Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-09-10

per Black Rock and thence at 10 in carriages 10 Buff
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From Tie Charlottesville Republican, SEPT.
Hon VIM e. Rrves passfd through this place yester-
day. his way home from the Springs tle will doubt.
less present The dinner TO be gircn him at Louisa
{. II. on Saturday next.
Mr.. Clan wns in Charlottesville on Saturday last :
He arrived in the Stage nj o'clock IN The ng and
left immediately after breakfast. Many of nur citizens
WIN had knowledge Of his being here. called upon him.
We understand hp said he should here in about
60 days, when il is his intention TO remain day in
Charlottesville. cavalcade Of citizens from Saunton
rode TO meet him, mud n Peyton. Esq. made an
address 10 him, TO which alr & replied.
HENRY CLAY IN STANTON.
STArHTnS Sept. 5-1te great champion Of Consti
turiunal lseetum, Henry Cay arrived in SlaunUn on
Saturday Int. on his relufn 10 his residence in Ken
tncky from his Northern tour md greeted by
fellow .cltIzrns with The enthusiasm o reng which has
every here attended him in his progress through The
Country II being understood, after the arrival "f the
regular stage that day, that MIR Clay would be here
in the course Of The evening in an extra, an informal
meeting "ns hastily gotten up. and arrange nen!s made
to receive him with line manifestations Of respect due 10
his onq nnd invaluable public services. II deter
mind that company Of gentlemen should proceed
forthwith, horst back and in carriages 10 meet
him md escort him into Town, and That john III.
Prytcns Esq should welcome him his arrival. in
suitable address, and tender 10 him The inequalities Of
SianntUn during his stay amUngat us Accordingly. IN
short lime cavnlcate WIS formed, preceded by Judge
Brooke in his carriage. Who at The quest of the mar
shaI- promptly consented Uhough but snjournrr) 10
unite i.h fellow rendering This maxi Of
respect To- his old and intimate friend The company
had mol gore !er before They met Mr.. Clay, wien ID w
PatiPscn Esq ornnuncrd TO him the wishes OF our Eel
low citizens, and handed him inlo the carriage OF Judge
Brooke On arriving The procr sslnn was hatsd
in front Of The Eagle Tavern. and MIR Clay descended
from Inc carriage, he met by Mr. Pfyon. who well
coined him IN ahandscme and appropriate address-to
which Mr. Clay responded, in his usual elegant and i'm.
rrrssre manner though evidently labourlng las he
sad) under great arigur and exhaustion from he round
Of ceremonies and through which he had been
hurried by the enthusiasm OF his fellow citizens From
the moment he lett the Canada shore, he had been de-
nPd III The privileges Of treeman-he had been taken
up ard passrd from committee another from vii
rp TO village. and city TO city, and Stale 10 State lie
snd he had hoped however that when he reached The
"Old DOneDi"n he would have been allowed some re
pose. and sill 'rss did he expect that The citizens nt
Augusta would hear Of his approach Nevertheless he
felt bound cay that and esaus'ng as were the
fagups md prvacns to which he had been subjected by
The GP o popular feeling which had thus over" hsimed
him h. could not help being gratfrd--nnt on his own
accGun but OF the great principles with which
the people had been pleased 10 identify him, and which
involved in the struggle now going on between pre-.
iorative and the people and those who
control the government 81 the cnnnry HrPxpressed his
mistaken confidence in the snCnfnesa n The people and
his firm conviction that nohIngis wanting hui spIrit
Of cancellation and harmony, and OF prrsrver'ng Hurt,
10 ensure the triumph of cnuse-which Is enphaiI
ca'ly Tie cause Of the Constitution and of Republican
freedom.
Accounting 10 arrangement, a number Of citizens sup
ped with MIR Clay, ard line evening spent in de-
ghriul hilay. amid flashes Of wit and the fnw At sen.
iinpnt II WINS an evening which will long be remem
he red with pleasure by those who participated ~ IT,
Mr. Clay lril next m"rning in the Western stage, be-
irg DESTROYS 10 reach Kentucky 10y an early day
[Spectetor.
