Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-08-29
To THE EDITORS or THE ENQUIRER.


TO THE EDITORS OF THE ENQUIRER.
Your correspondent in the las, Enquirer, in bis
tons concerning DIR. Greenfield, has been into SOM.
mistakes. Dr. Greenfield brought before ether
the Presbyery the Faculty OF the University Sc
naus Academcus have anotlrrs conluci
The Principal IAN officer calic) inpects the conduct
the Professors the mana Of their respective
classes The magistrates of the city the power
invested in them Of appointing TO The greater part
FroiesorshipS When the conduct Of Dr. Greenfield
care too obvious To be overlooked longer not
single act for which he be held in eproba,ion,
message was sent him privately from the
take himself Off instantly, they did 10 bring his
conduct before the public eve aud indeed such
nature "t MS crimes IL would not have been investigated
either by the Presbytery University unless pri-
to England and took his wie's lie was as
,ociaed with Dr. Blair in the Proessorshp fRhetcrc
they likewise associated in charge one Of
Sa% cine IN .e o'on Tor Some Time after which DR. O.
man OF eminent talents and learning, but probably
to the degree that your has hinted; lie SOME
times taught the Natural Philosophy He was an eo
Iuen preacher but he had action (s designaed)in
The pulpit the modulaons ofhis voice exquisite. Ills
fnie faculty was sensitive (f the expression be
allowed that he burst no, look around him the church
ne Kept h'S eye fixed in one direction Whether be is the
author OF the wavery novels not, shall give
the hosor,o Sir w. Scott. S.
Aug %.
n. Orleans prints al the lst Aupust nut us
IN possession of Mexican dates of the Goth June
The only new fact which they lay before as is,
that the l'o Congress is TO meet the Slsi Oc-
tober, 10 fix the form at government, which vii!
most probably he Federaiire RepnbIic &c many of
the provinces having declared for thar constitution,
or DEATH ST. Anna had been abandoned by his
troops; and as we learn lay other accounts surren-
dered his person; to lie dealt with, we rrust in q.
very different style from Ytu,bide-his reconpense
halter, rather than a princey pqnsion-Ihe nego-
tai'on with the Commissioners of Spain had been
Inierrupted.--A Census had heen taken Of the Citu
ct Mexico, which allows her the large population Of
l6S346 souls
The Boston Patriot makes bitter complaints certain
pamphlet" that is in the Press Boston
appear containing "a series OF pruate letters the Hon.
John Adanls.n
\ Postscript % Phoeoa' in the last " Inelgencer
declares, that lac did intend aue in the slightest
degree tn OF the dtstingui
been presented To the public candidates the Pesi-
uency nor IS there word, sentence intended the
1914 CnngreSs'-Do then understand Phuciun, that
his amendment the Constitution cannot immedi
take eject the iath Congress may properly enter
0'tc 10 save us from unequal agitAting election
by the H. OF r. Phocon distinctly saws no man wishes
10 see u In the H. Of RI After the nm nppeal may
oe made TO the States whether they viii boil,
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~ Remarks on Judge, important Opinion ION las, page
uhaNodaOly excluded by other articles--;l Tuesday
DlEpl-At Columbia S. c. GEORGE BLACKBURN
formerly distinguished Professor OF Mathematics at the
College of VIM aud Mary.
Departed This life Thursday the 2ist inst AZ Red hin
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