Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-04-21

JANIS AND KASAwHA IMrRovrMrsr--Th Second
Auditor gives notice. that 81 81 shares Of the stock of
this Company have been subscribed for by individuals and
bodies corporate and polite, other than the Cummon
wealth. and that the President and Directors of the James
River Company will proceed the LIST day of May next
20 ascertain the amount OF valid is
the subscriptions upon which payment of one dollar
per share has been paid pursuant the act of 2Uh Feb
ruary last. Fredericksburg paper.
HESny HuSr-Well known as one of the greatest de.
nagogues that ever lived died recently in England The
London Standard says he seized about three weeks
ago with violent attack OF paralysis when i'm the nct
OF stepping from his ph@ton, which deprived him of the
power oil speech, and threatened immediate dissolution:
but by the prompt administration of active remedies the
immediately alarming symptoms subducd, and his
friends, who were best acquainted with his vigorous
constitution and powerful frame, INDUCED hopes that
years might be added to his e although his medical at
PENDANTS gave no expectations OF his recovering
the of his left side During his illness MIR HINT
enjoyed the perfect of his faculties and maintained
a composed and even cheerful demcanonr tlroughout
On Tuesday last return of untavorabe symptoms rem
dered necessary to call in the aid of Dr. Lighfot
'fom Winchester, who abandoned all hopes Of his re-
covery and since that day he gradually sunk till Friday
when upon his busy and active life the scene closed
forever lie had recently left London, on Journey
oil business INTO the west of England MIR. Hunt
was Lord of the Manor of Glastonbury i'm Somcr-
I p,; and possessed some property in the city OF
bred friner in Somerset, and afterwards brewer
IN Brsto and during the last twenty years had
radical keformer lie died possessed of but u small
property. lie was an exceedingly good farmer and a
man much devoted to field sports. He was considered
hst-rate shot, and skul nger; and as u fv.6sher
was equal to the celebrated Izaak Walton
The name of Henry Hunt will long be remembered.
IN association with the "a Manchester Massacre" he
was chairman OF the meeting that occasion He was
the session before last NJ F. for Prcston-and attcry
extensively engaged in manufacturing backing.
a General in the Austrian service of one of the most
hisrlous families OF the country, had an only child a
natural daughter, OF rare beauty and accom- psmcn
secret attachment was formed between the young lady
ana subatern officer of of the regiments quartcred
at vienna Consequences ensucd which it would soon
DC impossible TO conceal The officer went TO the general
made confession of the fault he had committed and en-
treated to bc allowed to repair it by marriage The of.
tended bnt overasty father gave peremptory refusal
and declared that his daughter should be confined for life
IN convent On learning this terrible resolution the
unhappy young lady found procure some
vtrolic acid, swallowed it, and destroyed herself The
miserable father became overwhelmed with grief and re-
morse, and calling the young officer him. offered 10
make HIM ePaaton for his cruel loss by adopting him
nus SON. ana leaving HIM the whole Of his property The
spirited young man rejected the proposal with ndigna-
ZION, retired to his lodging, and blew his brains out