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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-06-15
FOR THE ENQUIRER.

TIE Deputy Mar,hais who have been appon,e TO
take the Census, have begun to perform that duty A.
Citizen OF Virginia, would thank the Editors occa.
sionay &c say something. in their widely extended pa
per- both 10 tie officers who required To make he
en"mers'ion, and to the people, whose hounden July
1t IL, 10 furnish heir lists OF persons the Marshals
We have ard from high uho ity, that the Cen
'u' has never been accurately taken in vi ginis; and
so great has baen The failure in this respect, tina,
we have had at least one if oo two Members of Con-
gres' les' than orr numbers entitled us to.
The Deputy Marshas take an OATH that they will
either go to the dwelling Of every head of a family or
see him or her. great deal OF diligence il required
and II the officers will that diligence no further
complaints viii BE- heard on this subject.
should think That each Deputy Marshal might IA
ci'it'ie his work, by making Map OF his County-if
ne cannot do it on paper at least he may do in his own
MIND. Each county may have at least one hundred
'ubdly ions Rivers, Creek, Runs RvuIets Stream
lets-Hghways, Cross Roads, and Privste Roads or
Mountains, Hills. and Valies-sre to he found in each
county, which form natural and artificial bonnlaries
Tor all the lesser divisions of the county Let the Den.
uty Marshal begin in one of his tv in one
ol Mese subdivisions, and visit the house of every
he9d OF family within IL. whether that he adj of fam.
w live in Palace Cottage, in a Brick House or a
Log Cahn; and before he quits that b-divsion let
nm take the number OF every person in it, male and fe
male Ola and young, white and black, free and slave
by making his business Known the Intelligent people
IN That subdivision, he will gain information of every
hving person in it, AZ he has finished in IL,
portion Of his county, which may be called No tb-n
let hin 60 on to No. 2, perform the duty in the same
manner, and so on, till he has passed through every
section ni his county.
The Commissioners Book. may civ. him some aid.
but he relies entirely thsm, he will he
II he relies on meeting with The hoal< of families a,
hi' Courthouse, or az Minister'S az M~etr q Houses
or at Cro'' Roa' or a. any other public places instead
visiting them at their houses, the duty will moi be
'eAe-or 1t w be done in slovenly and dis graceful
manner
The PEOPLE of each county ought to aid the DEPUTY
srshas In The performance of this necessary and use
iul work Many people poor, uniformed ilIi,e-
rate ignorant Some will suppose, that hi, eAume
ration intended 10 lay the foundation Of tax and
VII he scrupuous about giving in IN cir nu nhers Let
me intelligent explain ii TO them, and convince them
hat he who conceals his numbers or wi,hhoIds the
enumeration Of single person, (even though tina, per
son he w-born infant, old doard) cheats him
Sey' as wen as The State. VIRGINIAN.
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pRFSIDFNT,s ToIrp

The Coalition Prints breaking out n-rnouihed
against the Presidents projected Tour through New
YORK, the New England States, the west sc &c
bt 1t turns out, that no such Tour is in contemplation
we all know, has to see al West Point HE beaI,h
to take care oil q, the mineral fountains of SARATOGA ARK
ious friends 70 visit in the North and Mr. Claw Is man
OF 700 nuch cdlsn'efestedness" TO decline the pressing
Gen. Jackson leaves this whole field to Mr. Ci,v-
while he himself takes the route to Tenncssee-Jero
his private affairs require his attention. after an an
sence OF Is months-and whence he proposes TO have
meeting with Of the Indans-for the purpos ~ on
abing him to decide on the execution of the very i'm.
portant trust conded to him by the Act Of the last Con
gress. NO man understands the Indian character bet
ter tban he does No agent whom he could employ
could make hiinsell better acquainted with their dspo
siuons-can so well determine, whether they are leif
ing to remove TO the West Of The Mssissippi-or how
20 overcome their objections by frank and honorable ex
PlanaIion His being the spot his conyorsng viii
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-06-15

