Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-06-13

BU, when the plsiGs OF Orleans bnrs; upon ire ssii,
oi the jackson, the recollection of times hy, I'M
PEELED him TO exercise of his mghiiest Efforts
lie was just ia the act of passing the Clay, and when
he thought" his fortunes weiea rpening fast he
suddenl, found his checked by barriers form
cd OF timber called the habsaS corpus suspended
extending athwart his path, and reared by a crowd
Of little noisy chaffrring Frenchmen. Amusement
possessed him " You too, Bruius ?" exclaimed his
rider. The noble animal siopped-his energies re-
laxed-hc rider dropped his rein and uttered ! ~
GtA lUDE IL was a shameful act The peo-
pie OF Louisiana had ventured ,helr lands and hou
estkeir domciiS their tores and their daueh ters on
this same JAcKsos when he contended against the
Pdckenham He preserved them restored then, :
he irumphed, and they Tere enriched. I" So goes
the world - The Jackson was Withdrawn from the
contesi-lh he Clay and the Crawford bounded aci oss
the father Of waters and aided for in
the Stale OF Mississippi, and there the Crawford re-
newed his sway. The lue state of Alabama was
the last point OF the compass which was boxed aud
III gallant and triumphant style the Crawford passed
the WANING pos, Aud illus Terminated this race Tor
dominion.
The Judges awarded the prize to the Crawford,
and IN all due form he was installed President Of
dieSe United States !
| Strange some will say. that Horse should reign
over intelligent beings Reader rather rejoice that
IT is not our fate To be governed 10y AN .4Ss Il is
the lot OF hundreds OF nations 10 he ruled by the lat
ter History abounds IN instances Horses too have
had some share M governing, IL the chronicles are
faithful. That furious madman, Caguls, made his
horse inciiatus, the member OF College, and il is
added that he was the most worthy member of the
institution. He also created him High Priest and il
i, not shown that he less devout than his fell
lows. IHci'itmS, Through his masters favour, also
rose 10 the rank OF Consul, aud nothing in his
history OF that tyranny and rapacty which marked
| the administrations OI other Roman Cover nors.
| OkELLY.
NEW YORK, June "A novel sight was presented YES
,crcay in Maiden Lane by the of threesiory
brick hOusr considerable distance back iron, the street
entire, aud without the sli htrsi injury is the building
lately occupied by MessrS Clark aud Sous druggists aud
as stood on the eastern side OF Maiden Lane
!" the fate OF the neigbboring houses which been all
evelled TO the ground The ingenuity OF Mr.. Brown,
ever has saved much expense which first considered
inevitable Tor by gradually removing the foundation and
replacing with large timbes formed like the ways used
lauhemg sup ne repaired II for removal of - feet
back which he has already nearly effected. The level
ia - 70 =; 'e rom i 10 10 inches higher Than the
ou when naue II necessary TO give the ways
Ponding elevation this ponderou of brick
moved up an inclined plane by the force of FIVE iron
ir" OF which applied horizontally the of
building, and the other two in the cellar. So and
visible, though glass vessels Standing on one
OF the mantle pieces and the full adequacy of M urcr %
Tie "uectS po'edby The fact that considerable nubcr
ol people were III tue house. aud w5kin about tie
chambers in the third story during the removal.
Mr. Brown IL man of great mechanical genius and
native o Massachusetts. II is hoped he will t,e
due TO 50 Ingenious aud useful invention
which ma, save large the every YEAR he
has made other succcssfJ attempts th, SORT, among
MLen ,i"' q" the house at Richmond Hill the
wiz brick ana lowered it about 81 feet, with stack,
be equally successiui. 10 A.,
NEW OPERA HOUSE. ss.s
one ndyidual has subscribed 10000 dollars towards TIA,
erection of new house, which is under the
management of MI. Gi!fert AT New York
COndensng CaLonie Aeii Ga.-Remarkabie properties o
- an eniJntatd Human, Heurt.
we are indebted for tue following highly curious ant
interesting communication esteemed friend Dr. VIM
rT'Se oil Ihi!ad"pha, who now ON visit ENGLAND,
professional business ". Y. Minerva.
| Liverpool, April 5, s2S
Thinking you weu he gatifed by being able TO con,
munlcate early To TIE American public
oil your valuable Journal the following interesting intei
gence, hasten To communicate il YOU evening
lne meeting OF the Literary Sci-nIhc Society of Lverro
Dr. ran the Secretary, read etIer from Ir. Faulkner
Lnndo informing him OF Nc. Faiady of the Royal Inst
iuion having succeeded in cOndensng carbonic ga
INTO Euid resenbing ether in Appearance by means
an apparatus on tie principle of MIR. Perkins inrumen
ir COMPRISING wafer. IL is also stated that the attenp
COME e s"e OF The other gaseous fluids had attend
ed with like success
" Inc letter also contained Of the embame
human heart from Egypt receny hroughD Containing
wlSn opened, fluid resembling red wine appea rance
hn which, on being analysed 10y Sir II. Davy, proves to
bioou ana what i particularly curious fact Of Il,
muscular thres retaining their eI biiiy color
although upwards oi two thousand years
since H. existence
." Believe me yours sincerely, WM PRICE"