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Il DAYS LATER.

We have received by the Old Line sh::a
New York, Capt. Maxwell, our reguia,
files of Londoa and Liverpool paper 10 til
day Of her sailing, We do not discover any
thing of moncnt. The French papers had
full employ ment in discussing the suhicct
Of the remogal of VI dc Chatcua5ri nd
We have given an article respecting the bi
sinrss from the Globe aud VraSel.u Of the
ls:h ult.
1t is said that two persons eminent in
literature, and the personal friends of lord
Ryrnn, are engaged in writing tWo d ltpreut
lives Of him. They are both IN possession
"f authentic documents 10 guide them in
their und, rtahia1.
In tie IIousr of Commons or the 11th
nlt. IA bill " as read Il third lmte aud passed,
permitting the East indll Company to
import teas INTO Calada direct t ON Can
Ton.
A Portsmouth paper states. that about
fifty tons of specie lprt '"lPhii> gold bad
been shipped IN the SParr"a Hawk IL, for
the Braz litn Government. \ London c
ditor infsrs that the Brazilian loan had
been taken, bat the terms are 50 con
dllipuc,i, that il cannot III present be br"t
late the market.
1t was expected that pAililmertt would
I'D ourn ON the cath June.
Letters from Waraa" ofthe 25th ofMay,
give the fulIun nag account -" In seyeial
parts of Poinad there are we'll grounded
A~pprthtisions Of Il failure of the wheat
harvest. The cod and dry winds AT TN.
end of ApriI, and during the inst half of
hlay, have done great injor. To the young
cora. The fruit trees, too, have Suffered
severely"
understand that the Hen. +. G Stan.
ley, N. p. fson of tht Earl of Derby Nj.
j. ). Woriey il. ". p. son of TIA" mem
Der from Yai k%-l,irr) and Mr.. }. l.. benson,
81. Z. (son al the member from surrey J
intend 10 sail iias week Ton the l.. States ot
America. aus is Il nGw bat most llts-
resting and Important iieId for the ubsrrNa-
lions vi oar Senators.
lLipoYool Courier cCJ5ne 1G.
IoNDoy, Jane 14.-TiIc Austrian Oh
server ul the lst inst. contains tLr foil ="
ing article - We have ad,Icrs lrom Con
stautlnopirtDtEe l7th ats NntW I istAndInI
tie ~st,gnllion j. all IRIS - ar lily pr"
uuccd by the ittr Of RtnaH'0, tfr
Porte has dispatched several c%nnrlrrs L"
Buchares, and lassy 10 regnl lie the def
mite evacuation Of Nr!aatia and Wallachia.
The Turkish troops in The two priaciptli
ties amount In DOLLY three Thousand men.
The Captain PaclIa 5 lied ON re iSt "it.
through the b nd in~rl!es, into the Ar'hlPe
l4go. Nothing p|o,itier is kn"Nn relative
10 the destination Of his fert. II IS howe
Yer believed that he has orders to attack
lpsaro and ssainus. TUE enteThrts" VIII he
prrilous. yhrsr islands, os we'll liyra and
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Notice.

,F!IE cdpbanrrship heretofore txr4..e
between The sui z%cribffs, under tiss IN,
nj ROBERT MOORE & 90 is this ds,g dis
solYc6 by mutual rursrni \, ltn'sstxon IL
e'olic authorised tn settle aud close :9r bn.i.
ness OF snid colcorn, 10 whom hli pss1,ns In.
deiied "d' MAKE payment, aud ihoar ~larluq
elnima Against thcm VII apply fot paymeut
A. fOhEtfs0N.
ROBERT MOORE
Jnnunry 81.
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Jnnunry 3

n A ROBERTSON hhyiDg declined ian
sihefs, earnestly requests Nil persons ipirbl.d
10 BIN or 10 Ia n'aai eoncerp. to call and
b'Ille lltF HecDlntt. Aug 8 e.
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GREECE.

