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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-05-27
MIR ADAMs's Eou1yOCATlON

We regret that Mr. Adams has associated our humble
Office as editor with the distinguished Office which he
so long held, and which, according TO his own under
standing Of it, must admit he cminently quail
fed tn fill. He compliments US as GAN AMBASSADOR,
distinguished person sent abroad TO lie for the be"cpt 81
his cOuntrv" This is an honor to which never as
pied. We do not feel that qualified Tor it. Mr.
Adams has devoted his life the art diptomatigne is
celebrated for his skill in IT. but whether 1t has rebound
ed to the benefit Of his country, we shall leave TO that
country TO decide.
He however gives specimen of his art in his speech
upon the issue which he has been hardy enough 10 make
between his naked assertion and the records of the
We throw of tho question the admitted error to
the mere point involved in the precise period Of the
signing Of the treaty, when MIR. Adams says General
Jackson was in this city-being, in fact at that moment
in New York We pass the little equyoculion at
tempted, when he prctends TO be in doubt whether he
did not add, in the Globes report submitted to him,
to the Words General Jackson caS here at the time,
the words sat or near We pass the precxt that
he had not The Globe Of yesterday 10 satisfy The doubt.
He revised amended and added 10 the Globes report,
but he did not add the words linear or at The Globe
was accessible 10 him. and lie might have known the
fact But i, is no matter; tlsis but little accessory,
diplomatic trick. The main point is this: MIR. Adams
says, that General Jackson here at the conclusion
of the treaty He says that after thc treaty had been
framed and ready TO receive the Signatures " he took
the treaty. dra'rn scaS TO Gcncrut Jackson he be-
ing here at tic time.
The facts of record under Mr. Adams own hand show
this 10 be untrue His note of the 18th of Feb shows
that he on that day. for the first time submitted his
"counter pr0jet' to Mr.. Cnis. Gen Jackson was net
then in this city, and this counter pret not the
ty, Mr. Adams calst So far from this being the trea-
ty US "coneiudcd, Mir Adams says in his note of the
18th February, Mr. Ons ,cM ptrceice that the Presi.
dent has consented to sercrat Of the notifications proposed
on The part Of Mr.. Ouis and by him." He adds amy
further variation from the draft sent Q9t Febru-
ary) could have effect other than of leading TO
discussions, which would defea, The object of
IN uy,,f.
clear and decisive proof that 'hc conclusion had not
been reached OH the 18Th of Februaythal the ultima.
tum of Mr.. Adams, agreed 10 by President Monroe,
drawn up agreed TO by the parties,- as framed and
ready receive the Signatures until after Gen Jack
had left the city. 1t is therefore, bold perverson
of truth 10 call the counter Pro the treaty. and il is i'm.
possible that Gen jackson could have been con.
suited upon it after it 'concludcd or even after
the ulti,natun Of Mir. Adams decided upon b. the
Cabinet.-Giobc.
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BB ICEIMOND Blank Book .Honufactory.-MAYO
Ea & DAVIS respectfully announce that they have
commenced the Blank Book! Manufacturing, and solicit
the patronage of the public 10 whom they pledge indus
try and puncuality neat and faithful execution OF all
orders entrusted to then
MERCHANTS can be furnished at the shortest notice:
with Account Books of every pton ruled accord
ing direction made of the best materials, bound in the
best manner, with or without patent spring backs, and
Russia end pieces
CLERKS OF COURTS throughout Virginia, can be fur
nshcd with any of the Books used in their Offices by
specifying the description of Book wanted and for what
Court and it will be packed and forwarded to any part
of Vgi warranted 10 suit charge will be made
Book BlHDrSG Of every description, executed with
neatness, durability and dispatch.
Orders left at store Main Street, first square
above the Eagle Hotel, will be punctualIy attic led TO-
April &C. ll7-wGw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-05-27

