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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-06-16

I WISH to purchase about 30 likely Young Me-
l. groes, from to % years of aec.-Lctters di-
rectcd TO me in Lyn ;hburg, or my brother Mark,
will be attended to JOHN ANTHONY
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-06-16
100 dozen Grain and Grass scvthe

lVV OF all sizes. Also Reap Hooks, German
and rce Scythes for sale either wholesale or retail
very low, by il. i. RICHARDS &. Co.
Nay9 *
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-06-16
500 REWARD.

RANAWAY from the employment ofJames Do
~ Ian, about miles below Lynchburg, on the
Nh inst, ne gro man named
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-06-16
CAIDlliS.Ac.

0ANDBn.S, &C.
lust received, superior lot of CANDIES, WEST
- INnIA SwrEr-MEATs, PRusEs, FIGS, DATES,
CITRoS, &c. &c. For sale low by
FOURQUREAN & PALMER.
Signofthe BOY & Gotdn Mortar
Jupe6
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-06-16
LYNcHBuRa CLOTHING STORE.

|INliE subscribers beg leave to inform, the in
bitants of Lynchburs and Campbell, tina,
they haXp comma NJ I'd Tho
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-06-16

w alkden's English Ink Powder, just i'm
w ported and for sale by
IL. b. RICHARDS & Co.
MAY is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-06-16

AS Just received supply of Fresh Mcd-
L cincs, Drugs, Pants, Oils, Dye Smfls, Fan
~ Articles, &c. &c. Among which, are
Best Calabrin Jiouoi ice
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-06-16

WANTED.
nNE OR TWO BOYS from IL to II wears OF
Mage to learn the Saddle and Harness Making
Business JOHN {. SIACKLEFORD.
Nav % -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-11-22

WORK OF her own hands ,:,, aud
All This is donc, i'll region viii, bleak c',''llc "
scribe soil y the encrry and Intelligence n IN" people
Each man knows tina, Tie public good is a lnhiNiuua'
,hyon,ara The number u! rail roads and other n"es
orexrcd1t:ou* "i' kii's lie "'i Goh
try into clusciy cnnpacicd mn - through WIZ" '
urplnctiI,s OF and OF the press I'VE c'",ts
NJ Lie and TIC urnns Of knmw!fCgr arc nhVr'sa'iy
d,sr, while the c"ss intercourse vi 'fh'eI anu D"''
ness makes all men ncigh50rs, and promotes c';h'"
Interest and conEi,n sympathy In cornItHl'y mus
crpurcrd sin II! sh If tIl"uT! prtvHtcS We "i0'e
I,,J nu,si rs irridy thought Itself can ~ 1T
,,,.,l,;i,u rcnc ii were" siI:r sci y; MUSCLES
animated hy ono heart and directed by comm Oh s'h'
so:ium. -, ,,
How different the condition Of things IN Tic Son!N:-
Here the face of Ike try the aspect OF prcia'
lure old arc and decay No improvement is SEGA gong On
-noIing is done iDt postery-no man THINKS vi any
thing beyond the present moment Ou LANDS arc yearly
t1skcd to their utmost capacity OF pr"dnci!nn and When
cv!1usrd are ab ndonrd for the y"ulIra "Ss because
Nature has been proJsal to U.s. We seem 10 ini II I'M,
necessary TO do any thing for ourselves The industry ana
skill that have converted The Indictment aud barren hills
o. New England into garden, III The grnIhi chmate
aud fertile soil Of the Snuth would create almost para
disc Our natural advantages are among The greatest
with which Providence has blessed mankind, Oul VIC TACK
tn spirit to enjoy and improve them. The rIch ore Is
beneath our feet vet we dig not in H. The golden iriit
hircs from the bougI and III not our hands 10 ga
Their it, The cask Of delicious liquor is before our eyes
but we are too lazy even broach H. In thinking, IN
writing and in TALKING, are equal "a any people on
the face of the carlh--but we CO nothing but lhhki
write and talk.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-11-22
(Erb,, thc -iIor.I;sr Chronicle.

