Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-12-04

friendly To Mr. CO must he misNaken. Surely, thusc
who e really opposed 60 Goa. jackson will not vote
blank votes, NJ some Of MIR. Cs fiieuds did IL, the
ne" io'k Legislature. .Tli Ls.
GENERAL JACKSON.
Ertracf 81 letter from the Pastor IF the Presberiam
:, ~. Chm'ch i" yhashriiie, Ten.
" what do you New Yvskeis think Of the Elee-
non How do tho people talk oil Gen. Jacksoa |.
Alter several years acquaintance with him, say
thete are lew men like him. Generous. honour able,
and liberal IN sli his feengs he extends the hand vi
friendship 10 his fellow creatures with WARM heart.
nave frequently spent a considerable time at he
house aud ~ private no 10 even more interesting
than "a hrs public character. Combined with his mai
exceileneies OF s,nd and heart, he cterishes po-
found respect ios relisvu. IL would crafty you
sec The soemui'y oi his conduct the house Of God
..deed, think he is not lar fiom the Kingdom vi
tae"sen. lie, IN connec,on with some vi his neigh
bou's. have huiIt Freshly chu,cl and indeed
ne seems to take much interest ~ ne any psr.on
netongag 10 The comuunson. HIS wife 10 "a use nbet
~ my church. in connection with all the good quail.
ttes os.Ueaerai Jsckson, he ~ cuiphaucaiiy the
preacher = friend. Calumny would rept esen hin, ms
Hreli2ious, uorose, dc,aora, and AN excellent coun.
tespsrt Of Suwarof. But nothing is more FALSE uo,h-
ing cruel than tarn,sh HIS with sue
foul cha,ges. Oae reason why I wish to see hn,
Fresident IS, because he will come out more dcci,-
eddy ia favour of religion Than any o,es vi The CAM
hdhtes HIS heart Is with the church, aud IL will not
as'on'sh me to SEE his name enrolled among the MEM
Oets.''
To show the rapid progress of American
enterprise, four steam boats were recently
built at Pntsburg One Of them the Fayette.
calculated 10 take ITS toss burden, with q
boilers Sc inches each, destined to ply betw cen
Pittsburs aud Louisville.
The Herald Of l20 tons burden intended 10
run the same route. 'trt.
Another boat Of the size Of the Fayette is
et
on Inc stocks, and nearly Completed. The
Fayette and the Herald are new boats.
Iwen'y miles below Pittsburg are two new
steam boats--a new boat has been built Al
Steubeoville, another at Marietta, and onu al
PORTSMOUTH, making in all 20 that wer. bull;
last summer between Ohio ami T.o,isy;la
THE SLAVE TRADE-By an arrival
from 81. Thomas, we learn that there wer.
about 90 sail of vessels at thar place prepar.
ing 10 engage in this nefarious traffic. "A great
number vi them American vessels under Dutch
colours. Our informant states that this IS rf-
iected by vessels going from the United States
10 81. Thomas, and proceeding from thence
to 81. Eus,atia where they obtain Dutch pa
pers, and sail for the Slave coast. He adds.
that there We're two United States vessels AT
81. Thomas, the officers of which stated TO
him they were well aware this process was
carried on by vessels from the United States /;
out they had no authority to interfere with
any vessels sailing under Dutch colours.
Rhode Island finer.
Inree Governors Of western States are, as
we are informed by the Harrisburg Chronicle,
natives Of Pennsylvania-to wit, Governor
DIsia OF Kentucky, who WAS born in North
ampton county, Governor Morrow of Ohio,
who was born in Adams, and Governor Ni'Nair