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FoR THE vIRGrHrAN.
Leares from my Unpublished LIFE.


Pi1ce dur Dames.
Ira0sI. WAITER Ladies coming up the
staircase. ma'dm.
"Well, did | cXolalm with deep drawn
sigh, which, # II had not as much misery,
had think at least as much wind in It IS
the longest sigh of Werter, "well." tho
there BE- not remedies for these mlsfOr-
tunes, are there not allcviatinns l. It even
90 that besct by disappointment N front,
aud most aagrant memory, which VIII
never forget, IN my rear, shall hase to re
sign myself to that arch comf1ritr, Drs-
PAR? Then, ia the Language OF Pistol,
"th.n. I4nc,fer taka all !" For hon, what
rould | do hut adopt the tone and seutl-
'ncnt of that most rgregious kind ot cox
combs, thu mlsanthrpprs tx the whole
world With my own faults; athlbnir to
t that miscarriage which accident and in
drvldna wees had e,asluurd, and tiuaiIy,
go thro' the world, eXehlmlng, amidst re-
ppated evidences of that kindness which re
levpS with open palm, and of that affection
which melts the heart, "Bh Love, 40
hahitant of earth thou art !" Yet, had |
| pnndered long on the mean sof a,ertlnE a
change of character so .rrdlCnIous, and il
was not until this moment that my good
genius Whisper, d TO nt that there Is sunle-
| hing vet in reserve for me; and II is the
| healing power of sympathy. 10 be seen
| in pnnt; to be- thanibcd m a corner, of all
! pthers The place for :, ntIm"utal reading =
! - gather around one a crowd Of snnbhlug
| listeners. NhO shall comp sslantfe the he
| go of 4 tale, founded on iaCt--iny soul takes
| fire at the Thought i viii NOT be ab,oiptr-
| Y miserable, will tell, and to crown tho
| " hole. | will PRINT. my octave Wors; will
! send firth to the world the Confessions ui
! a Philosophical Lover: ard then If must
be unhappy 1t shall be like a widow IN full
| blown distress; | Will be miserable with
/ drcract viii be unhappy IN silk aud
/ lace Stall not be pardonrd II take
| some additional consequence on slsrIf
/ " hen my grirls are known It's = striking
| tact, among the incous'stroclrs OF human
nature that gricf, unless ofthr deepest kind
never fails to sWcil the heart With emotions
uf piide. Strange Il il, confess, that plldr
/ should lu'ruic INTO those rccrsscs pall""rd
/ tn tde sable for,n of gllef and vt il IS true
and rot The less true thaI ! do mt stay 10
arcoun, far il Cor my own part,. Il acknow-
IPust II III my OWN Cast, VIVA itfi ~ "'''
pleasure in numbering myself among tonsc
who boast with Dosbcrry, that they have
had lossrs.' Aud losses haye had too.
Il have run thro' all that period Of Ille
which Is The season OF love aud fashion, and
! ha,e brought home no cargo mr. even -
hull thai Is sea-warhty. Does not IN" r"a-
der understand me- Ia mean that have az
rived at the age of thirty five. and hfttoh
without SUCCESS IN that business tor whIco
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fef TIC.


