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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-08-25
August

& UGAR PLANTATION FOR SALE.--Thc subscri-
ny bers offer for sale advantageous terms the very
valuable Sugar Estate of the Hon. James T. Williams,
deceased, twrnty-sevcn miles below New Orleans on
the banks of the Mississippi River. This Plantation is
well known of the largest and most valuable ia
Louisiana, having front of two miles the river In
addition 10 very large and splendid Mansion House,
nowly built the Sugar House and all other buildings and
Fixtures upon the place new extensive and well ar
ranged and il is believed that it may be said with truth
that estate in Louisiana is in better condition in all re-
spects than this. There the place about $40
Negroes, which the Subscribers would prefer selling
with the estate; together with all the Stock, &c; but
they will sell the Negroes separately, if desired by
purchaser.
Tho terms of sale will be $50 900 in cash. and the
remainder in for annual instruments without interest
Oilers for this estate may be made 10 the first
named OF Che subcribcrs ut Grecnvilc Courthouse S.
Carolina, orto the two last named New Orleans; and
II not previously disposed Of will be sold at Pubc
Sale oil the 9Th OF February next at New Orleans I,
may not be improper 10 add, indicating the value OF
this property that the crop of the last year, which was
made with 10 hands, 63S hogsheads; which with the
the Molasscs, sold FOR Sl4s5t. like opportunity of
purchasing valuable estate may az ain occur
THOMAS g. WILLIAMS,
WADDY THOMPSON, jr. | r,
VIM. u. GOULD, lEAScu'orS'
IIERFEY ELKIN.
August IL. 2S-Im
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-08-25

n NAUTiON TO THE PUBLIC do hereby for
W all persons from trading for, taking an
sgnment of three notes executed by me to Col Philip
A. Bramham, for the following sums TO Wit one for FIVE
hundred dollars dated the Bird day of August 1929,
for hundred dollars (said to be without; date) the
said notes having been obtained under circumstances
which make il highly unjust and improper that should
pay thcm. JOHN S. TEMPLE.
August IS. 20-3s
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fS,S ARSIIAL'S SAI.E.-ln pursuance Of a decree Of
I'VE the Superior Court of Chancery for the Rich
nond District, pronounced the 18th day of February,
riuh Williams and Others defendants shall, We'd
nesday the 18th day OF October next, the premises,
offer for sale, to the highest bidder, public auction,
"ihat mOieiy of the mill Mcherrin River, which
was devised by the testator, George Walton, his wife
Martha Walton, with power TO appoint the To, and
among his children and grand children, and all the right
title aud interest Of in and 10 the said MILL and tc LOT,
Of ground stands and all the appurenanccs there
OF, which the .cstator George Walton and his widow
Martha Walton had andheld in the premises" Terms;
credit of twelve months, the purchaser executing
bond with approved security and the title retained
additional security for tho same till further order Of the
Court. j. GUERRANT ~ g. C. C. RID
August H. 29--t.,s or one OF his deputies.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-08-25

I'VE Pursuant to decree OF the Superior Court of
Chancery for the Richmond district pronounced the
Goth day OF June, 1929, in hc of Miller Demo-
the premises, al public auction, 10 the highest bidder
Tor cash, Wednesday the 9th of September 1879. at
u O'clock The right title and Peter Dcmoviic
in and TO two pieces parcels of land lying in the
county OF Hanover being his life thcrein-which
parcels OF land described in TIE deed executed by
the said Demove TO Aosby Sheppard and Felix Wins
ton in trust the 9Th June, 1922 two tracts oil land
then lately allotted 10 said Domoyle and wife in the
division oi the lands OF John p Winston, dec tract
on which Dcmovie resided, containing 10 acres and
the other containing lo7 aclee i'll the ncigborhooi OF
the first named tract.
J. GUERRANT, NJ. $. c. c. r.
30 -, ~,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-08-25

