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Southern planter., 1832-12-15
NOODVILLE,
SATURDAY MOANING, DEC, 4 h

The election for Colonel Of the 5th Regimen, \
gade, I'd Division, NJ NJ win take place n "A. ~
tive precincts, on Saturday next The lolovn,
men are before the people as candidates for lh,ts
Capt. John Philbrick, Mai. L. D n,..
Capt Charles Netterville. Capt Benz Ei''',
Charles Stewart.
go-John Ashly, Esqr., has declined being ,sssl
Southern planter., 1832-12-15
Loss OF THE COTTON PLANT ANDsl
ATOGA.

On Tuesday morning last lile broke
board the Cotton Plant, laying in Pon at NoN
leans, which, says the La Advertiser, ended
total destruction Of The Cotton Plant boal
was not surpassed by any on the riyerldh
gance and comfort Other accommodates
devourlng elements on board the SamIogad
OF the smaller CLASSY after consuming Der naa
the waters edge, was extinguished by lheua.
aud never ceaslng efforts of engines NOsl am
whom much praise is due for the pr0mpituo
which they repaired TO ihe scene Of dalnfl'
1t is stated that the fire originated 10 nlheeo,
house OF the Cotton Plant which sooD cDmlN.,
ed to the cotton piledon her deck and @'Idi 'u
IN Few moments this beautiful steamer wa
mass oi ilames from stem to stearn, baeI wi
time 10 those who were on board TO escape
what they had on. The flames proges'llg n'.
rapid strides, soon caught the roof oflhe s"l''
and continued its ravages with undated 10y
IS feared that two unfortunate beings one why 4.
Olher black, pershed in the flames, as ilcy %"
been seen since The Cotton Plant zane ~
port on Monday evening with a cargo ollo't n
cotton, being or 100 more than she ever ~
was l'den with. We understand that liow
800 balrs had been landed, the balance 1I
with her--she sunk yesterday morning 'Sn SD'a
o'clock. Part Of the cargo on board 'ns ,,l. ~ N
Plant WIS insured, but the boat was mol l@ al
aloga had no cargo on board, having been S'1' % N
some time since by the United States Ma'sTes %s. N
was to have heen sold ON Monday next .oao oT5
by this calamity is estmated al from s0OSg
8 100000. -Four or Eve steamboats, lInu,'ST .T n
after the fire broke out raised steam aud pu'
the stream, and the Mississppi,y yes'erdl,y w.,
cred with islands ofco!tou floating III all INV
Arriyql Of Laadcr's Expedition al L',n .,,es
The editor of the New York journal Of ,%
have been favored with A. l-ttcr dated mInl M
Sept. Goth, winch says, "Richa'fLan ~" -,
,an traveller, has arrived at this poIi on n' y"
he Niger, with two s.lmboats lspen' Wv
Southern planter., 1832-12-15

oo mere were two cannot say that the other was on.
posed 10 those particular sections Of the bll ne ,i
against the motion to reconsider See Journal
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-06-05
FOHg EEGN.
NERY LATE IRON EUROPE-


