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Delaware State journal, advertiser and star. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1832-1833, 1833-06-21
THE FRENCH TREATY.

The Department of State has caused to be
translated and published in the Washington
Globe, the final report upon the Treaty be- !
tween France and the United States, made
by Mr.. Human, the Minister of Finance,
to the Chamber of Deputies On the 9th of
April.
The report assumes that the seizure and
conhscation of French vessels, made by the
United States in 1909, in reprisal for spolia-
tons on their commerce committed by the
French under the Berlin, Milan and Ram
boulliet DEGREES, estopped this government
from all right to found claims against France
| on account OF considerations made under these
| DEGREES. Exceptions however are admitted
which France cannot deny, and the following
are given as cases entitled to compensation:
American vessels seized and confscated in
virtue of the DEGREES OF Berlin, Milan and
Rambouillet before the persons Interested in
them could have received information of
those DEGREES.
, American vessels condemned after the first
November, 1910, the date of the revocation
of those DEGREES:
! American vessels burnt at sea by the French
squadron.
The report admits that the Government of
Bonaparte had admitted the justice of these
: classes OF claims, and that the Government
$ oe the Restoration after denying its liability
for the acts of its predecessor, had at last ac-
f guessed, and was treating on the subject,
about the date of its overthrow. Under the
= new Government the negotiation was renew
cd, as M Human oppressed it, ''under the
= influence OF the sympathy which that great
r event called up between the two nations. -
t "Both governments" he adds, saw, there
S were political reasons which rendered the
e acknowledgement necessary; that the two ma
tons were IN a great measure united in feel
t Iings, and that every obstacle to more init
e mate and reciprocal intercourse ought to be
d removed" This view of the matter wa:
: strengthened by the conviction that the cues.
Y ton had begun to assn Ge in the United State.
e the aspect of a ''politcal' one rather thar
: one OF mere ''priva.e pecunlary interest.
q these circumstances, added to the counter
l. concessions of the United States, in behalf o
lie sundry claims made by French subjects ant
10 IN relation to some disputes between the two
IS countries arising on of the Treaty of Cessiol
c OF Louisiana, are assigned as the considera
e tons for the Treaty concluded in July 1881
1t and ratified in FEBRUARY last.
i'll The report recapitulates the terms of tn,
l. Treaty, which have been faithfully observed
N OH the part of the United States, and call
II upon the Chambers to provide the necessar,
a means. "The sum-" says M. Human, 81
e employed in auditing debt, the justice o
j. which cannot be denied: good faith was in
,e terested in its admission, and true politica
re considerations required that the arrangement
D. OF the affair should not be deferred"
n Accompanying the report is bill for APP
Delaware State journal, advertiser and star. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1832-1833, 1833-06-21

VISIT TO MIR. MADISON.
From the Correspondent of the Portland
Evening Advertiser.1

L
Evening Advertiser.]
ORANGE CouRT-HousE, (VA.) May 90 1883.
l left Charlottesville little before mid
night in the male stage, and found myself
here by day, light this morning, distance
thirty miles. AS Mr.. Madison's planta-
tionis only five miles distant from this re.
solved to stop, and to visit almost the
last OF the Romans. took horse. rain
ing though it was, and after going over a
Virginia road, about three miles, which
you probably know is one of the worst in
the world for here it is "uncostitution-
all to have good roads; came to bye
path, a sort Of a carriage road that led
INTO the woods, when | kept on riding
and riding for nearly two miles, or
one mile and half, passing one gate that
led to plantation, till came to another
where met an old negro, who told me
the way, and added that his sold master
would eglad to see the young gemman, .
Delaware State journal, advertiser and star. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1832-1833, 1833-06-21

THD BRIE AJAz, Is days from New Or
leans, with 100 emgants on board, bound to
Liberia, lately put into Key West in distress.
She lost her mate and two blacks when she
had been only two days out, and between so
and 40 died Of the Cholera, while shs was ly-
off the towr. The Ajax left Key West for
Liberia, on the 10Th ult. After her depar-
ture, the Cholera appeared in the town, and
nine cases had proved fatal in population Of
900
Delaware State journal, advertiser and star. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1832-1833, 1833-06-21
Mr.. WEBSTER arrived at Columbia, Ohio

