Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-09-26

occasional insolvency of those who permitted
to substitute, at The circulating medium OF the
neghbouring markets, heir promissory paper tor
the steglias money OF the state"
By the ship Hudson, Captain Champlin, from
Tendon, we have received the London Courier OF
the evening of August sth.
The treaty, fixing the boundaries between Rus
STA ana Norway, has at length been ratified
TAe rivers Passeg and Jacob will henceiorth
form the boundary
LONDON, August 8.
The Money ALarket-(From the City.)
Consols recovered yesterday from the triflng
decline experienced on Saturday, and left off at
- II, buyers for the account. The prices of the
her securities also rose, and were very steadily
maintained. A rumour was spread that our army
in India had sustained reverse, but it he'd no eff
feet either India stock or on consols. A letter
is said to have been received from Vellore, stating
that the army under Sir a. Campbell had been
destroyed, and the General himself taken prisoner.
This Is very unlikely channel for obtaining news
from the seat OF war, and the story seems every
way unworthy otcredi:. 1t hot known, nor
was it circulated a report, al Madras when the
Wellington sailed. The prices OF the foreign
market were also very well sustained. Il is said
that the balances in the hands of the bankers, and
the amount o. unemployed capital in the hands OF
the bill brokers' are large at The present moment
almost beg ood all precedent. Some OF the bank
land, no, choosing 10 keep SO much more than they
require in their own custody.
tFVm the Liverpool .{ercuy-Y, of August 4.
Death Of Mr.. Adams and mir. Jefferson.
In anolher par, OF our paper will be found &C.
6ult of the death OF Mr. Jefferson and Mr.. Adams
EX-presiden,s of the United States. The formel
in his nine. y-hrs;, the latter in his eighty
fourth year. Tie condolences both in the lives
and characters OF these distinguished statesmen,
and in heir deaths, are remarkable. They both
in conjIctOn with the venerable Mr.. Carroll only,
VINO sui survives, drew up and signed the ceebia-
ted declaration of independence in 1876 Adams
succeeded Washington, President, and was
himself succeeded by Jefferson; and, after lives iull
of years and ci hoaors, the latter part of which
was devoted 10 Tie placid and unosteniatious on
ioyment OF private society, enIvenel by the most
active benevolonce, both these venerable patriots
peacefully expired on The same day, the hfiieh an
niver sy OF tne.r country's independence, which
they had so steadiasily contributed achieve and
TO consolidate What more 81 orious, what more
enviable ;han life thls Dedicated TO the benef, Of
niankinda death rendered fearless by the consci.
business of having done good These excellent
men both retained their mental faculties to the last
Gas will be found by perusal of their letters de
cinins the flatering invitation Sent 10 them 10 be
present at the celebration of independence al
Washington having happily avoided, in grea,
measure, those lntirlltles and priva ions of old
age, IS hlch, in their mutual letters few Years ago
tley feelingiY and phlosophically no ped might
not daFken the latter years OF their existence The
letters to which ailude, and which our readers
will now peruse with feelings of respect to The
writers, Will De found IN The 2th .,lume of the
Mercury OF 1922 3, page 33S. Another letter
tom Mr.. Adams Exhibiting Ia an interesting light,
his religious liberation, will also be found in the
s,me volume, page 3S7. We regret that our limits
prevent us from repubshing those admirable doc
unels, and constrain so brief notice OF
two individuals who havvplived and moved an
honour to their species, and whose memoirs will
be embalmed in the bosom of every genuine pa,rio,
for ages yet to come