" EUBLIC SALE-By virtue OF a Deed Of Trust
4 executed by William Royal, 10 the Subscriber on
the 1911 day OF june 1929 and ded in The Clerks
Once OF Powhatan, for purposes therein mentioned
viii he cold TO the highest bidder public auction for
ready money, at Powhaan Courthouse on tile third
e''nesday in July next, (beng Court day> the trac,
OF Land conveyed by the deed aforesaid containing
-Four hundred and eight and thirds acres more or
iesr lying in The said county, adjoining The lands of
Abner Crump and John Moore and hers; or 30 much
debts mentioned in the sid deed Tor which Richard
Bass the security for the sail VIM. Royall (mount-
ing now 10 about Two hundred and eighty. i've dollars
o. e'her with ~ the costs and exprnres which has
been, or may be incurred in the recovery Of the said
debts, and the costs and expenses Of drawing and re-
corting the rust DE- ell aforesaid, ard Of carving the
came into effect Aud such title as il vested in the
subscriber, will be conveyed 10 the purchaser.
WM. CRUMP, Trustee.
Juue 10 ll-W5WN
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EpnAI uAv,N

NEw York, June g. BY The brig Fair American,
Captain Allen, hav" received ilavanl papers 10 May
2j Inclusive. The Diario Of the ODD contains the Ioi
loving:
"Yesteriay afternoon arrived the Expedition which
Failed from Csdz the 9Th VI rch, escorted ~ Ills
Maies'ys ship Hero, with troops, under command oil
He Excellsncy Mar hal ID jose Bedc destined fof
this Island, auG 800 Mariners from Feno TO reinforce
the squadron.
"lmtpedistey their arrival the troops were lard.
ell In excellent order and on the ming, mNrched
10 Ire quarters provided Tor their cepi3D IL pleasing
TO no ice the good heaIh which these warrior have
ioyed during the passage, their uniformly exemplary
department, aud the satisfaction with which they are
received by the faiiu inhabitants Of this happy capt
tall 'or whose greater prosperity aud aggrandiz men,
The King has cent them TO our shores
''Prvsic iee.s from the Peninsula all ag-es that The
Queen was exfec ell soon 10 become mother; aud Al.
though ihi Plausible dos Ofi:iallg, we
hasten 10 lay if be fore resdcrs in te hilnsss Of
desitss or the welfare OF lhe mother couauy which
hust viii equal tie Joyous prospects o. coed TO the
throne OF august sovereign and Abe nation in gen.
ers, ty Ibis inpo tdhi ciIcnmsianee."
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WHOLE would tend in any way 10 sustain my accuser
As he appears TO specify letter. 10 which lie audes
he can, OF course, produce III and from its perusal 1t
be seen whether am not justified in asserling ths your
Correspondent can lay no claim to a signature whose
eharae'eriucs, believe, jusly described as SEN
sive honor aud unsullied ruth Nothiag short Of the
avowSl In HE own u'me, easiy induce ms TO be.
eve, that my assailant entitled to the apuella,n un
der which he has endeavour TO give wesLtto his ae
ousa lou. have the honor 10 be. Sir,
Ie"r oheli"n'. humble servant,
JOHN BISHOP of Charleston
u The Editors beg eavc TO call ihe attention oil "A
Southern Planter" TO the above Producto-
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We are denied the pleasure Of wearing around the
head OF the Anhor, the Chapet which he mas won: az
unfortunately Tor the cause OF literature. his modesiy
has concealed lbs name Here the toast does not fol-
low The act-or, instead of en-, eriug lh- Ark at
bret. Vhnts 10 say the Senate OF the u ST. Noah was
ADMITTED but afterwards pat out-ani Afterwards he
was taken In againtha IL, as the accurate historian
describes him, pressed in by vice"-Aiost ingeni-
Qua eonceit md .e'l But the Scriptures are silent
about the For-Who is meant in the Toast? l. it
Noah. lie piee or the ToAs,er himself who never
barSs IN quest Of his preyl The whole toast is master
piece OF Talent.
Bat we have Poets well as Punsters ,o,. i'm this
Coalition OF "hll the Talents" For, mark the .ub.
lime strains of Mr. WIN Puesey:
1T Congress believe, that treated Newton in,
Put Loyal into Office, not by the peoples will"
Strains which eclipse the genius of Milton and of
even the famous 1fc.Ndhon himself How fortunate
are the Coalition, in Having Poet, who can even
grace their defeat, by such touching ds,ich. Long
whose works, like those of Shakespeare will form his
own Epnsph--nore fortunate than those Church. va, d
Poets, whom Gray bas comme mcrated in hi. Elegy:
Perhaps in this neglected spot is laid
>, Some heart once pregnant Sei celestial FREE
15 aasS oi i 70 . fS Of q. empire nigh sa'o ."oyo
Bnt hear Mt c. f Hofnsn
I Henry Clay-Ihe arehe,ypo of modern his virtue
en'iue nun to our confidence and
ms eowe'se IN gratitude reward hun with the CHEST
4 very modern Original. inderd-Mr. CLAW being
the erche,ype, IL is presumed, after ,rhch those mod
ern great men, Gen Wa .hingion F,ahkn jeff .rsop
and Newton, VIZ: Thomas) have been m,de-An ar
country - late Secretary Of State, and whose mag
nanmity would no. cline the highest office which he
obtain!
Bot the following el4ssic toast must no, be over.
looked:
" By Ddvd BneNay Bvnu.fe that has hcen kent con
ceaod IN the heart of tho old doaty Hickory, not long
since made is appearances the State Of South Carolina quick
y ex,ingshed by the Engines of tho Unon NAV all the OLD
burning hickory be pucc1 up branch and east in Tho
river of Lethc, and the holes filed up with Clay"
Talk OF the Uni'ies indeed Here are the Engines
OF the Union, 10 ernguish The Burr Ere that il burn
ing in the heart Of Old Hickory, and in the S,atesor
Carollra-Nni then, after the fire has been ex,in
euished, may the old Hickory (stm " burniue'O be
pucked mp and cast into tie river Of T.ehe" on the
holes Gn whal the old Tree the old river! h-) flrS
UP with Clay" Most excellent nonsense W.llm ay
MIR. Clay protest against these vile ard va ous uses be-
ing made OF him. Why, il is almo. bad as the l.,
dust OF he great Alexander, stopping the Buns no e
OF beer barrel" Whit! il this archeivpe of mol
ern greatpe," TO be 'amorpho'rd into vile clay. 10
stop the leaks in "tub, or the holes in filthy RIVER.
But enough Of this Such the toas's Of ali
the Talents" Well may Old Hickory remb!e under
such a war Of words.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-06-15