GREECE.
Letters fom Greece convey The arrepa-
bic intelligence, that the Turks, WHO had
elected a landing in Gambia and Negroponi
were renuised al the first mentioned ulae.
Win great sianghter. The force of ilys.
ses ~ Negropont was considerable. and il
was taliy expected that the utmost extent
Ut the rsi n the arrival of the Tnrkiab
troops would be 10 prolong the resistance
oil that fortress. The Turks are said io
have abandoned ali idea OF invading the
Mufea this %mmer.
INr lsuSatan Emperor, was experted II
warsaw, to TIE present at the Polish Diet,
ai'a Instead of going 10 the baths of CARTS.
pa1' II IS said the Imperial Autorrat would
hohnr tie snutlern provinces Of his vast
elhFlre VIII hts pre- stncr, and extend his
Notli 1" Astrachan, aud the Caucasus.-
ne Jenna papers contradict the reports
oi another interview between FRANCIS and
Alexander.
A complete confrfnatiun had been recei-
we'd tom Cape Coast, of the defeat of thu
E.ng'islI troops aud the destruction of the
officers by the Aslnntccs. Their amy
was etwre DiNcoNe aud Elmina When
the last cceliots came away, and il was
contemplated by the fotUrs fodh Cape
- 3" "u"''e' "'o'eN WI '''e7e
nf,rna,i,or ,
III. p,r;a. u"n " u f"'''n. "'' a '"N "
biob ,r,,,,, 800, '"o',"" '.,'s''',u' ,n'
,ariis.r ;n.,Na So, ~ '"' ~.
,hsn,J ,t'innI VI h,""' "s '''
nuf,r,,.;.,n 10y '"'y ~ ma
hay. ~, nI. :, IA - ~ ''''' ; va W.
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and a,aa '"e i" "'.u !" hoio"n
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mS.,'I I'a. a'. S:.1|.'i "
mental apff'a''''''' ana ''ot cons'ar'ed 81
1""'1o '','nn' h' '''' o'en "'"'f'' l" u
r'..a'. =" i''i,',' ''l''," W y" -
,.'cn'', ne hao m''''f" 9nolh'r l'a'f IL
,Ie '1''pf "a s'f p'it's'' ,!tas' I'sPet,''o
mr. oh'' par i"F '"e "P''Sru,'n. .,
,"' MS" IL "1't'' '' 9''o ''la' Gwen h'e
pe'n J"s,iy 'lea'.a WIN contempt "''a"s'
ne N".ia NOV J''n "nn' nm l"oul''y u
rfo'no5lae 'he s'''' "'!e'' anu sous
'u"' III" 'henn'S'"h''' '''a s,'o Tar u
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eess'a whatever business you may be en-
piuyri in.
Never let hurry or confusion distract
Your mind or dlspossess you Of srlf.coH.s
maui, 10 prev mi this.
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From the v. York Erening Post, Judy &c.
siN DAYS LATER Fl'oM EAGLAND.
The ship Diamond, Cap. Macy, aIrved
Mt This poltthi> forenoon from IirerP"ol,
bringing rs London papers Of the 2eth,
and. Liverpool of the 22d jnne.
The petition of the merchants of Lon.
don, paying far the recognition at south
tmerlctn Independence, h ii been presrn-
ted 10 the House Of Commons BY Sir Jas.
Macintosh. o. dis occasion, says the
i.igerpoDs Advertiser, " MIR. Caunins made
a statement Of the present views Of gov
eminent with respect IL south America,
SONS parts of which were extremtly salts
~f4ctor1 while others were not very intel
liEIa,e. Doe most important fact, however,
he disclosed, namrly, that ministers were
1T lengtb OF opinion thai they had waited
long enough for the example of SPAN :
tidt courtcsy tnWdf!s the mother country
had 10 further claims upon Us, and tinni u.
Britain was . ut fall lber'y IL a't on
hrr own rounscIs." Mr.. Canalug's views
o. this subject are supposed 10 have met
it'll some opposition IN tn Cabinet, par
t|icqlarly from Chance, Tor III ii, "hosJ
hi.h Tory notions are ho.ti'e 10 "srry HING
5ayogiug of lihrraI principles. Inc Man
cnes.r r Chambef ut Commerce had also
prii1ionrd in f,sor OF Recognizing South
\ nrricsn liberty.
Petitions lad been presented IN h9ih
i,ases of Parliament fr'n the Dtssenlers
against The TEST aud Corporation oath
Thatiu ia. House of Commons WAS sized
by 10000 indi, idials.
TIr ba 10 repeal the act for prGentlng
,,.,.o 49,, -, III. ..,,afrN uls. read - fjtl
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Superior A.aynD Oit.

