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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-09-03
COMMUNICATED

Al, ,,.o,;,. II a., TIT. - CO.MNUNTc4TED.
CouIt-Hpusr, on Monday the 26h dav of Aug9s, 1900
10 Ike INTO consideration the subject of Tia, I,as Pr,
AMI Kdnawba improvements: ~ ''e'
On the motion oi Major James Garland Jose,b r r.,
bell, Esq was called TO the Chair and Robeu e Cut
appointed Secretary. - O'''''
he Chairman then addressed the meeting AT con.ilera
o'e enE" aer which, Major James Garland offered In.
following Preamble and Resolutio which h, n,oC,aJ
ny short and animated speech; aud Oh the ots p,
P",, they were unanimously adopted:
"ncIeSs TIE recent and ne cted refusal nj m F,r
''9 "S' 10 dkc Tie subscription OF hall million it
"c s'och OF me James River and KanawIa COMPANY as
ny me act Tor that purpose passed at the last
% 'he Legislature, has thereby brought into len
parry we complexion ut The capital Of said company " it-
~ TIE term limited by law; aud wberea. rnncdi c and
efficient co operation, on the part of al the counties
e me OF the proposed improvement indispcn,aIv r
Qe 10 secure The charter, and prevent the Disastrous
consequence OF total failure
Hes"Oea nat The invitation coming from the countes
OF AIOen"Ie, Buckingham and Amherst 10 secure thc
chaF'e OF the James River and anawha Company bv am
'mne"'e subscription Of the deficient capital IN The loo
District Is highly approved by the people of NeIson ,,d
mems The most prompt mi respectful attention from Aft
'hc counties upon the line Of the improve ment
heSo'Ue', That the recent proceedings in The Civ n
Richmond, looking 10 the same object aud c,lino fr g.
erd co operation ia the common cause are highly rn,y
=" ny me people Of Nelson aud deserve Immediate alton
! non ron every part Of the local district.
HesoiUed, That with view TO the immediate coro,ic
Hon OF The quota Of Nelson committee Of ir,v oern
ne appointed 10 suPernend and urge the substitution I'M
m least Two hundred and eighty shares be raised in adj
diion 70 The amount already subscribed in the county
"tsOUed, That the committee Of subscription coost
we ,"oWlng persons, viz: Hardin Perkins Lee W liar
s' SChn whitehead, Christopher T. Estes Wson ps,e,s
'f'oy' L. whitehead, Ltdebetry ". Lyon, HAYES n
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me TWO seats In the H. Of II. Messrs Updiko and Ma
man bprague are the candidates OF the friends of the AL
"r ristam Burgess, OF the N aionai Re pub
n""S-A"u MT Dutee j. Pearce, OF the AMI. Nasons
Mr. Burges has thought lit address series oi
eters TO me ireemen OF Rhode Isiand in which he sh
NE doc'rne OF Modification, and jues some of ,he
P.'P'es o Tue Proclamation. IL seems that he has he
reelected by large msoriiy--but the nam. -, ~
league is not yet announce ed " ~ .o''
NIRGtNIA-For the election in the Sepa,o,;,, nj s,;,
i, 'oppy ne pace OF Mr. MeComasD Smith has msjo-
IVY over thompson oil 42l and the counties Of Cab.l
smi Jackson anl three precincts i'm Fave,. 81 ~. .
eouhtes, yet to be heard from. "
have Idi the Correspondence Of Messrs Rives ,,,
'her oe'ore our readers-wuhout note or comment
'e Eni'ors indeed, declined its publicao sltoge,
os'uefing u too much OF private dispute 10 .,,Ie II Ia
tue notice OF public paper. Far be il iron, s a, III "
20 rip up the wounds OF the parties slbu
mas appeared in the Culpeper Gazette evidently Iran,
'ne pen OF one, who thinks he has seen and s,,a -
ought to know" which unnecessarily I,.s IL, ,h Eta,
'hs paper. We missed the Essay i'm III, {, Cysr. j.;
winch II originally appearei-and we arc in.b,aI ~,
Advocate IN which it is republshed By
eq"es' Tor the Inspection OF the article In 6s tyo co
iinhs of that p.per-bu, the only pas,,ge on ,.;t ~
81 III make any remark, Is tie following ~. ,, .
protesting to give the history oil the first Seu.,n,,
non al tie last session: ~ -ee
s,,e OF ins existed on tho very day befor. m,
, ~ @ "a prgey held meetings il wa.