y UMFORD ACADEAIY.-The second session q,
"a me present year will commence on the 18th July
and. terminate the 10Th December next The course
oil instruction. pursued in the classical and mathemati
cal departments of the Seminary, having been formed
from the experience OF several years, sufficiently ex-
tensive TO enable its students to enter the Senior classes
OF any OF our Colleges with advantage. The same svs
tenn will be continued. Mr.. Kenny will drectbe studies
OF the Enghsh and Mathematical department. lie is
already known to the public, and The progress Of ,bo
pupils oil his Department. has been tested by rigid pub
lie examination The peculiarly healthy and retired To-
cation oil he Academy, and its entire exemption from
Auumnal sickness render it very desirable residence
for students during the approaching Session
VIM. HAWKESWORTIJ
TERMS-Board washing and tuition for the Session
OF months leach boarder finding his bed, towels can
dies SCI $50, payable in advance Tuition alone s.Is
per Session, payable also i'm advance Students VIC
arrive at any time previous 10 the 18th August will be
liable for the exPence of the whole Session.
King William June 10. I-w5v
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June 10.

%M hRSHALS SALE.-By virtue OF decree Of the
lyA Superior Court Of Chincery for the Richmond
District made Of the l7ih day OF January 1928 in the
case Of Bfydie u.s. Stokes shall, on Wedne sds. tbs
Ssh day Of July next, oor for SALE at public auction,
TO me highest bidder, on the premises, "he tract Of
snl OF Zoo acres, heretofore sold by tie plaintiff Chas
b1de,'0 The deiendant, German Stokes in the bjll
nen'ioned" Terms--a credit Of II, ~ and 81 months
NE pufchaser executing bonds with approved security
9i the purchase money and the lille retained as adj
diOnal security for the same.
JOHN GUERRANT, NJ $. c. c.R,p
Or one Of bis deputies
June To- lids
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-06-15

Adoho Theodore hal rnounced hinten,ion 70 rake
an @renauic ascent from Havana on ST. Ferdinand's
day,-the balloon 10 contain more than 10 900 cubic
feet OF He says, in his program ma al a,ter my.
sell that on said day. the regions OF the aos.
pherc VIII see waving i'm my hands the Spanish nag
crowned with a rainbow, the emblem oCpeace (which
worthy 10 be enjoy ID by nation az noble az il is
erave) while make the air ring with slou OF Long
live Ferdinand and Cristinia, Long lire the peopis
IF Hdpdnd, TJonyualof fon,
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.Messrs. .Austin Watkins. IA Riron, Rich.

.HesSrs. Austin Watkins, Peter Riron Rich.
drd CrGddock. John Baldtoiu and Jobu Train,
SS IRS-Take notice that | shall on Monday. H.. gG,;,
~ Gay ct August 1880, at the Tavern OF William
Pearsar, at Prince Edward, Cour proceed IN tic
the depof ions Of John Osborne. Thomas Marshall and
Others, 10 be read as evidence suit now denendinr
IN the Superior Court Of Chancery for The Rcbnond
District in which am PlaintHand You are Defendants.
and at Jdmeso~n, on Saturday the 21st August 1890
and at Jetersvile in Amelia County, on the 4h dav Of
September; and at Samuel Jeter's Tavern in Meta
way County on the let DAY of October; and AZ In
nings Old Ordinary on the OH October; and a;I,rook,s