az The ENQUIRER il published twice week generally ani
,hs times week dung of the State Legislature.
,, the herotofoc Five Dollars payable
Lvsnco. Notes of chacd specie paying banks (o will be
nitns then, by mali postage oil letters being paid by
M, No will be discontinued lbut discretion
Cd,srs) until all arrcarages have been paid up.
or Whoeycr viii guarantee tho payment Of nine shall
s''0N TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
ny One square, OR LESS-Es insertion IS censeach
Unuancc, 50 cents a., $50,
srsunspd by psrsou in this city, % - enyirons
"A ADMINISTRATORS SALE.-0n Tuesday, Sep
"A tcmber 1, 1929, will be sold at Braynchcld near
the Bowling Green Caroline County, the residence OF
tho late Geo Bucner, all the personal estate OF said
Duckner consisting of stocks Of horses, sheep hogs and
atle together with thirds of the household iurni-
,ure all the plantation utensils, carriages, wagons, hitch
en- furniture, Sc
Tho terms Of sale will be II months credit. the pur-
chaser giving bond with approved security, to bear in
terest from the date which will be remtedt the bonds
be punctuay paid All sums, under ten dollars, cash.
And on Monday September 1ith, that being Caroline
Court will he sold Tor cash. at the Bowling Green 35
noq,oes in families; many may bc deemed suf
ticent 10 meet the claims against the estate OF George
Duckner.
On Wednesday, 2lst September, will also he sold on
tho same crn3 az Salt Pond near Culpeper Courthouse,
The stock of horses, cattle, Sc attached TO that estate.
DOROTftEA ID. BUCKNER, Administrative,
with tho Will anne xcd Of George Bucaner, dec'd
n. B.-The creditors OF George BucEner request
ed to make known their claims 10 the Administrative.
Brayne6ld, August 8. 25.tds ID. q. Ii. adm'x.
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"A, FOR NEW-ORLEANS.--Th a. /. regular
IgTtS packet AJAX, Robert II. Banks, master
--1-s-a~ viii sail for the above port the 10Th day of
October, sooner If rcquircdFOi freight or passage
having superior accommodations apply 10 the master ON
board, orto RICHARD bRUNfMOND :
Norfolk, August lS. 2g-tiOhO
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hRY DOCk.-Proposals will be received at the
NJ D.y Dock, Gospor Navy Yard. before the
rS day u September !ert, for furnishing and deliver
ing million of good hard burned bricks for the Dry
Dock. As the bricks 10 be laid where they will be
exposed To water, they must be OF rSguar form, and
made ot good clay with little sand as /, necessary
make them sound, strong and durable.
The delivery OF the bricks may be- commenced imme-
dateiy alter any proposal IN an about tro hun
dIed thousand, at least, must be deivercd this fail am
the remainder as early next practicable.
proposal will be accepted unless accompanied by Il fan
average sample Of ut least % bricks the Kind proDos-
ed to be furnished They must DO delivered on such
wharves landing, or other places the Dock as shall
be designated BY the Engineer Superintendent of tho
works.
Proposals for the whole any part OF te above bricks
with The names OF the proposed bonsmcn sealed up will
be received by MIR. Henry Singleton ut the Dry Dock
olce on or before the LIST OF September next decision
upon which will bc made by the Engineer as soon as
possible alter said day. Any person offering proposals
requested 10 state the price al which lac dcivsr any
smaller quantity, than the whole number he offers for or
whether he will deliver any quantity, OF ut least one
hundred thousand at the same price he oilers for the
whole. i. BALDWIN, Engineer.
August H. 27--tlstSept
DCBLlC SALE.-On M.:.iay, 3ls of August the
u subscriber will ofcr for sale the premises To the
stbiddcr hi9 .arm called Bloomfield in the county of
hanover, lying on the road leading from Hanover To
Louisa Courthouse, about IL miles above the former. Ii
contains 81 by late survey Between fifty and
sixty acres of excellent Swamp Land, and hundred
and forty of wood land One fourth of the money
will be required the LIST of January 1890 when pos
session will be given-and the other t.rce-iours, in
equal instollmcnts Of two years.
The land may be seen by application - WIZ o. Day
living on the premises, or TO the subscriber
N B.-Small grain may he seeded after the 10Th of
September. CARTER BERKELEY.
AugustT. 26--tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-08-25

