Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-10-07

Among other modes in which the citizens of this |
republic sought TO testify their respect and affection
Tor Lafayette, was the very unequivocal one, OF |
persons presenting TO him, in many instances. and
refusing all compensation, FOR articles of their manu-
factuie. Among the most conspicuous oil these was
MIR. Hurry, halter, OF Cba,ham-stree., whose me-
morable reply, when offered payment for hat pre- |
scented 10y him TO Laay cite, that he had been paid
half century since for all that he could do for L.,
ia, ette," will not have been forgotten-the General
himself will not forge, it-and as an evidence OF |
his desire, if he can be permlited,o remember his
friends, have letter from him. written at
ter The Brandywine under way, requesting tina,
MIR. Hurley, would enable him, 6y coasenting to
receice pay for his hats, 10 wear in future only
those oil his fabric, and giving an order, on thet
condition, for four annually--In mentioning Mr.
Hurley's name, We must not omit to speak of an
engraving executed at his expense, by Prudhomme,
and beautifully executed TOO, of Bolvar.-II is al
together very spirited thing, crediabe the artist
and to Mr.. Hurley, 10 whom it owes its exis-
tence. T.N Y finer
BosToN, Sept. 29-The President ayriped
Mr. Adams arrived in this city last evening in he
Steam Boat line, from " Washington, aod took lod.-
iugs at the Exchange Coffee House. We learn that
Mrs. Adams remains at Philadelphia, convaIescent
though not yet sufficiently recovered resume hei
| Journey. Statesman
The Lady of the President, who was detained
at Philadelphia several days by ndisposilion has
so FAR recovered, be able 10 proceed on her
journey TO Massachusetts. Nat. Int.
Tie following paragraph copHd from the Win
chester Republican 1t speSss with confidence,
and we hope it may prove<o be correct:
GeOrsiQ.--We have god authority for saying,
that the Georgia dilfep>hces will be adjusted with
out the interference OF Congress. For the pre- cent
Georgia viii be content with the land OF those
~ loo,
and a compromise with the Others will he left Il
future apangemen,. Our information comes from
the i,ghest sources at Washington, and may be re-
lies on. IN
The public dinner given on Thursday last at th
/ Masonic Hall, in Philadelphia, 10 Com. Stewart
was attended by upwards oil one hundred gentlemen
1t was (says the National Gaze,le) rich and va
ried entertainment, prepared with The utmost tas
and iberaiity, and conducted 18th perfect order AM
success. The ioasts were judicious and happy; TIA
music, both voca, and instrumental was excellent
and the reciprocaion of feeling between the Con-
n.Odore and The rest of The company equslled wha
his warniest friends could have expected from tn
interesting occasion john Sergeant, Esquire, pre-
sided at the feast, assisted by Daniel Smith ant
Edward Burd' Esqrs 10.
Mr.. Brown, American minister in France, wa
much indisposed in July, and obliged to have re
course TO mineral waters il Savoy.
MIR. Arlington, late British Charge d. Affsire.
is AT present in New York from whence he wi
shortly emt-rlS for England. The Baron de Stake
burg, it is reported, has set out from Stockholm, O
his return TO the United States, where he will re
sumo the duties OF his appointment, as Charge d.
AiiAires from Sweden. Nash. C.. Gag.
PUBLIC DEBT.-We understand that 6, Isl
4 006 dollars 81 cents of the six per cent stock
10 will be iiquid"ed on The frs, of October mex
a Warrants have been already issued 10 this amoun
D Tie original loan was authorized on tie I4th
O March, 1872 and amounted to 1884, 700 doIla
about one-iourth of whichit Will be- seen has pr
viousy redeemed. Pusa GQz
{ We lay before our readers, this day, a transit
ton oil he Treaty o. offensive and defensive allanc
perpetual union leagne and confederation, enter,
Into between ihe republics of olOInbia and CeGtr
e America in Guatemala 1t will be seen that by ii
treaty the two republics obiise themselves TO ASST
a each other mutually with their land and sea fore
= against Spain, and all other nations which may e
d hbit disposition hostile to !he interests and repo
e OF either; and IN no case whatever, 10 yield uribu
90 Old spsn or "a or pte,bGice ,er ''
e uePehuehce. lie contracting parties further BIZ
themselves 10 eXpel all Unauthorized settlers fro
re the Mosquito Coast. Provision is made for rI
/ hihs The boundary line between Central Ameri
= ana NoIomoa; and for The assembling of a Conrre
- " opportunities al Panama. The treaty is il
d portan az " IL an evidence of the unity of foelin
" interest," and purpose, by which these infant renubli
d are actaated and allied, Constituting bond of ami
d which promises to be intimate in It's character a,
( perpetual In It's duration. Nat. Journal.
II Gen. UtN:inson.--The Louisiana Gazette saw
: We are informed by gentleman from the Interi
: OF heNico' that 1t was understood, few days b
Il io'e he left there, that General WILKINSON. w
dead the particulars have not heard stated
The venerable Charles Carroll, of Maryland. OF
> OF The three surviving Signers OF the Declaration
Independence, attained his eigAty-ninth year {
the 2ist inst. His venerable compatriot Jol
Adams, will, in few days, reach lis aiinetiei
e year.