From tho Now Yor Mercantile Advertiser Sunday May 2;l
ny inc arrival tins morning of the packet ships Napo-
leon, Capt Smith, and North America, Capt Macy both
IRON Liverpool, whence the former sailed on The 27b
April, and the latter lst May the Editors nj ue Mcrran.
uc Advertiser have received their eguar files Of pnpers
namely: London OF 30h Glasgow 9Th April! and Liver
pool Of LIST May, all inclusive.
protest has been signed by the Duke Of Wellington
and sevcntythree other Peers against the Reform R /,
said TO be the composition of Earl Bathurst IorI H.
iand dy observed TO the noble in the House M sec
You have said nothing in the Protest about creation nj
FeeS -alludng TO the fact that the Bathurst Pcerag,
was one oil The batch created by Lord Oxford in the reign
OF Anne. The Tory Earl was dumb. The Protest had
never been made, perhaps; for it wlhavc no effect
upon The Senaeat least we hope Meetings had he n
hcId al various places, both OF England and Scotland
winch were attended by vast muules all uroinp p,o,,
lno LORDS INC necessity OF passing the Reform Bi-a
great proof OF how anXOusy alive the people are for is
iac. 1t would be much better 10 accomplish ycrot;n
BY law than by the sword
by the oiial report Of the Cholera published bv tho
Central Board Of Health 23lh ApT Saturday t,S total
cases ia London and s vicinity from the
of'hc disease 25i2, and the deaths 1886 only IS
were remaining.
In 'hc country the total cases reported on the same dat,
are $50, and tie deaths 3220.- Remaining 1876
Ih9 following summary is from the Liverpool paper Of
CraHd Rcform .Heeiing Mt Edinb,rgh Tuesday
last meeting Of the inhabitants Of Ein5nrp was Hold in
nc ring Fafk 10 consider The proprety Of peddonng
hc House OF Lords 10 pass the Reform Bill i'm lis pfeseni
state; and it will afford pretty conclusive ans,yer t III,
assertions respecting the Indifference Of the pooce on
this question, 10 state, chat not less than 60 ono .s
were present on the occasion. John Archibald MURRAY,
20. was called 70 the chair. The meeting was address
Ell by Sir David Baird Sir j. Dalrynpc Sir janice Gin
son Craig, Sir Thomas Dick Lauder Sir Alexander Matt
and Gibson, Sir Robert Dick, and many other gentlemen
series Of resolutions, and petition expressive Of Inc
satisfaction OF the meeting at the second reading Of tbc
reform B, and praying the House of Lords To ,as II in
IS present form. were unanimously agreed TO- The pro
ceedng' were conducted throughout with the utmost
rc .ulddfy and dccerun.
me city NJ LOHd0n.--At meeting Of Nic Common
ounciI Of uc city Of London held on Thursday II ,s
unanimously agreed TO petition tie House of Lords 10 psss
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-06-05

IN RY-YIRoINIA--In the Circuit gu
pcror Cour, OF Law aud Chancsry ior Heureo county
Oh Tuesday, November 22d, 1881.
William Marshall, Plaintiff
against
Lewis Leath admir-. of John Walthall deceased John
Poland Peter Wathall Henry Walthall, Bartlett WAL
thal, William Wdthall, William Leath Joel Icatli Al
fred RiSon and Elizabeth his wife, Peter Leah Lewis
Leai, ir. Martha Leath Henry Bradshaw and Mary his
wife, Thomas Marshall John Bransioid and Elizabeth his
wife, and Nancy Wathal Defendants
This this day 20 be heard ON tho hill
answers, exhibits and examinations of witnesses and was
argued by counsel On consideration whereof the Court
doth adudge order and decree that the bill of the plain
Till so far as seeks to set up and establish the writing
oi the 22d day oil October thousand eight hundred
and twenty our, an office copy whereof is filed as am ex
hib IN this cause, the true Testament aud last viii of
John Naha deceased 20 his personal estate be dis
missed; and that the paind the defendants their
costs, by them about their defence this behalf cxpend-
ed, TO be adjusted in the final decree to be pronounced i'm
this cause, ana the Court retaining the bill as to all its
other objects doth further adudge, order and decree that
the dcienddnt Lewis Leath do render an account of his
transactions the estate OF his ineSate John Walhal
and also account OF all the personal estate of his said
nteStac, before OF the commissioners of this Court
who is directed TO apporton the balance if any, which
shall appear on such settlement to be due from the een
dant Lewis Leah among the parties in this cause the
next Of kin 10 the said John Waha according to therre
Specve rights, under the act for the distribution of ntes
tates estate and report the said accounts TO the Court
wiki any matters specially stated, deemed pertinent b
himself or which may be required by the parties 10 be so
stated Copy Fcslc, j. ROBINSON, c. c.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-06-05
reOHHEss,FFC.

