Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-11-08


Mslyina, years old, los lbs. distanced
Second day.--The Jockey Club Purse, of $3.50,
one mile heats, won by MIR. John Bakers mare
Rosabel 4 years old p l..
j. H, . ey's ay mare Diamond l. 2 9.
Third day---The Projectors purse of 500, one
mile out, won by Slr. Jno. IL Ote,'s BAY mare
Diamond, teatng Mr.. Terry's black horse, MIR.
Mr. Eibank's chesndt mare Malvina.
WAsHINGroN, Nov. 1.--Chisio pher Hughes,
Esq Charge dies Alfares o the United States to the
Netherlands, with his family, arrived a, New YorI,
on Friday last, in the packet ship Lewis from Ha-
vre. Nat. Int.
1t is one sign of the scarcity of current money
caused by the want of confidence arising from the
return OF so many protested bills from England.
that u. 5. Bank Stock has within few weeks
declined ) or per cent. in the market. TI5.
Steamboat POtonldc.--We learn, by aietter
from one OF the several passengers board this
boat. on her last trip Norfolk, that she encoun-
tered severe storm and very rough sea, by which
her safety was somewhat endangered She did no,
reach Norfolk until Friday morning. Captain Jen-
kins for his skill and watchlulness standing at the
helm during the whole night OF Thursday, being
knocked down more than once by the violence OF
the waves, received the LeaIty appreciation of all
The passengers, who considered themselves under
obligations TO his exertions for having come off
with no Other misfortune than pretty severe sea
Sickness among them; and at whose desire this tes-
timony in his favor is published. ID.
APPOlN FMENf DY THE PRESIDENT.
November 3 Henry Hitchcock, of Alabama
to be Attorney OF the United States for the Southern
District OF Alabama, in place of VIM Crawl ford
resigned.
Isaac III. Williamson has been reelected Cover
nor OF the State OF New Jersey for the year suing
and Daniel Coleman Secretary OF State In adj
dion 10 the ordinary duties of Executive NIagis-
trate, the Constitution of New Jersey devolves on
The Governor of that State the responsible duties of
Choncellor OF the State, making judicious selec-
ton OF person for the Office very important. Gov
w Is SAID TO possess in high degree the quaiifica-
tons toI the station, which lie has filed for several
years with great res pect.
NJ Salasar, the Minister of the Republic of Co.
lomola, and VI. Obregon, the Minister OF the Re
public oil Mexico, arrived in this city, from their
Eastward visits, day or two ago. TO-
.Fooem5er 3.--AIr. Gaillard, of South Can DINA
President pro tim. of the Senate OF the United
States arrived in this city yesterday in good health
The Wee President of he United States is we
learn, on his way with his family to this City
The Duke OF SAKE Weimar arrived in this city
Yesterday afternoon, and has taken lodgings at the
Franklin House Hotel.
Among The passengers in the Potomac Steam
boat, fom Norfolk, Tuesday, were Major
General Brown and Family, from yisit TO Fortress
Monroe. I'm
The following letter has been received by the
Committee, of which MAJOR Gen. sMcDonald was
chairman, who invited She President OF the United
States TO pass few days In Baltimore on his recent
arrival here. BAR. Pat
WASHINGTON, Goth October, 1925.
Gentlemen \ detention of several DAYS be-
yond the lime fixed my return to this CITY, after
my recent excursion, aId urgent necessity OF
avoiding further delay, had induced me, upon my ar
ilvai at baltimore, at two O'Clock this morning To
take carriage and proceed hiher imlnedia ey af-
Ter was IN the carriage, your very oblising letter
was hTst put into my hands, but being unaware of
ITS conie.ts, aud from whom it came unable in the
darkness OF The night read it, had that pleasure
only az ihe dawn OF Jay, and when already far ad-
vanced on my way 70 tins city HaeeI been a>s are
OF your kind invitation, at earler.1noinent,
Certainly would have devoted this day, in compli-
ance with your desire, 10 meet those of M fellow
citizens oil baltimore, who might have been dispos-
ed 10 exchanged personal greeting with mel re-
sre TO nave been deprived by The accident alluded
10 oil tins qualification, which hope sill toaenoy
at some future period.
siyeeiiaIng, from principles which appear I'd me
10 De correct, all public manifestations Of honors,
personally 10 myself, shall at all times be happy
Whenever suitable occasion may present itself. to
nnnSie with my counirymen, as one OF themselves,
10 feciprocaie with them friendly salutalion which
may be IN no wise troublesome to themselves, and
10 tender them my, grateful acknow edgments, for
Their liberal indulgence my public services
Such az: interview with those of the citizens OIL
Baltimore 10 whom it would have been agreeable, 4
would have been peculiarly grateful 10 me; and al
though disappointed OF it at this time cherish the
hope, that may hereafter enjoy il without neon
venience 20 them, and without diversion from any
public duties OF my o,sn In the meantime pray
Jou 20 assure the citizens OF Baltimore, in whose
name you have done me the favor to write 10 me,
OF my respectful gratitude to them for their kind
ness, and 10 accept the for yourselves; ironi
gentlemen, your friend and fellow citizen.
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS. a
We learn by gentleman from Ches,effo,yn,
that the tria OF John Corners has closed that The
Jury, al es about hours deliberation, acquitted
nm upon the force Of the evidence Of gentlemen
rom Millersbarg, in Kentucky, that gosners. al
ne lme OF the murder of Miss Cunningham in
ecii' with which hewas eEarged yas at Aiillers-
'trs, Ia their employment. We learn that this
'ase has psfsented singular instance OF contrarie-
> otProof OF he indentiti OF person. and OF man
lvoying himself murderer, and ofa Jufs being
'a2zned that sach an ayowaIw was untr,ie.
Bah. CIforie!e.
AGRICULTURAL FAIR Il
MANCHESTER, OFT 2s. The ANNUAL fair OF lie /
agricultural Society OF the Valley commenced in I
his place yesterday. The weather was unpronj-
ing. yet number Of farmers from this and the adj
accent repaired 10 the Presbyterian church.
when the services were opened by signing an ap- I