Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-01-27
ABUSE OF THE PRESS.

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years, in the Penitentiary, for each offence
! ABUSE OF THE PRESS
| Eighth Of January at Washington
VI sdtp some ot the strangers who town, who
probably before seen tla city under very different
aspect with muddy streets and enveloped in Clouds mist
the surrounding scenery"
Gen JssGson resdenee r of a.
mining this hne brace OF pistols They OF French
nutaetnre, gsntly wrought" &c &c.
hcd che donor Of S:nng in company with Gen. Jack
~ consisted ofladies and gentlemen bu. numerous
0a taxing rs seat Ii The table between two blooming
| u tAorn IN fhe midst ofrosss."
~ forgot menon jackson ate at table from
the identical plate, which Gen. Washington used al his
ast dinner was sent from Virginia to Mrs. oNeae,
round it wreath OF IauSel and myrtle intertwned"
O'Clock mingled in the multitude, were lite
rally throngng to Mrs Adams party On ascen,ing the
stairs 70 ,he principal chamber fortunately
MRS Adams near the door, for otherwise it would have
been impossible TO have reached them"
| After having paid my respects Mr. and Mrs. A.
dams, was soon lost in the multitude The frs, half hour
was passed IN making my way from room with
convenient speed Tor tue purpose Of ioipg
Of the noe6er. present and of observing The decorations
oil the halls About eleven hundred ere invited
and the character o Mrs Adams parties is
decline an iny,aiien it is presumed that upwards
AT o'clock Gen. Jackson entered the room and with
great dignity and gracefuness of conducted Mrs.
adams through the apartments. lie in plain eizths
dress and appeared remarkably wel salung
rhau
Fly aaity. Mrs Adams was eegan,ir, L", no. por
seousy dressed Her head dress plumes were very
with an unusual share OF and elegance aud lever
saw her appear 10 greater advantage when
the side OF the gallant era Az the approach Of such a
couple the crowd involun ariy WY practical
| Die, aud saluted them they passed. H
Mr. Adams, who is known he proverbiay plain I'M
assuming and uaostentaous In his manners, never play
the couriier protesting what he feel received
his guests with his usual cordiality and polite
his
tainnents pleasant aud agreeable"
But il it proper ALL not the proper time
Tor drawing portraits and hasten conclude my sketch
AL about ten o'clock the doors OF spacious apartment
every description served up in ei.rani
style, ofwhicb the company invited To paake
out ceremony variety of generous Wines the
mportatisns that manufactured AT George,own by Mr.
Alun crowned the festive board The Company soon de
moshed pyramids OF pastry, oranges aud seetnrat Ii
was not little gratifying find, oranges were OF
domestic origin being the product Of the sewiy acquired
errery OF Florida, where they grow great
"on my way home called al MIR. Carusi. Hail. where
TO my surprised found General jackson midst OF
numerous assembly of ladies and among
% srvera members OF congress Amer having srutet
tripping 1t "on the light fantastic toe" for his aud their
casion.n
And now, reader, condoe with the fashionable
woriN on me meianchoiy Information, that thus AM
mated describer has " te (hi-) 30 and prohabi,
taken leave OF fashionable subjects lur The w.nrr %
or rather 10 II MOI melancholy woste al time and
- LIZ
the - fashionable folks" AT Washington have Ib@i
| i'"r''es, as much as They please Let Mr Adams
spread his festive board for his 1000 guea,s Lei The
respectable Mr.. Adum ptess the grane--nr The mr.
ange gIoyes Of Florida Lloon, for hrs paties Ter
me Hero OF Orleans eat from The Identical Mate.