(FrUm the .i!ora:gg CHr17icls.3
SONNET TO THE HEMORN OF MALtBEAN-
'IHc beautiful is raHistcd and rciarsS n"'
Twas hu, rs yc>,erity mighty throng,
Whose hearts, mars henit thy r1%er could bow,
Amid loud shoutiu hail cd thee queen at song,
And twincd sweet summer flowers aran>d thy h1ow;
And those loud shouts have scarcely died away,
Aud those youn; flowers but half i1r.o; their bloom,
When tbs Sir crown is changed for one n clay
Thy bounhlcss empire for a marrow TOMB.
Sweet minstrel Of the heart, wc i> III Villa
For music now; melody is DER.
Fiiciio iiI ceased Der hearts 20 reign,
Sc,una,5ula hath slept 10 wake no more!
Farewell, thy sun o: life toe SOFA has set,
Eu, memory <ha! cc:'"ct is brightness yet!
September -, 1885. DELTA.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-11-22

f.t coast lie slaves were not merely seE", oI r.
r,,c upyt on tie ground of savrty o'h3
the british .3ct IF Parliament q i?'i, ancr;c1n proper
tic;r West India slaves thus na%ins y ''c,I Rs
80 u. ,wn bv the disasters OF the sea- WIZ" iI laws
;.ssp liable 10 ,tfcere undc; hef 9"n W S,rvcn.
his in word is TIC case; o1' s ',r his coun
s''': sP in Fr has the President nstruct''"S "
NV. or so extraordinary an a'us= o. la p,iu
,io.s If MIR. S lays open to Lofo
'n"''s 80, Infringement Of both upon me or"'u '''
te III ia oo,ics TO the case in appropriate cnnvrrsR
@ ,nr. his coun.ryncn Virginia VIII DC pFHuu % III
n and lbs whole country oi SO able al ger u
49, This He is thoroughly muster Of the sn,Jcc Oh
II IL ,;,fhes grounds OF argument ana lIcts al uh,
:,i;- - believe that this Government will Withhold
III .5ii.:ac.ion in case where It's subordinate poV!h-
cial officers at distance have been So Clearly !" ~
wrnnp and anticipate for the President new ana peace
m triumph in his superintendent ut this as other q''
rs bo,nour 10 our foreign relations ti"S c2''!''u-
inr 10 earn diplomatic, as he earned H''!itary i"u
Tie French have provcrb, that The prudent are
successful The opponents OF the fleS'''''' I" : ,,
rash, Let results aud this trcnch '1'''' N ;,h
this Wriutcnded 10 ask OF her 'a"iH1"S "a" 'c"' . ''
in this case Of her unwa'r'nabe seiSuie ~ ga" s.
IT, i would be ungrac!"Is u q''"e '.'I "' ~ IT, "
the American aph"riSn 'Th'ch t'e - t,.s -,
bsoun,thpJ 10 bis County, under my D ~
Ii.- H., t,,.r. viii be cause for its application
cannot close without, alludIng to Mt Van b"irn
IiIcr 10 the member OF Congress from hrn'ucHy, Tie
Hon. Sherrod Williams wl'Gn mas Jns' cnnrrscd viii,
sneak Of il AS An admirable performance; and Is So
andng highly questions in our r"D'I a'I;I ns
with dignity, temprr discrimination anu pHMts n,rr
part about the Bank Will be rePubshcd IN tnis country
and excite the attention due to The writer's high stand
nr and repr,a,un Nur can it fail 10 have salulary e.
rcs. Something wanting to connieTacl l''e ,cuy
ail,ccs appearing iro" time To tine u! ''' 4'"'','
Chronicle, Times, anl other papers Of this Piacr 4"
what Influence originating; leave you to jaas'2 as
Si1te< and Ibis letter from Mr. v B. will, under some
views, supply the dcsiaera;un in commanding man
ncr, because with high authenticity; much the moe as
the !e,ler was forced from him, which excludes an
uula,jou or suspcun Of pa,isansp, but showing the
camnrsS with the comprelensvencsS vi the Statesman.
His miss ION here made him advlniagrousiy known to
some OF Engnnds hrs; men As you may Pr"ctny t::'c
heard Le Was for soic days private guest OF the hing
at Windsor Castle. distinction That has taeh 10 ''ie
u, OF no other minister u; ours as far as Know; ana
That he owed 10 The respect entertained Tor MS talents,
his a,t.ac.veness us gcnlleau aud the unjust treat
nlcnl he had from the Senate.
/ cIuuiu, my dear sir, sincerely yours,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-11-22
B'eeETEsK Y.
firm. q late Foreign .i"nrHei. ,-yT
ODE TO THE AMERICAN SEA SERff
.uucH REMAINS uSsuSe."