Mr.. WEBSTER arrived at Columbia, Ohio
on the 9th inst. He was waited on by many
gentlemen without distinction of party, who
availed themselves of this occasion to pay
their respects to highly gifted and patro
tic citizen. A public dinner was rendered t.
him, which Ire declined, Mr.. Webster doe
not proceed further west than Ohio, intend
ing to return home by way of Cincinnati
Chilicothe and GAINESVILLE.
Delaware State journal, advertiser and star. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1832-1833, 1833-06-21

propriating 5,166,e66 francs for the payment
of the first nstalment. Of this 100000
francs were for the first instalment of interest
on the whole sum, and the balance, for the
proportion Of the principal due, being one
sixth.
This bill and report were printed and re-
ferred to the committee. Bali. inner.
Delaware State journal, advertiser and star. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1832-1833, 1833-06-21

may here add, that the said books were
forwarded from Washington to New York,
and unfortunately put on board the packet
her fr.t vowaae and everv thin. ,ne lesan
but the passengers and crew, who were saw
ed in the long boat. My father therefore on
ly received the preceding letter, much to his
disappointment.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-02-23

inens without No fear ohe people or Of tbose
who enjoyed the highest share OF their confidence
had, or should deter him from eensung he be-
ieved to be wrong could any hope OF reward induce
INN TO approve what his Judgment could not sanction
MIR. Nj. hoped the committee would pardon him for the
remarks he had made In order TO vndcae himself and the
other members who had expressed their appreciation of
the Presidents conduct, from the ssperson which their
opponents had endcavored TO cast upon thc by attrb
butng their having done TO the unworthy motive
OF fear lie di3 not by any thing he had said to
deny That he ic at all times anxious solciiue that all
his public acts, should meet the appreciation OF the
he only that he would not DO an act bcb
ne believed to be wrong or express sentiment he did
not entertain in order to it, To have gained the
appreciation oil countryinen by honorable means is
great rich and glorious reward: but there is something
more valuable than that IL is that sa
usacion which patriot must feel when conscious of
having sacrificed his popularity, in order promote tie
lasting prosperity and happiness Of those by whom he
condemned.
Mr. NJ said he conscious that his remarks had been
very desu'ory; they not too much however, he
hoped TO be excused the ground that he had to reply
10 several geniemcn who had advanced very different
anu rather Inconsistent Arguments In support OF the
and resolutions Of the Committee of twenty one.
Mr. NJ having resumed his seat, MIR Dickerson rose
aud said, that the gentleman from itockbridge (Nr NJ
was mistaken, when he said that he, (r had
the nth ib. IL was much greater Ok (Gcn. Jackson)
than hin (Mr. M } that he had gored.
Mr. NJ said II was possible he nigh, have been mi<a-
ken, but still he strongly under the that
The gen leman had said something about stabbng the ee
gates from ROckbrdge under the fifth rib. However
might be, he entertained doubt but that the great
Ok TO which the gentleman (Mr. d. has lust alluded
would be as i'le spprehensive he DIR NJ was OF be-
lag gored by anma more remarkable Tor its ears than
Its horns.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-02-23
NibIO's HEOtcI.

New York ll2 Broddoay beIoeen Pine Cedar sfreefs
THNHE subscriber returns grateful acknow Judgments
n to his friends and the public for the liberal SUPPORT
afforded him since his establishment in this city Having
found, however, that the name of his Hotel which he orr
ginaly adopted Congress Hail. subjects him TO many
Inconvenience in consequence of the proprietor Of pub
lie establishment in his immediate vicinity having assumed
the same title and being unwilling by continuance Of
the present name OF his house, enbarass his
as we'll as HIMSELF he has resolved changing the same
to that Of NIBLos HOTEL. Its central location being
near the principal places Of anusemen and its vicinity
the public Offices and business part of the town. renders Il
most desirable resort for families and gentlemen engaged
in commercial and other pursuits.
The experience which the subscriber has acquired as
proprietor for many years Of that extensive establishment
the Exchange Hotel in Petersburg, Virginia and sub
sequent associate with Mr.. HeiskeIl Of te CITY
Hotel Philadelphia, will he trusts prove sufficient qua
rantee to all who may honor him with their
nothing shall be wanting his part, or by those in his
employ to contribute in every respect their accommo.
dauon ana comfort. JOHN NIBLO.
november "a. bS-xyff
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-02-23
POETRY.
=" Mona rKr Nrs>rc. ussvSs."
From the London Atlas
SrANZ


