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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-11-15

French Nssion-By late advices from Paris, we
learn that Mr. Livingston presented his letters credence
at an audience with the King OF the French on the goth
oil September; and that the time Mr. Harris pre-
scented his orders OF recall Mr. Livingston is by this
time established in the business OF the misson and il is
remarkable that his brother filled the place abou,
thirty years ago.
Mr. Harris, we understand, is about TO return to his
own country, after having proved himself highly useful
and acceptable in the delicate posture of that important
legation Ii is said that when Gen. Jackson sent this
temans nomination 10 the Senate last spring. an ex
dent was much exasperated and exSecreary of State
lence has not been sparng ofs shafts at Mr. Harris But
The President, looking with single eye the public
good and superior to all the arts OF
IN his own instance how FALSE foolish and unmeed il IS
Tor The most par-manfuily may be added
made choice OF gentleman for the French mission in lis
most critical state who whatever the enemies of both
General Jackson and MIR. Harris may say, was udicious
and fortunate selection for the occ ason
We observe also that Mr. Livingston has the
ohcers oil the Delaware to the French King and that his
majesty treated them with great distinction We trust
PennsylUanidn.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-11-15

ENRANKLIN HOTEL, Lynch6urg. Ta--TLo .nh.
scrlber has again taken charge OF this larc aud com
ou'ous establishment; and respectfully solcs of his
ehds ana the public that patronage with which he was
favored al former period He pledges himself that his
aoe ana bar shall be supplied with the best that this mar
hot "ous mat his stables shall be under the
enGe OF careful osers and that the servants of the e
onent shall be attentive TO the comfort OF his guests
"a esohs line OF Stages stops the franklin and The
subscriber pledges himself every ex eon TO
nodste passengers. ROBfRT MOpDTSS
November To- ~
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TUNo VIRGINIA FARMERS s. MECHANICS

VI ,sNuINIh FARMERS & MECHANICS-
T., naVlng purchased of w. q. BoRLANp his interest
in the patent right Fox & BoRIANn's soying he'd go
PIE toom Ihreshing Machines hereby give Holce that
nave appointed Mr.. JABEz PARKER OF RchmonJ
my agent Tor making and vending said machines 1ud mn,
patent Nurse Pocers, throughout the State OF Virginia: az
also my agent and lawful attorney for making sales of
county rights 10 said machines and horse powers through
out the Stale OF Virginia, except the counte. nj -
doua, Jefferson, Berkeley and Fauquier
copy signed FREEMAN FOX
The subscriber has just received six more of e above
Threshing MdehineS which are believed IN he far nte
erabe TO all other tooth machines they are believed TO
thrash issier' cleaner and with less power. lie has also
Tor SAFE TWO OF Woods patent hresbng machines with
steel spring Dealers which In point Of strength perform
ance ana durability thought TO surpass all other bea
ing machines all Of which warranted. lie has aso
constantly tor sale patent sraO cutters and corn Jc@
winch he has greatly improved, and which are believa ~
Oe greatly superior TO all others in the United St,,cs
ibssc who may be in want OF any of those v,In.tio
machines, invited TO call at his shop oppoJ,e t,e
Union Hotel, aud examine for themselves
Sept. 3. l3I-wifJ JABFZ pAnKFR
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DOMESTIC.
1 Ernm lhn Philndainhia ra....i.-...