n CONSTITUTIONAL CHARTS, or comparative
Y Views Of the Legislative, Executive and Judiciary
Departments, in the Constitutions Of aII the States in the
Union, including that Of the United States, with APP
pendix BY James NJ. Garrett, just published and for
safe by COLLINS g. co.
OF whom may be had Constitutions of the United
States complete to the present period The Resolutions
81 Virginia ana Ecntucy penncd by Madison aud JEFF
fcrsors Jcnersons y. anua, Sc Sc
! July 81. 2i-w6w
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al Office Wanted at thc pcnitentiary, seventy
! - thousand Flour Barrel Bilcis
Ssr 81 Sf-9 THOMAS NELSON, y. y. p.
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FOREIGN NEWS.

From the New York Morning Courier, we
e+eceived Liverpool, dates TO l1tn & London 70
18th Feb. The all engrossng subject. there
seems TO he the Catholic Question. Great ex-
eHemeni prevails throughout Ireland The
Dublin papers state tina, at a large meeting Of
The most respectable Catholic gentlemen OF
'hat place, il had been resolved to recommend
IN immediate and simple dis,oIu;ion-I he
Whole bench of Catholic Bishops joined in this
accommodation. Its possible that during
she present Session OF Parliament some salts
.actcEy compromise may take place. Bell 5
Messenger states that it is intended 10 open
both Houses of Parliament to Papisfs.-Nr.
Feel says the peace OF the country requires it, TO
avoid the present incessant agitation of the
public mind. Blu, Mr.. O Connel and his friends
'ns'st chat the emancipation of the Catholics
must be unconditionaI-The other news by
TINS arri' a! rs not very interesting. Our OK
tracts will be found full on the subject Of the
Markets.
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COMMUNICATION . 70, IA. r.rg,. a.


Y Z
SAM. ClGyl0r aud Nm Durai.
GrSfLEsES.-As, on have been reeommen.
del 10 the lreeholders of this Senatorial Dr.
srict, NJ suitable persons TO repre,ent Them in
The Convention. to meet in Richmond IN Ocle-
Der next 10 amend the constitution of Virginia,
beg leave respectfully TO proronnd the fol.
loving questions 10 you. IN relation to this
all.lmp"riant subjeci, with a hope Tint you
viii respond To them without DELAY, &thus en-
able the feeholdors Of the dis,re, To Judge of
your claims 10 THEW support.
lsi Are you in favor 81 cqnaliziug the rep.
resenialion in the State Legisaime, aud has.
log II upon free " ite population
2nd. Ate you IN favor ot the extension Of the
right OF suffrage, and II So, how far
81. Are you IN favor al a reorganization of
The county court system, ia all lis material ra-
mihcafions, extending as we'll TO clerks aud
other officers IS TO maeistraiesf
1th. Are you in favor Of n responsible judi
ciary generally. holding Judges like other off.
GERS, amenable to the laws for u derelietion II
dutyI9
9th Are YOU N favor of tapping or that fun
gn- on the body polite, the executive Council ?
9th. Are Won IN favor If clcciin. directly bp
the people the Governor, oonie.ing On him
such powers, rs properly pertain to the static
ana mhEihs hun responsible for his official
acts
III Aud lastly are YOU in favor of giving 10
lhe people such participation in all appoint
menis connected with their interests, ms shnnid
attath, TO Tree men. IN n free government
These queries, gentlemen. are not til 2 Of
The number thai present themselves 10 me " lille
am writing hi, little article; hui as iheie lew
ehhrac" some Of the leading points, which hase
been agIiated ~ the public n,ind, and " aieli
Will doubtless engage the early dcibrralions oil
the Convention, have thought proper 10 offer
them TO you with the object ms WILL 10 obtnin
YOUR specific answer 20 them a. 20 give YOU an
oprorinnny to enlarge upon the subject, and
oiier your views IN the most extended form II
might ihlnk proper. In 'nnclusion II may be
az well to sny. that hearty approve lhe rts.
pec8m manner in which yonr names ate OLE.
ed To the votes nf ii" district a thai my pre-
possessIonS already IN vour favor may be ri.
pened lnto support by satisfactory re-ponsc.
A fBEEiluLDER
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FOREIGN MARKETS,