TEron, iate Foreign .lenr"e' ;H.opzyr.
ODE TO THE AMERICAN SEA SEN'
The maastrous crocodile,
The E!don %: the Nile,
That rs ro critically cries
O'er the devoted prey he draws
Within the Ctq.csrg o! his i"s a., ,;scuss
Whose hu &c dimc.l.iYa' irafnc" ,o'"S
Describing hi:n II .'ciHs GHn'rHS'
fBy which, If ,hourt ncinca ~ NV;
PAY hook n place for oac I'LL" Nv.
Though he is cc:tcS.H niohs''''e ''''
Ill lu, a shrimp 20 ihce,,
Terrific serpent 0! the sea:
Tho broad b,ipIa Whale
I, ,, y patch upon thy fdH' ....
- Il; "" ~ 49,, ,,,o, Dan O'Coancli's out oil le'h'7
a,l s,o.s say IN iength exactly ia''ies u,
with liza, .! the dread comet yc"'p " 'iae! =
R,t his I SAY, Is disputed po'h''y
Nav G EN- the krakcn vast ,.,
,r,,;c,, rave Pontoppidan, Norwegian bishop,
S .ryes his readers, a. II c",ioa; e,s", w
Would scarce suffice TO breGktb Task.
The total ocean brine
To the. is but n tiny Scr?c7tiHe,
Wherein thy facile folds lie Outlines curfh;
S,.peaduu< Py,!,oa, that can c!lsp the wo'',
'fiS said, ani we may well 9e!ieTe-
Thou ar, the serpcl; that first tchIPle" h'o
In Elcn's far, primcva! bowers
Whence driven TO the s!a Tor The d'eaa c'I"e'
Thou has, been .rroring ever since that tiEe,
And uow with matchicss buIs, astonnneS' 0""'
When stretch at lengih-'tIS rather a!o''--
Tiy tail doth touch the scuih,
Whist with thy pointed mouth, :.
Thou breath'>t the hracps air OF the Norm to'e-
Bat, when thou ,urn'S;, the student OF Mc:e4'o'
BeholJs 4 very pulp ,bc cG"n:o.;
And siuails, hos, i;S;lcsS, on the wave rechne,
Scamea perceive thee ito:E the mast,
Aad cry, AvaSt
Yonder's the cquinuc;Ial liner
Then TO pursue their VOYAGE al = loss, theS
Are somcw hat disincnct 10 crcSs thee :, "
Acd ifthoa mov'st their ,crIors don's dtH!nisH.
How do they trcn.hc ut thy rising Hamc,
Crest mayor Of ocean!
Who when thou nai'st molten,
Art sure 10 carry il, 'tS pa'n!
Aaa when ,hou show 3, II Fa-thcy fear a ea'sh-
When SICK OF salt and water, thoa Oh hiSa,
Rearest tbs awia! head towards the sky
Thy tai! beneath Er pillows, aud thy sneut
ToIc!nc tho cuu!S--iEou srcnl'st waterspoc'
Aai, while thy stomach disrm5ugu"'h seas,
The dstau, siceEsnan, trembling AZ the helm,
F.ariny .,hc tl:ugr III ~ his bark o'crwhclNi,
Swii: taris about, ali from the danger u"cs-
" Farewell. Il long iircwe!i"
Forl
Have other Sm :llsr III of|yj
Yet this in Truth tell
Respectfully bid thee q sGod "y'
Cnnst!nni AM | TO end ny song,
Which else :nu>t fail
Fur lhou'ii Il theme so long.
Although enough I've said
Upoa tia, head,
lis clear ! never complete III: 'Ge'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-11-22

P"biic letting ot The L'niEa Eai!-rCHd
e r has been determined To let publicly: the "rai"aiio
"a masonry, timber and srpcrsri:cturc of about -
miles of this work proposals for which, will BE- rccrv.
ed until the I'D November at ay orsyII!c on the Rich
moud and fredericksburg Rail road
Prot!es and specifications Of the work may be- seen ut
that place. during the 2lsl and 22d insts and prcyon'-
~ with the parties Tie linz.
J. II. HOPKINS. c. +.
NoY. >. .,.i--6t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-11-22
FENtE FEMALE SCHOOL at the Parsonage, Essex
IL county, Virginia. is open for The reception Of

