Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-09-02

stated At large. As they either had been or were
expected TO be established by the testimony. II
would be violation of the privilege conceded 10 us
as hearers, TO present to readers copy. or even
summary, Of this expose, until the testimony by
which isto be tested, has been fully presented 10
the Court
All we will permit ourselves at present 10 oh
serve, is, that its language and arrangement ere
lucid and able its statements had the appearance of
the utmost fairness and it's effect on those who heard
II, especially on the warm friends of the accused.
was exhilarating in the highest degree. Many con-
sratuiatiors were exehanged-many eyes glistened
and some tears were SIZED.
The testimony on behalf Of the accused then
began. &
APPOINTMENT BY THE PRESIDENT.
a., DANiEh SMITH, of Virginia, to be Judge Of
the United States FOR rhe Western District of Vir-
ginia,in place of Philip C. Pendleton. resigned.
appointment by the President. -ALYREp
CoNcLING, of New York, to be JUDGE Of the
United States, for the Northern District of New
York, in place of Roger Skinner, deceased.
Nat. Int.
Extract OF letter received by the Herald, arrives
at Boston.
"Of Milo, June 16, 1925.
Sc The Herald. which is in sight, was boarded
i'S noi"ihe io 6Teek man OF war, ana informed
of an action they had the l3h in which the Turks
lost stout rigate. and corvette; an English brig
was also blown up. The Greeks have driven the
Turkish feet into Gambia, and have them closet y
hiockaded There was battle 10 the southwark oil
WHO yesterday, bat they have not hearlthe result
heard the report of guns this morning in the di-
recion oil Gambia. About 10 days ago, the Greeks
engaged the Turkish feet, took one vessel, burnt
another, and drove third on shore. The latter hat
amongst her crew about so Christians, who were al
murdered as soon as they landed. Some had THEN
heads cut OIL, and others were stoned TO death b,
| the women of the i.iand'
NJ The interesting account or & IL recep,ion a
the University, and At Wrcion crowded out OF this
hut shall appear ia our next No.
~ The eoncluon of Political Dispositions No G. on our
| irst page.
MARRIEpl-on "Wednesday the 18th Of August, BY The
Rev Matthew Dance, Mr. UIliam C. Vsto1n Of Bucking-
ham, to The much admired Alas Mary W. Ncdiso Of Prime
Edward.
DIED,-on the 18th ul,- after .bor, Hines in the 7e.b
year OF her Mrs. Mary Clay wife ut the Rev Eleaz,r
Clay Of Chesterfield county.
Tuesday last, at the BeIIona Arsenal, Cant. u
| n. Wsirh, of the L. s. Army.
On the day ia this r:y, Mr. Ulfliasa Car,
| Kidd, native of'Abcniren Scotland.
- 10 Raie,gh, N o. on Sunday Evening" lat, after
icw days iline.s Il" bilious fever, MIR JOHN $. Ea6fa
On Monday morning, 18th ult Mount Vernon
va. NottH HeT6t'z, Esq. Attorney Law. Of Alexandra Il
the sudden aud unexpected death Of t, gentleman the s;.
IA which he moved hal been deprived Of valuable er,er
al the same place, on Sunday nigh 1h u Jane snd Ro
ne'f children vi the deceased the former g. aud th
is.ei years The unparng lu just hand Of Dnc Provi
enee IN us wise and tiir dp ensaon addition T. IN,
heavy bereavement suaainel by The death of an
husband has snaiolei iora The fond embraces dos Tim
"t"er these two irae Interesting and children