& no editor Of III" Gnqu meeting anJ co."
The tme w"s y, 10 which came The upon at
M a. Unit ~ st RAJ dophs support AZ an inncen. 10 o
him If n",n 's ehaS - 1t was sai would he against
IN NE Isl place, we plead Won reor,io I, the fac,
OF He Meeting and concurrence in liz ,lec;io w
nor lie most distant recollection Of either of ,I
me ~ place, 80 Tar from having believed III,
90. - en"nce was desperate agains, Mr. Randolph
=" 'a'e" Some Hhs since Il reply TO The w
opy' anu n our correspondence with on, friend. o,r e.,
Impression that Mr. Rves the period of his el.c,in
one est man in the whole Commonwealth, w., ,,.
have beaten him. ~ NY "''' eo"i
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e.SOLE LEATHER, SHOES mars G. iii,
d. ~ GdTdno, have received, and now Off, , III,
"oo sues sole leather, embracing all the different, nnI
Ana hey are, daily receiving their Far .odrI -
shoes hats cay and Zip skins uper leather OF
W "'in "niP"g piper, SC. &c, which the, OFF, o ,h
no ,'er"' 'crm,.-fa"y have also hand of Ue;r .,n,
'''C'"'e' %'oco pair plantation shoes which a,s -,
P'i p" 10 any ever Offered ioT sale hy III, ia
kichi' ond, lS,h Aug 1888 90 a.,
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y 49,, l., res having located himself al his n o.
IL liners, in the couniy oil Bucki,ch.,n, c ~
'e',"ers h'e professional services the public.
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IHNHE Races over The Halifax Virginia Course ,y,u
"a commence on Tuesday, the 18th October next Tie
rack ana stables are in good order Tor The accommodated
Gl trainers On the llh day. stake for colts and 6eo
lhree years oj-mle heais-6ty dollars en,r,ncsh,ls
V' 4" O's OF we sVsning before the first days race.
August 10. % ~;
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nI earth vas ieveri'h and did shako"- Saak,pea,e

81 nkr rs fnLg,
ANA under this Caption, the Ale xau,ra G: IL"
~ "' 'he shock OF the Earthquake was Eel, in The al,
couhoeso OF Mary land ndiVirgina-A lee, fron
@ 'emsh at Mr. Baird Stone Quarry in Stafford cn,m
~, .'gia; dated on Tuesday morning says" We have
n" remarkable shirering of the earth here toJ,,.. M
"e say me rocks have the fever aud sgue
h, . n'e" preceded tie shock ia the morning were
''S T tmo or threc times during the day. "
- w nav heard otit only lar North as R,lroo.. 49,,
SCUM Is lar as Warren,on in n. c Itwa. n,cJ -, Of,
20 ,er pace at about half past o'clock in the u,o
ai III " "Ifeh'Yh about6 o'clock" Tie Bai,imor. 60
, ,, ucinr'ous motion 20 sensiLy have become
ihe Norfolk Beacon also states that Tho sbooL 49, :,
mere between aud oclork by several '''
e VI ""on were aroused from their slunber, hv ,s,,I
""n 'apii vibration OF ih bes,eals similar 10 a. ,
loosely corded screwed" s">'e'u
NaI'ohi ineiligencer notices the phenomenon as
..hii, "'u"rty ie't at Washing oD--and saws il
o not ne surprised AT airing more sensibI. en- o.,
" ~ ~ he oouthwest perhaps as FAR d,ani IL
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IJEA I'IIS

tCoMavNicArEp. liz ia with r.einys ~ J.o, .o, 49,,
zen OF Dh'.idUo County. lie d.pa,,,I III MN ti-
re "a Louisa county, bis return hon, from W.. ZOO 90
e"as "a C"pcpsi county Thursday, the ism instinct ;n n.y., ,s III
yeni hs age, AFTER of s ~ '"a 700
60 Ia society, which lapse time lao, va, &C.,