An incident occurred in the Senate Chamber on S1tur
DAY last which perhaps deserves notice. Whilst the Senate
was IN session, piece Of Iron part of hose-shoe was
thrown from the gallery into the body of the Chamber
passing near the head of one Senator'S The per
son who throw, hastily withdrew from thc gallery bt
was followed and apprehended by MIR. Shacklorl the
doorkeepcr. After being detained little While he was
ProSideni.-.NGt. hi.
The Senator aimed at, we learn, was Mr. Poindexter
VINO was walking across the iloorThis is altogether
curious aiiair.---Hierdndrid GGsette1
We learn that the Vice President was not in the Chair
when the piece OF iron thrown into the Senate Cham
Der on Saturday last The person who throw il in made
naned with the circumstance, he ordered The man TO be
followed and taken into cusody which having been done
,e man appearing 10 be somewhat deranged the Vice
president ordered that he should be permitted TO enter
inc precincts oil the Senate again any preence-Ndf
IntelAgeneer.
Destructive Fire at Lo,dsvile--Tho Louisville Adj.
verser OF the 10Th ult. that destructive fire oc
CURED IN that city on the preceding day Ii discover
cd III frame building 4h street, and its progress was
not arrested until the stores of Mcsss Myers & Lastt
j. r. Whcelan, A: w. McGregor, N j. Ellis, T.. b. Eiy
j. NJ Shiyey i. W. Carico, j. Levin, and c. d. Litzn-
ger ana the grocery stores of Messrs Graham, Mathew
Salvage, and Combs AMI the Mayors Office and half
e market house were destroyed The loss Of property
was extensive
Union Conversational Day-The weather yester-
day was still good for sports Of the turf The four mile
heats Tor The purse of $500 were rum by Mr. Stevens
Black Maria, Mr.. Badgers Van Sicklen or as called bv
others, Flying Dutchman, ana MIR. Van Matters Jane
Grey. The following the result
Van Sicldcn . e.
Black Maria, . 2
Jane Grey, y
Iime--tirst heat Sm. 5s.--SecOnd heat SIN 9s
Bets at starting were and 10 | upon Black Maria
against The field. The weather was fine and the tract
Sood tits supposed that the iavoc was out of condition
Lady Jane contested the first heat finely
Tomorrow, postponed on account of the weather TO-
day. three mile heats will be at o'clock, for purse
OF $500 Mr.. Sherman's De Witt Clinton Mr. Pearsalrs
Medora, and Mr.. Stevens OKcy, were entered last
evening, and is expected others will he brought forward
before the hour OF contest aniYcs.-.N Y. EU. Post
Robert r. Reid Of Georgia, and John A. Cameron of
NORM Carolina, Cat present Consul at Vera CRUZ were
ppohicd, with the consent of the Senate Judges in the
territory Of Florida having been nominated thereto by
inc PRESIDENT in lieu oithe two gentlemen whose nonna
tons to the Offices late rejected by the Senate
Aaron Vail, Secretary Of Legation at London was yes
T""y appointed, with the advice and consent of the
Senate, Charge IA fairies to England.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-06-05