rr,.tssgfon .3grk 10 The lrllr"i Z
......,,,.,, uf = Transaction winch, on -
.f.x la.t and sin y, has excited consia
s4,bl, srn.ailes in us eity..has h"ea an
,l,a,,s,l h, III frsals Of the par'rs, aud
80, of c.ars.. hr implicit, relied INN.
" ba,e onl ~ aid 10 IT. thai III" dlhrf-
ene.. tins adlustri Is supposed I" nav =
ron out ol combinations nicely pnln-
cal: t''"' -, ~
:. On Saturday, 'ae 9th APfd, al had
80, fan, o'rlnck. % meeting tsok place he
,,,.sn Nlr. "a, q Mr. Randolph "pna
= cali nft the fnrnrr. ~ consequences 81 Ger
tain exprrSslnns used b. IT, Litter ~ r.
cent debate ~ thr senate, wnch
Mr.. Clay considered offensive, and applied
personally 10 hln.
81. Raadnlph WIS attended ny 'ei
rarn,lt. nf Georgia, and Nalor Hamilton,
of South Carolina. Mr. iay toy Genfr1l
1esnp. offhe Army. and hr. Johnson, OF
Iousiana.
The parties met on the 9r nnd-ex
changed sanlAiions aud iook ih"'r stations.
the pistol Of Mr.. Randoph, winch vas
suspended by his SIDE, went OH. IL was
per,,i, ID 10 &c an accident. aud 80 pro
nounrrd ny VT lay 'lln,i''"' II,
~, ''iJ' ,,,,,.d ', ,n ., ap' 'uo',l add
80 ,.ll,nna,n C.i T.,to.lI tb.n
ST.. 800, :, e. In, Oh .e,,ed " S,r IN.
fault IS ,nipe hr Randolph protested A
INST thr use nf the HAIR Trigger II W.
~ my express instance the hair Has
sltang" Ahothrv pistol "a, IN Mediate.
| h uded to NJ X I'd lph-Ths parties
.',,n'd n, .r,,,,n. nd ,,cb,ngra
.t,,.ts ,th.1i ,H,ci.
I,,,,.d,.,.l,. ..u,r IN. r.nort or ,nr a..
.,l,.,,.,a I.,t,.U ,'d Tern. Jrsnn
y. gro r,l,,d,o,, Cd. B.nton. Of ul,.oari.
"a. go, md n,,t.d 9th VI, J,npson AID
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mortal sonors--For tie army, '-oafies Z
IN ding glprirs, and for Their Gun >
f.thrh alhes and srst m lr,suds - 81
nv, ihem.,rrs Consideration, trlen Iship
slD,rD.tt and vrnrrtil n-=Emhrae ~,
and ~, 10 thr,n, Comrades, You has'
been ,no.e fortunate tnan Nr-yon ha'"
slvAys had M enc ~ IL eek y "a hasr
alaa,- found in--you have Away con-
quercd him Our prayers have atten ed
you in every sIruslioo--aod Knowing that
ga we're lead by our father, by BOIL
VAH. We never duubird nf your slafy -
, o,nr eafne, and rnjoy the rec omPense ct
your lrlnmnhs ~ lhr arms Of yong brothers
FRI nds, iatnrrs aud wives.
tStgrd)
MARIANO MONTILLA, Gen.
True copy, March B l816.
CEPEDA, Secretary.
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Il FRI VIZ GIITIA3f.
LYNCHBURG. APRIL 20, l82G.