WAsursoroy Sept 5-The ChevaIier 'ARcAlz the
newly appointed Minister Plrnir"ienary from The Court
If Spain The States. has arrived IN this city md
taken lndgirrs at Mrs. Ulr,ch's The CEeralier Ar
paz Dis Mr. Csideron de la Barca who IL appointed
Minister Pls poeni,ary TO Mexico The departure ct
Mr. Calderrn Gp In Bare from the U. States, To repre-
sent Her Mos, Catholic Majesty neghborlng Re-
public will leave a circle Of friends 10 regret
The loss or Who iseqnalIy distinguished for diploma
tic ability and for social vrlups.-Gicdc.
SricIDr-Jomes Allen, Esq nf Lee county. Va, put
period 10 his existence "Wednesday, The 2lst inst,
by cutting his throat with razor He committed The
rash in Of his fields, and when nund his body
had been horribly mangIed by the hogs lie bud for
time past, been subject 10 fits Of melancholy,
ing as is believed his pecuniary endorsements
MIR. A. had represented Lee county in The Legislature
Of this State, several years.-.qdingdon Statesman
FEFscH STEAMBOATS, private letter from Mar.
srrs conveys The intelligence, that the Chief Naval
Engineer who had charge of the direction OF steamboats,
in The Mediterranean, had received orders from the
French Government, TO prepare plan Of organization
fr steam packets between Bonr deaux ard New York.
Marshal SnuIl interests himself greatly in The mmedl
execution Of this plan. which has bo'h military and
commercial object These pncke, boats are TO be OF
such and construction, that they may readily be
converted into ships of war OF so guns
The largest engines get employed are of 400 horse
power II is proposed to give The engines Of The French
steamers $50 horse power
The Railroad projected between favre and Paris has
failed The bill authorizing lost in The Chamber
of Deputies on The 9Th of July Globe.
GuATEMALA.-We have learned, by late arrivals
from this Republic, that anarchy and dsunon threaten
ed lis political existence. better state o things, how
ever is about succeed On The first Of June, The
sllus nj assembly of the State Of Guatemala published
on address 10 it's constituents, which is marked with
patriotism and political wisdom Fernando Davila is
President, and Juan jose de Aycnpna Vice President
The provinces of Coslo RIGA and Vera Paz, which had
separated themselves from the Confederation, will II ID
! bcred, renin IT, and find their strength in union.
MIR. Stephens. accomplished tourist, will sail from
New York for Guatemala, The sckly season
the coast may render il prudent for him to undertake
the journey Ills diplomatic character will secure HIN
every protection and facility but il would be subject
regret IL any inter nal discussions should at all nbs,ruc
his travels in the interim, by which the world will here
after xpect TO be entertained and instructed.
| APPEARANCE OF THE CREW OF THE CAPTUREI
/ ScHooSER.-1he New York Star says-"The following
is from letter received from q friend at New Haven
speaking of the appearance of the negroes on board h
captured schooner. They are the most miserable look
! ing objects ever saw aud wish 10 The lik
again. The leader, however, appears like very supe
nor nrgrn. and is supposed 10 have been dealer II
slaves on The coast or one Of the heads OF one Of III
| tribes lie whipped The two Spaniards numerically
whenever the wind such that they could not stee
| to the rising Of the sun. At time he wanted th
vessel anchored al sea- when the wind was ahead h.
was told tina, there bottom he told them 10 le
the anchor 90; then seeing The schooner drifting HI
jumped overheard and was under so long they though
he would rse-he at last appeared, came board
and said there was no bottom 10 be found"
n ncp Stock If Fail and Finter DRY GOODS
YgNE public is most respectfully invited 10 call ant
| Il examine my stock of Dry Goods before purchasn!
elsewhere The goods have been bought principally a
auction in New York and Philnde phia for cash. and wi
| bp sold al A small advance for the same