TE7O PLANTERS OF ORONOKO TOBACCO -
81 The planters of whom | have purchased crops of
Oronoko Tobacco will confer favor on me by deliver
ing them to tile order Of r. 81 T. Gwathmey in the city
Of Richmond, between the 18th Of May and the lst of
June Those who cannot deliver their crops by the LIST
OF june will please defer the delivery until the 18th Of
June any time between the middle of that month and
the first day Of July. JOHN g. HUGHES.
March >. Vg-N
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ERELL TAYERN.-The subscribers beg e1' ',s wi.
Il D form their country friends and the puoT,
w. that they have taken this wcll known rsa's
and will on the first day of April, be ready n'b he:
all those who may be kind enough to honor Us W." ,,.
custom The house has, but short tune s'' w. ..
through thorough repair; in addition to whG" - nrcs
continue TO make such improvements as VIII ."
sary for the better accommodation of on, G,;.bs e.
We pledge ourselves to use the most .ao'I,ee
ertions to render visitors comfortable anu o.:
as we mean to keep none but the best .I,e ...
Table shall be supplied with the hes, Of every ' the mr.
be procured in market-ouE Bar, % nnd s,.enit:
choice Liuuors-and our Stable with good anu ina.
Osiers and every variety of grain and eI1 E're bo1
used at any other similar establishment se 6r,
served long appre nticesp at business .He ;,
inc lived in the Eagle Hotel for the last i've OF d1sa
and The latter at the Bell Tavern four years. the present.
life of Mrs Kelso, and from that Tune IT, ~ nb!ic ~;
has continued in the SAME business. Inc nc r,r, Of e.
rest assured that no pains or expense on ."t
iher shall be spared to give general sa HSG
EDMD. N. ALLsS'
March %.
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o. The most splendid Scheme ever drawn i'll AmeF
ca
$1G1,oOn-and only 7ll0 tickets in the Scheme
.7icrondrin Lpic-y Cnss H. IL Grar in June or Jmfy
SO No Lattery-j drawn ballots
GRAND CAPITALS:
$500 00n,-S25, 000-$l . .Wi0-&7 800, &c, NC.
- Lowest three No. prize 81 800
Tickets so.
A full scheme Of this brilliant lottery will appear as
soon as the dag is fixed for Iii" drawing. The demand
for tickets is already grea. thai it is confidently
believed that the drawing will take place in June" there
fore, delay not your ORDERS for another such chance
may not for years. bigger, usua will be pre-
pared 10 furnish his friends and patrons in Town and
Country, with packages Of wholcs and shares, single
tickets and shares his usual great variety.
- Orders meet the most prompt attention, and in all
the original (Managers) Tickets and Shares will
be forwarded, consequently not liable TO any mistake or
dispute. The Cn$h for all Capital Prizes be had as
usual At sght, the moment the drawings are received
u Please address THOMAS b. BIGGER,
Richmond, ia.
Nav TO- 1T
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THE SURPLUS REVENUE, AND THE GOLD CuRREs.
GIVE understand that bill of great was re.
ported by the Committee oForegn Relations in the H of
Representatives Friday, the Gh being the bill pur
chase the French and Neupoan ndemnities. By this bill
seven millions dollars proposed TO be appropriated
to effect the purchase Of these claims by the holders and
truly nothing suspicious 10 the public interest could
he conceived Of Three great will be immediate
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-05-27

cnrrsc will commence The first Tuesday in June
next being the 7h day Of the month: and continue
days, and prr!.aps the ith.
lst Day-Tr froprrtnrs purse $50, mile heats, the
best two in three; entrance $l3
I'd Day-Thc Jockey Club Purse $3.50 nett, two mile
heats, entrance $50.
sd Day-A Handicap Purse, which will be worth
about $780, mile heats tic best three in vr entrance
S25.
4M Day-A Sweepstakes for three years DID, mile
heats best :wo in three entrance $500 cl"sc the eve
ming preceding the frs, day S
The Proprietor deems il unnecessary to say any thing
about accommodations, &c. lie WILL heretofore,
every cxcron to give general satisfaction.
SAML. B. JETER, Proprietor
Noowav county, NAV e. 1886 i20-wtd
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PDETR Y.
uuucH ExnA,Ss uxsrsc.