HE Subscribers have jpsi received.
2uo gallons bet WINTER STRAINED
AMI oil
Nn OWENS & g, l. rEcKiE
Aug. CIV lu1
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MarskaA'a Sale.

!Npnfsuance Of a decree Of tbp superior,
court ut ehnnoerY Tor tho L. ncahurg d..
ir'et, pronounced on the 2ls, day Of Ms,
1921 IN The eni'e. oil Camden vs.. Clsiborn@'
III. nndrrsIerrd, Marshal OF the saiJ eonr,
VIII, on W .ursdny the is'of Sep,cmbo lie,
fore the door Of The Franklin Hotel. in ,La.
town Ut tynchhHrg, expose 10 sale, by u,av
nj l1b.ic auction, IN TITO highest bidder. for
enth, he FOLLOWING SLAVES, 10 ~ -
fope, Nelson, Lindsay. Phill, Wnshinp,or.
Margaret, Phoebe, Fanny, Queen aud Maria
together wllh the increase of The femeIs
slaves, II any.
VIII also be- offered, on The same teru,q.
aud in pursuance Of the snme DECREE, on The
same day, ON The premises, a ccua,n
Ivaet or Parcel OF Land.
Lying la the county Of Amherst. and ed;oio.
my the lands of Alicajah Camdrn. William
Stinprti aud others, and containing $40 acres
more or less. Should the day above mn
Iion"d be unfair, the safe viii take piece on
he nctt fair day thereafter.
q 3. HQopso9, NJ. S. &C. D.
AestHl. IDS
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.hN dEsPrlL.-A Lady WHO Is A. re'rar-
kahle for III" narrow rss of her intellect,
~ for the m%bouudrd extent Of her mental
r%nnccit, having occasion ~ be j,spirnsed
with - gentleman, whom che had failed 10
conquer either by bar r%efeonai charms or
mtulal attractions, resolved IN make him
suffer for his want of taste, by e%xerting %
yer hun the lash Of her imaginary lron,cal
pawcrs aati consequently, asked hun We
~ seriously an u certain drcaslon, II h.
could possibly suppose that she had ever
so FAR FORGOTTEN hefscfas 10 think fora me-
mrut Of ginning his dBerti0ns-t0 which
he replied ccftdinty nut for though not
Liind To her numerous and glazing inprr-
rcctiuns, he had never thought her =" ex-
e~ecaingly ambitious as 10 aspir" 10 such an
Elevation, rs u union With him would Of
course coufrr upon her. Still anxious 1"
as5eri her intellectual powers, and trini
uine fieeinaiiona, she assured him that slir
could mol only obtain II triumph over any
qensibIc ieiur ahc had uycr seen, hui that
ag 10 himsIf ne roulA with the greatest
easr. te,,i him r0nud her Humb. i%iraring
which. Ir nj once told her, he felt p%dfiicH
lu5f, Indebted for the informaiioi, ns he
had never before eDcn aH4Secifd that her
HtmL WAS 81 much nor" powerful ihau
either her head o. her heari.
CHatieston Courier.
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rRoM Tnf DUBLIN Stan.

Eiopemeat Eglraortina5y = 3iiattica of nat
inowing lie shorteSt eH from Hulitn 10
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Boilc Jeteern Spring and L1pgan.