lt rom the Philadelphia Ponnsy
". ,. SHIP WARREN.-Few crc Ia noes connect.
ed with our Navy in time of peace could have afforded
greater grahcaon 10 citizens than the arrival OF
man of,war at our Navy Yard
The Navy Department has, of late years, and indeed
always neglected our port, much deprive of all
ocular demonstration OF The strength and beauty of our
ships their discipline, general appearance the char
acter OF our noble sailors.
Owing 10 this circumstance, (or can onIv attribute II
TO want OF knowledge On the subiect secret and nm
warraniabe prejudice has sprung amongst some of
ctzens towards the Navy which only be eradicaed
by exhibiting TO them in the strongest colours the ins
ice oil their error and TO accomplish desirable an end
can any argument be 10 send one or two
ships OF war into port yearly!
since the arrival oil the Warren, she has been constant
W crowded with vsers, great portion Of whom are
ladies'; and never have such universal manifes-
taon oil pleasure, as has been exhibited on this
The Hntlring patience and unqualified poteness and at
'ehon oil her officers, rom the highest to the lowest de-
serve our Acknowledgements, and only saw that
their conduct has done eDdear the Navy 10 us
than any thing which has occurred since the war
III our worthy Secretary OF the Navy will continue 10
senu snp OF war into this port yearly, he viii add great
10 ms popularity and only "render unto Cesar the things
wren DIG are C@sar s. LEONIDAS.
The following is list of the officers attached to the
Warrcn;- - 49,
Benj. Cooper, Esq, Commander.
VIM S. Walker, LIST Lieut.
Ihomns j. Leb, 2d do.
+. o. Blanchard, 81 do
). w. Stockton, 4th do.
Peter Christie, Surgeon.
Mifhn Coulter, Assistant Surgeon.
John ". Hsmbe'on, Pufser.
Henry Moor, Acting Master.
VIM Garter, Jr, Henry Skipwiih Carter b. Poindex.
ter, Lewis NJ wilkins, John +. Mercer Henry French
Lewis C. Sarlori Washington Reid, and Rhydon c.
Moore, Midsbipmen.
A. T.. swasey, Captains Clerk.
Chas. Woodland, Boaiswa ain.
John ~. Rider, Gunner.
John f. ROser, Sailmaker
f. a. Teagle, Pufsef's Steward.
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Latest FROM PoRTUGAL-The brig Mara hon.
captain Ehlrdge, arrived at Bottom Saturday from ST,
oo's, whence she sailed on the lst ulmo. Captain +
brought no papers, but safes tina, the TO- ces
III and about Lisbon remained per former advices
was however confidently expected at ST. Ubes that
Don Pedro would attack the iselics on the 3Oh Sep.
tembpr. -
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"A IEACHEk WANTED, for the ensuing year. who
branches OF good English educaon together with I
Ito aud Greek should be glad TO receive as soon a. nos
sble communications from those NAV desre s,nh " pos
ton either by personal applications or leiters (o, nan
addressed TO ne near While CHIMNEY. r"
Caroline, 10th, November, 1888 sS"ma,.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-11-15

NEWARK, IN Neo Jersey.-Itis worthy Of remark
(saysh Newark Daily indication Of tie progress Of
this town. that at p Allngs sale Of building lots OIL The
Railroad avenue, oil Wednesday last real estate which
was lew years ago sold for $65 and that was then con
sidered iull price, brought $4,000.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-11-15

New York. Nov. =
ONE DAY LArER.-By the Caledonia. Capt Graham,
English apers aie received 10 81 October.
Money .lid,ket. and CITY LnhMgence.
oNDoN, Sa,uIdsy Evening-Very little business has
TINS day been transacted ia the funds The state o the
market corresponds with ia. state OF the wea,her-hoh
have heSn very duh No uctuation occurred in any Of
the public secutic. Consois Tor money and account
main stationary the pieces o yesterday the closing quo.
tation. being 50 l $ II To Ia.
la the ivr, market, the state OF thing has becn .i-
lar Portuguese >cp is 10 "a to 20 premium aud the
bonds 40 2 to l.2; aud Spanish "a 5S TO Ia
PARIS, Saturday, p. M.-The "Depu,ies OF France"
who were proceeding 10 Prague 10 oer thr CONG atua
lions 10 the Duke de Bordeaux his birthday, have al
ready met with impedinents which will materially dis
urb The arrangement OF that part Of their plans II is
Known that those Who have gone by Frankfort have been
stopped IN that city, in OF the refusal Of the
Austrian Mrier, resident there, TO put their passport
the visa endorsement, without which foreigners are
admitted into the Austrian States As the refusal is
eddy founded on the Wedge OF the object oil their
ney, 1t will he quite impossible for them procee any
further, the only assistance which could be offered them
as Freedmen. viz the interference Of the French Min
lister at Frankfort being unnecessarily withheld, for the
same reason that the refusal made Those o have
chosen anocr road TO Prague likely with OBJ
stacles equally detrimental to their PROCESS
CorroN MARKET, Monday evening Sept. 30. The
sales OF Cotton on Saturday 1000 bags, aud
day 2OOO, OF which about GOO speculation. The
prices are about the same Friday.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-11-15

RooK BINDERY.-1hes subscriber be es leave 70 in,
form The citizens OF Virginia. and the neighboing
oa'es mat lie has extended his Book Bndery Establish
he' and engaged additional number of workmen. Ina
prepared TO execute every description Of work in the
ABOVE line oil business in every desirable style Book
puosners can nave their binding done least as well az
in any OF the Northern cities Specimens Of hi. .,i Sc
execution are always 10 be seen at his Bookstore Per.
sons having copies Of Bewsters Cyclop@dis can have
'o gSunu 'or 81 20 per VOL; Pamphlets bound; old
Records and other Books rebound with care and exp.d
on Clerks OF Courts can be furnished with the various
blank books used i'm their Offices pain and Russia hind
ing. Merchants account books ruled 10 any pauern ~
November 10. [55-1sI3l r. ID SaNXIv
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-11-15
To Hon. s. w. MAppis.

