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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-06-23
FOREBGN.

LATER FROM ENGLAND AND FRANCE
New York, June 1.-THE Liverpool packet ship Or.
pheus, Capt. Bursley, arrived yesterday. She sailed on
the 10th ut. aud has brought US Liverpool papers of tlat
day, and London 70 the 10th.
The dates from Paris are as late as the 18th Of May.
yet they do not contain one word in reference to our
Treaty Of Indemnity. That the Chamber OF Peers has
not acted further on the bill before them which passed
the Chamber Of Deputies, il very certain.
Lord Elliott, the Commissioner sent by the Duke of
Wellington, TO Spain, has succeo dcd in bringing the two
belligcrcnt parties there 10 acccde TO a convention. for
the purpose Of stopping the butcbcrics committed By both
parties on the prisoners made by them.
The Constitution Frigate put into Plymouth, on the
10th, and there is no account Of her leaVinq that mort. in
the London papers up 20 The 18th. Capt Bursey. of
the Orpheus, reports that on tic 9th ult, lat d., lonr
%, lac saw a frigaic standing westward, which he su9.
posed 90 be The Constitution.
The Plymouth paper Of the 18th. ssys,-"Thc late am
bassador from the United States to France, Mr.. Ii.
yingston is sojourDing for a few days with his family NJ
Whiddon s hotel IN this borough. His ExcelleDey ar
rived here yesterday in the Constitution, American ri.
gate, so guns, AGO men, Captain Elliot, bound to tic
United States from Ilavre. The Constitution had been
Oft port ia heavy weather aud fog for several days be-
tore che bore up. The f1gate fred a royal salute this
forenoon, which was answered by the San Josef guard
ship, Capt, Falcon, G. B, the commander having Pre-.
viously gone alongside the Constitution. A ROYAL ca.
lutte was also fred from the batteries Of the citadel in
compliment 10 the American Ambassador. The Iadicq
Of Mr.. Livingstonis family have Suffered much from sea
sickness, and tie hon. gentleman himself docs not an.
pear in good health. Tic wind continues contrary and
itis 70 be hoped tbater 1t prove favorable for the Con-
stttuuon 70 proceed, himself and companions will have
received the advantage Of reposc and change Of air.
FRANCE.
The Chamber Of Deputies have adopted the Bill for the
grant Of 5,0O0,DO0 francs for the Improvement of Ire va.
rious neyigablo rivers Of France.
The Paris papers % tie 18th, are occupied with The trial
IN the Chamber Of Peers, of tie persons implicated in the
riotsat Lyons aud Paris, in prl, 1894. The excitement
on the Subject was great in Paris, bot no attempt at
disturbance hssyet been made. The accounts ofthe 18th
- .H
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MR. ~ BUREN LL1YER.