TENilE FEMALE SCHOOL at the Parsonage, Essex
u county. Virginia, is now opcn for The reception ot
pupils.
The subscriber having made Convenient addition 10
hs hoSr prepared 10 accommOdate increased NUM-
her of scholars Ample provision also having been mad.
b. him. for the instruction Of many lac is wilirn,
10 receive, is confidently stated thai pupil will sni.
fer for such advantages may fairly be expected troh
the School.
The branches taught are, Orhogrnphy R"adiug,
Writing, English Grammar, Arithmetic. Geography,
with the use Of Maps and Globes History, Chemistry,
Natural and Moral Philosophy. The French Language,
Music and Drawing, at extra charges.
For board, washing, &c. per session Of five
months. payable in advance, ';'0 VI
For tuition in the English branches: per session,
payable in advance. j. W
Bedding, if no, provided by the pupil, W
Books and Stationary supplied Il. the Book Store
prices.
IL Those who wish 10 enter their children, will
please do convenient.
o. Letters directed TO the Rev. JonH 7. McGCIaE,
Lorello, Essex county, Virginia. shall receive prompt
attention.
The Hon. John Tyler. Gloucester Co., Va,
Warner Z. 1aliarrro, Esq, DO. 90.
James NJ. Garnet, Esq Essex County.
Robert ?. WarinG Esq, do. do.
Dr. Rowan, Midd!esex County.
RI. Rev. Bishop Moore. D. D.. Richmond.
r. W. bowman, Esq Lancaster County
d oclor Jones, do. do.
Fcslus Dickinson, Esq Bowling Green.
Rev. Mr.. Friend, Caroline County.
Rev. G. W. Nelson Richmond County.
George W. Basset, Esq, Sposyvania County
| Nov. Is Jo-"2"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-11-22
September 80

We are compelled to raise our
sss4Azg<IAseSf Fare, in consequence of The heavy
ssSSI13x5zT5SIR. advance all kinds Of provendcr,
e and the increased prices of horses,
stages, &c
BOYD & EDMOND.
NV ! 02-Gt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-11-22

ALLEGED VIOLATION OF THE AMERICAN FLAG-The
following extract is from London paper, per Ntst!n-
Ser.-
CoysrANT!SopLE, Sept. 81.
) circumstance has occurred ii Smyrna. which may
disturb little the renewed harmony between France
and America On the lit the American brig Blnan,
loaded with Turkish produce for Boston, set SAIL aud got
beyond the Cnsl.c, when she was iurciby boarded by
Frcnc!. InaIi.u wars boat An officer and several mo-"
armed said they search OF two deserlerS, whom
they suspected 10 be board and Notwithstanding that
Capt ing2e asS;isrd them his word OF honor that
there such ii his ship. the frenchm"n com
l"nccG >c.rch aud net succeeding III hnd:ng The
dcscrtcrs The officers ordered The American Captain! 10
return - SGIyrna On this The American hauled down
his ilag abandoned the vessel anI the F!cnc'! brought
her t. anchor between the Castle anu the iowa. Capt
IngIrr then went shore and made his protest. has
the affair remained when the las accounts xii SAE:ni
Mr. Oi.y, the United Stalrs Consul is man vino VII
do his du,v from which he would not finch Hair ;
breadth. even were his consulate ratified about his ears
lie is anote: Lord PouS,nby, with this difference, that
he will certainly be promptly supported by his own
Government People cannot insult the stripes aud stats
with mpuny
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-11-22

F. T ELAiN, Esq
l. S-nrr is uneasiness at this monlt mt IN the Eng
sh lenders 10 the Bank of the i. s. and holders "I It's
si,ck AIR Wan Buren, letter has been and cnse-
" scanned under tins head 1t is, perhaps at Iengt'
beg nnng to be suspected, what mght have been inter
rcd by the more rejecting heretofore, that i'll country
where In" public WILL expressed by the majority, Is
the fund ,incnlal political law no banking company
founded in ,rpurnAnce t. that will likely to be pros
porous very long, Or wLenccsoc"cr it may
fitch charter.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-11-22