"",Gn washington nsed--or eceIve from the smiles
'"u ups oi bea"iy the most acceptable homage which
can nc offered TO his deserts Such things may he car
rled much TOO far ia The doing-hui e lahnred rn5i.
description OF tbem afterwards is too had Why sbuu
.eSr h',le details he CHI onicled in the newspapers
To lhA fask, 4
p-z tie Way should tha p.e d. s,urn IA .ocI
purposes Why slionld aD Editor lower lis prrfes
SION ny sinking nio The humble retailer at such fash
| ionnble details !--Or why should :, man oC ,en;u.
aud gentleman, Car forget The ,..rar, which !;
uue 10 hn'seii, us &" sink into the 1n6r ,broncIcr
| w ""! 'i'n1ohah'e parry AZ which lac happens he
q guest For In" sake Of the editor of The n York
| oiatesmsn hmseii--for the sake of the proI s.un
win which he IS assocIatcd-Alor The SAX, of ,he
simplicity OF oar public morals, whch can scarcely
ne oe"ehted Ivy such description we ave pInd
mat he hdS made his bow and taken LEAVE Of f,,k.
| 'onabe subjects for the winter
| a., we pass over the sketches Of another of these
N. H.. Editorial Corr espondents lie has filled a
| whole column with The tie,as of the s,,e ,.r,v a
too hasskerched off the Drd1aafis Psrsouo he de-,
| oi Mrs. A.--fhe polished g head of Nj Ad,us-
The coun,enance Of Mr.. Calhoun {" which mini, nccu
| y phys!ogn"m'si for hours" One stroke of his
pencil is sufficient. "''
Epauet'es and gold lace eered al your right gros
de naples and crimson grape threatened 10 press pon Won
the LETT; long white feathers tipped with all the dives OF
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beauty swept smiling along before yon her cesu giistsa
ing with spauelcs glowing with precinos stones
fumes Heated IN the ar(PKccpt when The black waiter.
with trays held nlof, hustle squeeze Iwiscd and q,
length drove right between jesiled state and
asionisbed ladies Of Senators.)
Here's bathos for you with vengeance
Mr. Armstrong has sailed from New York ms or
u g. .or Port an Prince. lie has orders to make repre
sensations the subject Of the dscriuatip is,
ing IN the island of Hayti the prejudice ofths
trade This imposition has long existed II is boned fro
Mr. AS long residence island that he will Ii nbe "a
! succeed In his mission.
The Legislature Of North Carolina authorised the o
vernon fn transmit 500 To MIR. Appetnn IT, s. Consb al
Legorn, acknowledgment TOR his services In nrcr
| ing CHnova's Statue of Washington.
The editor of the Boston Galaxy has been nrd 100 and
bound TO Keep the peace for wear, libel on I'm,
literary and moral character Of the Russian Consul MIR
Eustapleve The editor has appealed the Supreme Ju
dicinl Court. "
The powder mill and dryng house Of Mr. p Smith nea,
Sumney town. T. have been blown w. with 500 parns o
yuBpowder all the buildings destroyed, but lives lest
writer under the signature has u
his nth No in the National Journal lie treats NJ The Tre
sidrulal eieciion denOuDceS caucus. recommends Mr.
W. Adams Nc &r As one proof u his regard fncfs hs
asks who shall be admitted INFO the caucus ho n,l
fdernlists and republicans as NJ the late nnmna
ton OF Mr. Crawford NJ Hrhmnnd Now there are t,
gross misrepresentation, which The reader
the newspapers might hive avoided ist the feeraist
we're not invited 10 the aud 3D. MI Cfawrd va.
| not nominated.
rFW harsrecSirtd sueraI rceenf cenpiacf, iron, ,sp,
~ o Hged Subscribers 10 ths size efsons i iyces
beg hnve 10 assure them, that n9tng nrroa NJ
90 b'ing OFT o Polr ia entirely dcs shall tax
care TO correct The evil Of which they complain.
| ICouiDutnirnss1I
bIEI!-on TIE lh ins "t SUFFOLK, in tie Citl YEAR o
his Icr, Mr. ROUERT JONDA N Tor many yrarS r.s al