Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-08-24
himself so mach. Capt. Marya,t has just

81 day !xst from tue niie SuIphu'' b""s
H" s.y he was called upon by large n.moer "
j ~ s' sy,res.sd themselves highly gfahh-d win
4 80 Vs., being exceedingly we!! pleased with his
J ''',,tucn, bland and courteous ihannrIs -
,.,,us Lnrd with HIM a, the hotel OF james
o., .riryinr together an hour or two III most
r. h'F ,hyrrlui manner. About s o'cl"ck in the
ia' $40 r,,,,dsnt and Secretary Of War returned
Sgrgs .,.s,;,, con,;nus n srrre
1 " say i've. ~ great numbers in addition 10 the
a. va ,y,st fashionable company ever known at
~" "s,sop, are the following distinguished in
Trs President of the United States, the Sc.
4 ia', ~, Hon. Vim Z. Rives, Hon. William II.
| - 81 'sSr,nyr of u Carolina, and MIR Nicholas
r.; ESsr,,s. Mr Henry A. Wise, MIR. Legare of
=. Wm Cost Johnson, MIR Thomas of Maryland.
L ,",. Colonel Downing, ind MIR Rice Garland OF
r,r.y 0: Representatives Governor James bar,
! ,"i' r,hrN and Judge Brook Of the High Court
'1". VIRGINIA yet remain at the Springs. We
.o, The visitors, Judge Allen and Judge
rr,ri, Gen Hrrnandes and Geo. Washing
81 ' - Eobcr, Slauard, Esq and several others
1i.,tS s,sd and now occupy public stations. The
G,'S w,.k,ns Leigh is al the Warm Springs, and
oe i,s,. IS daily expected Capt Maryatt, OF The
y,ry. The distinguished novelist Is also mere
,r,, IL, few days past has been mild, dry, and
",r,,,bung much to the galeiy OF the place
,a.,.t ,,onsSn.enls participated in by the nu
I | ,,n,s The Springs. and the nei Shborhood
. G,Ij ,o OVERLOOKING, notwithstanding the FIRE
""- I;,, der,r,urrs Of those who have said out
go" ,n,,;iplard on their arrival. The Intelligence
'' tr nm, other Springs is, that at the Red Sui
S,.s are over $50 visi,ors-at the Salt Sulphur
u a, the Blue Sulphur 2u0, and at the Sweet
.. about the same number Us The Ialter place
E..y Sulphur We learn has from 30 to 90 bosrders
,rs mo-, a.cer,ained the number OF visitors at The
:. Warm Springs, but OF this fact we are cuDh
,.pr,d that al the present moment there are over
.,rs,Np persons in pursuit Of health, recreation,
.,,n,r among the Allegheny Mountains in this
70. as vIcnity.-D
,.,rsrox. Aug. IL Our town and lis vicinity were
IT,, m Saturday evening last, with a tremendous
~ Il wind and rain. accompanied with much light
md thun!er We happened 10 be in the country
- the storm came up, where The scene was grand and
+ :. b,youd description. We were travelling along
80 in pig and The explosions of electricity were
r,o!d and astounding, that our horse took fright
, -,,, .. quite a GlIpin ride for short distance
,,rs we have since ascertained, we're stuck close
Nbeye We stopped, about 3 miles South.we of
?, ,,e storm ragged most furiousy. Taking it alto.
l-. II. It came up in Two divisions-lhe FIRST, light
. ,.,nasr and rain and the last, chiefly wind aud
> Win .Jule :hprdcr) in The language Of Shakspeares
g la"
SI,a sheets Of nrc, such horsd thunder,
SI.h .rGlas OF foaiIn. wind AID rain, never
RymeUI1e; to have hcaId."
Ths "a vas driven III sheets so that it was impossi.
?, a.scern amy object more than few yards, and
~ ,sa from the surrounding hills in great torrents,
the wind beloved through the woods, as IT 1t
c7;,o, every tree in its curse On returning TO
r. " found our little creek had swollen 10 the d..
53s Of mighty river, oveTspteadng the roads, and
IL .ow grounds in its vicinity.
s. ,;e happy to state TINT no very serious dsmage
/. .oae by the storm. The greatest, perhaps, has
= IN the prostitution Of the cora, and fencing. We
= I...d also Of some s!sds and fruit trees being
: own. One gentleman had his crop OF hay, which
;.,ading in cocks in his meadow, swept OFT. We
.-omed that as many as three trees were struck by
.nny near house in The country.