/ mark. # h. had Cnnfi8ed himself to win
dCaiinn Of hi- public conduct without turn
! lng from his path 10 glse rs SIDE wipe a.
! he PASSED Although W. object To sever
Al pf The doctrines he bss lali dowo, aud
y, THINK can show them ~ he nnfanndrd
like IN rrason and political ,slire. W.
.s..uld ba,e left them means red belle,
Ing that thy cnrry % iheir face their own
rcfutatisn But sipee he has charged rs
with an act If which his IN good srnsr,
~ well ~ the whole cnnrs" It our conduct
'nwards hrn, ought To ha,c admonIsapd
nun wr were not guilty, aud mad" nnsnu
IONS alike ungourlous and nulnstlliahr,
wc conceive Ourselves called on II reprl
me one, and 10 viudlcate ourselves fram
the otNer.-The Chdrge is that we have
urnloai singled him out and attempted
Ia hold him np to public odtum" for his
vote IN the convention bill. Col. Goggln
i. misiaken.-Wr did no such tbng. In
pursuance If what we believed 10 he a IA
cred pnblic duty land Cnl Goggn's own
course in relation tn chanCelor Brown
furnishes an Instructive example, which
we shall not forget, that public du.
ties must be performed. ut whatever bod
'''j w ny '" F"' N""'' VI VIM
'''''''''" u w . ,''''"' N.Y. W. 80"
''' ~ J'''' ~ ~" v, '",I
tprr IN relation 10 the Convention bill. and
illustrated them ny reference 10 other facts
On" # these facts "as. that il accorded
with III. principle, of he oil federal partyto
W" W '.' "''''''s " Wv P'"P'' an"
'"S' ~ ~" "'''''' '''' ~ Wv s''''s '"v
rrop',' ~ - free = Gu rter ~ the wind"
wv "'""'','" ,,''N 10, - ''I''""s i've
votes EN.o oN ''SHls u PB'" 'n' oo''oh
az W. J. ~ nv "''''' IN ''''' 4" 'u'', '"'
'n' ''l' 'o'i''t'''ne n'' sfoS' % 'ot PEI"
P' W. ~ ''h'., w '''" qua 'o', -
""' "'.o't p''" ''''s 'S''.'' u' i''o''
,'S'''o 81 WAN" ny "'S''"E M VT
/ ''SN''' W ''''"' ''.''
E VIZ" MS anu 9o""'p nav XIV ''' ~
gum ~ S'fo er''''r '''tt ny ""''ls more
/ ~ 90 =, oo' i''' II o''' '''"'i2n o'1
! ",'n Su!u'to,l! d''"'d'' :" nave warrant
lu'' ihsl'du "' '''u'P'lR 10 nom ''i'
''%Hm mp ~ Puo'!' 'aiah' "tehPfea'iA
,',d IA we "n,nl''h 'hr h'mnrss WIN
"nl'h IL 2hh'f'" 10 t#' PTucVeS "i led
'r'"si, "pen :" ~" Neft l"Nhd hardy g
! h"uEn Ia own Tue apPfldtlon Except
| '"'H '"''' ''"' '"E1i' ''"'a' VI nv L.
E'''''It WV III ""' oPhlfp' nov oo'S IN
|'N,'Plohap'e, ho' h'tnly PraFrNotihN !.
ana were II nor mat ms s"nJrct would
again come upon thr carpet, or II he could
o induced 10 modify his Opinions IN rei'-
ton Ia Il, We should b. glad to STE hlm
AGAIN on the h""r. Ills course towards
JUICE brown was marked ny FEARLESS
ne, And independence thd ought always
n = n -
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.Ed''onn' Roua.-The Engineers who
examined the three routes for thu National
Road between Washington and New Or
leans, have made solamiaous Report tn
Congress 1t EXPRESSES no positive opin-
ION as II elther OF the ROUTES, Though it
gives deelird preference t. lhp Middle
ana Western routes o,,r the Ea,trrn.-
ne probable distance NJ tn Eastern route
~ ,"t c"wn At 1886 mirs-that of the
H'a'l at ll0t--ind that of the Western
|'l ~ by which II appears that the route
ny hs"ch6urg is the nearest.--The extent
W." N winch materials can general, be
r"c'red ~ estlm,ted 1t $40 miles on the
mss' 100 On the Middle, aud 7aO on the
Western.
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Eioal me Bdinmor. .lmericaI


