Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-02-26
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Don '0'1"'" dc indulge 70 tae ss.yeia,ycf Stat.
SIR had The honor to reesS. W., yoa no,
last In answer :" mine OF the 9th OF the same month NM
Tor the Of Cen Jackson Sd sa See o.
no doubt that he before leaving fordss had inform.
eommssares and officers This persuasion was the
innsmuen as had before received letters tine ki.-
my complaints and the departure Of General jackson br,
which imPelle him exirsoriiesry proeeed;ns
very just IMPEACHMENT for which the President may e,
appears reasonable, ought have arr, ed long since
e et the excuses OF General jackson what they viii,
belonging lis Catholic msssy e na%,e ha, on
h % nSse' therefore, that the President have
en Peaseu 70 oruer the restoration of them he could
not possibly have retained least doubt in hi, mind about
In my note OF the 22d OF November had the honor r.,
30 @ 70 YOU SIR that had ordered Col Coppngcr
papers which had been taken him His remanins in
,; winch have been sustained by Gath
ger himself has been the victims and shall ,s nnd
adn ha Tue delay ID the restoration of be-
monarch friendly To the United States is no,
conference.-the to what Ills Catholic Majesty had rieh, n eI
5eiicncv and s, TO which so nany proofs of his
Wnereore Sir request of you, anew that the most DC,
Colonel coppnger, of all the papers Of which he was dis
& zee ana am persuaded that the President not
giving complete satisfaction Spain, for the injuries com
Mhe oenerai Jackson with his unjust and violent
has thrown upon the reputation of the Amerieaa saho
renew, sir, the sentiments of my most DISTINGUISHED
| sidcration, &c. ~ 80 ~ ' 0'I
Honorable John Quincy .fsans 'S'--' DE hNpoAo'
lend OF PART III
! From tie Fredoa;a, IN W Cour;,r. En- a.
BARBARoUs MURDER.-We bay,. been in
formed by a friend, (and brother of the
type! direct from Ohio, in whom we MACE
implicit confidence, that most horrid and
unnatural transaction occurred i'm The TOWN
OF Harpcrsiield, Ohio, on the eed ult. The
'aeIs as rcisted to US, are as follows:
on the morning OF the day aforesaid, while
Mr.. Samuel Bartholomew and his wifi. w.r.
at breakfast, the latter rose from the tall.
ana taking up an axe,unobserved by the for
iner came up behind him and leveled Il blow Mt
ms hean, which ielled it to the table. a second
o'ow Drought him To the floor, when she re-
peated the blows ten or twelve times which
tuliy accomplished her purpose. She then
dragged him to the barn, a few rods from thu.
mouse, covered linn up with stalks and then
sprinI,ed ashes along on the snow where tn.
D.ood had been left. After this she re,,a;nnJ
80 ame i,ousc untii Saturday morning following
when siie went to one of the neighbours II,
Set heip to put onra log said 90 she had Killed
PAM ana had no one to assist her. They
u'u not AT mrs put any confidence in what
sue slated, but On her persistng in her asser
lions Two men proceeded with her to the
house-one ofthe men went in while the 9TH
er, Giscovernsi the trail of ashes and 81 6
oi oioou, followed them to the heap of stalks
Shere the manSled corps ewas conce aled.--
one was immediately taken in custody and
acknowledged all the above particulars AR
%. was 50 years of age, and in good circum-
stahces-was the father Of four children. all nj
whom ne had put out, as their mother had
threatened to Kill them. Mrs. b. is subject to
MS OF insanity, but has never Showed any
symptoms of remOrse for her unnatural con.
duct, but still says thai if she could kill her
'a'ner and two of her children she should die
contehteu. She IS far advanced ia pregnancy.
anu mas expressed her determination ito kiJl
ntr child Us soon it is born because :. Che
did not like its father" With all the horror al
tached to these particulars she relates one in.
ciuent which we think is not a little anus
inS oha says that some time after she had
heu ner husband, she carried him out sotu,.
'ictUais and some whiskey-tlat ..'s he would
nor eat any of the victuals but he drank so,ne
% The ~hiskey," Size is constantly watched by
"ohen, TO prevent her executing her diaboI.
| cal design ON her child.
Our harbor at present exhibits nroud and
pleasing sight. Besides the ships in port.
ready u transmit our products to the extIer
lhieiHs oi the earth; we behold portion,
small but respectable, ofour gallant Navy.
y. S'schr alligator, L. Comdl SrocKroy. ID g,os
GramPus, Lit Comdt. GREGoKY, u
L,oTpoise, Ii. RAmAGR, I2
Rerenge, 1t. HAaMERsLrY q
The Grampus and the Porpoise are from =
successful cruize. The &. has rendered essen
tiai Service to the cause of American commerce
ny conveying vessels from the Spanish Maine
The Porpoise has captured number of nj
rates, add destroyed some of their nests nm
the coast of Cuba. The Alligator is at this
moment mon ready to proceed on cruze to the
West-Indies. ''''
The U. States briggs Spark and Enterpyize.
are both immediately expected here. ii re-
ports speak true, they have cleared the coast
oil some of its incimbrances
ii. Is. NJ. schooner Speed,ceN, nc eunss
Lieut.: GEARY, is now in port. In lookine at
hfr with her flag waited playfuy upon the
breeze, and III amicable and silent society will,
our vessels OF war, we cannot help feeling tbe
contrast when the So bravest of the braves Of
'he Two leading naval powers of the earth
were arrayed in bloody opposition. Far dis.
'ant be that day again While there are ,niu-
RES TO redress, robbers to punish, and com
inerce To protect--how much more noble the
UNION ofsuch powers, in the great cause of
Justice fCh0rJseto,, ~, e vi
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