Tavern in town Of Manchester, the 23rd day of o..
'obeT nex 'ha proceed to take the dispositions of sun
Dry other Witnesses 10 be read evidence i'm the sama
suit as above meniione, at which several times and
places, you and each Of you may attend Hyou tbink
proper should the dispositions not be taken On the DAYS
a. above mentioned, shall continue at each pIao IN
take them day after day Sundays excepted until bey
are all taken. | am yours, &c.
WILLIAM SMITH.
June 10 il-w3w
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\VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE-Tbc
subscriber IL desirous OF scling his plantation m
Chiekahoutny River, in the County OF Hentico. ten
miles from the City Of Richmond Tf trsc Of land con
James 292 acres about half first rate mud land we'll
adapted 10 com, wheat, rye. oats, and grass The i'm
proyemcnis cons Is in go,d dwelling house and an
the necessary out houses ANY person wishing to
chase will call on Mr.. Austin on the premises or on te
subscriber in Hanover, near the Old Cburch
Juhe To- ll-3 n. ALLEN
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HIGHEST PRIZE.
L $1,000 ADsDE4H4'Ss

:" 1+I pics, amounting 90 5000 Dollars.
oily 9'oUo Ilckrtsin the Scieme-The Prizes ALI
payable in Cash, which as usual at CoHEN's Orrtcr.
can he had the moment tn v are drawn.
MODE OF DRAWING The numbers will be nut in
10 one wheel as usual-and in the other will be puttbe
rriZes dJore The denomination OF Five Dollars; the
Drawing TO progress i'm the usual manner. The g.
ooV prizes o, rive Dollars each, will be awarded to the
III kc;s having the Terminating figure correspondin,
WIN eiher OF thrtermrating figures OF the two fret
drawn numbers OF different teimnai alton, from TO in
ciuS've--and TO the tickets with terminating figure
corresponding with either OF the two FIRST drawn of diff
ierent terninions, from II Inclusive. By this mod.
e drawing the h1d.r OF five tickets ending with the
figures TO inclusive; or to o incln.ivo viii he
certain Of obtoining at least Itoo P,izes and may
dr0tC Sepen.
Whole Tickets So 90 Quarters, SI,25
Halves, . 90 Eightbs 62c,s
~" ORDERS either by mail (rost paid) or private
conveyance, enclosing the Ca'h prizes, will the
same prompt and puuctua attention as if on personal
apple aion-Addrtss
J. COHEN, Jr. s. BROTHERS,
Baltimore, May "a 1880
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2 ICuhOND THEATRE roro,as are invited
- - 70 De mede to the subscriber for the pure of
th@ scenery Wdrdrobe .rftsic La,ups. Chnndoli,ys
@PSt"res, now in the Richmond THEATRE The Sc4rc-
ny Ia enreyncc, Of the best materials and xecuedi i,
as would be esteemed respectable in any ike esi,blb
nfh', ne rent OF the Theste is paid up 10 the LET
gay o. October mex, md within the last nine months.
~ d'"so mas undergone thorough repair, and has
made Oh or before the 18Th day of July nexl,
49, ROBERT G. SCOTT. Trnsiee
r. nc Editors OF the Bdtmore Patriot, PHILADELPHIA
u. s. Gazette, and ". York Courier and Fno,iro |
rrqHfstsd to insert the above once week ill 18Th JuIv
am forward their accounts TO the Enquirer Office AZ
Richmond, for collection q"
June IS. II .r.trt
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BTGGER,S