IN CIANCERY- VBG1NIA-At Rules held in the
IS Clerks Office Of the Circuit Superior Court Of Law and
April, 1892:
John Chowning, ir, admir-, with the will annexed of
Elizabeth Nj. Davis decd, PiG
against
J. Cocker and Harriet his wife, who before her in
termarriase with the sad Cockcrl Harriet Row
ter and William Armstead, Dens
The defendants, j. Cockcr and Harriet his wife not
having entered their appearance and given security ac-
corng to the act of Assembly and The Rules of this Court
and appearing by satisfactory evidence that hcv arc
otnhabian's OF this counryit is ordered that the said
defendants do appear here the first Monday in July
next and answer the bill Of the pl5inG-and that COPY
of this order be forthwith inserted in some newspapcr
published in the city Of Richmond for two menhs
sivey, and posted At the front door Of the Court house Of
ROBERT POLLARD, Jr., D. c.
APni w l00-w8w+.
EN ERY.-V1RGtN1A:--Atr rules held in the
III clerks Office OF Essex county court, Monday, the
2nd day Of Apil, 1892:
Amos Cauthorn, pItr
Walter Jones' otherwise called Walter Jones' Exor Of
Caharine f Mccall decd and Robert c. Blac<Iey,
The defendant, Walter Jones' not having entered hi.
appearance and gwen security according the act of
Assembly and the rules Of this court md appearing bv
satisfactory evidence that he is not an nhabtant Of is
SatcIt is ordered that the said defendant do here
ON the third Monday IN June next and answer tie bill of
The plaintiffs and that copy of This order be forthwith in
serted in some newspaper published in the city Of Rich
of VT Tow D iicucIchSNrg Tor TWO months
IS and that another copy be posted at the front door Of the
couri-house Of this county. copy. Tcstc,
Ap. II. [lll-wSwI JAMES X. MICOU. ir. elk
office If he Board Of Commissioners under he Con
UcBtiOH tth Denmark,
WAsHINGroN, May II, 1892
FHEHE Board, al tic present session. having investigai
n ed all uic claims not heretofore acted upon which
were presented for their consideration; and, ut the desire
Of The parties not in readiness having postponed any de-
cision on the claims presented by tcuG ii is oricrcd
That when this hoard adjourn, IL will adjourn 70 meet
again on the first Monday Of October next; and that il
viii on That day proceed finally 10 decide as well on cases
now considered such shall then be in readiness, for
examination.
Aud as the time Limited by law for The existence or
board viii eXpire in few months after its next meeting
ks further
Oyderc9 That the Secretary of ibis board nofrv an
persons whom il may concern that no assurance can b
given, That any claim will be acted upon which shall not
be ready Tor examination te first Monday of October
next I'y order Of the Board
ROBERT FULTON, Secretary.
Vi ~ ~. 6-2smS&1wuO
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-06-05

NJ, HtcHhIONd, Hdy Hin, 1892.
nc pacs concerned in the execution of the foregoing
order are hereby notified that have appointed Monday
me $50 June next, 10 commence the same; at which time
mey VIII attend before at my Office, the Capitol in
inc City oil Richmond on the matters referred.
WA1. G.. PENDLETON Con'r
Nays 4,wSw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-06-05
CoAtM1ss1oNrn,s Orr1cr-

~, I'ICHUlOnu, ON May, 1852.
The parties concerned will take notice that have APP
pointed inc Iolh day OF July next, to the exc
cution of the foregoing ORDER at which time they arc rc
CURED TO attend before at my office at the Capitol i'm
the city OF Richmond, with all necessary accounts and
proofs in relation 20 the matters by said order referred 70
one Of the Commissioners OF the Court
VIM. G. PEN DLETON, Comm'r
May Is. IT.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-06-05
LATE FROM VERA CRI7Z

NEW ORLEANS, May i6.--Wc learn by the Schooner
ampco arrived last evening from Vera Cruz that on The
9th inst the government troops commenced tie lombard
ment oil the city, aud that the bonbs falling in every d.
recuon, had killed woman and wounded three other
persons. The bombarment continued until the evenino
OF the next day when it ceased
company OF Dragons, TO the number Of two hundred
men, had sailed and attacked an advanced post of c
government troops and succeeded in driving them Off
We are also informed tbat the cause of Santa Anna Is
daily becoming more certain Of final success and at the
resistance made by the government serves only TO aug
ment his strength and concentrate bis forces.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-06-05
NV %

I'm ERY-VIRGINIA.-In Louisa county
e court, April 9th, 1892:
Rachael Mann, Pln
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-06-05
POLITICAL.
"RETRENCuMENT AND REFopN1
LTIom tha Nl.Ilinr.on Glnhnl

