN the North. He advises them
power is To leave that OF France TO ~ natural
energies, BY taking off the irImmels which keen
uOWh Inc most important object in the
'ohucS OF Europe, will be Russia Tor years to
que. Inc questions to be considered will be,
What plans Of ACKNOWLEDGMENT will she onrsne'
'nd how are they to be rcsstedi