Inc Republican, Prints are every where bearing their
warm and unqualified Tribute to fliis admirable produc.
hon. They pronounce IT to be n frank, manly, aud lu-
mlncus exposition Of his principles. The Lancaster In
t%cligencor says:
tits, in every respect, deserving of general applause
Ills sentiments are ouch as he would wish every honest
politician TO cntcrtain-they ore the genuine Thoughts
which the study Of Democracy always inspire. And
who Is tbcrc amongst us, Of such limited foresight. as
TO suppose that Martin Van Bnrcn is not the friend of
The people, In the great mass Of Pennsylvania voters.
nearly 2O0,OO0 in number, his opponents are so few
so Tar bctwccn-S0 me mcrtifsd ttuk The people go
Dcagfc in lberslty Of opinion, tbat their voice cannot
be heard amidst the loud and deafeninq shouts with
witch The Baltimore nomination has been hailed.
The Saco Democrat speaks oft as Zone Of the most pa.
triOiic and frank productions wc have ever read, and
shows IN 2 plain and open manner, the views and feelings
Of the writer. We would again invite thc attention Of
our readers 70 a candid p%crusal'
The Wing presses, on The contrary, arc beginning 10
carp tit-andfoa abuse both The letter and he author. The
RiehwoRd Hhig is troc 70 rs vocation. IN the frst is3.
Pulfc y coniesacs The lcttcftobc Truly m aduirqBfe pro-
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NAvAL.-The court martial for the trial of C,n,,;,
George Reed, Of the u. S. Navy, convenes in Baltimore
on Monday next, (yssterday) Commodore Downes and
oiher members OF the Court passed through this city yes
terday. Commodore Biddle, we hear has been excused
from serving in the court, on accounts of i'll health.
TPhHddlkyhi1 Ga,cve
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Seed ~Wheat-Owing TO the failure of the crops, seed
wheat will command a good price this season A friend
informs us he has been offered 50 per bushel for what he
hds.-LecsJurg GeniuS of LiJerfy.
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'ict09Nn0y dcaM Dy Dr0cntHg III falls TO our lot to
record one OF those painful and distressing CASUALTIES.
= frequently casts glos@ 90 small commusitirs,
zSesakesSs- OF Pafchts and EThdTFa%z;:h
On Sunday last, Baden Lowndes, Esq, and Mr..
Thomas b. Beall, both Of Jefferson county, went into
the Opequon for the purpose of bathing, a short dis
lance from tic residence of Carver Willis, Esq
Neither of the gentlemen, we have understood, were
winners, and Mr.. Lowndes, improyidently ven
tured into deep water, until he was drawn into
a hole from which he could not extricate himself.
MIR. Beall Immediately went to his relief, and, as is ge-
morally the case, was seized by his drowning companion
with a grasp that threatened a watery grave to both.
After some time MIR. B. being released gained The shore in
a state of exhaustion, which left him no ability to rescue
his friend who was under the water, ran toward MIR.
Wiiliss house for assistance, which was quickly on the
spot; but the body of the unfortunate Lowndes could not
be recovered until the vital spark had fled.
Medical assistance was soon at hand and The usual means
OF resuscitation resorted TO, rather With the faint hope
which humanity dictates than any that the case could
justify.
Mr.. Lowndes was a young gentleman Of handsome Ia
Tents and requirements, and had recently entered upon
the practice of the law, with the brightest prospects of
honor and usefulness TO himself, his family, aud his
country Gazo1o.
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a correspondent Of the New York Enquirer mentions
that IL IS positively said in Paris, that General Bernard
Will be sent here, accompanied by the Counsellor of
State, NJ. Pichon, to settle all difficulties.
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The Philadelphia Commercial Herald of Yesterday
contains a translation from a Guayaqun paper, which
exhibits the conduct Of the Naval officers In lie pnciGc
IN u light well calculated 10 excite the pride of their
cOuntTymCn.
II appears that = civil war has been raping in this mart
OF Colombia, and tlat under its cover two leaders of one
OF the parties %pluudered aud then set fire 10 a rioaic or
the government. Through the aid Of Iicuis. Wilson
and Carr, Of the u. S. ship Fairfield, the fire was cxin-
guished beicfc much injury was done. This frigatc. IL
further scctns, was a subject Of dispute, and was for a
while put IN charge Of tie American Commodore WaJs.
worth, who directed Captain alicttc, of the Fairfield. 10
deliver her up 10 a Convention Of the Province by Ger.
tam bmc. On The eve OF tic departure of the Fairfield
the members Of the Municipal Council Of Gu yaqui
rnctn extraordinary session, and taking into considcr "a.
tio1 the hutnaiic acts and generous services rendered by
capt allctte and his Objects, il was unanimously re-.
solved
That the most expressive thanks shall be awarded To-
them fer Che eminent service performed since tley arrjy.
Cd ~ TIE river Of Guayaqul, by their constant zeal in de-.
tending The property which was in danger Of being de-
stroycd by the ifatricidc war raised in Colombia for the
protection rendered 10 commerce, and for their philsn.
tnropy and active cooperation in trying to procure the
Dcncht Of peace, the noble sentiments of Captsin Vslette
worthy Of lie glorious nation to which he belongs. tbe
result Of those Institutions framed by wisdom. trne libcf.
", end virtue; example, which should be initiated and
Transmitted to al future tines, the ardent sentiment Of
gratitude Of utc children Of ~Guaycs-Capfain Valetic IL
suPpIcated and registered, as a last oct Of his bcncvo-
lcnce, to grant that n true likeness Of his person might
be taken 40 Lima, and me Of Commodore Wordsworth
commanding the u. s.. Naval Force in tic Pacific. to be-
piuccdtn The Municipal Hall, with respective inscriptions.
as 2 perpetual record 0f their Republican virtue. and ~
2 public testimony Of our gratitude ~ qt .gaisricea.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-06-23