Tho following cxouay beautiful lines arc from "a -
poe, "a missionary, prob .by whose genius anu -
warmed into oer feeEi: Of inspiration ny me
smo aod lovely scensry OF the sacred country ~"ee u" "
nc.-Sepc York Ereniag Star
/E,on .he Boston Monthly TrorciIcr.)
STANZAS.
,zh for Home sigh for Home;
Though Iistar, shores salute my eyes
Though through the ruined walls roam,
OF cities lost fo' ccHtufes
',houah cyp,esa groves AMI myrtle bowers,
Aud waving fields Of hushag flowers
And novelties around me spring,
Like feathers flung from Faacy's wing
All arctic ;-whcre'cr roam,
sigh Tor Home, sigh for liomc.
Isieh fes Home, sigh for Home,
Beneath the bill where martyrs blsd,
Where Ismyrss Temple raisei its donna,
E:o John the lonely Pstmos hcd-
Where Homer sang in oiden iirnc
or Ilum's fall in strains sublime
Aud Ephcsus her ruins spread
Like monuments above the dead
I wait, but cannot boar 10 roani--
siyh for Home, sigh for lioma
sigh for Home, | sigh for Home,
Though Palestine before nn waits,
scarce would view the Temple dome,
Or pass the Holy Ciiy'J gates;
Though wandering Arabs greet m! ssht,
And olives crown tho mouGaiu's height
Though bright the sunbcan,s sicam npoa
The sacred hill Of Lebanon
turn my fect-wherc'er roam,
Isigb for Home, I sigh for Home.
si-h for Homo, ] sigh for Homo,
That lovely land which give ME b;ffh
spot across the Oceans foam,
Unlike all other lads carth:-
There would Wow New En:iand's spires,
Would gather round her household hrcs-
Would press my loved ones TO my beast,
And feel that | o'er ul was hl"st-
My bosom ycarns-I cnnnot roam
IsigL for Home sigh for Homo
Now Smyrna.
Smyrna, asia Minor Christmas Err, 1885,
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" accomplished by it, J. The Treasury VIII DC
instaner of seven millions of dollars Inc mefcan.
tile community in the great Cities now sorey pressed ~
the Bank of the United States, will be saved from inc
pressure of that institution; g. The mint OF the Cnco
States will acquire seven millions of foreign gola com
to be recoined into half and quarter eagles Iael
these objects is great point in ITSELF but the iate!
nerhaps the most striking and important Inc aaai'oh
IF 90 large sum to our gold coinage will Immediately
make gold common currency; and as Inc Whole sum
will belong to the u States the coinage and dlsrou1h
can be so Regulated give the greatest eect 10 te
valuable acquisition Quarter eagles OF whcn .ne vu ~
are has been small be ordered by tho Government 10
any amount when coined, the Government can oruei
10 The interior of the States and 10 the frontiers OF Inc
Union TO be paid out 10 the people, and thus 10 De put
active circulation instead being boarded IN CITY oahNS
In fact the true character of the bill is that Of purchase
If gold bullion; and The benefit is greater to the country
in Getting the gold than is TO the claimants IN gethe
ready money for their claims Ofthese millions IT
mart is now OH the way the T. StaeS about
five millions arrive this spring and summer; the rest
in two annual instaments, bearing interest Asltarrvcs,
it gees 10 the MINT takes IFS turn in being coined, then
goes into the Treasury, and thence is paid out to te Pco
ue Thus while seven millions go out OF the ireisu
~ at once the return is not in lump nor lnstaner but
bv portions and gradually, and not entirely completed
for two years so that the dmlnuton OF The surplus Is
treat and Immediate the relief 10 The merchants instant
and decisive and the conversion of paper in" g"d ex
Dcit and positive Uj'Thc people may res! assured
Ina, President Jackson is SECURING TO lhcma GOLD
currency while the Wing orators cntcayorIng 10
prevent it, and TO establish The Bank of the u States
upon the ABUSES of the paper system-i9
We repeatedly asked what has become OF the Two
important bills which passed the House some time since
to appoint the Secretary ct the Treasury t,e aseh
of The Government TO lonk after The millions OF
dollars which the people had in the Bank of The Sa'cs
about which authentic information can be obtained
the ohcr repeal the fourteenth sec'n OF the charter
Of the Bank Of the United States. which made ITS ns
receivable in all payments made for debts due the Co
vernment. "
viii Mr. Webster condcscend TO inform the public
where those bills are. and how they have been disposed
Of: Does he intend that They shall not Re acted Oh this
session? If so, it is tine the fact should be known
[G'cGc
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q 81 p, anoritinc TO S5I1, aVO
Whole Tickets 3l0, halves 5, quarters So =,
a certificate of package of % Wholr Tickets VIII VI
he forwarded for si40 Is halves S7O - quarters 'o
25 eighths $i7 SD
At lie Virginia Lottery Office, directly under the sign
Of the Eagle. ~. =,
H. Orders for Tickets from AM part OF Inc United
States by Mail otherwise: enclosing cash or prize
tickets thankfully received and executed by return
mail with the same prompt attention personal april
cation and the result given (when rcquesed) imned'
ately afle. the drawing--if addressed 20
H,v 10 fl-w,dl D. NJ. HOYT.
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Tobacco.

