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RENARKaAIE CIRCUMSTANCES,

.arhich led toJ,rincc Leopold, of Sdrc Cob0uTS,
coming 10 Engla"d IN lSl4.
From Alison's History OF Europe, vol. y, p. $50
One other circumstance, OF domestic interest
in its origin, but ofyast Importance IN IT'S ultl-
mate results deserves TO be recorded OF this
eventfu period. At Paris, during the stay OF
the allied monarchs, there was Lord--,who
had filed with acknowledged ability a high di-
pomatc situation at their head quarters, during
the auerperod of the war. Ills lady, of high
rank, had Joined him to partakc in the festivities
of that brilliant period, and with her young re-
lativc, equally distinguished by her beauty and
talents, then appearing i'll all the freshness OF
opening youth.
A frequent visitor at this perod in Lord IS
family was young officer, then an aid-dc c-camp
TO the Grand Duke Constantine, a younger
brother of an ancient and ilustrious family in
Germany, but who, like many other scions OF
nobility, mad more blood in his veins than money
in his pocket The young ald-de-camp was
speedily captivatcd by the graces OF the English
lady; and when The soveregns were about To set
-out Tor England, whittier Lord WAS TO accom-
pany them, lie bitterly lamcnted the scantlncss
oi lis iiuamces, which prevented him from fol-
lowing in the train of such attraction. Lord
Good hunorcdly told him he5should always find
a place at his table when he was not otherwise
engaged, and that he would put linn in the way
OF seeing all the world in tho British metropolis,
winch he would probably never see to such ad-
vantage ayain. Such an oiiers especially when
seconded by such Influences, proved irresistible,
and the young German gladly followed them TO
I.o#don.
He was there speedily introduced to, and ere
long distinguished by, the Princess Charlotte,
whose projected alliance with the Prince of
Orange had recently been broken oil. Though
the l'riuccsS remarked hun, however, It WIS
nothing more than passing regard, for her
thoughts were then more seriously occupied by
another. Having received, at the same time,
what he deemed some encouragement, the young
soldierproposed to the Princess, and was refused,
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WHERE ARE THE NEGEopuLlsTs!-lt is STA
ted, by IA Philadelphia paper, that III the Quaker
CITY OF BrothprIy Love, a negro lately PcrIshed
from starvation! That such a thing should hap
pen in tins land flowing with milk and honey,
where, in the midst OF our dstrcsses, tic conf
plaint is, not a want of the means OF subsistence,
bu, rather their excessive abundance and cheap
ness, is matter for melancholy reflection
hunire,h part cGthe zeal expended upon spurI-
Gus philanthropy for political purposes, would re,
leve altogether the real suiicrngs o! the colorcd
population al the North, Whose situation is de-
plorable far beyond the evils OF slavery.-b.
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RHODE ISLAND.

THE troubles are, not over here yet. There
haye been hall. dozen attempts 10 lire tAe city
of fProyidence;a and "clam bake" gatherings OF
the Suffrage party are taking place all over the
Island. Dorf is N Keene, New Hampshire a
man named Hoskins, from kcenc, has been ar
rested 10 Providence for trying to@exci;c nlsur-
rection there. He was brought before Edward
II. Hazard, Esq, and on complaint, warrant
was issued charging him with an; attempt to cx-
cite inanITection in the S Sa:e, and with being the
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1842-08-24
TIE TRUTII.

| 1t must not be said that the Democratic party
or the Executive prevented the passage oi he
venue bill. Neither is permitted TO share IN the
passage of such bill, apart from Distribution
The Democrats were and are ANXIOUS to vote
supplies 10 the Treasury, but they are not per-
mIlted to do so, without Tie abandonment o their
cherished principles. They would checrully
vote Tor proper Revenue bill byltseli, but the
opportunity is not afforded them, since their OPP
punemts persist in coupling distribution with re-
venue, and will moi, by any mcalIs, have the lat
ter without the toImer.
The President is in the same prcdcament.-
lie is so committed against distributions, that lie
cannot sanction it without utter disgrace. Yet
the majority in the House will send hun no lte-
venue bill without the fatal clause, which he
cannot accept with honor or consistency. Ihey
offer him what they know he cannot take, and
then accuse him OF paraIyzng their lcgsIai o:l.-
An intelligent people will not be blind TO the iact'
that both the Democratic party and the Executive
are not only willing, but anXIos, to pass proper
Revenue bill, if il be not unnaturaIly JoIncu to
measure which they both conscenlIously dIsap-
Washington Spectator.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1842-08-24

