Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-01-31

would he express his astonis,meni, at suue Of rhe
candidates themselves osfcionsiy entering the lists
and mingiDg in the fray--ronuiny over in yarious
ways, talking and writing uT, IN contest of their
chances OF success--(such things have be en- publicly
charged on Mr.. Calhoun himself aud never saiisfac.
or"y con'fad'ctedl aye, soop'ug To m'ngle in the
election themselves, as IL they common over
srers begging votes and counting up the polls al the
musings Of n county courthouse
Uhat does This mean
We extract the following Paragraph from, late
| Norfolk Herald What does il mean
HONOR TO THE JUST AND GRAPE. ~..-
on learning thar the great just and good General
the cloud under which lay coDcraed, how forcbly was
s act OF .a, great soldier Marshal Tarenne peIsoned
ha been once unfortunate takes him by the
arms an unfortunate neverteass %an
,aae hm into your holy keeping and by that
whole corps.
This Is truly parable IL furnishes no cue TO lis
author OF to lis impor.--Bu we have noticed n cir
| cnmsance in the late irlng and Fashionable des-
cr'pon oil the 9th January, which i-duces US to ven
! tire some explanation. On thai day Com Barron
dined with Gen. Jsckson-is it not jackson who has
siep forward TO offer his sympaties and assistance
10 the long suffering Barron?
THE SEASON The Quebec Gazette Of the 18th saws
we pever recoect such frequent storm, there
nond We have scarcely had any wintrrone small snow
Jew ir",ts, and no ice vet in ice-bousesa peach
a peach tree in bloom on the 23d.-At Philade
hia not particle Of ice to lie SEEM and the navigation OF
the river perfectly open!
We have accounts from Arkansas H. R) to the u, Of
out'ages thnt'hnd been committed Usage fnans ON
Blue river tributary ufhed river party of p
hSne5s 10 the employ of May Elmurry stacked
band OF 200 aud most of them supposed hay. been
cat OH party NJ four men had been previously will,
returned, and it is feared That they we're mnnerct
third hunting party, under the direction OF Mr. Barrg-n of
meElmurrys pariythey been a,,nck,d aud plum
dsred and some of them murdered Along whole line
OF the western frontier from the head M,sss
'ipp to the Spanish provinces certain degree cons,
nation seems TO prevail Meanwhile, the overnor is in
New Hampshire I'd the Secretary in K-nucky snreIy
the territory eond NOT have been i-fi in grniz
doubt whr,her there any person auth rsed to taI out
The militia"
THE CREEKS
The Committee Of the Greek Fund in Philadelphia ac
Enowiedge the receipt of go from the Congregation Of
Aarcnsburg, fennsyivann-Siii the coIleciions after
sermon preached in ST. Mays Church, by the Rev. Mr.
ana So0 from "a friend to the civil aud religious rights
over In the H. OF Rand that MIR. webser's resolutions
Which have been laid on the table the motion Mr.
Rich, may sleep there till the end OF the session.
We cannot regret the DELAY of spr.adinp Mr. R,ndo,,h,
speech ueiore our readers in last IL has us
an opportunity Of pubslnga copy of 1.-THE
more Of them. 1t was taken down by MIR Gnes--nnd
an astonishing specimen Of the p9~es ri shorthand
e1er'ions IN publishing the Greek Debate.
~ Ne are requested 20 that tie statement, Of the con-
dition ~ the Greeks n the Preamble resolutions, aqy I'd
TO- at evening, weye as suggested the Sise, COus
and elaborate Addrs, IF tABoston Conn,itieevppseS so
DC fro" Ae pen IF Prefsssr Everett
DUE!
Extract Of alster from gentleman in Lee county, Va
Menher OF the Legislature, dated
"JonesvIie, INA january 1924
we have had duel fought in this county since you
lett here, between two negro fellows b.ongng to Edward
Pennington and John Hoover. The fellow belonging IN
pennington fell dead at the crack OF the gun; other
survivsda few DAYS. understand they differed abou,
girl belonging to Pennington"
iComlnunientsd1
DlED-On the 18th inst. at GaIess in MiddIesex Mrs
SARAH c. CRIrrENDEN, leaving a husband and tiree
children TO lament her loss.
E0GLESToN, wife of Mr.. Edmund Eggleson Mrs. F.
ttude which constituted prominent ,ra, Of hs
ebararierabough at times wriihng under the most ex
erueintng pain escaped her lips she rspine
her situaIon cheerfulIy submitted 10
and for hesiiaied TO take what her
eass and friends deemed necessary She was truly anna
bic, devoted TO her husband, tendery aeennae 10 her
children Hind and ndugeHt her servants and
humane to her neighbos She has left together with her
husband and three little children, a numerous circle y,
friends and relatives to lament her death and remember
her virtues.
On fhe 18th inst died. at his seat on James river in Chez
terheid Mr. WILLIAM MARTIN in The esth year Of his
100 settled in Pewhatsn on James river ON graut
OF 10000 acres Of land from King William lie lived with
his lady, (who survives bim) upwards of s. years II
somewhat singular that his the first death and copse
M his house though had been built sixty
that be never lost child though he raised nor grand
child u after he bad 10. The number OF bis
still living 04 Mr. Rarn afforded example of tbat
p'ainnesS and simplicity Of that prevailed thru
generations hntecedent to the present In his moral and
religious character he exemplary. and endenvored 20
adorn the doctrine Of God his Saviour gody
and sober life Mr. M Of the Baptist persuasion am
lived respected and died iamrned by all whs knew him
be like his. 49, ~
Our sniten friends angels srynnd full of iovs
For us they inngttish and for VS. fhev die -
Departed this life at Oakland, Tuesday the Goth inst
Miss MARIA CARTER COOKE, eldest daughter of Mr.
Wm Cecke of Cumberland. Encomium on The dead Is co
frequent aud indscrimnae, that il Is considered rather the
nate OF affection and sympathy than the voice Of Justice
ana truth But the virtues If this amiabe woman were
wen known 20 fear imputaton of this know her,
was TO love her Her bosom the kindly
ieeng, and IN all the relations Of life she manifested
nobeness and disineresieness of character which sell
dom equalled She lived for others Tier life was one Of
devotion 10 her milyand the anguish Of an aged "a
iner ana the tears Of brothers. sisters and friends show
tat they mourn ordinary being is over the grave
~ much goodness as hers, that exclan in bitterness
oi heart DEATH here is thy sting grave, here Is thy
victory VI.
On the 22d inst in the town of Petersburg in the esth
year 81 her age, Mrs JANE ROBERTSON, Widow Of the
late David Robertson, Esq