oil the tail at IL castle OF .ilho-- aud ~
D" arrival al fhtlaarlpgit, direct from Lnt-
gres, we have confirmation OF ipc news.
This event Is said 10 hl,e taken place IN
January. hodll was making prep ralluns
u embark Tor Eu,ope. A.rcrabl, 10
the accounts I.ceI I'd M aad bn, 900 men
VIA uim hen he surrendered the Cas-
lie.
H. hr q lite f last evening We find the
following oinciai cumrnls, detailing tnr
fall ~ me caslie, extracted from Carthaa -
pa pages 10 tHe 5In ult.
TRANSLATION.
Termination otthc Uu.-- The Grner-
4 commanding ne Department. has rre,ls-
Al ny the posi- ttpm the islhuus ui Pana-
lid, Whch arrived N the port on tue Sc
COMO INST tue lalIo0mg lmpor,anl notice
hYuouc y tolombtd--Iie4d Qualiers,
tokro BELLo, tob 2G, lo2b.
To the CoHmaa4tas bea,rm at Car.
MtSt"d-4 ae oouniondeI IA cnIrl ol ~
aDny To- ore = liau, The 1cellrut bruhoi.
omtw oaaa, la.a !tu.t oated lnr I'D vi
JANUARY, .anlen | ave Just lrorurd. III
form, me - IL. loau up Il cit
At O'Clock ou te nofnius Of tue
2od ut J'nan5 our rroel,, tom pp~,es,Ian
OF Ga, f,t.r,ss al 1. ALA, n#.,,. ,...,'
x.ouI hrrl,i ann, ~, ~. o,,.,,' -.
y u0.r,., nf bhr',,-,,. 81, -.
nor h">ae @arfrnderrd apon ctpuohtfon
NIiich ". at,d,t hdAe "a, 1000. UI trtn,in,.
hik {" yop, together "l,a oiiir, Il cuntnts
~ 500" A. tlrA alr puslrd Al ..re,rn,
II. prrs,,l, -, tl,ne ana IN. n,,.L.,, -
bas,r,ru- III. .s,iI,,,..t.fo. $780,.
t.,,.s t,'an n.,.,..u,. -. ,.,'.. ny "
M. ,r,on-13a.,, aims ,l.,'. ',,'o ~ ~
p,.s,,,,,, MI, 90, -, -
taunpl, a. so,,ru,n.,l MI I..,.,.,,', ~, -.
n ..,r,n, ,...'.'t, ''''' ~
grr.lcst ,.rasnIr. b.r,g .,.,o.,., rn.i -,
b the tr,a.,aalI.n. at Ih..N.,.n '''' u
ltr,n.na IN, ..,.,.t. ,.o =, a.,Ia.
that goa I'D, rlrcn.t.r il Al Ia, N,...,sl,.
n, auu Ia our fIl,nuA ,oI,nl,.s
Id n,s VITA ,1,. -.rr,t,,t oI.. ,.pr.. H..
caus. IN, surrender Of aIl.a cr',,.. -.
eplN oI Cotsnbt, m ill., hr,d ~ ham.
Gad p,eser,, ,ou ,ar mao, ,..,..
IASt.l.I. $40. ,<fa'1'I,n,
TUE Iop.-s..,,,l,.-e,,, ,I,'.''''. -.
"a. ,r',.r.llA ,.,'., 'u' o %
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CIV. J7CKS0S III. Randoipb bns pub.
hciV d,rfafrd has differentiation 70 support GsH
Jaekssa too the nerf P5ssidsucg NJ. Riirhis,
( r. raaunt NIP he a"oeini-Ou,) has arrTred'
hai 3" epms Wbm mag he (ths GensfaB tcii
not bs PIT hors dn combat 80 aud III. G'ie'
has rtromneudsd b. HiH Clinton H5id your
breath aWhHe, gtnItmen ; n sbgf yet aRs IN
pm on YDur iOckg dr,sez, and muunt gpnC Ro-
gtuuHffs Befofe III tImy Grrtre#, rhteh nee
hope MI h. PET II Until 1N,r he dog days,
ms The Eugyirtr 0ret gnggtsisd 10 oue ~ ITS
corrcspo4ds pis, " duhl fbs id's Of Dfremher, }
We crpsct 10 hare commonplace hook, WfH
Hfppitd NTH curious aud iusfrurtirf eIitnfJ
from zg1,drg eDreebrs. tdiiori0i remnfks q e Or.
rhirb rH s5oW thu y. Us hOorfa8ffts, love
,oou grolr, roid, n Is mt impogub1s far Hate
~ 10 He Sdpis Ne trpsU 10 taI.f snpdrJ
Casaos, " On Ut hip' during the pfrf PTe"-
drutinl rum digus and, IN me mfnn time, He
,ule,ld n prrD0rr and ppbib, for The beHsht NJ
70 scieiniDus pohGriaps \ D,s,tria. on on tie
best mode Of turning Political eomerset',
without rendering doubtful our Patriotism or
Honesty. Q - 4, ws intend h@ work 10 he
chef d'ouvrc If the KIND, any h'Rs a6dt be
thaglfatg rrc'ired from hose uhorf Tong Prac
ice has alnde them masters Of ht art.
TIE Duel. We inset the Official ac-
count of the Duel hetwrrn Messfs Clay
and Randolph. Both gentlemen acted
it'll the greatest .alof and he incest non
Or. We would 4dHoDIsh the " Washing
ton Telegraph" thai It's remarks on this
slhircf, r.. uuatcpsssry 10 say 1hr leas'
off, a harsher term would not be map
plirablr
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ovGREsS -Tp.rS :. nothing ~ ,,frarr-