B0Hlc beaScon SptiHE and Li1Gda.
The great Gghfbelnrrn Surfing aud Lam
can for E50D a side took place at Chiches
ter on the 9Th June, On n stlye six let
high from the ground, and twenty loua feet
s.loare, planhcd With three inch plark.-
Ltag,n WAS attended by Tom B"lehrr,
and lii- coubtryman, o'Neal, a fnnfh tn
nalIqbed mountainerr the former a5 49,
, ond. The batter rs bottle hnlter. Crhb
WAS second to Spring, and Painter his bot
lie holder. Both rten were brought mt"
the ing. Sprlns came forward first, tarfw
his Eat on The stage and Immediately fol.
lowed il. Iangan although second IN ap-
nearing, WAS Is ell received, and mounted
lie steps leading To the stage with a df4i
step, and going mp IL Spring, said . well
Tom, well see 10 day winch Is Tie best
man."
Lausan WAS frst stripped, and while he
waited for Spring tn perform ms tollet'''
he looked round with great good hatnenr
towards some III his friend, 10 "ilom he
nodded fnmniiariy. SPrlns BENG ready
his second tieh his col.Iurs 10 Tie tPptffail
ofthc stage they were blue, with a White
spot aud LaDsan's beiaS a BLACK h'g
were ned over a blue bunting. A u <
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EDWARDS AID CRAWFORD.

At the Last dates, the Committee of Ia
vesligaiion were still prosecuting their Ia
bors. A number Of witnesses had been
examined among whom were Mr.. Langdon
Cheyes, president of the u. s. Bank,
Messrs. N,h,le and Benton Of the L. y. Sc
nate, and Mr.. Edward himself Nothing
official has transpired bat ont II door re
ports say that Mr.. Crawford will he aequit
ted of intentional blame.
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be simple. vested in either branch. The

H.. simple. vested in either branch. The
higher and important power of suspending
the execution of the law, IN some CRIMINAL
gases, aud of entirely preventing IT IN some
extreme caaes, seems proper and necessary
Ia exist somewhere. la The great body OF
the people il does undoubtedly exist, bat
to lrtit remain there, would he tn leave 1t
useless: il must then be delegated some
where, aud IN no other branch can II
be 50 properly placed, as in the hands OF the
executive. BY these several delrf a'lons
of power, it will be seen what remains IN
the hands of the peopie-that that portion
is much greater than under our present
system-that the duties of the several
branches, under an improvement of this
nature, would be considerably reduced, and
simplihed, (excepting the cxecutl,e) land
that The lines of distinction between their
81, era functions, would bp plainly marked,
and consequently their boundaries would
be seldom broken over. That portion OF
the appointing power applicable to the oili-
GERS ofthe militia, is now vested in the coun-
~ courts, and in the executive. The ope-
ralion of this power as now vested, IS ex-
tremefy Injurious To the service, and highly
repugnant To Il representative system. In
many cases, commandments Of companies,
aud other officers, and placed over the men
in direct opposition to their wishes, cir
cumsiance very nearly allied to the slavery
and passiveness of a corps belonging To an
absolute power, which they are bound To
obey. In selecting the officers of the mil
Tia, the voice 81 the people ought to be the
only guide as well as in the selection of
our civil officers.
n Citizen of CAMPBELL
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RHODE ISLAND.

shN""" sh'''''S 20 sStHVfFt
On Friday evening last, meeting nj Tim
friends of Mr. Adams was holden nj Go
State House, for the purpose of organgs,
ton to promote. the election Of that gerll,
man. The meetiNg was attended by person.
trom every town IN the STATE, Westerly ey.
cePted.S Two discreet committees were
appointed---one at Newport and the Other
at Providence. A committee was apnoin.
ted in every town in the state, to core.
pond with the district committees. We
state this occurrence, in order that the peo.
pie Of the state, as well as the friends al
Mr. Adams in other states, may he assured
that Rhode Island is not unmindrnI Of the
crisis. +.prouidence Journal.
- This happened by mere accident. We
have been assured, on the best authority, thl
lirere is mol u single Crawford man in tie
town.
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-"e y9s-.'-
Mr.. CL4Y'.S PROSPECTS,.