THE New LEADER.-Mr. Adams has decided
" become the leader OF the wing party III M Mtlle
House, that party which lie sosna'zea lew
wears apo.. as treacherous compound OF Hartford
Convention Federalism and Royal Arch Masoary.
Tins have we publicly consunlnatcd the renew
ol of that famous alliance stigmatIzcd By MIR.
Randolph in terms which we shall not permit
ourselves to employ. At the political banquet
which opcncd the new campaign, the eX-PrcSI-
dent was signalized by the most conspicuous no.
uors. We commend tie ausplcIous conjunction
TO the s.slavc breeding portion OF the country, as
MIR. Adams habituaIy stigmatzcs the South,
mon whose institutions and whose tranquil pop
uiation he habitually pours the storm OF his ma
li"uant and sang,lnary dcnuncatons.-D.
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From the Baltimore Sun.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

AUGUST ,lU 1917.
After the disposal of some preliminary busi-
ness of no general Importance, MIR. Adams from
the select committee appointed to consider the
reasons of the president for vetoing the tariff
bill, made report from the majority OF that conl-
mIltce.
MIR. A. desired that he might be permitted to
read his report himself. After some conversa-
ton OF rather an animated character OH this
point, MIR. A. was permitted to read his report
IN his scat. The following is hasty abstract.
The report, alter some Introductory remarks,
sets forth, that this veto message Is the last OF
series Jl executive measures, the eite.t OF
which has been to defeat the whole action ol the
Legislative power of the Union 1t next refers
to tile accession of Harrison to the presidency.
At that time the revenue of the country was
found insufficient TO meet the expenditures
Hence the frs, act of that lanenled PRESIDENT
was to call an extra scssionof Congress, to de-
wise remedy for the financial diseases OF the
country, and to adopt means Of supplying tic
treasury by the passage OF additional revenue
laws. This deficiency lnthe Treasury had been
caused by theSextravigance of the previous az
m.nlStra':opl Of Mr.. Van Buren,. During tina,
administration, irom year toSyea-, the rch re-
sources ofstheh Ffeasury was swallowed uP,
and the expenditure egreatly exceeded tile i'll
come. This state OF things exhausted at last
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UTWe are requested to state that in pursu-
ance of an order of Council, the several War
dens of tine town, will give thorough ,examina-
ton of all the lots and premises in their Wards
and report the situation thereof, at their next
meeting. 81
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1842-08-24

FLORIDA WAR ENDED AGAIN.-Gols Worth ar
rived in Charleston on Saturday last, on his way
To Washington having brought the war to close
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CONGRESS.

In the House, on the 16th three reports were
made by members OF the select committee on the
veto messagc-one from the majority, which was
read by Mr.. Adams himself, one from MIR. c. j.
Tngersol, in behalf Of theminority, and one from
MIR. Gilmer by way protest against the report
of the majority Abfiefsynopsis of the major-
tvs report will be found below, which VIC extract
from the Baltimore Sun. We will next week.
publish Mr.. ,Gilmer's report.
The wings, at our latest accounts had not de-
tcrmined (athough several caucusses had been
held) on any course to pursue in relation to the
passage of revenue law. Mr., Fillmore offer
ed resolution declaring it expedient to pass the
vetoed bill, SO modified as to make tea and cof-
fee imported in American vessels free of duty,
and striking out the 9th section, which repeals
the propiso of the distribution act The resolu-
ton was rejected by vote SO to lii.
The Senate were still engaged in the discus
sion Of the boundary treaty.
Congress will probably adjourn on next Mon
dav.
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WEDNESDAY MORNING, AUGUST "a. 1912.
Washington Temperance Society.