"rAss on, RrLNNrLgss wonD.'
Swiftrr aui swiler, day by day,
Dawn times unquirt cutsout'' nsslrtp
THOU passest on thy restless way,
Tumultuous Snl unstable world.
Thou passcst on time hath not scon
D"iey upon thy hugfird path;
mud prayers aud tears alike have been
In 'ain to stay thy course of wrath
Thou p0szsst. on, and with thee go
Tho loves OF youih--th- cares OF age;
And smiles aud tears, and Joy aud W.
Are on thy history's Llo'-dy page.
Thote, overy day. iikc Yesterday,
Writes hopes that end IN niueksTy;
but Who shalitnaT the vcii away,
Before the abyss OF things To ho!
Thou pissest on, and at thy side,
Even as shade, Oblivion tTcads,
Aud DER tho dreams OF human pride,
His misty shroud forever spreads;
Whore all thine iron hand has traced
Upon that gloomy scroll to-day.
Hi,ls records ages since efrsced-
Like them shall Twelve them decay.
Thou passcssOn--w with thee, tho vain,
That sport upon thy lountln: blaze,
P'idc, hainod of dust, and folly's train.
" no court thy love. and run thy ways,
But thou and land bO IL So
Press EDWARDS To eternity;
Yot not together let. us, go
To that dooP- voiced but shorelass sea.
Thou hast thy ftiends--I would have mine:
Thou hast thy thooghts-lssve mo my own:
kneol not at thy giided shrine
bow no, az thy sfav ish throne
III let them pass without sigh;
They make no swelling rapture now,
The fierce delights that fire thine eye
The uiumphs of thy naughty brow!
fsss on, relentless world!--I grove
No more for all that thou hast rivon;
Pass on, IN Gods name-only leave
The things thou never yet hast giNons
"A heart ut ease-a mind at home
Affections fxod above thy sway
Faith set upon a world to come,
And patience through life's little day.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-02-23

WDUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
~ On wednesday, the 9th day Of March next IL fair
II not, the next fair day ensuing will he offered for sale
at the residence Of the subscriber the following property
seven lots ct land, containing each "a IL acres thirteen
hkey negroes, most OF them prime and boys stock
OF every description, among which is prime brood mare
gotby Virgnian with her two elegant hlies The mare
at this time is in ioal by the noted horse Curiosity
At the same time and place will be offered for sale all Of
my household and kitchen furniture and plantation uten-
sils OF every kind Terms accommodating and made known
on the day OF sale. VIM WALKER
stony Point, January 2. sI-wM
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-02-23
February 10.

ME FRANKLIN HoTEL,-QYNcHDURo, Va1
a The Subscriber, formerly OF the Bell Tavern in
Liberty, Va, has taken possession OF the above splendid
establishment recently occupied by Robert Morris, Esq
lie Is now furnishing the rooms of This spa
cous House in style that will afford elegant acconno
dalton to those who may please 10 call him. Private
paiors and dining rOons suitably furnished will be kept
Tor the use OF families and enlemen travelling by mi
yate conveyance may be assured that the extent of The
House enables the proprietor annoyance them
from the arrival and departure OF the stages
The splendid lines of stage coches TO tits place from
kichnoud, Ddnvle, Salem and Arlington city," and
the watering places all stop this house, and their re
spechve Offices kept in it. The Hotel stua ed on
the nala street convenient 10 both Banks aud 10 the To-
bacco Warehouses.
Stage Passengers may at all times 10 supplied with
hacks gigs or horses 10 travel off the line.
He has, with much care, selected sober honest and
i've Servants and Osers, whom e will exercise con-
slant and 'igan attention His chambers are large and
numerous. enabling him TO accommodate one hmndeed
persons with His stables will not be surpassed BY
any In Virginia as the stables large, with dirt and
paved ioots, and supply OF water al the door.
Having taken the above establishment for a number o(
years, and incurred havy expenditures in improving get
ng up and furnishing it, the subscribers interest will in
duce him 10 omit nothing in his power accommodate his
customers Y. n. OLIVER.
jan 80. S2f
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-02-23
YOulmg Archibald.

