Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-08-02

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stronger disposition for the appreciation Of We
forth from TO shoots. The number which will grow
to maturity will Of depend upon the Clouds The
corn was beginning to suffer slightly from drought; but
the hne showers which have enjoyed during the pre-
sent week, have improved il considerably. The last Al
eghanan states, that the Wheat in Monroe county is
good as usual the propect of Oats and Coro OF the
hatterng character and the adows covered with
iuxurant growth OF grass"
THE CHOLERA
KENTUcKY.-The Maysville Eagle OF the 25ih July
states that the Cholera has almost entirely subsidized in
Northern Kentuckyand in the Middle District aud the
Green River Country, it is also very much abated."
FIRGINIA.-The Kanawha Banner OF the 25'h states,
"tha but Of the Cholera in Town its vicnty
has occurred since its last and that readily
arrested Ii has every hope aud believe that
the desoa,ng scourge has departed ourus least the
present"
The disease to have almost entirely vanished
Scarcely case has occurred the Sea board during the
season. We hear OF any our large Cities Our
own physicians do not apprehend its reappearance
Richmond We live as usual-cang peaches and melons
without stint or apprehension.
VIRGINIA SPRINGS.
The ewsburg ALE ghanian of Friday last says, that
Every day brings fresh accessions the company at
Springs The crowd at the White sulphur is great, and
the inns in the neighborhood filled with persons
waiting Tor the first vacancy that at the Springs
AZ the Red Sulphur, are informed there about
hundred and twenty visitors; do know what mum
Der there is at the Salt Sulphur but have been told that
here Is handsome company there alsoAl three OF thes
places possess qualities, which not fail the
invalid and man OF pleasure: whilst the first will find
there specific for his pains, the latter will have ample
aliment afforded which grafyhis appe,es So that
we can TO ALL Come purchase health and pleasure for
our country abounds in both.'
The Quis.-It turns out that the yyoftotcay Cele-
Jration is a Quiz Five or six shots wore Jirec,ed
against US in the beautiful account Of the proceeding
something in the manner of the aud ilibera
OF the three dinners Of Wiuianisburg-uhe last given
never given at Nottoway. They published, howe
yer, with all their defects upon their head No stream SO
FOUL now-a-days, blu, it can find kennel!
" We shall take up in next the course of the
Enquirer, as to State Rights, and TO their egmae
issue, NulfcationWe shall whether we have done
any thing for them, while they danger-and we
shall see how strongly stood out against Nullcaton
when proposed lin another phraseology) by
&c at snother epochaudalso. what ideas have uni
formy formed of the Virginia Resolutions of '9s, sc.
THE PUBLIC DEPOSTES:
The last Pennsylvania speak OH the auhori.
secretary OF The Treasury (who just gone from
Phadephia TO N York; "The deposites will be
at THAT period which the government deems the pru-
dent and WISE No resolution as TO the act itself is vet
takenfar less to the time We speak from the most
unquesttond6le authority The President and the Secre-
tary oil the Treasury have the sole power the natter
but they may probably hear the opinions OF the other me M
oes OF me cabinet The great purpose oil the government
is to wlni up the bank speedily possbeAs our
own opinions OH the time the deposits may be transferred
so anxousy sought after by the Standard, they are pro-
baby worth as much the threats OF few stockjobbers
IN street Second street. the Secretary
the Treasury if the President and he should not consent
10 transfer the depoes at such time will save their
bets and stock -jobbing contracts
AS to our own opinion, it is of little consequence,
OUT we do not hesitate freely TO express il. No man will
charge us with any love for the Bank the United States
We are against its renewal and for eper so long as
the Constitution remains as it isbu trust, notwih
s'ahuins tna he measure oil removing the Deposes will
be most duly weighed before il be adoped-and not now
adopted, but in a case of strong necessity
THE GIRARD COLLEGE.
The Commissioners Of the Glrard Estate have
transferred to the city of Philadelphia for the bene-
OF O0OOOO-They have also made up the APP
preparation of half million for the Delaware
Avenue Fund, and for other purposes.
Two questions have already been made under
the VIII. 1st. What does it mean by poor male
white orphan children" Who is an orphan? Judge
Hopkinson seems TO think, that San orphan is child
deprived of both parents, Of the father" Mr. John
u Adams rips up the ancient languages for illusra-
ons' and takes the ground, that the death of e.
uer parent constitutes an orphan for every purpose
that can entitle the individual so designated to re-
ceive any benefit or advantage" Old Sam John
son defines an orphan to be GA child who has lost
father, or mother, or boM." We should take this to
be the common meaning of the word: and one more
likely to have guided MIR. Girard, than any learned
reference TO the Hebrew or the Greek
The VIII also directs, that the College "sha be
built IN PLAN substantial manner" A question is
now made whether under this provision the TINS
tees can embrace ga trtncated pyramid marble
columns, enablatures, pediments" &c. is it not also
proposed 10 erect marble statue, costing $4,000
IN honor of MIR. g., out of the same fund? Ought
tnese funds to be so diverted? Is not the city of
Philadelphia able to erect statue TO so distinguish
ed benelactor, out of her own funds? The Will
ought certainly to be strictly complied with-As lit
tie discretion possible, exercised The first false
step may lead to further waste and extravaganza
The precedent may be fatal There is no class of
Trusts which has been much abused i'm other
countries as that of Public Charities Brougham's Re-
port to of Commons several years ago ex-
hibs horrible tissue oftle extravagant and in
famous abuses Let the Trustees of the Girard Col
iege mediate upon IT, Ii furnishes more memo
rable lesson than even the late eloquent and beauti-
iui Address of Nicholas Bdde, on laying upon the
an OF July the corner stone of the Girard College
That Report is like History, is "Ihilosophy teaching
by Example"-and teaching in a strain of almost re-
sisess eloquence.
THE NEXT GOVERNOR.
we have seen, i'll other papers, nominations made
OF candidates as the next Governor. As far as we
recollec them, have noticed the names of Messrs
Brodnax, Gilmcr, John Y. Mason, Joseph G. Cabel,
James MI. Mason. e.. r. and Ia, NJ,