" hooe this STERN is to prove lite tcrmnauon OF our
m! unusual drought. The weather since has been
.l;e pleasant temperature.
.e learn that there a severe storm Of wind and
It Wsynesborough on Friday evening, which did
= damage TO buildings .-Spcctator.
IysRlp MrRnxR.-A most cruel and diabolicai mur.
s,s committed on Iacksons river, in Bath county,
r:Gav i,st Two children, daughters Of Geo. Mayse,
the one about g. and the other about years oil age,
/. icnnd with their ,hroats cut, lying near the gate
10 10 their fathers house. They had been at school,
e, of mile distant and circumstances 60 tar to
4, that they had been intercepted By GONE OF MI
-.ss servants their return hooe, and they 6in The
"a deed Three Of them we learn, are Implicated
saou, have teeu committed In Bath jail II is said,
n 'emper of the woman had been greatly excitedb By
s,;rr which had occurred in tie lanilly, and thas
z. : sud savsgely, it would en-, has she wreaked
yca rsancs This is certainly oae Of The most
gsra and horrible instances Of oeptarlty that has
B., sen our lot to record-and deep and bitter is she
- n which /, mus, insct on Mr.. Nayse and his
Iy-B
M C.-AaIAS PRlsoSERs "A correspondent Of the
,aY Argus al Lewiston, U. G., 18th instant gives
,c Of the sixteen State coavcts sentenced recently.
-a.ee of them Chaadler, Wal, and Mcleod are 10 De
oG's3 m the 25h. ngreeably TO their sentence.
!ht others, including Miller and the othss Ar,er
: % te transported to some Of the British colo
:1 lie Thee Others TO the penitentisry Tor three
Inc case =! the remaining convict, Wsggoaes, has
5'en tacided-sreai ei"ris having been made By has
Gcs - errcnre h,s Punishment 10 the States
as ';ai Of Brsmer Who led body Of ancers al the
" Of tie Sanrt Hills, coEies on 10 DAY or TO. morrow
tie general belief il, that he will be convicted and
.s"cst 10 be executed.
(from the Rochester Democrat)
!Hfosra$T yRom ToEo>vo-lt atford s US great plea
r be ate 20 Communicate the release If sixteen
:e prisoners. from the Jail al Toronto. Several Of
IN "e!e Condemned 10 death among The rest Charles
'and ia;!ve Ct Or. Duncoub. IL is supposed that
'fdsr iot their rc.ease received by the Gseat
rt'";n
he Glowing copied fsous the Toronto Commercial
- ci THURSDAY:
~ EGce!"acy Sir George Arthur has been pleased to
'na to The following prisoners Her Majesty pardon,
Seymour ". II S,ockdeii. John Mccormick, ohm
3aam. DAME! Smell, and William Delang, on con-
" q their giving security to keep the peace and be
: ID behaviour FOR three vcdIs.
'9''ham iaug. Jesse Cieavrr, Silas Bardnell, John
'"n. I'm HIKING Joseph Mbourn, Asa wison, Joel
<2n, John Hill, Daniel Shsphsrd, and Charles Ou.
g. IN condition that they banish themselves within
% DAYS from the time Of their liberation from prison.
ms @foT'"cc. aud that they remain absent for and
NJ their natural lives
'nt " l. BOUNDARY -GOgcrnOr Kent Of Maine,
!" "-neTa' Wool and Msjnr Graham OF the Engineer
nave liked SITES for Notifications the East
"'n"ef. anc AZ the mouth Of the Penobscot and ke.
A-as II The North eastern boundary question might
.'ae quite serious vet
.e name commissioners are, it seems. now running
.',''h eastern boundary line, and will expend the
''"' appropriation about the LIST September.
''fd! q Troops from Florida rim Charleston The
Ah>on' Sinclair, arrived at New York on Thursday,
"afs IRON Charleston, having on board three com
rs a. HE lst regiment destined for Governors Is
3D. $50 companies A and + Of 4'h regiment Of ar,lle
s'ier the command Of Col. Tanning. Officers at
'';-Csp,ln w. W. Morris; Lifuts Tnits, Brent,
d anil tho krtu