The regular semmonthIy meeting Of this Society
will be held on Saturday evening rext, Davlss
Hall, at 8 o'clock Persons friendly 10 the cause
arc invtedsto attend.
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and subsequently went to Vienna during the ,
sitting Of the Congress at thatplace' whcre ms nus
susceptible heart was speedy sebgrossed nano-i
thcr tender affair Inyincible obstacles, how.
ever presented themselves TO the realization oi
the Princess Charlotte 's5views, which had led to
her first rejection of the gallant German; he re-
ceived a friendly hint from London to make MS
attentions to the fair Austrian less remarkable;
he returned 10 the English capital again. proposed
to the English Princess, and was accepted
twas Prince Leopold Of SAKE. Cobourg; and
his subsequent destiny and that OF his family en-
ceeds all that romance has figured OF the mar
vellous. lie married the heiress oi England; al
ter her la.nenled end he espouscd daughter oi
France; lie was offered the throne OF Greece
he accepted the crown OF Belgium.
In consequence of his elevation, one OF his ne
phcws has married the heiress of Portugal, ano-
thcr the Queen of England; and the accidental,
fancy ola young German officer for beautiful
English lady, has in its ultimate results gwen
three kingdoms to his family, placed on one OF
his relatives the crown Of the greatest empire
that has existed in the world since tho fall OF
Rome, and restored to Eng land, in hazardous
times, the uestmable blessing of direct line
OF succession to the thrones
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*It would be indeicatc, during the life OF some
of the persons mentioned in the preceding curl
ous narration, to give their names 10 the public:
Those acquainted with the elevated circles OF
English society at that period will have no dlf-
hculty IN filling them up; and the facts may be
relied on, as the author,had them from some OF
the parties Immediately yconcerned'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-10-28

Sate IF raiu"b's Property in Me to~n Of buchanan
i"hson of The city If Richmond bearing date The lG day
OF July lse for the of securing certain debts therein
lnenoned, Which deed duly recorded in the Clerks ohee OF
the County Court Of teouri shall proceed To sr ~ pun
lie auction The highest bidder Monday the l7h day OF
October ei2 The whole rf the property in The town OF Bncan
heongng The said ohson and conveyed IN said deed VIZ
One @ No 0+, which large, cnnnodlous and va
luabe brick building three stories high well calculated for
mercantile establishment tavern house. and which mas
generally hern known and designated as "hoa liorsE
One Lot, No. l3 hch IN comfortable two story heS
house, formerly occupied by the Branch Bank of Virginia as
Banking House being fitted up wit! counter cnh very Fn
stantiai and
Gnc Lot, No lo2, !ct adjoining the above.
Half lot No. 20, m South side of High street w'ch
IL handsome and rsoae residence bu al BRICK two
HIGH with good framed oil and carriage housea a &c
and cuCodos brick sahe and smoke house. This property Is
knnwn generally Tie 'CvlrA0E, and is very conveniently
aud Ias:etuly arranged
Also other lut, River which Is large anu
cnmmodouS brick store house. fitted ny with counters ana
shelves, aud has occupied since ~ trcc,h
stand and situated Immediately IN Inc
ver that may uldcd and uoadcd from the house
Also articles household Kitchen Furniture.
IL the aburr sale Completed the l7h day Of October
il viii he continued from dny III day iii competed
The e Ia The above properly believed 10 he nhguesihna
h; hut Trustees shall pniy such Tile as -
vested n by the deed q; aforesaid
The of sale viii he made known RE day nj sale
4. iSrnoSY '"' Trustees.
Sent
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r,,.ns;r, ,o,e or ralvabc .James Ricer L2NDS.

