Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-05-20
Monsiear MorbIvd, and conielhplatcs return
ing home in the ship Meteor.

Tho eight Commissioners from the South
American province Of Guatemala, have ARR
we'd at Boston IN the schuDner Planet from
Honduras The object of their mission. our
readers will recOllect, is tn offer the annexa-
ton of their new republic To the go,ernm. I'm,
"f The United states. The objections To The
acceptance at such an offer are so strong and
numerous that the commissioners have doubt :
less learnt, ere this, that disappointment will
be the result OF their application.
Indications Of public seniimemt on The interest.
ing Presidential Question: Trenton True
American, the Newark Centinel, the Newark
Eagle, the Brdgrton Wing, and the Bridgeton
Obsrrver, Republican papers and the Treu-
ton Emporium, and Railway Advocate, pa
prrs without party designation, have all of
them expressed their conviction that Mr.
Adams Is the choice of the people In their res
pective Deighbourhoods for the next Prrsi.
dent So far as we know, this is the uncon-
certed, spontaneous and honest, expression of
number of Intelligent gentlemen, who have
no sinister motives TO influence them, and
who have come to the conclusion announced
solely rom view of the various presidential
candidates through the medium ofihrir public
iiVes ana services. fredonian.
| .Mr. adams in Pennsyipania.-At a meeting
of the friends Of Mr.. ADAMS in Armstrong
county, Pennsylvania, specially called ;ogrth-
er, an the 18th Of April, James .,fonteiM was
called To the chair, and .3,ifirerU .Sicrret ap
pointed secretary. They resolved, =" that tax.
ing into consideration the republican education
and nurture, the long tried public services, the
pdlltical and patriotic principles, the exemplary
domestic virtues, and the nnqu-stionabit.
talents of JOHN QUINCY ADAMS, he BE-.
recommended to the people. of Pennsylvania
tor their support at the next election for Pre-
sdent OF the United States" The meeting
| then agreed TO re- assemble on the 5th inst. and
to appoint at their second mprtng "a draurht
OF an address Ia the people of Pennsylvania
promotlve of the election uf Nj. ADAMS.
Franklin Guzelte.
At the Anniversary Supper of the Tamma
ny Society, of New York, on Monday evening
lasl, the following toast was drunk
Mr.. Cfar6-WiIIiam II. Crawford, the ia.
vorfe son of Democracy. Nine cheers. Mu.
&c, Hail 10 the Chief! MAT. Ga-.
BosToN, May I2-It has been inserted in
| some ot The newspapers that the passengers in
the schooner Planet are commissioners from
the government of Guatilnala We are re-
Guested to state that they are from the pro
vince OF Sr. SALVADOR, which separated from
euaiimala. formed Congress, and declared
itself tonfederated with the United States of
Norih America, in whose name they sustained
I tn" wari which, Gen. Fillisola, with Mexican
and Guatimalean troops, mate against Them
to bring Them under the Imperial government.
They prdceed shortly on their negotiation to
washington. Patriot.
OLD u. S. BANK-The trustees of this
hayf ifrIx L., a
that (agreeably 10 the decree of the Circuit
Court ofuie United Ststes for tn. District of
Pennsylvania, made in conformity with The
mandate of the Supreme Court of the Unit
ed States, IN the cause of Marx vs. Lenox and
others, Trustees of the late Bank of the Uni
ted States, in Equity.) they have declared a
dividend of eight dollars and sixteen cents
per share, on each share of the capital stock
OF the late Bank of the United States, pay
abb at the Banking House Of Stephen Girard.
Esq. III the City of Philadelphia, On the l6lh
gay otJ"ne next, which sum is the proportion
due 10 each share ofstock ufthe entire amount
| of funds heretofore reserved 10 meet uncL,im
ed Bank Notes of the late Bank of all dpscrin
| lions.
AND the trustees also give notice, that they
have declared IA further dividend Of the Trust
Funds of eghty-fOur cents upon each shar.
oil Stock, payable al the sanle time and place.
and making. with the preceding dividend,
the sum of nine dollars per .hare.
litter of the 18th instant, dated Queen
AIMS County, Md. says that the fly is com.
uniting extensive ravages among the wheat
| crops on the Eastern Shore. Whole fields.
1t IS said, have been devastated. Bali. finer.
Fine Iobacco.-We Learn that MIR. N. Grit
filth of Montgomery had a hogshead of 10
bacco inspected yesterday by Mr. Roderick
Dorsey at Smiths Tobacco House, which
soid for the extraordinary price of torty-one
dollars per hundred! fb.
WINTER IN MAY.
RUTLAND, tVt) May AFTER very mild
ana pleasant month through the whole of A.
prl,and the beginning of May, the weather has
put ON the appearance ofwinier. 1t has been
showing on the highlands for a tiay or two
and it is said To- be now about five inches deep.
THIS, however, argues little against the pros
poets oil agriculture and fruit, the ensuing sea
SON. unless the weather shnuld contiu,,., ,I,,,,