RoBEar J. WALKER, Esq, has been appointed by the
Governor of Mississippi, to a seat in the Senate Of the
whose term expired 18th March last.-.MoJuc Conn. Refs,
ter, June 6.
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Nrw ORLEANs, June 2-Through the poltcncss of
Captnin Cunningham, of the schooner Sophia. which
a paper from that place, of the l5ih Nav, which contains
official intelligence of the later triumph of Santa Anna.
On the 18th May, early in the morning, Santa Anna at
lacked IN several directions, with a force of 400 men
the position of Don Francisco Garcia, the Revolutionary
Cher, who was AT the head of 5000 men. with a large
Tram OF artillery. After an obstinatciy contested battle.
which lasted two hours, Santa Anna obtained a signal
victory, killing and w~ounding hundreds, and taking two
thousand seven hundred prisoners. The loss on his
side was one hundred in killed and wounded. lie states
in his official report that tho field of battle offered =
frghtful and heart-rending spectacle. He has con-
pletcly destroyed the hopes Of the enemies of The pre-
sent Government. Their cannon, small arms, and am
munition, are all in the power of Santa Anna. The bat
tic took place on the plains Of Guadalupe, neor Zaca-
itecns, IN which latter place Santa Anna has cstablisl,rd
his head quar- tcrs.
Gen. Farrcs has been sent with 500 cavalry in pursuit
Of those of tho enemy who escaped.
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we see by a paragraph copied into a paper bcfore us
from the Northampton Courier, that Colonel Richard NJ.
johnson is assailed by that print as hcrsc-racer "driyiny
a snug business on Long Island at horse-racing." If
Richard M. johnson is to answer for all the sins of all
the Johnsons and Smiths in the land, lac will have as
much to answer as one man can hope TO oct alone with
~. Y. Zee. Post.
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Me'ancho'y dcaM by Dro,oning-It falls TO our lot TO
record ono of those painful and distressing casotlties
~ frequcntly casts a gloonauaAsr small commuEiGrs
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Your friend and humble servant.
ROBERT r. LYLE.
His Excellency, ROBERT Lucas, Goreraor Of 0sio.
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II NOMINATIONS

'nASKrlS CAsSos, rice Presidout,.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-04-21
l'OHYFHs
From tAs last Sos,AsrA literary Messenger

(EfoR The last Southern Ltcrary .NcSsrRgsr.J
SCRAPs-BY JoHN CoLLiNs McCAnr.
This little volume from the Richmond press, consi., ofvarou
ouncqua merit, are the who, decidedly credablc
,hor who = not only but, informed has
arc vastly superior those ofmany college Ounce whose
thor holds much higher so !" The eS Of aa MANY
that snang tbe who discern neither talent genius unless
verc hope that Mr. Mesbc will continue to look and
contemplate the highest standards IN composition
ecpto1 Of poeteS imagery. will ayabn, tc without profound
following as favorable specimen ofhis poetry.
LINES,
On hearing nc song Sure, Hone ard reflections daring Ae
Which comes Ike winds DER waters stealing;
I.s fall, il, swell, like vespcr bell,
Bids the lone heart rejoice again
In musc's al-subduing strain
oh music rapiurc's in tly chords,
Now gushing soft like beams streaming
On messy couch, on mint dreamins,--
Or rising into roPturcs Wild
Ii fills with wonder Natures child.
The exile lone no land o own
Lists to thy son and touching numbers,
And dreams he the cot, The trees
The scenes Of youth, chow sweet his slumbersD
Nor dreams when thy brigh, spell is oer,
His happy " Homes hem see
The sailor boy, bcrcn Of Joy
Looks on the stars above him glowing;
The big tear steals, his bo.om feels
And H hiis the %' blow nS %s po,n II HMM Fam
lie family murmurs, " Home! sweet Iome."
Tho warrior stern, whose feelings burn
To meet the foe, his rights defending,
When war is Ger swee, home once
It's rainbow coors round him blending,
Invites him font the bloody plain
Back TO its quiet hearth again
The Christian warm, round whom he storm
Behoids the prize beyond The skios
Reflected on tho glowing pages
OF Gods own Book and with n
ofjoy, lac " reads his title clears
o! onward press lifc's Wilderness
R m,l ICON S%v be past where spirits lnger
We all shall M no more 20 roam
And dwell IN an Eternal home.
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CANCEK-

