Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-06-24

iuo fkEsipkNT OF THE UNITED
learn, will certainly pay vi, The RIO Ran. on sA.
turday next. Norfolk Herald
President's visit to the South Ia will be- s,en bv
me following reply TO an invitation frsm the eliz.ns Of
Wilmington. that The President has declined mskinE
bic eonterP ated tour to the S,uh hi. summer.
wAsHIsoros Cry, My s.. 1851
Genfensen.-I have received your lerer Of the lS,b
instant inviting mo TO parske Il The bo,pislty Of the
szsn' OF Wilmington, in the event Of my taking q
oon nsin tour thi' season. This tour, had eon,em-
relaxation from his cares Of my off &c; hu, end that
proper regard for III public int rs.is eompels me 70
lo',so IT, san therefore. OILY nd,r you thanks
on this occasion, for 'hs perora kinIness Of The Gill;
zsn. Of Wilmington. aud cr the f4vora,Is view Of me-
public 'ervic--. which accompanies IT,
h.ye The honor to BE-. with he greatest re,pxes.
ANDREW JACKSON.
Me''r'. E B. Dudley. o. Holm-', JIM.
From correspondent Of tho Y. Journal Of Commerce.
have jas, hoard from Holland. ,hs, vour M,o,...,
MI Pr'be intends leaving hat country Tor New York
IN .ns eo",re OF m.n'h He will prob,hiy pa.. ,hro'
London. The Dutch not quite 90 eager Tor -, A
sn-y were rome months since. TIL. mere oon;n.,s.
OF Prince Leopold as King cf the N .bsriAod.. hss
smed %. more int.'. ent and Influential part Of he
ia on ana inspired strong sPn's psions tbs ass
W OF heir coroexyn with Great Britain and Of IN.
commercial inie'e"s HI. pe,o ,s feeling ON ,hs .u.
e. - ma, o. sver,on TO- the acceptance OF ,h- emish
crow ana thers Is no doubt Of eq IL ind ,p,,i
10 me o'es'o vi. Philippe to receive him a: ro.
iosw, or es royal neehbor to the exclusion Of his
we lesrn ON Capt. Moore, Of the packet chip Cam.
ofs, rom ndon that as la'o az the b uI' our Mi.
nisser, Mr. McLane. had expressed no intention Of inn
edsr fe'urnng, ncr did no TO b. At slI aware
C...i pesenee here, before ~ un d, ives xpsct =.
Captain M parsed the evening OF the 5h in NJ M.
Lines ccmraoy; and Mil take on, with Rim. on n. re-
afn 70 Il ndops some articles which tho nj meter re.
gies cd him 'cprocute for him in hi, counrv Ind.
PEBBLE and fr lily had TAX passage Tor iris
In the Carin'hisn-paeket Of the lsi inst. Mr. Ran.
a0fn' our Minister to Rus'., was ssill to L,ndor.
NJ Gas.
MOTHER OF WASHINGTON
The Monumental C ;nmitee Of FreJeriekshur~ a.,
nns y virtue Of Tho proceedings OF rhs esns AeIA
on the ~ May 1881. whilst ,akirg measures . civ.
| OF their desiSn.
They propose the erection OF a Monum nj in honor
Of the MOTHER OF WARRINGTON, as great N.,ie,ar
10 J'c, and which, Ia It's HIM. MT must r,siv
mo sHscuen and r'h'et honor tho patriotism OF the
Nanon. This hey are renuaded. 10 the only jus, snd
proper way Of eheeticg ths int nded and ,he
nave, moeevsr In support OF This p'a an the cordial
approbsion OF The rel,,ivss Of the dscea.edof the
s.ea,;. ma ., the community, aud Of the rs'pse,ab.s
proprietor oihe oufJinE grouEd-as may be seen bv
arsereuee to the annexed correspondence
WIN ms brief statement Of their views they ,vh.
init their appeal 10 he ordeal public scruuv and ,hs
decision OF patriotic feeling, ibroushcut the Naiion
Hoping that may with tie favorable eon,.sr,.
'ion OF al noble aud generous mndr chilly that /,
| irons Of our Country.
FREDEnIcKsBuRo, Efay "a. 1887.
SiA'-lhe puzzle Prints will have informed roo;
'na proportion 10 now before the American public a
eree' monument, /, honor OF .Mrs Mary IYosh.
ihgton. the vsnersted ent of GEORGE RAsHrno.
TON Her rtma'n'. we arc aware. lie eu,ombed il q
o"Iyne ground on your farm wtere they were inter
red in obedience 10 her wishes by her friends and 70.
,sIVe'' The undersigned have been depu,ed by The
;a COMMITTEE, to address ycu the ssb.
J4c' WIN re'psetul request that you will give yevr
ascent End aPpsotaon TO the plan Of erectios IN. pre
posed Memo,ia o. niona love and gratitude, On tho
sPa. "nere 'hesn sacred ahes now repo,e.
| De pieaSed, Sir, 10 communicate your 49,.
a. circumstances may make il Convenient and $500,
tho assurance Of our hishe.t esteem and respect
GEORGE w. BASSETT
EDWARD Fl. CARMICHAEL,
SAMUEL HOwISON
10 SAMUEL GORDON Eq.
KENMORE, NEAR FREp'G, Nav 25 1881
uaNrLEMEN:-l have just received your letter Of
,be 24th May and have carefully pssu.d i,s eootept,
In the public papers you have no doubt se, ,h. 80.
respondenc., between George W. Cu.,i, f." "a
my,'h' respecting the remains OF Mrs .Marv Wa,h.
i Wg IN noiber Of General George Washington
"hen granted Mr. Cusiis permission to re move ,he
remains OF Mrs. Woshingfon was under the im,,..
SION that they were 10 be carried 10 Mount Vsrpor :.
coma erme,ery, iR tho vicinity Of AIexsndrs Or he
WIFI the whes OF h,r relations eepersllv -
understand, hst u IL the wish of her ~Iaiops and eon
nes'ons ths' me Monument, intended 10 be crested
TO her memory, .hould be placed in the Burial round
where her remains now lie and that this h, Also m.
wish OF majority ofhe Ciz-ns OF Fro deriek,bu-r and
noun as W. IL a, those VII have subscribed 10 ,bs
"."numen'' believing, myself, that the place above
mentioned, (pa'icuIary il was her rrouest n -
u1usa 'nere) s very eligible one, you have my free
| tn. . ..m ~. 70 cree. M onnmen' there.
gers' when they vii, or pess through our town will
vsi' the fPoi; shall, therefore, expect that. on INV
leaving suff sient road 10 the Monument von lii
have erected, on each sds, good wall or I'm. "'
am, GenileUen your most ob't rerv',
~. SAMUEL GORDON
GEORGE w BAssErT, }
H. 'AhMICHAEL, , Committee
SAMUEL HowIsoN
From the Cincinnati Journal
AFRICAN COLONIZATION
very large public me- efiu0 of he fr,.od, ~ -,