Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-10-15

find him, dead or alive, SC. 1t had been enclosed
to his brother, Mr. Nathaniel Brown, Saturday. with
directions, Ii he did not appear Monday at to
deliver II 10 Niessis; CSpeand lowering. Ihs le"er
@ ,; , nown h.d h S -; s, as
S s u'e :, pas ,h ] n asr.na, e"ssssu -, -
AMI cnSorssrs which he had negoa,ed ~, ,h mo,n, II
a. Ill IF 100 ooo .o,I.rst Au,op, ha 49, y.
I,5 Io,aeJ 90. ,hose of Messr, Con.,ana g. I,..~
N,hsni R,own mi. bro,her1 and fsaac y.L.O %
,a,.S of ~ ,;r,o Of i,ctson 8 TIL" , I
anu aassS os y" eonssrsh,s numbsr Of notes
NC "'u "'sPo w.. 30. go, ~. - ;nsr.s, e. Ta
ana o'hers q. QUO p.. n." ~. "'o. "S me
1,ge',es WEI, , 10 The ,;rs.,;on mo- has ,,Inn
mere Is as YET no eue 70 ue ua'u ecu nc nas
"I pro"n m"s P'oosy ,s, e , .. Az, YIN
r EUROPE. mere mv eqsr,, nSrs,poI ,v 80
extensive fraud was ge"e,a"y u"ue's''Vu "s MS
pecnnlay circumstances were not very easy but never
,,; ny W ,a' 1o w., '.is s S ,a. -, ,t |
rnormons sx,m,P Ppamor,.J' MI Rrown has rsissJ for
." ,' "a , repor'su. o"h nss r s .U
n;,ro and lief, his ouar,ers with h n,sn,ion AZ ne sa;,
nS ss ,y.s srnnossd ,o rs,,,rn e.. r. 49,. -, pI,'I
- IL ~ anJ .h;i..,, a." ; Wy wv ~ y n '
-. a.. 80, o. 49, ...,,. ;.,. 80 % " "
@0' ~ fF,om Nh, Ro.,oo a;.,o,,e os yvSm..aa.'
The foreeries of Brown were the principal tonic of
Yesterday among all classes. II il rn,er
stool Tho, hi; nn,ioms notcs which bv common cons.n,
are now called brorn paper though in the esti
nation Of many sufferers they are less valuable than that
arcle-bave been distributed among the banks with re-
degree of impartiaity almost all of them bay.
at least one and none more than two or three of them
The brokers have their share of them ALSO and not few
may be oundIn the hands OF private alas note
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brown is shoutu oe SUFFERED 20 escape he punishment
wnlcn Is provided oy our wholesome iaws' nave nea-
''''' oee" ''"e" " "I'es' o''.
The Richmond Enquirer calls upon us for some OF the
Of the taste of the Valley i'm the way of toast
making to which we referred in our last paper We sc.
lect the following from amongst the excellent collection
that were drunk during the excursion of the Saunton
Light Infantry 10 Lexington and the Natural BRIDGE
The ,oas, on .:parv Sniri,', we an;ra az much as a.
Enquirer can do; vet we thought .he taste of the VAL
lew rather slurred in being ceu,plmen te ON single
toast: mot so.-Enqmirer.l
pRovEMENr OF VIRGINIA: life. boat to her sinking
fortunes she must perish without il.
BY M BURROWS Cad,cen-[Drank under the Ma
turaT Bridge l-DANIEL WEBSTER: His eloouence
sublime the arch above us-his reasoning strong as its
base.
The Ennurer will doubtless admit that the f>ee,;rs
are good .specimens of taste; and the following will
hproye that we do not make bad scratch i'm showing o
politics.
Eegnl,rr Toasf-Oup CouNrpy AVN ,rs UsIoN
Dearer than all POLITICAL doemas-ju defence of the one
aud in preservation OF the other eve pledge our lives
our fortunes and our sacred honor :"
Regular Toasf-JAMEs MADISON: The author of
the Resolutions of '9s-99-The mind that could conceipe
the PRINCIPLES thew involve is certainly equal IN in
depreciation.
Regular Todst.-NULLrrIcArIoN AND SECESSION:
New,Iangeu names Tor an old fashioned crime-We de-
test traitors, whatever name they may assume.
w ~ " ~, n1'a, -, hh hooNTA Al or
VIRGINIA; when Liberty lost on The plars, they will
De me and oil the Tree and home oil The brave -Stdun
ION spectator.
| PHIIAprIpuIA Oct 3-We sne,t an hour ,,;s
morning in The Masonic Hall in WITNESSING The snleniJ
exhibition Of The EronEin Tos,;i,Te +, oaioni,% ~
move and grarv the nr;be If everv
pennsvv ,S1i,n'eyerv Amer;csn' The vair;, 49,;
Of curios;,,, on 4 n,a.os, .r - h.,.e, 81 80
arranged in The mos attractive ma,ner and win ~, al
mir,,on If everv vis;,or 60 aa, 80, 'h oJ ~,
ho,, ~ o,.to., ',ha, ne e. !, ;L, =, 800 ~
anv o the wares and nrodmc,s A. our isnro mr. in nm
merous cases IN near N Jsaern tho
name of the Maker mr. Dc posor tn. ,yhoe bI;an, co
ecion bowever filed ne With condiments Of a,ns, m
tbusiasic bride Among the articles exan,ined NJ a
| Glance we NAV men,;on tho snIenJ;d chanda;rs 81
| aias h., Nj.
and nv - Mansion oi Bajtmore = Tho smnarh s;ra
| vessels urns vases Sc bv Iownes" Pommer, at
Scherrs nanos MAGNIFICENT Instruments which c,nno,
fail tn arar the If every beboder Tbe
are Of pure mober nj earI and the tone which ts;
movements waLened indicated ,h,i delicate oar had
heen enoaoed in n,oInIatna then Tire snec;,nons -,
4 Porcelan from The manufaco,v Of Mr. Hemnhi Of mo-
daIs in ;,,;,a,;on t. NJ $780,. - 49,, -
r;ons manmfac,nr;ss Of ma;,tp from ,h p;, @ M
Enpston and othersand an Infinite number of Other AZ,
tractve articles which we have neither ,io,e nor ] =,
menon In dav arc unnreceJan,eJIv beauiG,I W. si m
revert TO this tonic nj more general and snec6c
length to morrow I'm the ian time we canno, recon,
mend too earnestly 10 our citizens the Measure
from visit 10 snectacle o which our sk e,c from no
cessitv exceedingly meagre-Gozett
! -
! DEAF DUNE AND BLIND-At' the Asylum in Hart
ord connecticut there rs girl who, from her BIRTH has
ueeu "ea' u"ho anu oih ms Us the only instance OF
me khu on record win me exception oil boy IN Europe
we nave nearu many curious anu uhaccouh'aoie facts IN
,eao" 70 'Hs uior'uh''e giri. hHer she was removed
c asylum she ehueaVored 10 imi'aie the employmenis
VI us ru. uer' 1"e o'scovereu 'hat hey were oc-
s"P'e" WI" oooNs anu she wouu frequently place one
before ner ana would also Try TO teach iavoe kitten 10
req" a"ewsp"PeI accomplish this oblect she would
sPe" o 0 '"ee' oeo'e ,he u'e ANIMAL ana theh lee