PRIZE FFfCE
UNION CANAL LOTTERY, CLASS No TO-
Drd,cs SATURDAY The 1911 d0y IF June
BnILLtANT CAPITALS:
Prize oil $4,000 Prize of $4,000
- DO 5000 do. 1913
Nv Tfl@es oil 1000 10 Prizes of 500
~ do 500 20 do. eco
And 80 of $500
Tickets s5-IfdIres S3-Quarfers 81 80
DISMAL SWAMP CANAL LOTTERY
CLASS No. g.
TO be dyG,cn Friday, 25ut June
l Prize of $i2,50O 1 Prize of $4,000
L DO. i,OSO 10 Prizes of 1000
10 Prizes of 100 80 do 300
Tickets 81, Halves 81, Quarters 81.
Tickets aud shares in The usual great variety al
the Lottery and Exchange Office Of
1lOS. b. BIGGER
Where two Capital Prizes of $40, O00.-S6 600, and
$1,000 each, have been sold and paid within weeks.
u Orders from abroad will meet the most prompt
attention from BIGGER; and all prizes paid by him at
Sight 4. b. 3.
June IL. I0-2t
.NEIH MORE or DR4WIVG.
In" Ho der OF Five Tickets or Shares. will Re GER
tain OF obtainig least Two Plies and may draw Sc
ven
CoHENs OFFIcE BALTIMORE.
.n3RfLf.ND STATE LOTTERY,
No. 6. Jor 1880,
On WEDNESDAY, 30FH or JUNE.
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hHio AND KENTUCKY LAND FOR SALE
- ny virtue OF TWO deeds of Trust executed to ne
by the late Patrick Hendren Esq bearing Jate on Ill.,,
23d day OF April in the year 1919 and first dulv re
corded IN the County Court of Charles City, we shah.
Oh friay 2$d July, proceed to sell, to the high
es' bidder Tor cash, 10 satisfy tie object Of the
,ald Deeds the following property to wit Twelve
hundred acres Of land, in tie county of Union.
S'h7 o. Kentucky, Except ons huzdred acres mar,
parcel oil land, 10 the county Of Clermonf State of
ONO lying on the waters Of Clover Creek branch
OF NE little Miami The title to The said lands is belev
vey only such title az is vested in u.s. Tbose ,yibino
70 purchase may by reference the de edo now in he
once Of Charles City, trace the tile. The deeds will
or .he Gay OF sale The sale will take place be-
tween 'he hours OF III & O'Clock at the front door Of
The Ben Tavern in the city Of Richmond -
JOHN y. CHRISTIAN,
june 10 100 1,o,t
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Baltimore, May "a 1880.