LIVERPOOL, February IL.
Coiipn-1hc import this week IS ~ $40 bags
and the sales a,e II $40 bags, at u decline of
l.sd re, 10. on American Of all descriptions.
LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE.
We haze TO report wy large arrivals of
mos, kinds OF Grain particularly 0ais, fresh
IN for Tuesda,'s market. Notwithstanding
the entire Il appearance OF the Iiosi. the trade
generally is extremely dull. aud prizes we,e
almost nominal. OF Wheat we reduce our
quotation 2d a Sd per 70lbs. OF Oats ! IL per
46lhs and OF Flour aud Oat-mea each Is per
suck. Pens, Beans, Malt, aud Barley were | II
2s per or. lower. and Indian Corn has de elined
in value fully 2s.per o.
FRIDAY EVENING Fob -.
The immense arrivals OF Grain reported pri.
or 10 tuesday, which had been accommodating
during ihe last east winds have been succeo.
dod by moderate import only, since that date
aud although we may continue TO receive reg
ular supplies from ircland. similar glni does
not Sc, IN 10 be contemplated.
So great, however, is the quantity of Corn.
Flour and Oatmeal now pressing upon. this
market, together with the doubtful aspect of
the trade in London, aud the unsettled state
OF mind of both huyers and sellers that what
little business is doing Is for The immedinto no
oe.sify Of tie nlycry, aod ,he few transactions
taking nlnee N Wheat are on somewhat lower
terms thau on Iurcday Oats with ouly n ve-
~ lmiied demand, are fully Id per ilbs,
cheaper, aud the value OF Beans and Peas l.
nominnliy The same us on the ION inst. The
low qualities at Mailing Brrlcy are IL u IS
per or. lower, but the hest kinds oi Malt are
held nj our last quota oos. Flour and Dat
menl participate of the general dulness, aud
eacli is uifle cheaper.
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COM NE3CTAL RECORD.
MARKETS

Tobacco has been rather heavy since orr H.
quotatinns. n d N common qnalltie rhrlc has
been II sensible decline il is now thought tho
last crop will prov" larger than had lrrei fore
bcen = 'imatcd, the quantity coming from some
Of the Sonih"rn Tobacco growing conntics !,
n J 10 lie greater than usual This. together
with the continued inaoliyi Y OF the toreiqn
market has producedthi effect The FOREIGN
accounts are up TO the I4ih Fcb.-.'fhe uncer
taiuty about the contemplated duty on sirips
still operated 10 produce slagualion in the mar
ket
In Flour there is perhaps a small decline. We
now qiole from So 10 3 25-Whaai still at 81
ID cents.
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MIR -CABELL'> BENEFIT.

,~sNr. Cabcll takes his benefit tomorrow His
bin, ii viii be seen, is uncommonly attractive
Few who ever attend Theatre will neglect TO
visit Tomorrow Evening Every onr viii feel a
pleasure in having an opportunity OF iesi'iyIng
their respect and esteem for this ioyoriie actor.
lie has been With us frequent ", and i,s uni
form excellence in his vocation has always at
uacted attention; aud his deportihent rs a
gentleman, awakened a lively interest IN hi' be-
halt The Interesting situation in which he is
u, present placed will-enli,i IA still warmer iee
ing for his success, and We doubt not crown his
,,rrp Of joy with tn, animating Appearance of a
b.an, aud crowded audience
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April IL.
=, 4 sTN rS- CITE