,,, mi me art Of Hating, geacrciiy
VIE suDscroer respectfully informs the inhabitants
n Of Richmond and vicinity who NAV ,gisb lie sid
That ne has become competenty acquainted by the in
siructons from the celebrated DR. Lynch Of New York
cty TO cure that formidable aud fatal disease dement,
mated Cancer, without the Of knife or caugc bnt
Gccted IN the same way and as pracsed bv DR.
Lynch, who has met with unparalleled success IN ,be
treatment Of this complaint and also that of Fstlo ar
fistuiaAs the subscriber here now from the CITY of
view iok any person wishing to be cured of the above
named complaints, will please to apply Immediately 10
him, at the Mansion House, Main Street ~
Richmond, Jan.G W. w Marshall
Certificate from Dr Lunch
do hereby certify, that Dr. w w Marshall baa becr
under my instruction, and assisted me in my business
wlSn aenomg 70 lancer complaints and the art Of
healing, generally lie is now USING INV roedicinc
hicted. m + 49, az
The subscriber refers to Mr. Dav Of Mancbes,ey. NJ.
Gillian, Mr.. James Caskie, Archibald Thomas and Mrs
Ezekiel DAVIS, Main Street, Richmond; Mr. BENJAMIN
Harrison, Of Berkeley.
All letters must be postpaid w w M
January 2, 1884 74-,c,c
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S4O1.Gln

We see with sorrow, the death of the fop Jaroe.
Brown, Tor many years distinguished member III fbe
senate OF The United states from Louisiana nd more M
Gently Minister Of tho United States al fe Comr, ~
France, announced in the PHILADELPHIA Sentinel IL
commenced his public career lawyer in Kentncko
auaned great eninence when the Bar of that State vas
adorned by men OF extraordinary sbiltce-N ichoIas
Dfeckenbrdge, Allen, aud others-and afterwards sns
unca ne highest place ~ his profession New Orleans
whittier he removed and acquired large fortune bv bi
professional labogs. e " MS
Mr.. Brown IN his domestic relations eyas ono or ,I
best OF mon in society he was remarkable for he -
vocational powers Ills eyerready wt-his exLaust
Icss iuna OF iniormaton-hs keen and saoacots osc,
Yauon OF human character oavc pccplsr into, .,
DIS DISCOURSE 1t IS credtabe % bis heart fbat Win
such penetrating iaculties and The propensity 10 JooL
lhI0ugh the deeds OF men" his bcnevoence and ioio
1aoh increased as he advanced in age and icmoered
what might be considered sarcasm in early life into -.
Py pleasantly when he reached its noon = Globe
INC La1fd Pirqtes.-We learn from Trenton that Tho
Srand Jury sitting there in connection with the m &
Distnct Court, have found indictments against D,eoyJs
~ yofty PERSONS including two Justices Of the Peace for
Deing concerned IN the plumber Of the james Fisbcr
Bamegaf 'Oi' near
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-04-21

lHH RS. HACKLEY, No. 6 Portieo Square BOARDING
I'VE Gnd Day Schooi for young Ladies.-The scholastic
year viii be divided into two terms of five months each
the FIRST term commencing September lst and ending
January 3lsG second term commencing February lst
and ending June 30th.
DEMONSTRATING and Tuition in all the branches
comprised in the most liberal English Education with
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resi- sPRlNG GOODS