Eyt.nsire sale Of raluab'c .James Ricer I~2NDS.
pursuance deed executed by The late John "esham ol
The CRY Of Richmond the subscribers on The I'D day OF
Seprhrr less purpose therein srt !oI: "e shall pro-
coed 10 SELL pubic Tuesday The st day OF N"ven-
her next fair, n the next fair ay, the following 'hiua'ie
estates Wing James River aud Tuckaloc Creek, VIZ: m
The uerr Hsn'a."a adjoining The I aa l.,.. 1as
portion Of which consists "rver Ia" grounds o acres hene ="
This estate lies compact fn the buildings are near The
Of The land and tie whole OF II Is IA eheeleh s
pits operation on zach side Of and ffw years ago
much Coal raised il the were drawn OIL
ha, lands offer more favorable prospect to those VINO
rl Ia engage the coal business
M The tract Of land frrcry owned by the late James Cur
RE called Ers'e, containing by rsey Cl2 aeer' {" wi M
1921 low grounds, aud lso acres par mere" az, u
Tue Island. This tract has on it an excellent TWO s.or
succeed dwelling w al ice house and oihef convenient
n" $ The Lorr Plantation purchased cf the late David
Randolph containing 6i3 at when 2 acres are
nw rrunds-al being ruekaIoe Island and eli 1ees
the main land, besides large hoty OF second n
There dwelling house This land which, win some tcp''
,nsl, he made a comfortable ,cst,ncc.
No. tract q" Land fought by Thomas Mann hsn""p'
1854 acres besides tie he'd of the old mill pond now drained ny
Canal which contains by survey. nre anu WHEEL
small expense OF labor might be made mn rfcerh ha"o"
On about acrrs W Mr. Iandop has reserve
right to dig coal This land ajons No / ana was par
by definite line VIII " run lie
tween them the saIr which will then hr made known
These Of land contiguous each other me James
River Canal passing through HE three f aud The
through The last They form body "i lana efeat el-
L, Richmond being from twelve miles the AIS
Lagos Canal which at the foot Of me hs ~ s-
do the eisi possible injury, the nrais aiofd oi
uf there being perpetual waste u wa
t. points, with value of tile coal property MAKE ~
perhaps drsiiahr that was ever neIcu "r
sale IN Virginia About $50 have been lined, WIN Great
benefit The usual quantity III wheat, about 9oo bushes WI" DC
sown this Autumn
The tracts will he offered for sale nj Ese which nearly
central described. The terms WIN hes one
yr Of the purchase money cash and the residue IN three
annual payments Bonds with approved security bearing inter-
est from sar deeds the property, WIN
he required by the purchaser Possession will be gwen the Isl
January, si3. r,.
survey Of property will soon be deposited nj tie EXCHANGE
Reading Room, in city of Richmond The premises WIZ nc
shown 10 any DESTROYS Of seeing them by M AVIS the ma
mayer. y: W. ,;..,Jt r,u Trustees.
Soon after the sold, the Slaves Stocks Crops, &c,
""' W ' w. ' - n. w. l..
w. r. w.
Go 3t-tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-10-28

MANSION HOUSE. RICHMOND VIRGINIA
THE subscriber having purcasrd he lease at iis eel known
cd stand Mr. G. 4. Hodges witch Is well ai1teh I" me
ofcy hoarCrs well as to gentlemen ana ladies'
visiting city, ani particularly to sii"hlt attending ine
Medical u ia the convenient BOARDING not ST.
tenders his friends public his grateful ackoweh
for the flvo's extended 10 MN ana WIS low M
he them their new Stad where tiss
will he better accommodate them, Having more
house the atcrs himself from IN ions en-
he has mad lie will BE- able 10 give salts
fcton determined 10 use every exetion wan me az
anre Of SIR, H. all who call on them to'ii'ia
happy Arrangements viii he male 10 accommodate
,i,nss WIN. uOWlEiT.
49,. - SIT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-10-28

NAVY DEPARTMENT., l7h Oct, lsi2S. a!cd Proposals
~ wi received This Deparm. until o'clock r. NJ, of
Tie I!h November for furnishing the riateras
and Depot for the preservation of III" charts and
Instruments belonging To the Navy, with It's necrs' obsrIva
lo.ie- granite piers,
The per consist ri central building Of fifty feet square
wings At five feet in length and eighteen itet
" v hole % he hult Of brick
Plans and specifications will he exhibited this Department.
TO asOns hing bid for the Tie excavation Ia he
Winter All the materials IL be furnished
q! the quay r work be- done in the hest nj most
manner the satisfaction o tie officer
construction Of the buildings Payments tu
be than month, and then only on bills
spetnrndng officer and I'd by the Sc
lie Navy i.sering Ten cent on 81! The bills ms col
security un the whole shall he completed 10 The enie
satisfaction Of the department..
hnnl fs;aui performance of The contract with Two
satisfactory securities a be for third the estimated
NJ, ", i9-t5N
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-10-28

HOUSE AND LOT FOR SAI.E-ln ruruance OF n peed o,
II Trust executed The subscriber Ivy rorcc Sm!ih ana
Martha ~ wife. the 2h day Of Deccnhrr s anu any
recorded in the Clerks Office o the t"un'y "nr; "i ihce M
sale al ptc ASH lIohse aud LIT near TIE uV
farmyir just beyond h- limits ." the rorrofa"h rue
ho.- is brick dwelling win excellent cellar rouis
two rooms ,or, and passage through the middle NJ
Mace well ding Of ki"d suited 10 is
place The H. 49 square yards The sale vii take
place on tie premises. the III day c November next We
nlnc, IL nj pr M occupied b. Nm w -scr Ed aud will he
shown b. myself to any person desiring eSalne the property
WV. L. FLOURNoY, Trustee
~, ~ la-tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-10-28

VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE offer for sa- the tract oil
Land IN the county of Hanover which reside contain,
nr hv survey LOCI acres" called the Rne'u mis- di'ln. &c
mites from Richmond. The buildings large brk dwelling,
a IN, IN. u.s., Il out houses all III THE complete repair new
brick barn wuh thiaslng machine, toacco houses &c
large puti,ct land il mighty improved, aud l. now 10 es
nj cnni and uf enclosed WIN OAK aiS
/, nces. abundar the farm well watrred, ana ', eh
leusiye meadow There trvn. young orciarGs no"
producing he finest fr The situation remarkably healthy
and in rve.y respect n most desirable residence
For terms will be accommodating, Apply 10 Jas
LYONS Esd in Richmond, the subscr,r on tr premises
' T. f. WCkilAM
diff
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-10-28

rB,O THE HEIRS oF pANlE!. McLAuaEN.-A legacy lav-
inc lee leit 10 the he.is Daniel Mclauen deceased by
the las, will OF Geo t. Harrison, deceased o'
BRANDON The county Prince George in The state of Virginia.
notice hereby given forward without delay ana
claim legacy. Mr. Nciamrrn was native oil Scotland
iii believed Pefihshrr,vaS rmey the employment oi
Mr. Harrison as manager died. leasin. his employ
me n about The 1928 ~ Any VINO can give III
formation in relation 10 tie heirs aoesa VIII address me- al
Petersburg, Va. GEo n. Tag ioh,,
Administrator, &C, of Geo. L. Harrison, dec. ased.
In
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S,NE of LANpS-Wll offered for SALE at buckingham
= ur house Ia the highest bidder on one ana w" YEAR
u! on the Monday in November ncst (hens Court
m yo tracts If Land living in the county of Brckneia one
otain,nr 0n acres Spearss mountain adjoining the
land al S-ts Estate AMI the Estate Of DAVID Kyle deceaSeu'
ard ,,. and formerly Of the Estate o Joseph L. MIG
rsan deceased: other tact Of 900 aud o,a acres on
W.lea.s creek adjoining The lands OF Martin Bryant Jnhn
and others within four miles oil lltS river
an wei! tm'ered with valuable native crn"th OF onk pine
ard poqaratt good tobacco iand me sae
$50, n-yey be made day above nainei unless prevent
If IN necm.ury of weaher-iu that case, on e neN TAR o
These aa viii lie conformity 10 Gecte "i me supe
t,w and chancery held fur the county Of Buckins-
ham a. - as Term an suit Chancery, WHEREIN i-dwara
-jtriu " Cabe', aud others heirs ana deySees o'
Administration w, the will annexed, of inse:h tahe.
ce'-alnut. Chahif-9 ~
i 1'--t">
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-10-28

IMPORTATION WANTED Of John Hack and John H. Hack,
from Germany To the T. = in the year lsd-
one them lived about II months Baltimore, The other "hon
Charleston, {. They lived afterwards nh
iii ISL Elizabeth City county Virginia, fran which last place
they rmovcd Richmond They from the town 9" Hen
field near Frankfort and both hurried: Ii thy viii wr"
To George Hahn ampon Virginia, they will hear Of sore
thing IL their advantage.
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Princes Linnaan Botanic Garden and Nurseries,
-.ar Me1n York.

Princes Linnadn Botanic UhTden una ''uSe'fes'
near .Ner fork
THE New co,o,ocu4, f3oud edtun) Of Trees, Plants Bull
hons Roots DahIas seeds have just been published
with greatly prices and win be sem e a , wa ana np s
ms, maid Above 80 900 trees now reaay Tor sae anu
Finds can be furnished large size and ct vigorous
Non. but the choicest varieties selected WIN eea care
draft "n good house any city, payable IN TO nons
less. win promptly executed For cash. sent wn an' 70 Inc
Orders sen, psr malt Will receive prompt attention. aau
be executed in a that VIII comnaha apP'oo
"a''eh 'eeas u 'e'' y" WIN. Il. PRINCE & CO
Pushing Os,obss lesh, ls42
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-10-28

NOTICE stop running Scoiisve Boat ifoln
~ and after uf July The connection WIN I'VE
stages via The Canal and Sco,ts.e will still be kept up fas
.enrcrs for Staunon by leaving in Lyheibng boat
which leave Richmond Monday Wednesday and Friday al
o'clock. A. NJ will arrive In staunn Il me sane n a.
per Railroad BOYD, EpIosp q "a e" w -
1uly w