ca" -uIfy u" ChneGl urbanIy 80 s.oa',
qulueH ani The benevo chu,ae,e of lie va, many oclei
" "' part ct the country which hc lad chosen s, 81
~ an cary period OF his lite, where he co;. -, az
pI sa'ety aud a pit around until the mo,,, , ' " us
's dissolution IL needless saw tia, dos. ,;n
virtues @ justly endeNTod him vu,y ey,rn.ye c;'s n
~ mo winter OF this ace him TO i. ,;oco
@ @ hl h''oand, an GheetO"aIo father, a uduseu nn.,a,
How happy he who sinks to rest,
by reg cited, loy d ana b.s,
ioI "" Tie afflicted a
I r nun ,nc wiiow's tears shalt dow;
,o' MIN the ofphnH's shaIIr
ousck ms savO shalt virtue brin
me earliest ubule he spring
n"u IleUislip shall t.nsir
80 plant hcr mour0fu cypress there;
whilst IA our hcuits we III rails. a Iou,,,
hon"a which ~ b Dom,
~ The Abingdon Rep .plican notices ,bo jaa, - s,,
YEA n"d IN ny ~ Minute past 5"'cIocF, p NJ Susan NJ mpsJ
9 y;r nhsi aud onthe nnu, Sins, r. %
age" years aud IA nils ins, ~ 80
cden Of Mr. s Il u's Johnston, aged ycnr days all
mg e M e Aese pdTeHs 6'yo1 Orey and ia,sys',
,Isc ~ ud 'tii monster, who ali Mi,h"u, d.
oy "i MI Sarah, OF Cupt Thoma. Meto"" y" INC
oeathed her last the ul, ~ ''eNo""o'' who
pei at hei Ia hers in sIorklenbr,, .o,,, "
a,' INST IA he I7tb ago. a,hn J,ns Lon on
bu q ,o ey w Coleman Esq. The of i. Door I'll
ne,c'I iIy, mas known the dc'J. her al
more w, s SHOWN y"ung lady, nis OF an esomn
childboob oil her Her department. even iran,
avoided the vices iole her age se , sho
and aninhe nus ter Kind and loving and so
kn" h." as To command The love of 5II wio
n o pu'ng TER shot though I'M es lie M VINO
ION which sb had pofss hrr. or I.r y maj To-
fore b IiundS como ins the pro,nee s
Ways u pea hncs and tka paths we urnc w "o'l
A." o' I''n 10 every S"tiowing tem su. pressed,
n rnl on'yy erP To- joy That She is essed
'oh pam 10 bliss, nom Garth heaven removed
"c'Heh'O y hunotca lie wa loved
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C'rn oil King Queen requests US To corrcc, ,v,o
e. ~ % Va !" 'o'ic,ng his lat communica,iou-We inIe'cI
W say We must he H. -;
question But the Piners Devil N. i",o ~ n 10
tue au or thinks might the nfercuro ,, 81
proceeded from person f''""0'oh had
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cipes Of the Constitution, and that MS soon M bs I'm,
read Nladison's Report, would then resume the
Iiscuss'onIand not before! Ii was from the same
desire OF placing the magic tasman i'm their hands.
mat we gave our last edition of the Report TO Mr.
- OF charleston, and we requested him TO have
an edition struck for general circulation. We know
was printed at the press of Miller. 1t was with
,n's same feeling, that we hailed the reference of
mr; Haync To this great fundamental work-for we
'iau NOT doubt that they would all come right i'm
'''ne ny The application of It's principles
WIN The view of showing that we did not com
mend The Multiplying doctrine of Mr. IIavnc. we re-
Ter to this other irresistible fct-,bat we praise in
,gher and more opposite terms the Doctrns of HI
Woodb,iry-we called il when we printed il F" an
% "m and admirable Speech" Now, what did MIR.
woodbury. think of the Virginia Resolutions. and
Their application To the doctrine of NuIIiticn,;on3
Hear him!
When all these modes fail another and .,ecisive reo
~; 'ne states, TO amendments Of the Consu.