TayIlE Public Ware House, III the City of Richmond
d. having been recently much enlarged by the pur-
chase (y the Commonwealth of Bro'cAs Ware House,
adjoining the Inspectors take pleasure IN saying to the
planters and dealers in Tobacco, that they thereby
enabled 10 receive much larger quantity, and also TO
give greater facilities than heretofore, and pledge them
Selves to every excrton to give satisfaction in every
particular The reight toL and all other charges will
be advanced Tobacco consigned 10 the Inspectors
Tobacco sent by the RaiHoud will be forwarded imne
diatcly to the Warehouse from the Depot and the
freight, SC. advanced by us.
LAKELAND d MACON,
May G. [l20-Stl Inspectors Public Wure House.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-05-27

Mr. NIEs We published The result OF The Connec.
cut election from of the State journals yesterday
Mr. Niles (appuintrd by the Government to bill the va
cancy Of Judge Snit) elected by an r"hcImng
muorily. Like MIR. Hill, this able and incoFrnpub!e
Republican has been traduced by The Opposition; but hts
constituents know how to estimate him, and his p"Iilcai
friends in Washington have fund linn every thing that
they expected faithful, frm able and industrious
1(,;ube
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-05-27

YEIO Persons hurisg Ntsroes tor Hre.--We wish to
d hire for the ensuing year, large number of hands,
TO labor on the Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac
Rail Road. They will be employed between Richmond
and Fredericksburg, and between Fredericksburg and
the Potomac River. The country and occupation is
healthy; and they will be well fed, we'll clothed and well
treated We will give from seventy-fvc to ninety dol
lars for good hands, and for first rate ones Apply
by letter or otherwise 10 j. H. Hopkins, at the Rail or
fee or 10 Messrs George P. Crump and James Rat
CLIFF Richmond or 10 Thomas J. White, in The county Of
King William, and the neighborhood 70 James Hun
ter Assistant Engineer, the White Chimnies, Ca
rone or to Theodore S. Garnett, Assistant Engineer,
near Fredericksburg; 10 II. F. Guy d. Co. in Fredc-
ricksburg; and to others having authority from j. Fl.
Hopkins, Assistant Engineer.
JOS. NJ. SHEPPARD,
Agent for the r. F. T. P. r. Il. Company.
December "a 69-tf
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May 10.

RNIlLLIAM F. RICHIE. Qa,e OF Richmond, Fa)
wv Attorney and Counsellor at Law, Ficksburg,
(ssissppi) will practise Law in lie counties of Kinds,
Madison, Yazno, Washington, Warren, the Parish OF
Carroll in Louisana-andl in the Supreme Federal, and
Chancery Courts at Jackson.
Frb II I-f
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-05-27

TgNO isham C1smsn md Salty his ,se:You will take
IL notice, that shall, the 10Th day Of Jnne 1886,
between the hours of A. NJ and +. NJ. of That day,
nj the house OF Rowlet Parkinson, in the county Of
Prince Edward proceed to take his he said PeTkInson
the Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chancery for
the county Of Prince Edward, in which plaintiff:
and you and John Rudd, Admir-. of John Rudd dec
and admir- of John NJ williamson VIM. Sudbury and
Oney his wife, Thomas Lcgrand and Nancy his wife,
Martha Williamson, Mary Rudd, VIM. c. Rudd, and
WIN. Walton, and John Rudd, committee Of Wm e..
ken on that day it will be taken the at the
place. VIM. j. NOOITON: !7dmr: W
Elisabeth Jpootton decd., formerly Parkinson.
Nav g. l2D-wdw
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q Court of Law and Chancery, held for Prince u
ward County, the 2S,h day of April 1856; ~, :.;r
John james Ewing, i'a'I'"
Against, Charles Woodson, and Samue! 'cnlD", e
cculors Of James Ewing, decd, Dr'e"' ~" +.
This cause came on this day to be heard on '0s =,
and answer Of tho defendant, Vcn"b!e, ana was a.
by counsel on consideration whereof, the c'u't Uo
Order that the defendants do scrn0y render nS' ~,
commissioner Watkins an account Of the ad'"'n;n.
ton Of the estate Of their estator, which saId
the commissioner is directed to examine s'ae' a's
llc and report 10 this court, with any nl''et ~ s
stated deemed pertinent by himself, OF required v
of the parties to be SO stated. ,.uc,
A Copy-Tcste, Is. }. NORShA'"'
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ComMissrosEH's OFfitE;,