VHNHS celebrated Horse will this season in Spott-
n syvana county at the late residence Of Daniel yde
decd six miles from spotsyvana Court house, and four
tecn from Fredericksburg and probably stand OF whic
due notice will be given.
lie VIII be let TO at SO the season. discharged by
me payment oil SO within the 81 the single Leap,
10 be pad as soon as the is putInsuranca SIG 10
he paid as soon is known that the mare in foa and
twenty-five cents 70 the groom in all cases Season 10
commence ON the Is OF April and expire on the 18Th Of
June Pdsturage may be had 20 cents per head for
each week Board for servants customary prices We
do not pretend TO be liable for accidents though great
care viii he taken TO avoid hem.
PEDIGREE-Archibald was got by young Dare Devil
son oil the odmpored horse Dare Devil, his dam by old
spread Eagle grand dam by the imported horse Star son
old Hghhyer and brother Sir Peter Teaze his great
grand dam by Obscuriy son Of Eclipse, the most power
n ana speedy racer in England Eclipse and Higbnyer
were never beaten drawn paid oct they each made
their owners independent fortune by racing and an
other by coverinsrom these two Horses the Godol.
pin Arabian have descended all the best racers in to
world Archibald is beautiful dark bay, sixteen hands
high, possessing superior action and in high health and
condion he is warranted foa geiter and his coils
are highly approved Of WILLIAM SMALLEY
RICHARD s. HYDE.
req q 1883 S5-wtIsiA
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-02-23

GAMES RIVER LAND FOR SALE-sOO acres Of
% land in the county of AIbemare about two miles y
water above the 1ourishing little village OF Scotsville :
IVY acres oil e land are river low grounds Of very
hne quality. The highland s also Of excellent
There IS on this land large dwelling house nearly built
Du' unhmshed' VIM Scott living on the land, will shew
1t to any person disposed TO purchase
c. a. SCOTT
Duckingham, llth January, 1892 76-2awtf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-02-23

NOTICE-ThoseS Stockholders in the Rivanna Naviga.
- ton Company, who have paid the full amount Of
cas heretofore made are hereby notified that the shares
stock o. such dcinquen will he exposed sAo on the
10Th day Of March next at the tavern Of WIN d. Fitch
IN the town OF Chaoiesvile in order 10 raise the balance
due on SAD saresBy order Of the Board OF Directors
DANIEL +. CARR, Treasurer
February I6. oIN,g,J .
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-02-23
MoORING BLOCKS.

NAVY CoMMIssIoNERS' OFFICE,
J'nusry go 1888. {
DROPOSALS sealed and endorsed, will be received
~ this Office until the first Of March next for making
twenty-our cast iron Mooring Blocks, Of the following
weights, viz;
Twelve TO weigh about II 500 pounds each,
Twelve 10 weigh about ii 900 pounds each
-Four blocks OF each weight be delivered each Of
the Navy HardsCharesown, Brooklyn and Gosport re-
specivey by and at the Of the Contractors Nina
ture models OF the form Of the Blocks will be shown to
persons wishing TO offer, the several Navy Yards and
VIII be furnished to the Contractor. The Blocks must be
made OF the best American Pig iron, and be subjected
delivery TO such examination and proof may be direct
ed by the Navy Commissioners and the whole number
must ne delivered on before the 18th of October 1888
PersoDs Offering must their prices for each OF the
sets, deliverable at the above Navy Yards.
Ten per cenum will be reserved from each payment 10
be made a. collateral security in addition to the bonds
which will he required and will not be paid until the en-
tire number Of Blocks delivered surveyed or proved
unless specially authorized by the Commissioners of the
Navy Feb. T. fS7-2awt0
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-02-23

NOTiCE-Ihe Stockholders in the Rivanna Nayigs-
ION Company are hereby required 10 pay into the
bands o. ne treasurer, on before the first Monday in
April next luriher sum Of ten dollars on each share Of
stock, and IN lull Of their subscription order Of the
BOARD o. Directors. DhNL F. CARR. Secretary
Feb rs. q, O,y,,,''"S'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-02-23

RNIss A. F. TAYLOR will continue her school
IVM the next year. commencing the 18th January and
terminating the 18th December, with vacation Of one
month in the summer She teaches photography, Read
ing, Writing, English Grammar, Arithmetic Gcoprspbv
and History, plain Needle Work. and Theorem Painting
Board and tuition seventy dollars, for all except Painting
winch VIII be an addition Of i've doIar' My residence
Post Office, Potiiosville, Louisa county Va
JOHN j.. COLLINS, beech mn
December N. 6s-wIOl.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-02-23