covGREsS - Ti.rS . no's'nr - ,yfrarr-
dinarg thtersa IA n iaft pfoestdtHa5 u Com
a s., aai &C. Hs6tfers roget the / - is4i rt
b1r nj foom 10 deta4 mem. TIE Panama
N.si74 lsp4dsr discussion 10 m Ug.ss u Re-
rtaptatires, strerdt spseches hang atreadg
" hrsa Tn dUh "a 81 drsUsg h.Ifners pro
ald ean. mt afcd foe n, hpae mark. and
marg mars ~, parug for the Wnr u rosd'. w.
lops I nil not, Ike late debais, md ~ n
90 row
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-11-17
OUR TRADE WITH MEXICO.

We were correct on Thursday, says the Phia-
ddphia Gazette, when we stated that the cargo of
tie brig Delight had been " confscated'' by some
d the Mexican authorities, appears by The fol-
bwing extract from the letter OF the Supercargo,
fine original Of which has been politely loanei
to US.
3" SIsAL, Oct 1Ith, 1926.
" Before you receive this. presume you will
have seen my letter of the 9th ult communicating
The seizure Of the brig Delight, in consequences Of
the want of the Mexican Consus certificates to the
invoices.
After the seizure of the Desdemona, heard
tie decree Of the JaeS de la prinera iasfancia,
which stated " That the cargo Of the brig Delight
from Philadelphia was co,ltiscoied for not having
The invoices certified by the Mexican Consul"
nmediately appealed to the Juez de Ia segunda
l'sstancia, but yet be has not given his decree.
and il will take o days before he will Should he
coincide with the first Decree, will appeal to the
iuez de Ia teyeera ipstancid, and If he also CO.
iicides, will send the papers TO Mexico
1t will, we presume, not be necessary to prose-
eute the subject any further at present, as we un
serstand the gentleman who visited Washington 10
sy the facts before the Cabinet has returned with
packet directed TO Mr.. Poinsett, Minister TO Mex
ico, and which is understood TO contain positive
Instructions persmptorily TO demand The immediate
'estoration OF the cargo Bali. finer.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-11-17
ELECTION.

By the steam bost Mes fhilsdrlffia, wbirh ar
rived last evening frorn Aibany-,se have received
returns from eleven additional couniieg We have
now partial end authentic returns from thirty
three conniss, which give AIf. Clinton a majority
OF about Iofty-six hundred votes. There remain.
tweliy-one counties 20 be heard from, " HEB gave
Mr.. Clinton majority in 1924 of upwards Of Sc
ven thousand vOtes. Should Ms. Clinton hose
the whole even thousand votes in these remaining
connies, lie Mill then be elected by handsome
majority. ~: J.. u. .5dg
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Extract of a Icfter from Heyhimer.

ETtTdct Of fcfter from HelifimeT.
In Hv,kimer County, Rochester his ma
Jorny OF or 500 senatorial majority 80.
- MIR. Hoffman j. re elected with = majority Of
900. This large majority is owing 20 his decided
opposition to Mr.. Adsms! The Republican As.
sembiy licked is elected"
Ertroct Of a letter from friend.
Duchess -" Old Du chess, sou see has come
out as expected, and elected Oikley to congress
over Mr.. Pendeton, IN spite Of the support OF the
American 10 the latter gentleman, who was a
regularly nominated Adams man. OSkley's
talents ere an honour 10 our state, and though
cannot approve Of his past political course, look
upon his present political views in relation to the
national government very sound. Mona j. 4
better friend to the rights Of our state govern
ment, or looks with more jealous eye upon lh,
encroschDients 81 the national administration.
think tie administration prints can hardly lay,
the face to claim him, for he is known jackson
man, aud was, aOt long ago chairman Of Jack
I son meeting.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-11-17
FXECTJTOH'S SqT-I,