n N virtue of deed Of trust, bearing anie re
2stb Of Noyembrs, 1922. aud duly recorded
IN the clerks office OF the county court Of Am
hers, on the Stb of January 1924, whereby Jas.
5. Pendcton, of the Sa id county, conveyed 10
the undersigned. IA trust, for tho purposcs
therein mentioned, one certain uart OF psrco
OF land, containing 713 acres, be the same
more or less, lying and being in the county of
Amherst, on Bufnlue river. on both sides o the
road from New Glasgow Ia Lynehburg, add
adjoining the lands ofDavid >. Garland being
the same lands which Thomas Vidridge pufcln-
sed of John Camn ana john Warwick, IL which
was conveyed by SAID Thomas Aldridg- n On
tharne his wife, 10 HE said James ). PendIe-
ton, by deed bearing date The 29Ih day OF A.
prl, ISIS, We shall, on Monday tho l6ih day Of
OF June next before the front deor Of Tue Ia
gle Hotel. in the city Of Richmond proceed TO
sell, 10 the highest bidder. AT p1blic auction
ior cash. all that part of said tract OF land hch
lies eat OF the said rond, with small pnrt west
u fine said rosd to include the barn, containing
agieeably 10 recent survey, 1913 Hcies for the
purposes of said tras. On that portion of said
tract which wili be sold rs aforesaid there
is ii two story brick DIS Cling house with other
necessary oni house, fhp silualiUn is healthy
water good, naighhnrh0oh agreeable, inn
proyeDen,s IN good condition; aad plantation
under u good ystrD oi culture. The title Is
believed 10 be indisputable, but acting Us trus-
tees ae shall sell aud convey only the tile ve.-
TED M Us. Pm. NICHOLAS, I True
NM. NkkEhtI5, ! tees.
AUr ~ td,6y
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ITEMS.

Important Mcention.--A patent has
lately been obtained in England for an intru.
ment called New Nail Nippers. This in
Venuon IS said to be a wonderful improvement
ana is considered by many eminent men, the
safest instrument for cutting Toe nails.
Harrisburg the Seat of government
Oh PENNSYLVANIA, and where the Legislature is
now setting is afflicted with dangerou, sickness
W. lehman and Mr.. Kelly, members Of the
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NEW YORK MARKET.

Saturday. april An 1920.
CoGee--~bere has been fair demand
throughout the week, principally from the
trade. The sales consist of loo bags Porto
Rico at l3 IL cts. 6 mos. 90 bags fair Cuba
at ~ 3 cents some lots Of Java have been
taken al Is cents, and about loo bags Brsszil at
~ LA ~ Ia eeuf, 4 and monffs.
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SMALL. pON.

We do not learn that this loa,hsome disease
4. extending its ravages. We have heard OF
no cases nearer this place than Chesterfield and
amelia except perhaps solitary one in Lolisa,
snd il is to he hoped tina. the Wig lance
4hat has been used in establishing hospitals, in
pcarance, and the general applicaiion,of vac.
cine matter will soon cause ii to disappear al
Aogeiher
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Co10H-Lhefe ss BEEN isr DEMAND ddff
ing the week. chiefly Tor the Continental mar.
kets, at an impro semen' OF fully IL of crni.
on al qualities.
fiour.--1he markc, has continued dull
throughout the week, aud the transactions
shlch have come 20 our knowledge ARE tnoder.
ate-50o bills. Richmond county for the Eng.
hsh market. brough, 81 10 3 4; about i1q
bbis OF same description. have been sold in lots
NJ 81 10 3fa7 20.
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"ALkER q co. Emporium OF Fashions,
w Cheap Clothing, Dry Goods, Shoes,
Boots aud Hats, respectfully inform their Gus
toners and the public IN general that they have
removed immediately opposite their former
stand, where all, who wish for bargains, ~
fDd 1t an advantage 10 call at kefiwich ano
Caytor's old stand:
April Ia.
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MAR5H4L75 SALE or LANDS.