Il AND FOR SALE.-Will he sold at public auction.
ior ready money, at Mecklenburg Court house the
nird Monday in March next, it being the first day Of
meekenourg county court, Tract Of Land, lying on
Roanoke nye on the Soath side in the county OF Meek
enburg, three miles below Clarksville containing six
hundred and fourteen acres, sixty Of which river
grounds, OF superior quality; above hundred and
twenty acres OF this land is cleared the balance is un
cleared aud large proportion Of it tobacco land The tc
residing on the plantation will she tho land any
son. IT'S sold under decree of the county OF Meek
enourg pronounced at January court last therein
depending IN which Richard Boyd plaintiff aud Aioxan
der Boyd and Matilda his wife defendants Selling as
rusee shall convey only Trustee; but the plaintiff
and defendants will unite in deed perfect the title of
the purchaser which is believed TO be unqnOstionablo
q. GREEN, Trustee
feDruAry ~. 92-2AM4NYN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-02-23

az ANAWHA LAND.-The proprietor of a valuable
HA tract OF land lying the Kanawha River, near its
Junction with the Ohio, and contiguous TO the village of
Point Pleasant is DESTROYS OF exchanging neg
fair valuation The tract consists OF GOT acres mostly
bottom land and portion OF 1t in cultivation Ii has been
pronounced by gentlemen who have recently it,
one OF the most valuable tracts on the Kanawha ANY
person who may be disposed make the proposed ex-
change Is requested to address Major Lawrence Lewis
at "oodawn, near Alexandra, d. c., giving descrip-
ton OF his negroes and their prices.
December Is. 65-2awtIstMa
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-02-23

n User, residing in Florida, is now on visit TO Yryi
MA and Maryland, for the purpose purchasing from y
they are Intended erclusiUeiy for his o,on use and nor
10 seq again, ho would prefer them as possible in
families oil good characters and exceeding the age of
thirty years-Any person in Virginia having such par
eel oil Negroes, part of them sse would hear
oil purchaser by giving description them as well as
some iuea OF teir prices and addressing at Baltimore
IN maryland j. III. WILLIS.
February 10. 90 o..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-02-23

OllQu,n
IL season: -
JANUS at CHARLorTE CoURr HOUSE,
KiNALpo with Major Rice. at FARMviLLr.
BLACK WARRIOR In the COUNTY CAMPBELL
PEAcocK at MIR. TRAVIS BRooc ks in the County
oil charlotte, near MosELEY's FERRY.
WILDrIRE az Cor. Wnr. Woops's In the CouSrx
OF ALBEMARLE,
And GAscoIGNE near PErrRspuRG
Particulars in the bills.
Gascogne will be let any thoou mare or anv
breeder OF winner gratis ceptionable TESTIMONY
will be required to the blood of the mare in every in
stance; and the expenses of any such mare from ds
lance out OF the State will be paid.
Janus also will be let on the same terms any of tho
following mares;
Merno Ewe-Arel-The dam of Sir CharIes-Realtv
The dam OF Clara Fisher-The dam of Collier-Sallv
Hope or her dam-Kate Kearney.
None OF these horses will higher than twenty ye
dollars dischargeable with twenty II paid within the sea-
son, which Will commence Valentines day (Februarv
I'D and end on the day OF the month in July-
Mares may be fed, II required with corn five
cents day, and no charge will be made servants sent
VIVA them The pasturage near Charlotte Court House
and Farmve Is OF the first quality, very extensive and
well waered and the public may be assured that no at
teniion will be spared the part Of Mr. Care or
Jor Rice The other agents named are believed TO be
equally responsible but shall hold ourselves liable
Tor accidents escapes. Mares insured If requred,e.
money TO be paid in instance when the mare is CO.
vcred, to be returned in she prove not In foa
JOHN RANDOLPH of Roanoke
January 25. so.T
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-02-23

NOIICE.--In pursuance Of a Decree of the County
Court OF Cumberland rendered the 2Slh day OF
January 1889 in the of hnter and wife, against
Kucker Co.. we shall offer for sale the premises on
tuesday, The "a OF April next il fair If The FIRST fair
day thereafter, about hundred and eighty Of
land, lying in the lower end OF Cumberland and adjoining
the lands OF Robert Straton, James Miner, and others
md belonging to the estate Of James Bootrght, deed
Terms, three equal annual payments, all credt-frsi
payment bond with approved personal security will be
required; and Trust Deed on the Land TO secure the
two last payments ROBERT STRATTON,0
JOHN HUDGINS.
LEONARD DANIEL, Z &
PETER FOE, e
February 7. s7ZGw