INFRINGEMENT AND REFORM"
II was under this wachword that the friends Of Gen.
Jackson carried the political war against the coalition
administration in 1898. Recently ofosc men in Con-
grcs+ who have defeated all measures of Retrcnchent
ana REFORM as far as they able, have complained
that the expectations OF the country in this respect have
not been realized We intend 10 show that to very creat
extent those expectations have been realized and that ii
the country has been disappointed at ALL the cause is TO be
found i'll Congress and not in the Executive. We gin
with one department. and shall follow up with others
we collect the materials
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-06-05

Cbeafc,feid cOVHty 10 jrif
F.NAKEN up by John Gregory in said county on csrav
n horse Mule obout6 years old, four feet nine inches
high, Of brown colour war ncar the head ON
The le large dark streak or mark across his weth-
ere also, on his back extending from his name 10 his
ahs shoulders rubbed by the collar in iolersble orr
der, and appraised at sixty dollars Copy Teste
T.. NUNNALLY, DCCC.C
oct Q, 1891. fNsyIs1 s-wlv
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-06-05

81 n HANCERY-VIRGINGA.-In Lancaster County
z Court, March 22ih, 1892.
John Sampson, Commit
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-06-05

& ~ ERY-NIRcGNIA:-Ata Circuit Supc-
n tior Court OF Law and Chancery continued and held
Tor the county Of Buckingham on the I3 day of
McDeorrnan and ShePPerson and Nc Dcarman and lat
"''"S' Pllly.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-06-05

These reporied lists merely and NJ Pcrricr NAV
triumph over the Cholera and the Mouvoment For Sc
baSian is confessed that return of strength to be
anticipated.
The ChnInher of Deputies had been prorogued.
From Portugal only hear of fresh atrocities commit
ted by Miguel. His lime will comc.-N: j. .lnlcrican.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-06-05

d n NCERf-FIRGINIA.-A rules holden in
Il the Clerks Office Of the Circuit Superior Court Of
law and Chancery Of Riecklcnburg county, Oh the first
William Towues, administrator with ;,e1y;1 on,oxoJ
of Edwin II. peetc, deed. pm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-06-05

Y,. = 80, NNNf DEPARTMENT,
T. Expenditure for lS1j, by ~ Compuollor's
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-06-05

onion Couse.-Second DGy.-The weather yester-
day was still good for sports Of the turf The four mile
heats Tor The purse of $500 run, by Mr. Stevens
Black Maria, Mr. Badgers Van Scklen, or as called by
others, tlying Dutchman, ana MIR. Van Matters Jane
Grey The following Mhs the rcsnlf:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-06-05
CoMaI1ssIoNrr,s orr1cr. ,

VIM. C. SANDS, D. c,
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-03-08
From The Nashville Republican, Feb. %.
FLOODIN THE OHIO

The present rise in the Ohio is unexampled in
the history of the country. Situations heretofore
considered as inaccessible to It's waters, are COM
plctey inundated and the destruction ofproperty is
lncaculabe. Our latest papers trom Louisville are
OF Friday last, (l7th) atwhlch tmo the suiicrings
OF a portion OF the citizens were great by being
driven from their dwellings, that public meeting
mad been called to adopt measures for their prompt
and general relief AS the water could not have be-
gun Ito SubSde before Saturday evening, ITS rayagcs
must have spread wider, and our next papers from
that direction, and probably from the whole line of
the rlrcr, viii teen with tales ofdisress
It's fortunate for New Orleans that the Missis
supp IS but slightly affected 10y rise of the Ohio
at this early season.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-03-08
VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE.


