Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-11-30
GEN. LA FAYETTE.

Court House, on Monday the Isl of Noycmber 1924.
convened Ion tue pn'pose Of voting sor Electors oil
Iresdent and Wee President OF the Uuiied Stsies,
me following preamble and resolutions we've offered
~ Eumond Harrison, Esq. aud adopted with only one
dissenting voice
Under the influence ef the liyeliest pratitutIe ro
Tho services OF Gen. La Fayeue tho fully aware thai
merit IKE hs cannot be compensated by pecuniaty
gus, we nevertheless desire TO evince TO him, and
ms world, "a the only way IN which are able 10
10 so-the deep sense we have Ut his mers aud SER
vices: -
fesofred, therefore, That our delegates in ,I. stat.
tess''ure bs Instructed 10 use heir hest sfiors 10
procure vote OF such sum Of money to be prese1-
eu 10 Zen. Fayete, they in their wisdom and
dber0fhy may think proper.
heSofrea, Tina, our Representative in Congress- he
instructed 10 endeavour procure "A liberal grant of
Land to Gen. LA Fayette
Extract Of Letter from London Sept IL, 10 a Cor
A.. respondent IN The City Of Richmond.
my ttathmeni 10 France is founded ON ten wears
e~penence u you have had any uneasness AS To the
example your Niece might have when ia Caen.
you may now safely dismiss ii. Uuf.vourable impfes.
SONS ne 10 the conduc, Of the French are still found
10 lu force III London, bu, they rest ON no Ioun,Ia.
uon, or rather ridiculous, that the less we s,y
on Tue subject, the better for The credit Of our Coun-
uymen. The report you ha,e from me vii, he con
h'med by any EngIsh Lady who has passed som.
years III France, and had AN opportunity Of seeing
what simple and uncorup,ed race they ale In ii,
most every part except Paris
hlrrcan,e matters without being particuia,lv oros
porous, are, on The whole, good deal better thar
during The last three -four Years Tins no yevcr nm
Plies Chiefly TO England In Holland or Frsncerhere
are great complains Ut sIagnalion. Speaking pc se.
rally there rs no companion IN regard 10 the eyree
oil national prosperity Of Great B,aIain aud the oon,i
neu' OF Europe Hrre, increase of numbers addition
al buildings aud succession of n,,,royrmrns. b;.
among our Neighbours matters are in a ,,es, n,e,.
sure stationary Towns continue old fashioned and
'he farming Is what II was fly years ago In This
comparison, however, we ouehi,.in jnsuce, to make
que very material allowance viz ths our superior,-
" ~ The result oil oncuEienre or ,.iyanlsses .,.
As Mines, water communication, Improved Slachine-
~, extensive capital but as far regards ah,y and
achv'iy ~ the iniIvItusi, the French are ea,d or
very nearly equal TO us. 10 the case Of the female
sex, this holds very decidedly gres; deal of ga, q
| and ialour devoves on The French women in eyer,
class OF society, and ills interesting 10 III
zeal aud activity with which they acqnit ll,emsrives
The rumour, which has SO justly fallen under the
lash OF ii.e A!exardria Hsraid, is utterly untrue =
i Mr.. Jio,es Bmbour certainly did no, v;s;, ~ sLi
ton ''to make arrangements with Crawfo,J o MI
draw so THAT The Virginia electors could vn,. ~
another candidate The supposon is as 'ab.ord-
me whole story AS idse, as the Alexandra Herald
represents II 10 be-
ihe Boston Daily Advertiser concludes that nIr
Whine, an Eiecor Of New Hampshire. will Vol. cor
nir. Crsw,oid because all the N. IT. papers in
'a'o' Oh MI Adams, expressly declared before tbe
eiecnon thai te would so vote.'-The Salem Re-
gs's. asserts tha, g no cote OF N H. is mo,e certain
Tor Ms Adams, than tina, OF Mr.. Whire.''
Ts'messss-In The Nashy,llr Dstrice for Iaolsoo
25b9, Crawford SIC, Adams coz
:, .7f5ba'na-in Lawrence, Madison, Limestone.
rankn aud Montgomery counties, Tor Daclxson
1870, Crawford 6l3, Ad.nrs Az Clay 48.
With the session of The Virginia Legislature w.
Commence winters publication of three ume >
week. Oar next No., therefore, appears on Thur,.
day.-in the course Of month, we exDecf 10 iss,s
the Enquirer in an entirely new dress DURING ill.,
present interesting sessions Of the GpneraI Assemble
and Of Congress shall spare no eor,s 10 Law ,I 49,
proceedings ava erfenso before the bubble H., nh,
,ospecs, we shall attempt give as much I'M ere., 70
The paper as possible.
u The particulars of l.. Fayet,e's recep,on in
! FrederIcksburg-in our next ~
| The Proceedings Of the Citizens OF P,ipce Fd,va,d
-a"d those Of Amelia, shall immediately appear
/ Mr. Clay has gone 10 Monticello and Mon,nel;ey
city. ~ "'''
JJ we are authorized to that Mr. JONES of yort
d uee""e' 'e-eiec'on u the STATE Legislature.
Communicated.
hAhRiEDl-On Thursday evening last iv The psv