~. oy wy s'e anu large majority ot three iourths The
acknowledged p'werof the States by their resolution. and
w 's way To effect any changes limitations or
.o'ec"o"-, ws clearly that them ia. real
" between the two governn en,s is pl.cej bv L C.;
'u'oh' and IN them the final. paramount SUPREMACY ,
' =, iney can alter this Constitution; but we here can
'e' utir CONSTITUTIONS. We then are the servants
ana 'ey the master. On the contrary whatever o,h.r
may holI' do not hold that any certain redress
s,,ch ,;; pr OF any State, can be interpreted against
% "ert'hs OF The Supreme Court are followed nv
ega' process unless that State resorts succc,,uIIv
u.e ag',ns cree in conflict with The federal agent. =
" - ""ed ny the, however, that STATE may r,so..
may express her convictions Oh Tin. uitv or ,,.,;,
ohah'y OF aIaw or decision OF the Gener.
nese doinSs may work change through public onin;o
'eau 10 cooperation OF iree- ourhs Of the sister States
o'ec' "e errors ny amendments OF the Cons tuition
""' whenever The enforce of the law or decision,
wl'h'n The scope Of the acknow lodged iursdicon
v. ne supreme Court, and he accomplished by iepa
process see no way in which that Court eau b.. cou,ro
u except ny moral aud intellectual appeals to the hearts
,"a e"ns OF her Judgesor by amendments TO the Cons
V OF ny me "eporablr and deprecaie remedy of phy
.a, .oree hs latter resort do not understand an,
gentleman here TO approve, unit, all other resorts fall ard
men only in case where the evil suffered is en-
gerous than the dissolution Of the Government, seIr
100 much stress laid here judicial de cision.
was the doctrine OF Mr.. j. iierson and nj ti.on
Va Resolutions lSpJ '''"
neyo"d csc views l. trust no men Der contede |
ey WIN ever feel either the necessity OF inrinaon 10 adj
V"nre' anu mus put III jeopardy thai union which we an
profess SO highly to prize. Mos, of the States as S,,es
o OIL me exisencies that have arisen under the Con
better sill TO suiirr s"' "
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B1GGER'G
bACH'5'FGE md LOTTERY OFFICE.

NV n NIUN y, VA.
Drnnn Nos. .NtIo York LofferV No II;
81 % 90 10 So IL 81 81 J3
Sever1i OF the capitals sold as u.ua by BIeeER,
oslaon anal hoedcry, no. rs.
10 nc drawn on Saturday, 7th September 1ss2
60 No. Lottery 10 Drawn Ballots
SCHEME.
P,izc Of $50 OCO is $50 non
10 ODO 10000
OODO 5000
1OnO 1000
370i 1ot
30 1000 en- ono
30 500 N non
Lowest prize AI2
Tickets $40; halves .; quarters IN
tickets and shares ia the usual great v,,isty =,
I'uhDerS' Tor sale ~ lie Exchange and Lottery
ohce o. THOMAS B. BIGGER
,-.pt Corner opposite Eagle IIOfeL
W bggor has recently sold aud paid At sight no los.
10000, &c. &c ' " "-V'o"o' oil
Aug. 23. %
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.or nominating candidates. But since we have made
that pledge, we have the other calculation. "a
winch we have just alluded which has for its obec,
am eec"on ny 'he IL. OF X We shall take up this
subject next-and attempt TO show in what n,nnner
me election may be brought nearer to the people,
nus we may attempt to avoid on the one hand.
the otherwise inevitable necessity of Convention
SURE FORM or other-or, the other, an unequal
m'schievous corrupt and corrupnp election hef,rs
'''o H. OF Representatives This measure IL IS not
p.o"a''re To discuss. On the contrary this is the
oe 10 investigate it, il we intend to avail ourselves
~ u; any such proposition Whereas, is premature,
~ our humble opinion, to discuss the merits of mr.
Hc"dr cdndiddtes-and to bind ourselves to the car
OF any mans fortunes
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i'e La B0gdfeHe!-A fair core spondcn, of tba Iv
,''So mon seems anxious 10 do say the S0ic nm,
w. me T.. Sfdtes-and accordingly proposes M,s A.