-
HOUSE OF DELEGATES
Yuct8av, ~ gs-Tie tngrossrl OIL, TO reeu-
late th, tolls On stace coachts, On the hanawna
1upike. Iau'hofisng tic Jaro,s R.t,r Company
To mafr s8.h reductions IA fh0sc tolls u TREY 'anv
deem e1psdrn' was read ttlri nnc and On IL
pas5lge a debate oflred, in which Me r sur
mer Berry Chandler Randolph, Llskuc, 1T
baoh Ghnson and Auder on e y, supported. urd
M.f.rs Goadc ,nd " .litama oppo cttsc b5l 4
rider proposed by Nr Gao,ou. t,,ttenn" tn i
Company - ~ exercise q tbe aatAoraY iur or
yetf-@0us adopted
va notion utMr Cump tho Ayes and Hoe8
WI Ordered and the baI pascal by III. following
VOC Aye r. Noes Il
0nra,rldn II Mr.. fautson If r "a committee
WIS appointed to enquire INTO Tie cxpodIancy Of
chang tme fer haIdiu; thc sprins and !dt
terms Of Tie SIpeso, tolrts 1l LaN and Charcory
Tor tic county Of Burllnghnu
ON notou0f Nj Carter OF Z " The bll 10
provide or tn rr'ttlhn oil rr2hurwa' over Tire r.
mans of George Washington was tae.n up and
url,fld 70 he enHo'scd
Oam,r'on Of Mr. Boahr, The Fol4r adjourned
Et9pe,3of IL 20 -Mr W.,iube presented
petit ttum suniry citizens 81 Harrison, t3f tn
establishment Of ANEW county.
Ah,a 10 auhorse tne Bunk OF PHslnia or the
HGm"rs' Bank OF Virginia 70 establish an office
OF discount atd deposit al atmYAieI ihtAe county
If Puuce Edward, WIS read The hrat umc.
Mr. Boiling moved the Iadehnte paitpou'm'nl
OF Tn h.il. Wh,h MOTION VII discussed by Mes
as HaluY, Randolph ia''e'9n at y Gho.5on
WOOD OF and Roun' and ~ r.3Htst.-r 2fes
~, Noes q. The bill READ u second utnc, and
comnlted
M Marshall moved that the report from The
ronrltrr Of Privileges aud Elections "a the M
moral Of ISAIAH Buck ton,ta.lnE the election Of
Henry A BYrne, rcrurued member % serve IA
the II Of DELEGATES, from the county OF Morgan hc
taken mp
Ine report havrs bctn read declaring that
iIcnrY Byrne Is not .iig'br, nc, pdssrssas II
ieehoa. Mr. McIliany moved to reyerse Tn dc
SION oithe cammt@-
! Mr. R.rhe uef, INTO an ar,un.rtf Of considers.
hlr Irt4,a 70 snow TIT IL Va 4eazca Of rec
hold
Nh Marshall supported the report Tho dad
Of AM! On which Mr. B}rne supported his freehold
marialst had charged tina, there wa NJ raj ttata
fer If property. Which was not rrhuued
The n1ai,an 10 reverse was rejected. nad the fni
lowi0c resolution was adopted
R.y6'm2 therefore, Asihe opinion of this, Com
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-03-08
HIGHEST PRIZ1 $500.
e,5ll prizes.-l5 499 blanks.
2HiNbU liCktIS.
MODE OF DRAWING.

To be drawn on the A, y I. lt.-Jte Sot0
prizes OF 50 10 be- awarded 10 Il e first, s,crrd ot
third div, ion, to br determined by tat hlcb
may draw The capital IilEe OF So 90. 70 r'a lie
holder oil three tlcke :, one n each CA slon Il
certain 10 draw one puze, and may d'aH iour. Al
the prizes al owe ih denomination oI s. in ole
wheel and al tue numbers in another At once
The whole TO he drawn in a few hours. PrlSri
payable 10 cash forty days after The drawing, and
subject 10 the usual de duction OF htpen per cent
Ticket. sb-Halves So Qrs. %
For sale NJ WARDS OFFICE,
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NselRGlNlA-At Ruls. holden in the Clefh Saref,
" the Circuit Superior Court of La" aud .p.'iI ~
Tor the town OF Lyuchhurg, on the 5,h day Of WA
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-03-08

n Tie Evening Post states, on the authority Of
letter from Washington, dated the Dist inst, tina
Mr.. RlveS, our Minister at the French Court, ha
requested leave to return tn the United States mex
autumn.