Prince Edward G. House, Va!
The parties interested in the above ofGef ,h a,
notified that have selected Saturday, the ia 49, q;
June next to attend to its execution; on ""C" c
10 O'clock A. d., they are requested to attenu &C. b.
fec, and to present their accounts vouchers Z.
examination +. N. WATKINS, Cons r. g.
MAY 6. lZo-----
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MORN FOR SALE.-The subscriber, living in
" Goochland county, on James River, four miles be-
low Gainesville offers for sale 700 barrels of Corn and
30 900 lbs. Of fodder. TARLTON FLEMING.
April %. ll6-wtlJune.
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HOYT,S
p,r1on1s and IottcrY Office, Richmond, "a.

n7At the request of many adven!urers the two &c,
companyinr very BRILLIANT SCHEMES are lalo oeiole
the public. 1t will be readily seen, upon an eSalnn'
ton Of the same, that schemes OF equal
nossessipo such spIEsnrp Hieu CaFiTALs, and con
ta;nng SO very few tickets, have been drawn III tue
United States These schemes it will be obse5yed are
of extraordinary attraction, having Capitals Oh Siobe
$4,000. % 600, 100000 &c. containing small nu"oe
of tickets, and consequently there are ie%el
against the adven,nrer of drawing these splendid Ea,
ts!s HoY7 ANXIOUS to serve his numerous friends IN
the country, who have patronsed him so literally ,ta ss
we'll as those in this and ether cities, lays before them
these two slendi! schemes, at this early day. tnat .Iry
course they will be very scaFce-TIerri'r delay not
with your orders 10 Dame Fortunes Agent 10y VINO
is anxious t. make you all comfortable for lite. -.
IT. Recoilect it was HoyT who gold, III 'he '"''
$4,000 four capitals.
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EsAeSGaIgs'S EXCHANGE,
AND LOTTERY OFFICE, RICHMOND, FIRGlEIA

The following the drawn Nos. for the NoEFo'K
LOTTERY No l. drew the 23d ult. in Alexandria
80 Is 23 81 u 80 So 40 81
- Whole ticket 81, 40. So, snug Capital of 1000
4, 81, 10, d. Of 81 ,OOO
With numerous other comfortable prizes, were sold and
will he paid at sightas usual by Bloom.
u Nothing unusu.l-Bi.ger sill ohcadH "a
Drawn Nos of the Virginia l,cesburg Lottery, No =
s. "a 81 u . ~ 81 81 60
n, Whole ticket Nos 81, 81, Ca Capital Prize,
S3,OOO-was sold and paid at slightly BIGGER.
BIGGER presents TO his friends and patrons, the fol
lowing splendid Schemes 10 which he respectfully re-
quests their attention.
SOD, Ooo---sso, OOo---s1o, 900.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-05-27

TEx,sIt appears that we were right IN the cnnJec-
lure founded on urrcas official report to Santa Anna,
that he had dsscntcd from The terms Of the capiluiaI"n
of Faunin after he had surrendered to his officer, with
view of covering the trrachery which preceded The
butcrry of more than four hundred unarncd and help
less men, in cold blood.
The latest New Orleans papers give the intelligence Of
the rccen. sacrifice of the prisoners taken some time
since San Parcio. Santa Anna is resolved to wage
species Of warfare against which The feelings of the
savage tribes Of this continent have always rrvoed.-
The Indians were never known 10 butcher oil their
prisoners They drcima.c their victims and satisfy their
revenge by putting few to death Santa Anna has i'll
troducrd new code of national law on this continent
How far it is bc acquicsced in resisted ny the civil
lizrd world is not tnr us to GctcrniTe- G!Gbc.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-05-27

NrLIIrIER's ELrcToRAL TIcKEr.-Of the etrcn per
SONS Illuminated this ticket fire, it seems, are called
.t'aion WHITE mcn"Srssrs Babar, Campbell, Clark,
Cobb and Mrrriwc.hrr. What wonderful condrsccn-
sion for six "S.ntc Rights" to ccnsOrt with five
"'Submssionist*." Who vii! hr gnlrd by such con6r
scens!on; Those only: who love /" he 'cklcd with
straw 1t is too bare!aced to catch these Unon men,
who want none of their honors.-whn reject their fiat
terry. The r"e Union will be found in his Sta'" rs
well as in Virginia and the rest of the South supporting
those lucn ho support her principles They despise
all ccali,ions-thcy reject al! unhnly alliances.
[MranEah Gtorgidn.