"a ne SOLD II public suction, Monday the let Of
~ J"lay next n ff. ohsrwir the nest f8ff dsv AZ The
pin'auom called RETRE4T in the lower end o i,o rr
gy' "o'r MY ihrte ia consisting &c mem women and
5n"dfen ani a the bsr rcfs'ua estate e Benjamin OEee
~ Ire snd r""sonj consulting nf sol add kitchen
y" mi"Tt plinson utensils carpenters t0ols carlisle suns
new copper stu toek Of husss, o,e shcr2 hos Ae For
az SUNS "ve' ten dollars, fevs months tsci willie SVEN
cash. ~ go. s'"i
az The same tme and place, ri fohy.one ,isye, will he
"en yh'' ha 'ht ratdi1n 70 sbh ahnut 200 bu,h,
"heat have been seeJedJ will be, 81 fpr Tie enine
BENJAMIN BRAND,
=. - fSoi. Of n. Oiyfr dec
very good quality.
NJy. ~ A. I'll.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-11-17

Z" The prospect Of he Southern States !. EVERY
day becoming more gloomy. l see that in Ken
'ucSy Jackson X opposed tie ground thai ne is
untavora6i- 10 the - Tariff hich j. haupjna
IKE milestone aboa! the Southern country. Did
you ever thlnk To make an estimate of The pro.
auctions oil the STATES South OF the Potomac not
me custom-house returns only, but the millions
sent coaslwise also, TO swell the exports and pro-
h's OF The N"riiern cities: The South j. in
COZ pete state OF colonial ,isge and there.
as The West Is joining the East, il must remain.
a'n sorry to and such characterization to look this
question IN The face. | sure it " oud lose more
than halt lis terfors, if properly investigated and
II Is by no means improbabe if the truth were fear
iessiy stated that some part OF the burden might be
emUveG."
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Ynuinrsl,iiIe E.r R.rt

VIZ subscriber - d,srou Of renting for the cu.uing
Z year that well known establishment called + .yor.vl -
ano'rI about 25 miles from Richmond, The property for
REM - ram wih good dwelling house aud h6u,r.
fehoie, Bit-ksmfths shop Whcelwris's ,h,,. T,,l3.
mop AZ excellent manufacturing MIL &cec The s,u dion
very healthy hy brother bear the spot will rent At TO 1ny
one desifous "i ieutIng, or l siil ny.tif.
NV. ~ 0''ri"'"' OoiI'nou
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-11-17
E.XECfLT0-RIS -S4TLiI

E&ECOIOR'S SHLE.
MILL be snd At public suction, Tuesday the 2Gh Dec
W next tor Otherwise the next fair day, the pisn,a-
ton called UNION MIL, in Alben,srIe eoon,y, about
we've siaVes con'sius of geD aud children and al
The oher personal estate u min Oliver de-, 81 ne ali
plantations eon'l.ting of hvuiehsd ard kitchen furniture
ranatn utensils, stock 81 horses, sheep. ds, hogs 81,
for AZ suns over ten dollI tveye ouihs cteiit will
ssenssld bonds With approved security u'fed uer that
sum. cash.
out .ndte plant ( which sevent, bushels 81 wheat
have Deco sseied) val be rented lor The en.ung
BENJAMIN BRAND.
E1Or. of u. Oliver, dec.
n D. Amoutf he articles 20 be sold the following viz
board, &C.
Nof ~ u s.ls
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NV Yong. Nov. 10.

@'ffF VI AFIFs u
Unofficial intelligence las been received from 2.
counties, which give 10 Mr.. Clinton an aggregate
majority Of l44l votes. In the same counties in
1924, bis majority was 1916. MIR. C's majority
In the ) ate, ai The last election, was upwsnI Of
10000. .yrc. .qdv.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-11-17

