Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-07-03

The apartment at present used for divipe worship
was orr gnaily designed 10 answer a different purpo.e
or which indeed 1t Is much neeard II hi, other
wise however more room and better accom- a,ion
are wanted for religious exercises and mere expres.
son Of The fact. IL all that the Christian rulers of a
christian people require, when those rulers aop.
Mc coin?ctent 20 rectiiv the evil
In conclusion. the present Visitors concur with lei,
predecessors in bearing cordial testimony TO the real
aai,y. and devo,einess OF Colonel rhayer and ,bc
academic SAT- From the Colonel himself and the va
riNus gentlemen connected with him. the V,.ers ex
perience individually every couresv civiity and AT.
ten'ion Nod he different mbcrs OF the board will
pow return 20 their respective dwellings fully p.rsuai
al that this institution, even in peace more ~ rap,ys
s co't TO the Nation They are yet more thoroughly
convinced, sboud the storms AMI perils of war assai
that among The Graduates OF West Point wonid still,
b. fNod the appointed ana efficient defenders of this
country, - favored and so beloved
have The honor To be, respectful your otedie nj
servants,
PIERRE VAN CoRTLANDr, Pr
J. BuRNET,
w WORTH, It. Col H. sA
W. Il. EAVIS
CHRISTOPHER T. ROBBINS.
J: AUGUSTINE SMITH.
TIM. WALKER,
r. :. DAVIS
THO BELL.
LEVI pOwLING,
THOM IS CLELAND.
b w HATCH,
WA. ROSS,
WM LEE,
Roman ARcI'.s. Secretary TO the Board.
We learn by letter from Boston, that DR. Rice of vs.
has obtained in that city SlI;5 in cash and $1,000 in
subscriptions, Tor the benefit of the Theological Senina-
ry over which lac presidcs.
~. Y Journal Of Com
CrNcrNSArrI. OHIO, Juue % The Ohio Monitor
inentions that Col John NcEivan, Indian Agent has
received instructions from the Sccresr War TO en-
dearovto purchase from the Delaware Indians the land
,eserVco oy 'hst rioc yin2 within the boundaries Of
ms state. Republican.
John Quincy Adams. Esq. late Presiden, of the Unit
ed States, probably arrived At Quincy yesterday from
Wellington We do no, learn that any public demon
strations NJ respect offered him HE arrival
At Boston. Very different was the NANTES. station OF
puhlic sentiment when Washington retired 10 The pr
vscy ri lie pstcrnsi mansor, Noun, Vernon. judge
Marshall relates that
The same marks Of respec, and affection Tor his per-
son which bad all great occasions been manifested
BY his fellow citizens still aitonicd MIN His endca
Yours 10 render his journey private falling
anil the gentlemen Of the country through which lie
passed still ambitious Of tes,iiyng their
Tor IN" man who had long been deemed the first OF A
me- rican citzeus" fS1ie,n tJn.eu,
We understand the U. s. ship Nachcz will sail from
THIS port on Sunday. She carries ont Mr.. Moore, our
Minister TO Colombia and thence proceeds 10 Brazil
with Commodore Cassin, appointed TO supercede Com,
Creighton in the command of the squadron the Bra
zil station. Several other officers go in the hatcher
10 join that squadron
The Ontario soop of war is fitting out al this port
and is 10 be- commanded by Capt. Thomas H. Stev-ns
She is Ia carry ont Mr. Lee, Consul General 10 AlKers
and will then join the Mediterranean squadron
Commodore Bidd.c il appointed to the command of
he Mediterranean squadron. Ia place OF Com. Crane
who, We understand has asked leave 10 return hons
w /. Mercantile .Fir. 0f SFftHdnu