We understand that the .4rcade Bank al Providence
X ~ and The Farmers and Mechanics Bank at Hart
lord Conn., have been selected by the Secretary of the
treasury as depoories oil the public money at those
places-W Globe " ~
IMPosTURE-The InteligeDcer says that rumor IL
IN circulation, shat The Secretary of The Tyeasuyy has
dpprsed The President that he cannot gel along min
ms administration Of The finances, no,o mat me Trea
sWy IS dePriUed9 the services IF The Bank of The Uni
ted States" Wv "
This fabrication of the Intclgencer is not only false
IN regard what said OF the Secretary of the Treasury
but is false III asserting that there is such
ihere Is 10 man in this city who has the dishonesty and
hardhood TO propagate such an improbable lsehood but
the Editor OF The lntelIgencerand he is not vet base
enough to say that lie beIievesi lie says t is entitled
TO tCe knOW not that credi!P'
lie, however, goes 10 manufacture, and gives ANo.
TIER RUNfoR : follows:
" ~ IS rumored that direddy the foiiyof the cbange
an me dePostes has become SO APPARENT that men are
10 DC TtStOredF And then this rnmorer Of false rtnors
says Our readers will not understand us as vouclne for
the truth oil these runors!' When we beleye Tic m
we shall plainly tell them so :"
nat miserable evasion and paeiing in double sense
nc editor knows the statements he makes TO be false Tie
knows mat intelligent readers cannot but be aware at
ne Is sensible the stories he propagatcs are untrue He
therefore, desires TO escape the responsibility of making
me impression on The knowing Of lis party that he
beheDts Tie stories which he endeavors TO palm on the
ignorant lie therefore tells the initiated, "chcn IRE be-
heve them, zoe shall plainly say So" And he does not
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-11-15

From Jamaica and Cdrthdgena. editors Of tire
New York Gazette have received Jamaica papers the
18th ult The Legislature OF the Island in session,
aud, according TO the editorial remarks likely have
warm sitting The various questions the best po-
Icy OF managing the Slaves, occupied much Of their pro-
ceedngs The Governors speech concita,ory, but,
by many, condemned.
The Kingston Despatch Of the 18th October announces
the arrival Of the British packet Lyra, from Carlhsgens
whence she sailed the Stb, bringing Intelligence that
several French vessels had arrived that place. and
their object was 10 avenge the recent insult offered nj
B'rro the Representative OF the French Court Caha-
gena. On their arrival letter delivered by The Com
manant to Col Nesga, the Governor OF Carthsgena
the Rear Admiral Gov. Of MAJ Unique, Dussote in which
satisfaction demanded for the insult offered the French
flag, aud the Outrage upon the person OF Mons Barro
the representative OF France. The Governor replied with
temperance assuring the commandant, that he might
was not garsoned, &cand says he IL your Excellen.
cy will not allow the matter TO be decided by the Supreme
Authorities, executive and judicial and insist carrying
your hostile designs into effect against pacific population
your Excelency will be responsible for all evils that
may ensue. Be persuaded, that vested with the
power OF giving the satisfaction invest
cd in the Supreme Government Alone Further cores.
pondence took place, which terminated in the command
ers innaing his in'enion that he would blockade the
port at shutdown Thursday the I7b, full satisfaction
was not awarded His Majestys vessel o: the Ser.
pent, was Immediately despatched for Car,hag 10 pro-
tect the British suhec and interests that place
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-11-15

Florida The subject Of the prOpricCy Of applying TO
Congress Tor admission as state into The Union begin
an expresses himself decidedly in favor Of speedy adj
mission but opens his columns those who nay choose
oeNPress an opposite opinion. II will NOT IN al proba
billy, be many more Years before We shall lave three
new safes, Michigan, Akinsas and Florida Al tie time
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-11-15