Miss MARTisEAU.-A paper in PhiladrplIia called
the Sentinel ms published letter from Liverpool cur
respondent, who states that Miss Marneau has book
in press IN VI ch she anmadvcrs in severe terms
institutions, and the anomaly ct nation OF claus
and charters The work is represented TO be o! 81
int chaactcr that the publishers in New York aid
Philadelphia would not purchase it. The paragraph has
been eagerly copied into many of the newspapers and
is widely circulating in the country.
We have good authority for stating that in al! rroba
biily there Is not syllable Of truth the statement of
time the letter written visit to her brother,
who is eminent divine OF the Unar "rsuasiu i'll
Liverpool Size had been in England not than six
weeks is not pbahlc that she intends 10
write concerning her visit to AGi"rca that al so early
day the volume III press. Mnrcprrr,u IS knn"n
that il she does WRITE, il will not bc book Of travels,
detailing incidents, the general appearance OF Line coun-
try and practical! at our republican institutions
Miss Mulncau To Ancrica rrepoSSeSSc III It's Ia
vnr and she vas mole than graicd with her visit In
he! principles and feelings size is republican, and Ii no
better could br aGuced OF tins fact. the SOUR
ous articles which have appeared III the London Quar-
1erlv Review are asuicirnl. As to the publishers in
New York and rhilalr 'ia refusing 10 purchase her
volume, who brlIcvrs ii:
The conductors OF the press do manifest III Justice b.
SEEING upon wa!rvr: helng writers at home or abroad
NAV lndc, AID circulating 1t AZ truth. Allowance
sfolid be made in all such eases, and judgment
exercised Us the probability Of the facts they may
slate In this instance the purposes OF ali exemplary
aud distinguished wuuan are misrepresentation Alter all
tina! she has done for Tie improvement, and instruction
o the race, her modest and umprctending drranur and
perfect sincerity Of character charge her with sins
which she has not committed and TO utter calumnes
which must impair her rcpuallnE is maneStIy wrong.
TPr1rtdcncC jOurRni.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-11-22

TALLEGO MILLS FAMILY FLoUR'-Ne nave
q g sill on hand supply Of that old -four, much
approved Of for family use. co
~fr' P. J. CHEVALLIE & co.
NJ II 5i-lm
6NORN MEAL-Wc shall keep constantly on hahu'
q at our Mills. Il supply Of fresh ground corn meal
made from sound white corn for sale at the lowest mar
ket price. /. ). CuLN !Ahr
Nov IL. 0i~'""
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-11-22

a. and The lcSln party GOA" e"cesS ~
favor of Ike winners 227l. Tie supper was provided
early in the aruoun and the clock began to strike MT
lie ones bcire they yirlIrd and were Compelled 10 give
up in despair, not icing able to break their host VINO
had modcau, rranng after the !sasi, Tor sample,
il the event Of his being put III Ecqr!ston
auainwhic is unlikely: us there IS a egl"h o.
1uirrrs ie vet who are nsch!cvous as tile He"'i-
miles, Best. IiGas.
Trryru3 hAcEs-Four Nike HsatS-fanny "you;
hy Sir Chrr!rs wears old, beat Mirgn, Encr'fo an"
(;amns:d,.! il, iru heats lime, minutes "a srcnh"s'
minutes 50 sccorshc best tiuc; snya The Ne" IFk
Srirj, nf the Times ''rvrr made by farce year "",
c!rrvint cqna weight" 1t was, indeed: "'hIstiui
race a!d is hllrr RAINING than that OIL BIscro anu
Post Bow We think, hn5;evcr, that II w be very 'kG'
IL 1, result in the ruin Of The iIlry. How many nnhie
horses have been ruined by running the four re heals
al, four years old! WHAT then, have wc not every F'a
son to expect from such race: by h'y but Three
ycas old: Il is very likely that she may never run n'''
ihr race which, if she had not been trained until i"F
or not run bryon mile sh" mig hi have pro"ed
i, best lorst. in the country. We shall never inlpro"e
our breed of horses mght tn, as long as we Con-
linuc 10 train our colts and titles at the tender age L"
two and three years. UnShington IHrgr"Ph
UyivERsirY or YKGINIA.Wc publish to day, a Isl
Of the students at the University, UP To this lIr he
friend, Of , Institution will hn pleased IN l"aFn that
its proSnrcls are in ialtrrlng condition tn at
the same period of any previous session H. number
Of nnlrcna;rs this session. is about 30, besides s'X or
seven who are attending Lectures, but have moi signed
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-11-22