The Louisville KY Public Advertiser,
adyeriiLg to Nr. Clay's prospects { the
Presidency, says--
"The fact, thc. NJ. Clay IS NOR cons;d
cred cGndidaie for Congress, in ne Fay
cite District, il conclusive evidence 10 ouI
mind, that he has no idea of being elected
TO the Office Of President"
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seen him, under Jefferson and Mad;.o, q
faithful Secretary of the public tteasnr, '''e
You have seen him representing m. r..
ty of your country, at one Of the first g..
~ Europe. Is II too much Ia reward ~,
distinguished man, with the Wee PREF .'s
cy of the l.. States ''''t
such are the men, whom il is no les -.
duty than our pleasure, IL present 70 -
People. "lG
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1'itf ~ Al E.R,
JOHN ". GREEN,
3. PiILlp y. NICHOLAS.
JOIN ROBERTSON, :.
PETER V. DANIEL, q.
JERAiAN BtkER.
ANDREW 81 ERENSON.
THOMAS RICHIE.
WILLIAM MISFORD
JAC9UELlNE b HAkYIf.
Richmond, Jnne l6, 1874
LIST OF ELECTORS.
William {. Holt, of Norfolk coi,utv
DIR. Charles H. Graves, of Surry.
John Cargill of Sussex.
Mark Alexander, sen of Mecilnny,per
Gen. John Purnall, Of Prince Edwan
DIR. james Zones, of NottoWay.
Maj. Charles fancey. Of Burkinola,,
Col. Joseph Martin of Henry.
Col. Thomas NJ. Randolph, of Albo,,,.,,
Brocken6Iongb of EirL, ''
John I Lomas, 6f Frede,icksLn,, "'''ono
Col. William Jones Of Gloncesl,r
Robert Shields, sen, of YORK
Col. Ellison Carrie Of LANCASTER.
Robert Taylor, OF Orange.
Isaac Fo>ter,of Fauquier
Smith Slaughter, of Jefferson.
VIM. Armstrong, of Hampshire
Arch bald Rutherford, of Roeku.pban
John Bowyer, of Rockbridge.
James Hoge, Of Montgomery.
Anerew Russell, of Washington.
Joseph II. Samuels of Wood
William NIarteny of Randolph
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THE VIRGINIAN.
rRikrEp Arm rusisisnEpfY
esIcuARD II. 1oLEh a JOHN u CONN,
Publishers ofdte Laaes 81 The o"ion.

n Tie semi Weekly papcr. Al 81, aud fhe
Wcesl, pa'er, al - pec ana,'h's i5'.abi,# II
a5,.an,.s No ,ni,,ct,, ,t,,a II be receive Tor
- time fhan ~ n1nihs and no papea +" III
h. discontinued thai al tie discretion ol the
E.litorl1 until ali afrgataaes at paid
r Advertise neais viii he iaseficd ut ~
..lts per squeeze tar less) the hrst tine aud
~ IL cents Ger each continuance Ihose
rstn dist nee irusl b. paid tor previous 10
their insertion, ~ the payment assumed by
some responsible person ia Isnehlmrg.
II CRancery Orders are Inserted Tor sih
dollars
NJ All letters addressed 10 the Editors must
be pnsf PAlD, or they viii net b. attended to
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-.AHe
OHIO.