ssy he believes them, the Bank geny and stock oLLes
are given 10 understand. that they are false.
We tell the public plainly that the Secretary perfect
" satisfied that he can administer the finances OF the
Treasury with the utmost facility without the aid of the
Bank Of the United States-,hat he Is equally convinc.
ed that the State Banks fully TO perrm all
the functions Tor the Treasury ever performed by the
mammoth institution, and that he is aud more con
irmej in the prop'i.,y Of the opinion which no gave
many months ago to the President, the
moval OF the depos,es from the Bank OF the United
| Ststes.-D
Remarks.-we copy article Iron, the Richmond En-.
qurer. As the Editor truly observes the public will per.
ceivc sin these Instructions decided oos Of that lea.
iOus determination to assert the supremacy IF the cipH
authority, ,chieh ought arays to acuote the friends Of
Republican Government" From this, however, the
Governor OF Alabama will not infer any acquiesccnce
the part Of the President in the doctrines promulgated
applicability OF the law Of 1907 the removal of the in
truders from the lands c.ed by the Creeks according to
the stipulation Of that treaty la the prompt recognition
OF the responsibility OF himself aud those employed by
him. TO the laws OF the land. the President, no doubt
to show that he expects similar submission OH the
part Of the Others the obligation which laws aud rea
ties, made by the proper authorities, impose The treaty
with the Creeks WILL have no doubt, be executed in
good faith, and should not be surprized find the
vernon OF Alabama called into the service by the cip
gistrate Of the Federal Government 10 bring the force
the State 10 opeate in performing the stipulaons of
treaty, which will rebound SO much to its advantage.
Governor Gayle could not refuse suppose,
the functions which his station imposes under such circun
stances.-I6.
The people OF the south manifest great alarm ON ac-
count oil project oil certain fanatics OF the morrill, who
propose to emancpate the slaves in the District Column
ba That there may be unreilecting individuals,
jealous TO do good works abroad who this
scheme, is not unlikely but II Is by
the body OF the people The great mass Of citizens,
whatever may be their sentiments respecting slavery,
not disposed TO disturb that agang and exciting topic
to interfere with the just rights aud safety Of the people
oil the south. All who have given the subject mo-
ments attention, Of the evil that would fol
low any attempt TO make the district OF Colombia, stua
ted as is in the heart OF the slave holding States, re
sort for free and runaways-It is, conceive
the duty ofevery TO resist any effort that may be
TO kindie strife by introducing this topic
The question ought not to be stirred, public opinion
should rown down all those who give il counenance OF
support The mock philanthropists who, regardless oil
consequences would throw this rebrand into the coun
try unless checked. may do incacuabe and
mischief Hartford Times.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-11-15

Manuel AntonA Fguetoa, b other TO the deceased Cover
nor, Marcos FguerOa"
Governor Aranburu was taking measures to prevent
any attempts on the part Of the Unaffected against the le
climate authority and has applied TO the governments Of
Tucuman and RUji, Tor assistance.
MOnteridso.--A communication dated Head Quarters,
III W, 18Th om the President Of the Oien,a Repub
lie OF the Uruguay, (Fiuctuoso Rivers) 10 the Minister
OF War at Mon'eNldeo states tina, the tranquility of the
Republic being completely established he had given
des 10 L'sb"n ms 'imy .xcepta small portion Of it Tor
the seiN ice OF the frontiers.
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to make the rocks themselves forget their sunless
COON. Proceeding on though another long gallery oil
tree and airy structure entered the Cathedral whete
walked up the broad extended nave, the eye rested
uron succession of columns towering To the arch in
Duc simplicity and strength. Over the high altar
the lonnI. with the infant in her arms dehca;cly 10.
died rnth. while above hung field at white drapery
ies of the saint, to whom the gro,,o is dedicated mass
ceremony o peculiar impressive ncss aud awe
The iu extent OF this Groo, with the my sirres of the
caverns to which the innunerae alleys lead which con-
unualy branch oil from IL, has been explored
We stopped at the end oil three niles though The guides
spoke la rapures OF palaces halls columns, ami statues
sun beyond did not suppose IL possible Tor sdlacea'
formations 10 assume such aiich variety oil shape and hhe
au present in their combinations results oil such supaSs
ing beauty ant agnifccncc. We after all, only the
poor cOpyists Nature, and who tell what models
exquisite taste and harmony still lie undiscovered in her
choce reresses sometimes think that IA Yet VIC only
the rude covering which she has her
charms an am halt disposed 10 the pes her polar
ice in effort To reach the marvcls OF her
But TO return TO things nearer at hand we are
steering Tor Marsciles 10 replenish funds then 10
weigh anchor for Mahon, where we are to take prO,i
>ions, when we shall make SAL the Archipelago where
The United States aud John Adams cruising, and
where is not that ship will winter Should
our internal quarters be nj Smyrna, may, perhaps, date
y9u an episte at jerusalem But have fi'ed as cor
respondent utterly in reaching my engagement, that
you may still di,trI,t any PROMISES But you shall
certainly. il live, hear from oencr for year come
than have ia the that is past. We begin
ming look anXously for the arrival of the aud
the thousand letters which hope she will bring
We all in good health and have been through the
season. Yours truly, W. e.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-11-15