" The Register, containing the Official List will
be forwarded gratis, Immediately after the drawing 10
ho who may request it,
June 4. e5,
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~ Ell william Leigh, Esq my attorney in f,ci 10 az,
Toe me in all cases Whatsoever. Mr.. Thomas A. Nor
ION will continue 20 ranact The bozness Of the Bzat
Estate. JOHN RANDOf pr ~ -
'""S ~ IL I'm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-06-15

HNAkE notice that petition or application will be
- made TO The next Legislature for Turnpike from
Bowling Green TO Ffederickburg or II preferred (or =
renewal OF the law grsning dat privilege.
juno 10 1l-w4w
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CONSTITUTIONAL POLLS.
DDlTION RETURNS

1"e Caaof FAnsrctvs IN next.
u.lG. Ro6crt mn IS notc COLLECTING far mis- ,opey
through the coltieS Of LouiSa G0ochiani Fit,rqnna.
and .4ibemQyle
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-06-15

MtEDon Tuesday, the sth inst, by the Rev Tn Durrc
TOY, Esq. (a Of Buckngham.l
at Jenc, in powhutan on Thursday 10Th inst bv tho
Kew John WpoliIdge, Mr. JoHN WArKNs Mis-. Ei
dnushtor OF VIZ. losIAI luNpLEN of Tint nlnnn-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-06-15

The N. Y. Com. Advertiser has seized upon a typo-
graphical error in late Enquirer, which had escaped
us-unu we saw the IDLE commentary of the G. A. up-
ON what IL must have known to be error OF the
Press. The last sentence Of the letter from N York
was thus prntcd "With the people OF the State (of n
York; Mr.. Van Buren, never stood upon hgh ground !,
An adversary OF the least dscernment and lberality
must have known once, that the Conposor had mis-
taken sshieh" for "hiphey"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-06-15

| The n Y. Journal of Commerce has received blythe
Sehr William, Capt Berry, ~ days from Maracaybo,
the following letter (Which requires conGrmadon) y
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-06-15

the Chiefs the weight Of character he has among them
and his tact and acquaintance with the Indian charac
ter, viii enable him TO decide how far the scheme OF
emigration IS TO be carried into effect whether il to
be reluctantly abandoned.
III IL said that the President Is TO leave Washn ton
about the 2O'h OF the month Tor, the Her it,ee pia
"hssing II Il also reported That he viii eth VIII
some OF the Indans-or what is more ~ ,bah,e % M.
Of the Indian ChieI. viii visit hm az " b lie
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-06-15

Mr. Randolph. Minister TO Russia, and Mr.. j. r.
Clay OF Philadelphia, Secretary Of Legation are now
In tins Cy-on their way TO Norfolk, the port of EN-
barkaiion-lhe Concord was expected to leave Ports
mouth n IL about the 10th inst. The time designated
Tor Mr. Randoph's sailing was, we understand about
the 10th It's said, the Concord is 10 take tho Mission
up to Cronstadt.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-06-15

The las Packet brings london dates 10 the 3ri Nav.
The King OF England continues dangerously il-and
letters 10 New York state, that he can scarcely live
week.-ihey say, that business is dull-and we may
reasonably attribute some delay in Mr.. MLanes ne
gociaton 10 This important event. Indeed, il cou'd
scarcely be expected that Ministers would be willing TO
give the last touch to the negotiation. while the mo-
narchs life was IN danger. he Duke of Clarence sue
ceeds 10 the troneand il already said, that no inn
portant change is likely TO take place in ministers or
measures of the Crown.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-06-15

"By an express received few days since il appears
that all Colombia is in favor of Paez, and that Bolivar
with his suite has left Bogot for Carthagena there to
embark for the colonies, probably never TO return TO
this country.-D this be true business will again re-
yiye."
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-02-03

you on these topics: but. rs my time -
not my own. my communications will per
haps be gulsr and dcsuItory.
One remark. and one only. on the merits
OF the subject. 4 will make before | close
this brief Introductory letter. u is. that
whatever may be the merits ofshe amend
ed constitution, when compared with that
which the western delegation, as party
sought 90 obtain IN lieu OF ~. l mean AN
superintendent Of representation aeeoriin. :;
10 white population in the house OF dele
gates. aud according 20 federal Numbers
in the senate ) there caono, he doubt n
bout il, superiority TO the oil constitution
presume I 10 not hazard much IN saying
that no, a single delegate to the con,en
ton from the valley" will vote Tor ',s re
lection JOHN r. COOKE.
January 81, 1880