TENHE Ship Jefferson, having Just arrived from Liver.
n pool, with the remainder and largest portion Of mr.
Spring importation, 0c other portion having already mr.
rived by the Ship lark Away, from the same port we
use the earliest moment to apprse our city and country
customers and county merchants generally of the ,c
and to say, that in the course Of few DAYS we shall he
prepared to offer to all who may wish to buy an assor
ment OF unusual extent and variety and under existing
circumstances, such as the scarcyof desirable Goods in
INC Northern markets and the great advance which has
taken place IN those markets within few montts Inc
most desirable supply perhaps that we have ever offered
Tor sale we have also large supply Of Domestic and
other Goods, which, including those now 0oat will CON
stute stock of near $4,000 in value; all of which
we offer on accommodating terms. A more particular
advertisement will appear during next week II we can
ind time to prepare one.
April H. T112-tf Market so,,aro
HUSTAYUS UPSON RICHARDS. Eso. Of New
~ York became interested, on the st February last
70 the several businesses Of +. g. J. s. James Co Of
THIS City ~ q S. James & Co Of the CITY Of New
ork, aud Eward James q Go. Of Petersburg Ya--NIr
York ~ - -'o"
April IA. F&Js. JAMES e. 70
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NOTlCE.-Jeremiah Allen and Reuben Allen IT,
late Of Brunswick county, Virginia, and Richmond
Harris and Sally his wife, formerly Sally AllenD who
removed some years since to the Western counfrvif
living (or if dead if they have any children ving1 they
are hereby notified that they entitled to portion Of
the estate Of the late Anderson Allen deceased which
Is now in my hands ready for distribution.
RICHARD BIGGS, adn,r
Brunswick, April7. [il0-w4w'l of4. ellen, deod
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" ~ ne SUBSCRIBERS, intending TO to the
west in the Fall, offer for sale, on very acconmo-
dating terms, the following valuable property to wit
one tract OF land, lying in Fuvanna county on The
nam cunningham Creek, containing between four hun
dred ana sixty and five hundred acres about two hum
dred acres cleared and in cutvationtie remainder i;
well tmbcTed The plantation is laid off into six fields
part Oh winch is well taken with clover, and all of
whch are well waercd at any of the year The
land as IS common this Creek is of good quality and
lies well for cultivation There on this land n rood
lll-site, with stream sufficient TO work any Kind of
mills Inc situation is very desirable one both as il
respects health and convenience to market beno distant
but three and half miles from the Rivanna River and
e same rom falmyra, the County Seat, and the
iersecon OF the two roads The springs are not sur
passed by any in the county The improvements con
sst of good framed dwelling house Kitchen weaving
mouse, ana smoke,ouse with nearly every other
sfy clubhouse, all nearly and two orchards of fine
grated fruit, now in their prime of bearing.
Also, another Tract of about hundred acres living
OF me sonth iofk OF SAID Creek which is a Saw and
Ernst MIl-the Saw Mill is in operation and fixed
on the most approved plan cutting about twelve hum
dred feet per day The stream is rood one: md Tim.
per within one and half miles sufficient to keep the
MIL saving thfty years. The Grst Mill is not quite
completed, but will be in operation in few weeks with
water wheel Ia feet in diameer-This land lies about
Tour and halt miles from the rivero which there is an
excellent roadabout so acres cleared and of excellent
qualify and in high state ofmprovemen The situation
lsVery healthy and pleasant and well watered The housea
consist OF comfortable dwelling house. kitchen smoke
house, barn. stable blacksmith shop and wheeyrjohts
shop part of the first mentioned land can be conve
nienty attached to this tract it lies only abou four
hundred yards from IT, and an excellent road passing
from one TO the other The subscribers solicit The ai.
tenIon OF persons disposed TO ennape in the farm.
ing and milling busness-Ths properly will be sold in
whole or IN part TO suit purchasers Persons disposed to
purchase real estate may find it TO their advantage to
view thus property before they purchase when every
possible satisfaction will be given by The subscribers
who reside on the premises This property will be Of
fered at private sale TIL the Doth of August and ~ not
disposed of by that time will be offered to the highest
oiuuer al pubic auction. JOHN w. CLURE,
ARCHER S. WREN.
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u "VVh9 "Iu stutlOnafy furnished by The pupils
regiments to be made quarterly in advance.
MIS- Hackley has made arrangements to open her
school on the 10th April and regrets that the season will
only allow half session Of two and half months be-
iore tiie usual vacation viii Young ladies' from
distance VIII have every attention paid them during
that period and the regular scholastic year will com.
mcnce the LIST September
Philadelphia, a prii ii, 1885. f12-w4w
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We speak Of contingent results We hope never TO
see such state of things would follow such cleo
ton ss we have mentioned We feel perfectly conf
dent, that the enlightened People of this nation will
yer permit such AN election TO take place The
oil preventing II are plain aud simple, and shall hereaf
Ter be brought TO the immediate notice of readers.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-01-22
NO. 4S-VOL. ~.

Mr.. Coleman informed me that he has
already killed this fall between 80 and
IA. NO. and has been AZ work but 3 OF
weeks-the only pay he receives is
the offal consisting of rough fat, soap,
grease and bristlcs--this Is generally
worth nett 20 To- - cents each hog
IL IL supposed that he cleared al tins bu-
siness last season land the season lasts
but about three months) some fifteen
or twenty thousand dollars. The whole
number of hogs killed las, year, in the
city and vicinity is ascertained to he
little rising one hundred and twenty
three thousand. Deer Creek Is n
stream running into the Ohio river on
the eastern suburb Of the city-about
half mile up the stream. these slaugh-
ter houses Of Mr.. Coleman are si,us-
ted-and during the whole hog sea-
SON this stream from the houses to tho
river is running blood. and generally
goes by the name OF bloody nvcr.'
The spare ribs and feet of hogs, (and
they are about the sweetest Of the hog
meat are generally given ay,-hun-
drcds, If not thousands, Of our poor.
get their entire living from the Pork
houses. gratis, through the whole win
ter. Formerly. they tire " the nbs and
feet into the Ohio by cart loads; they
were not taken away as fast as they
were accumulated.