IMPORTANT DEcIsIoN.-In the Circuit Court of tI,e
United States, verdict rendered this morning i'm f
vor OF John Ames against Howard and LatIrop for lI2
bO, which being bPied as the law REQUIRES is 6O
damages The action was brought by The plaintiff 10 es.
tslish The validity of patent Tor the Cylinder Paper Ma
chine, taken out 10 1922 but and new pa.
tent aken out in October, 1882. The amount involved
at this trial, is not matter OF much moment but the con.
sequences TO the paper manufacturing interest are OF i'm
menss importance We are Informed that there are no,
less than i've hundred Of the Machines in this country
and that unless the decision should be reversed in another
action, the plaintiff will from the owners of Ma.
Chimes from $4,000 10 $5OOOOO! We also learn that
the manufacturers have determined contest this
in another action. and that with this view able counsel
retained in addition TO the counsel engaged the just
Decentralization TRANSCRIPT.
we puOlish to-day very cheering list Of contributions
by our citizens in behalf Of the American Colonization
Society The whole subscribed, thus far is about
$4,000; and we trust il will be greatly increased. The
opportunities OF usefulness held out to the Society were
never iaicring, and its wants pressing
Now That New York has put her shoulder TO the wheel
we trust she will give il impulse which shall carry
forward with unprec edenod speed and power Fifty
hundred dollar bills worth than GOOD wishes
though even the latter not to be despised where no.
thing better can be obtained. But, In truth we tnk ore
citizens deserve praise 1--WE trust they will deserve more
for their iberalily towards This aud many other
oi,ie cfs Y Of (fg,u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-11-15

Mr. Elliot ericsson has, as already announced re.
turned to this country from England We learn from the
New York Commercial that he confirms, and more than
confirms previous statements respecting the atIocious H.
bells uttered by Garrison in London against the u States
and the abuse poured upon country by Mr. OC.n
nell. Mr. Cresson says the people Of the United States
have not so bitter foe in Europe rs O'Connell.
The friends Of the Colonization Society i'm PhIadepIi,
have determined to present MIR. Cesson with a niece of
plate asa testimony OF their respect for his character and
services -"N
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-09-30
Tobacco. snuff j. Segavs'
'JlHE subscriber respectfully informs The pub
he has commenced the

VJNHE subscriber respectfully informs The PuOH' !"
u he has commenced the
MANUFACTURING OF SEG.7RS'
in the house on the corner Of Prince and Wsel Nfs.
formerly occupied by Jonathan Fields IS ,p',.,
nd Snuff Store, where be intends TO carry on
nufacturing Of 1UB.aCCO, SNUFF and Sh'A"
and hxs now on hand
Superior sweet scent Tobacco Ia.
Small pug and email twist do, Of good quarry
Yellow and brown Spanish Segsrs
Yellow and brown hslfdo and common
great variety Of Snuff and Snuff Boxes, ''i! u
Smoking Tobacco put UP in papers
Pipes BY the box -
He hopes that the former customer, Of the h'..
will call and examine his assortment, as be tees ol-
dent that thew will meet with as good articles '''
as favorable terms a. can be had in this place.
All orders will be thankfully received and P,VTr
attended to. SAMUEL v US"
sept 27-3m
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-09-30

A tall yankee. named Riley. with face as rag
ged as the keel of canal boat, in walking along
the wharf below Chestnut street, last night, OBJ
served hat on the pavement; as the said hat ap.
peared to he "doing nothing" he picked It up
Finding it to 6t his head exactly, and being ex.
ac,y. and being at the same time Of much better
quality than his own shocking bad hat" he in.
coutinently walked of With it. Unluckily, how
ever, one Of the watch passing at the time, on
inouiring into the circumstances, walked of with
him. The fact vas, that when Riley saw the
h.t. there was q mans head within two in
ches of being 10 it! Nov this part Of the case
he ingeniously omitted to mention when. ex.
hibtinr his tale, 50 that there was in reality no.
thing awkward about the hat except the head that
WAS in IT, He confessed his error, though he de-
ciared he did not see the sleeping owner at the
time, and was disposed Of accordingly.
philadelphia Gazette.