Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-09-06

E6HOrtdt C0hrtHtt0H
Tine Editors OF Lynchburg propose 10 h"id an Eoto-
rial Convention I'm their Furnishing and picturesque
town. the first Wednesday Of October-and they
have invited "a The brethren of the craft throughout
the Commonwealth to attend H. Several Editors have
already accepted the invitation, and we hereby pledge
ourselves, " winds ind waves, and all other acc :
dents excepted, TO attend the Conve Dton II 1t has
no other good effect, ii will make acquainted with
each other; and il may allay rrrudices end perhaps
establish friendships even between gentlemen Of oppo
site parties. Such the effect of the Editorial Con
venon held in This city-for, from hat time 10 his, we
have ceased 20 cherish the b'st feelings towards
two distinguished Editors of the Wing party We trust,
that the invitation will be extended 10 oil OF the Ed'-
tors of the Disrict-and indeed, the knight OF snow
den has already promised grace the Conventn with
his presence. Meanwhile, would respectfully sus-
gest the Editors in Lynchburg, 10 look ah' ad, and
prepare the business for the action Of the Convention
1t will time, and the work too will be better done
REJEorioSs.-The following reflections took place IN
tie Senate, on the last day Of the session:
George w. Clinton (son Of De Witt Ciinton) re-
nominated Collector al Buffalo.
Joshua jones bolhrr Of the editor oil shis paper, re-
commended by the leading men Of both Parlles-not oy
us-we did not know his name was before the Sena'e)
Receiver at Springfield, Missouri we take cccas,oh
to shy that we do not regret thus occurrence. o"'
brother partisan, and stands III neeo OF ~
pecuniary aid from the Government. what he may
do hereafter, in conjunction with other victims OF the
"B!oody Senate" perhaps certain Senators will know
hereafter.
Gabriel Moore, Register, at Newnansville, FLORIDA
AT previous day Peter b. Starke, OF Mississippi
and Joseph Graham, Of Cincinnati, who were nominal
ed as Commissioners under the Choctaw treaty
[Hadisonian.
[Mr Claiborne Of Mississippi, formerly member oil
Congress, the only nominee under tile treaty
who confirmed by the Senate
Count Barato Will deliver, on "Wednesday evening
at the Old Baptist Church, series of four Lectures OH
the struggles of Greece Tor Liberty. They WIN EN-
brace the history of that war, well as lie biography
of the greatest heroes The Count was an actor 10
these scenes-enterng the war early IN l'fe-con''hu
ing until their end We understand, from gentie'
of the hghes; character for intelligence ana III
eGrity that The narration may be relied on ano re
ceved as worthy Of trust. We ask the public alien
ton to these lectures The sum for them ~ small
and many may spare il to secure so authentic an &c
count of such an heroic revolution.
u Admttance 81, for four lectures
The suit of the State OF Louisiana against the Com
mercal, the Canal, the Citizens, and Consolidate
Banks for forfeiture of their charters came n' be!off
the District Court at New Orleans on the 10th ult.-
The counsel for the first produced evidence TO sho"
that they had placed themselves within the l'nits o.
he Bank Law by having in their vaults an amount Q
pecie equal to third OF their circulation The SUI
panst them was consequently dropped. The cases