YE7IE subscriber having purchased Of MrS>rs. {. L.
g Il J. r. Miller, thrr entire stock of .N''Hr'"cs
Paints, Oyc Nmf%. sc, most respectfully informs MS
friends AMI the pubic generally. that c intends con''nn
ing the business al lh" old stand cone Goor above the
Mansion House, wl"rc II" sill at al times haV" o" hand
general and well selected assortment Of articles III his
line and pledges hims" To sell them at " wholesale or re-
tail. as cheap any Druggist in this city.
lie also socits continuance ol the patronage OF u"
phvs:cians merchants and friends extended to the late
concern. PORl Elk NOBlNSpH'
Nov. :. ,h---t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-11-22

W8JM. H. IiOWISDN, Attorney at Law. Commits
w s;on"r in Chan.rry ANA Notary ""hi'r. once
al the Sn,l:! West Of the Puwatam HOUSE, "f
mrrly occupied by the late ID. Briggs: Esq
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-11-22

EnUNAWAY IN JAIL-Commltcd TO the Jail Of
IT. Rockingham county, Va, the 9Th Of Sep,cm-
bcr 1850 HEGRo Man named HARRY. He is very
black and about feet hi h-supposcd to be about 81
years Of age: marks prrccivabc. lie had on when
committed TO JAIL blue jeans coat grey cassinct panta
looms striped vest and Il black fur hat.
He states that he is the property Of Mr.. Henry fagcr
Of Madison county.
The owner is re ,estcd to come forward prove proper
ly. pay Jail frs and take him away, Or he viii he dealt
with rs the law directs PETER TRICK,
.,jior Of Rockingham cOuniy
VoromLor IL 55-wtiw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-11-22

NJ Pagcct, Charge d Aaircs from France In The UnI-
ed States with his family, accompanied by VI Sa'i@nr
and NJ. MoIthol"n. who reached Atw.lnrE = lev days
ago. IN tie packet ship yIvc de- Grasse has arrived IN
His city THIS is the gentleman, our readers VIII
recollect who Secretary 10 the French legation,
and Tor t;ir Charge d Alnrra, kri"rc the late dirr-
cncc between the United Slacs and France 10" 50 lap
PLY terminated
APPOINTMENTS rs THE PRESIDENT.
Charcs y. AI!wcdaon to DC Consul Tor Tie port OF
Stockholm.
Jas A. Boyard to he Attorney for the District oi De-
awarc in the place of Geo L. ad, deceased
C.rruEt: \ SLAYER. Tile Spanish STAY" brig an
PRESS was hrnughL into Havana on the 21li ri last
month: by tie British irgae Ersal, Of - guns, Capt
JONES' 'rh" hrr ?Yas taken the Island Of Grrna"a
on the 18th September, and has On board ~! slaves
The liralc has also taken three other vessels under toT-
In r,,csr colors and sent them 10 Sierra Leone.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-11-22

GRAND Squirrel HUNr.-Lssi week party Of TWEEN
ty 4 side made up in Wndsor-the back bone of
the county-to grand squirrel hunt the party bringng
in The least game 10 pay The SCOT which, according 10 I'M
memorial usage, hot suppeI"as much the whole
parry could eat and drink The sport glorious, and
The game abundant When the work done, the "whp-
IN Se'ectedby conendng parties to count the
Slain announced amidst the Of huzzas that the whole
number u squirrels was 1857, of which the winning
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-11-22

ALLEGED Tlo!ArioY OF THE AMERICAN FLAG.-Ihe
following extract is from London papcr per Nestnin-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-11-22

We give below letter from friend in London, which
we commend TO the public attention. Ii proceeds from
mind well vcsscd in the political history of the times
and capable of looking to The future with somewhat OF
uronhec yisiol.-GtUJc.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-11-22


2 ONDON ANNUALS-Bcauti!u! English Aunua.s,
Fl A for 1857. Just received by recent imPorlatnns.
Jennings Landscape Annual. for I>%-'Ihe Oriental
AnnanI, for I-}7-Ihe English Annual. for lc37-and
the Beautiful Gift, in splendid binding. at
Nvy II G51--tsl e.. HALLS.