Our intelligence from all parts Of TN
stale, in relation TO the prospect of Mr.. Ad
ans. is of the most cheering nature. IT.
number Of his friends is daily increasing
and We are happy To state the utmgst bar
mony prevails AS Ia the course that has her
pursued, with regard TO theElecteral Tch
IT that has been formed
National CyiSis.
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The foIlaNine note WAS found amone
the papers of the late Lord Erskine. .
Commentaries or calculations would he
impertinept,
To Ger. Uashington.
SIR-l have taken the liberty IN in
trOdnce your august and immortal rTamr.
in short sentence, which is TO be found
in the book send to you.
"l.have large acquaintance among
the most valuable and exalted c,asses oil
men but you are the only hnman hcas
for HON ever felt an awful reverence
" | sincerely pray God To grant a Iors
and serene evening 10 life SO glorionsItl
devoted to the uni, ersal happiness ct Il i
World T.'ERSEINE.
" London, March 1Gh, 1907.
-,.sAs..
LoutsvrLj.R, May o6 Letters la,4
been received al THIS place from 81. Lous
which state, that l.. W. Bog2s, at It'd
head Of a trading party among the O,a-e
Indians, aud a gentleman of responsibility I
had giyrn INFORMATION To his friends in St
Louis, that an express had he'd Couu
ell Bluffs from the Governor Of TIE pro
vince Of New Mexico, NascnZa anntnnc
lug his intention of visiting this country
the course of the present summer, Win
view Ia form commercial relations be
tween the two governments. 1t is furthc1
said that he will-b accompanied by 1901
men, for the purpose of negotiating
Through our agents. with the ladlans
the intervening country /; and II tb'
should be unwilling to come 10 terms
anity, the Governor declares his intentof
to chastisc them Tor The drpredai'ons an
nually committed by them on the Spans
settlements.
The Mexican trading party was tn h',
left Fert Usage on the 9th instant
consisted ut about 90 men, well armed
who took with them number of waRn
loaded with merchandise, 10 the value
about $4,000, and piece of ORDINANCE
transported ON wheels ;and it was believe
with strict discipline, the party would
able 10 yepel any attacl that might be mn
on them By the Indians.
."eGs.-
A MERMAID was brought to this q
last week by captain Owen of the b.
Otter, from Manila. We have Sfen III
rare curiosity, though we have got ia
The privilege oftouching it. 1t is IofHs'
in glass case, and of course, impaIpau
To the itching fingers of the curious
no one has asked our opinion on the e
,t;neness Of this curiosity, we are 'niO
no obligation to give it. 1t may DC
sal !, however, that it is a very q"etj"
Boston Courier
MIR. BOOTH.-We regret to -
(says the n. Y. Commercial A0Vtf'is'
that this distinguished actor was seq
with a violent fit OF insanity on Stature
On Friday night he played OtheIIo, ana
some passage is said to have been ia'l'
bly, fine, while in some Others it was n
by some he was turning the charaNt'
the Moor into bur!esgue. In the y
scene we are informed that he efth exc
ed himself But bef,re the drop o.
curtain, he e,rned over facing the aed'f''
raised his head upon his hand ana sa'
F." There, whdt no you Mink cfMai =
These circumstances were !u1Eea
as very strase at the moment; bh ~
ther notice was taken Of il at tue !i'if
About IL O'Clock ON Saturday he v"
the entrance Of the theatre, CONFER
with Mr.. Woodruff, when, suddfni5,
4. 4 L - !
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.yYcHBuRG, JUNE a., 1871
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The following note WAS found amo
the papers of the late Lord Erskinr.
Commentaries or calculations would
imperLinent,
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DOMESTIC.
LEGISLATURE OF NEW YORK.
IN ASSEMBLY. Nov. II.

At ~ o'clock, VIM. J. Caldwell was again
arrsigned 1T the bar Of the house, when the
letter, addressed by bin 10 the chairman of
the committee appointed to investigate the
Chemical bank business, was read, and the in
terrogsiories prepared by the committee for
that purpose were propOunded 10 him by the
speaker, and his answers given TO each sepa-
rateIy as they were put.
Isl. Was the communication DOW read TO
you written at your request
IL was written at my request.
cd. Did you read the said communication
or was it read in your presence before ii was
signed, and did you sligo your name TO the
same?
| read the communication before II was
signed, and did sign my name TO The same.
Sd. Did You address the said commuoica--
ton TO the hon. John G.. Tillotson, chairman
Of select committee Of this house, or did
you direct any other person SO TO addressit7
The communication was addressed at my
request.
9TH. Did you deliver the said commup;ca-
ton thus addressed, 10 the hon. John G.. Til
Iotson, IS chairman OF the said commitee
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-11-26
GENERAL LA FAYETTE'S
DEPARTURE.

CHARLoTTsyiLLE, November f9.--At an
early hour on Monday morning last, the AL
oemarle Fayette Guards assembled for the
purpose of escorting Gen. La Fayette TO the
county or Orange. Al 8 O'Clock the troop
formed line IN front Of Mr.. Jefferson's house.
Inc ueneral and Suite, after taking an affec-
uonsss iease OF Mr.. Jefferson and family, as-
.enueu .neh carriages and were in readiness
Mr.. Thomas J. Randolph and Mr.. " w
SouthaIl occupied Mr. Jefferson's landau.
drawn by four handsome greys. Another
carriage was allotted to the Generals sute.
ana neat Wagon for the baggage. At the
SOUND OF the bugle the whole train moved off
10 handsome style the carriages, preceded bv
snhil number OF the escort, and followed by
'oe main body Gcrdonssiiie vas the point