Noyai', " native OF the OH Doinin;on ti,. nav,
Snet (inere Pfesidentess But thong h we are n,,r.
t" WIN as much reverence, Disciple OF Mr. w
oneciah can he, for The Rights of JVone, - ,a, ~
H"'cf c"nSfTucfiOniSfS OF the Constitution a.. D. ~ ~
compelled TO oppose Ibis nonna rion untI u be so oo,
ga as 10 'hfow open the door directly fo The female
fuici la docs no quite all the clauses which -
70 hnit the succession TO what the i,sty and -,
grammar'ans are pleased 10 call the more wor,h' -
DER. In speaking OF the person" elected pres;f' :;
nor ol!y requires that on entering on the exer, =,
''', ne Sm" take The following oatiI"-but il adds
'hd' " ne shall hold his Office during the term Of 1
yes case " oil ms death, his powers are TO Jcvove
on ihe v President he shalt receive for his serv
-"uouary compenSaiion-he may require in w,ina"
he opinion oil his Secretaries" he shall make tre.tis
an" WIN me advice OF the Senate'-he shall give c.
EFeSs h'oiinaton-he may, extraordinary orcaon
cohNrne 'ongress he shall take care that the Luz E
iah'iy executed, SC. Sc. Such is the (,onsi,,,; "
F" ~ ana snail we change il for the ,y,okcr 49,.
SCI. weaker! Is that so? Politicians shouI Grs, ii,
wen 10 NE Immense consequences thai are il,.I,, -,
a'!-e rom ms fundamental nnov aton What " arch ,
Stc'o"S should we not have in the Executive ch;,,
"h'' specacles Of Intrigue and homogeneous n,oLt ~
"ot "i'hess: " nat fyTonts might we not create fnr
even Tie celebrated Jnnius tells US that "The div,
Hght OF beauty Is the only Englisbman ougI, 10
acknowledge, aud pretty woman the only tvra,, ha w.
no. authorized to resist In word we think Our o.,
p,0her oil The 81. Union" has no ji,st reason IN 90 -
an bureiI, Leigh and The hole batch of Nominees ~
me score oil ms proposition. "
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wv me P"gn'd Sp'ings-As we consider our Miner,
%e's part ana very agreeable and productive mar,
" me resources OF the State, have invited pubic ~,
'"S WIG present sea
Voc understand that there few DAYS ago from IN
70 ioo VISITORS at Bath, in the county of Morgan Anon
ese were The families OF the Secretary of State AMI I
Ver' o'her citizens from Washing ION and Baliino, "
"a correspondent has furnished US with the G,IIn,;
ucai account OF the Uhitc Suiphur for te Ok :
".'' " mere are al this time $50 tcdiie visi,nrs 49,
cnsVe oil 40 persons qnartcred in the neiphbor, od
ana number oil others AT Les sburu O miles ds,,n, IN
ao besides those belonging establishment and
a.'' hoiSes' lew days ago examined the Reo;.,a.
mere hau peen 1876 visitors up that time: and ,urn
"ne corresponding period OF the last yearIIIS Tvoh,
OF honi sheep beef anh 100 bushels of grain arc CON
sumo" ndiiy Within the enclosure there are 81 b,d;r
"tfenehiing the handsome ball room and ,papv =.
ork CABINS constructed with much taste aud regard m
comfort hrSe waters were known and used bv rIc L.,
"'"">-""o' however, considered them most saint ,,v
""en administered as warm baths. This they din ~;
"ouSls' III which heated stones were put. TruIion r
potts. mat an ancestor OF the present Proprielos NJ
carpenter, was mhssAcred by the Indians "
me company IL thinning Al the White Sulnbur srd
scattering among the other Springs The Sweet was 81
"oS' crowded There ITO visitors al the Sal, =
pnnr on Tie 21h The Red Sulphur has been aI,no.,
'u during The season. And the Hot and the W., -
no" receiving the rsfluent visitors from the Other
The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1833-06-22


Sqtire Raadaii, .'-.' W
srR--Now you must know, that Msjor JssL
Downing is uy cousin; andI thought as how. he
was cunning to Newpon with the President,
should kill birds at shoe by going to Newport
to seShim. So I started for Newport, and when
got there, found out Cousin Downing, and went
with him TO sec she President After the Major
had asked neal ahont his uncle, and 10 and all the
other folks up at Downingville, he ask'd me what
cum there Cor. Now says !, Major, you must know
allour folks up at WARREN, want nightly to
see the President, and cum to see him and you
Well, says the Major, Cousin Tom, III tell you
how it j., now you see the President & are plagy
thick, and can do most any thing with him. So il
you want him to cum up 70 Warren, I'll let you
see him and maybe he will cum. hut Il don't think
he will, for between you and me cousin Tom, !
have got book with the Of all the folks that
vote for him. and where there is only few he
wont cum. Now yon see cousin Tom the Presi-
dent will want to no all about the town, and the
folks and the public buildings there is and that are
sort Of thing, and then he asks my advice abou,
going. Now you see the other day the New Bed
ford folks wrote him long letters about cunning
there, and says he, Major do you think it is best
for US to go' Why says 1, General, guess not.