MARSHALL SALE OF LANDS.
Srl UKsuANI TO u decree Of the Supe,io,
- Court OF Chancery, Tor the Lynchbn,q
District, rendered on Inc l7th day Of October
1928. IN canse beern Pleasant MUMMY
Ph. against Henry Brown 81. and Samuel Clay
ton Diets. the undersigned Marshal OF the
said court. will sell, on the premises. in the
county OF Bedford, on Thursday the 18th dav Of
February, lh29 Il fair, il rot the next fair ,l.v
thereafter. nj auction for cash, one tfact of
Land, on which Pleasant Murphy now reside.
lying ON "ooSe Greek, containing five hundred
and eleven acres. Also the interest or aid
Murphy IN tract OF parcel OF Land. containing
fifteen acres. There are certain restrictions and
reservations, made IN The deed Of trust. coux.v
ing the above Lands which will he made k,n,wu
on the day ol sale IA. IlOLCOMBE
Jan. %. ,dsI7
u The above saIs IL postponed ill Wednes.
day the 18th DAY OF Aprii on which day fair,
fnot. the next fair day thereafter. it viii take
place. 1. a. H., NJ.
Feb y.
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-~ooo~-

-.~ot1os-
FLOUR, that had commanded Sc IS. for
the previot" ten days began to give way on
Tuesday. An orde, fer 800 bbls. was male up
at SO 20. on that day, and q sEall lol in the al.
ternoon, after the news by the Sylvanus jenkins
iran,pred. was sold for SO; at which plics the
tric!e was stationary yesterday. Rich. Vhig.
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NORTH AMERICAN REVIEW

I,ly,e Anril number Of his valuable Petiodi'
raj he; heen issued from the press. ltcontaIns
The usual ouiuiity al INTEREST," g aatter. Inc
following are the.saaiecis il treats Of. The Ne"
Theory oc,he Earth, COLLEGE E..neato", An
eient and Modern History, Polloks course OF
Time. utilization and concession fine In inns,
y.o!lical Economy, History of the Louisiana
Treaty, Pelham, VI the Adventures oil ''e"-
tlenan. Wcbs,rrs' Dictionary, American An
naals EemrLtary Instruction, clerical Man
ners aud Habits, Massachusetts Rail Road.
II we have been requested 10 sinie, that
poll viii be held for Ahner Inr'y, esq. Tor the
Convention.
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Feb. g.

A Meeting oftbe Freeholders IN the
N Lynchburg Toll Bridge Company will be
held al the coming room Of John NJ War.
wick, in the town Of Lynchburr on Monday
the 18th April inst. for 'he purpose of elect
ing President aud ten Directors for the ensn.
ing year. WM. w. NORVELL. Treasr.
April IL. I,,so
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IBE following we're drawn 10 drterm,ne
the prizes in the Washington City Lotto.
~, 18th class. W.:
, 49 20 10 II 81 % %
The following numbers to d,,crmine the pri-
zes inlhe Vermont Lottery, No. 3, VIZ:
% 81 rs IS 81 - 81 %
Iienew your small pr'zvs NJ
llENooNS olirc, Lynchburg.
April H.
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Philip l. Marley has been removed NJ
Naval Officer at Philadelphia, ann .fahn Pom.
psrton appointed in his piacr.-- ndig
II srems to he understood that Ali. II Lee,
dhe hiographer,) is to supercede ar 5haer
rs Consul a, hleiers The pehir appears
10 regard this generally as peculiarly, aud
even yer, peculiarly appropr atr,--i5
II i whispered that Major Eaton is to' 90 10
Spain, aud resign lis seat IN the Cabinet an
other case OF EoIen r0tens. Public opinion is
yer, powerful in the t"ired States. The ques-
ton upon which Mr.. Iazcwell il delhi rating,
is understood 10 be, whether lhe author
Senex Is TT person 10 represent the interests
OF tie United States AZ London. Id