1|"te ana important from Colombia.
by an arrival AT New York, from Porto Cave,-
10 gentlemen al that city has received a letter
from his friend al La Guayra, dated the 9Th Of
Octooer, communicating The important ia diligence
that Paez is reiracip. his steps and thar the n.r.
rec'ionary movements in Venezuela ar. about to
suoside OF their own accord, without, even the in
reference of the General Government The AIer
camille Advertiser gives the following extracts
from the letter.
LAGUATnA, Oct. II.
- Great changes, and FOR the better, have taken
place The leaders and promoters OF the faction
are, by iieir recent acts, convinced that the Peo-
PIE are not To he ruled, or even urged into ciuiI
,cdr, and that their devotion them is not 80 alb
soiuie as, IN the fist instance, their vanity led
them TO suppose. At the meeting OF the PeopIe
called by order Of General Paez, upon his arrival
at Caracas, it was resolved to discharge The far
ces raised TOR defence, other ptlypO~eS; that a
deputatIon OF three of the most respectable men
oil Caracas, he forthwith despatched TO Bopota,
bumDly to represent the wishes OF Venezuela; I'm
snort To place things As possible as they
stood, ere Tins unfortunate event took place an
fhiS has been done, and the Consequence *, conf
dence Is about To be re-,ored. We certainly con-
sideI the att IL entirely a, an end. So TAR as con.
Germs The po' Of the Genera! Government over
this district, Bovaris absolute in the hearts OF
ibe people. We have certain accounts OF his be-
ing on his way, and from VIA, has taken place in
aitas and the great intimacy ,ha subsIsis between
GENERAL Pdez and Madame Bolivar, some OF the
wise ones augur, nay, assrr, as a fact, tina, PaeZ
and Bolivar have perfect understanding but that
great sayrIiIces are TO be made names are mem
noned,'&c. Upon this, we ere silent; congra;ula,
ing ourselves upon The hsppy termination Of this
affair.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-11-17

We learn from Delaware that Daniel Rodney,
i-sq. has been appointed by the Governor Ssla-
'or Ia Son=tes- IN the place OF Mr. Van Dyke. de
&c 'std. until meeting OF the Legislature Which
takes place ia JANUARY.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-11-17
UIilidm and .,Iary COLLEGE.

THIS institution opened the 3Oth Ortoh.r A. which
Cine all the we're present wth The .,csn,;
~, e Nev pt WHneI- letter however. dated the 9Th
ut from him 10 iuenhec ofihe Faculty. stated that he h,
se'eped" h'tafPontme of Pe.iden aud Professor OF
oIai t.""Piy and expects TO be in Williamsburg on she
commerce. wa
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-11-17

The Circuit Court Of the United States, preseut,
Judge Peters, met on Saturday at / O'Clock, A.
NJ. 10 receive bills of Indictments or Present
men's which the Grand Jury nigh, have to make
They presented Edward Thompson. and five other
efs"n-, 'or various Frauds On the Revenue. L.
Is sad that million and bali of dollars worth of
property have been fraudulen,ly taken from the
Pnliadelp!ia Custom House, within few years
The Grand Jury are to NEE, again on W ednes-
day, and The Circuit Conri Friday next,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-11-17

ne vote Or -hr. Gay and his friends. i, was
10 this inquiry. GeneTsl Jackson gave the answer :
4" You may tell Mr.. Clay and his friends, that
sooner than ,oou!d take the Presidential chair
on Germs 81 bargain and barter. 4 trouid see the
EARN open and sink the Uhoie corrupt cre,c to
'fs GENRE and n necessary ~ 20 10Th them uy-
se.f" That the General understood the question
as overture to vote for him on condition. may be
clearly seen from the answer. That the over
lure was made at the instance of Mr.. Clay
may be inferred from the fact that ON the
next day afie' the answer was given, Mr.. Clay
declared IN favor of the man who his friend wish
ed 10 condition out Of Office. These matters
nave heretofore more than once been pub.
Ished and brought to the notice of the Journal ,bo
not I'll now denied How far Gen. Green will be
aoie To make good his promise of proofs, we know
not-6a zoe dc kno.c that the proofs are
ertanf' and can DE produced. Of the circunsstan-
ces Toe have sketched''
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CoHEN,s oFllcE. R.ohnn,

CoHEN'S oEI'ICE, RICHMOND.
- ,.,,o,. . Npvemb'r i7th 1926.
ktticlAL NOTICE. fhe drawing of th. Sscoyh Glaze
~ efhs pIRGiNIA STiTE LOTTERY f,r the hens
hi =" the doHOayaG ie"dsHy, viii take uisc- asre.aby to
Hn"ounr enen hereofre. At the CITY RAIL- on Tued.y
LeNt, the FIST iBs:. 4 ocloca.
Nov IL. - n.