Then says he, ask my Secretary TO write them swe
cant cum.--so cousin Dowing led me into room,
and there saw the President. Says !, President
the folks up at Warren want to no ifyou are cum
ing up there. Why sir. says he, don't no. you
must ask the Major. Says the President, sir what
Public Buildings have your Why says l, Pres
ident the spy public buildings we have got. is that
are Peer that is built down the river. Well says
he, do you find it any advantage! Oh yes, says 1,
Tor once brig was going out to West Indies and
,er rudder slpt of, and she stopt there and put it
'n again SO you see we find il very convenient
Well, says he, what else is the there Now you
zee was all struck aback u! So says I, nothing.
Says the General, Major, had we better 20 9-l
guess not, says the Major. Well just as you
ay Major, says the General. MajOr-Iook in your
'ook and see how many friends zoe have got there
20 the Major pulled out of his pocket crate book
md said why General. WE have only or
riends there, and not more than real back bone
riends, for find s ont of that number have got
IN office. oh no, says he, then they dident vote
or us, but only to get an Office; says he, Major
We wont go. Says the Major Ill be darned If we
10, General. So cousin Dowing andI cum out
Vow says he cousin Tom,you see its ofno nse; you
ee can do any thing with the General by coax
ng him. but you might as well drive the devil
Respectfully. yours,
TOM DOWNING.
The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1833-06-22
From the N. Y. Journal Of Commerce.
BLACK HAWK.

This celebrated parsonage, with his
companions, arrived in town last evening
in the steam boat New York from Phila-
delphia. He reached tho Immediate vi
cinity Of Castle Garden at FIVE o'clock,
but we understand positively declined en-
tering in consequence OF which, the
boat remained off the Garden until ascent
had taken place. This gave him an ex-
eeIlent opportunity to witness the ascent.
without exposing himself to the gaze OF
che assemblage within. He afterwards
landed, with his companions, on the North
River side, and proceeded to Howard's
Hotel in Broad street, whittier no was
traced by the ever watchful eye Of the
multitude, and in short iimc many hum
dreds we're assembled in front of the build
ing, IA still greater number, we arc told,
were besieging Hollis Hotel, where he
was expected to take lodglngs,) demand
ing to see the hero oil the wilder
ness. At length he presented himself at
m open window Of the second story took
off his hat, twas in citizens dress,) and
waved it towards the multitude, at the
same time bowing several times, a la mode
de President, and exhibiting manner
which seemed to show that he was well
pleased with the attention he attracted.-
The moment he presented himself at Inc
windows, many voices eagerly exclaimed,
<sThere's Black Hawk! There's Black!!"
and immediately the air was rent with
1hree cheers. Next appeared one Of his
companions, in Indian costume, with
handsome red blanket about his shoulders,
and sort OF Indian fan in bis hand, which
ne waved towards the multitude in lieu Of
q hat. He too was answered with these
cheers, as were likewise a third and
fourth of his party who successively pre-
sented themselves at the windows. The
interview, although very informally sought,
was perhaps ms agreeable to the Indians
rs il il had been conducted with moro
scrupulous regard to the customs of fash
ionable society. At all events, it was
very agreeable TO the multitude who after
gratifying their curiosity, retired with eyi-
dent marks Of satisfaction.
ii 10 said that Black Hawk viewod the
Balloon accent with evident interest, and
made some animated remarks respecting
it,--pointing impressively, to the earth
and the sky ;--but the interpreter, we
learn, did not catch his meaning with suf-
ticient distinctncss TO state what Ise said.
The chicfs were presented, at Howard's,
with liihographic portraits ofthemselves,
which they viewed with much pleasure, q.
once perceiving and acknowledging their
accuracy.
The Courier and Enquirer adds, that
they expressed st seeing ascension OF the
balloon, more asIo aishment than they have
,cvinccd at a6y .other circumstances since
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