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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-08-06

20 press In pamphlet FORM Mr. j. O. Adauss c,,cr IN "
H. o. Gus written In iaosannornees that he has received
rom mr. Adams" IN APPeadr"s which 1.-THE Patriot
has been drawo from him the measured ard delbers,e
attack upon him by Col Pickering in his late Review Of
the Cnnningham Correspondence-Ihs Patrio, pred;rs
that u VIII be sought With great avidity and that Col p
Smylhn i''''e'' anu
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-08-06
FOR THg ENQUIRER.

But, it is replied, that the members OF Con.
gress take advantage of the imposing dignity
OF their Official character to operate upon the
people in thus recomme cdinS persons for their
sufrages, and 10 doing so transcend the limits
OF their legitimate authority. In making ouch
recommendation, they do not, they cannot
act in their legislative capacity VI they did,
their acts would become Jaws. They act.
therefore, as private Northumberland any in
cIdental or adve5tnious influence which their
private acts gsy derive from their public cha
racter, is asoIbable to those high qualifications,
moral andhntellectual, which elevated them
to the pieces they occupy, and not to their
tegislchuc powers. Their being members of
Congress- does not take away their right of
vring at the election for electors neither
soes it incapacitate them from the exercise Of
all The other privileges Of private citizenship :;
and whatever influence the circumstance OF
their being congressional Representative s. NAV
give to those exescises Of private yoli,ion. "a I,
regards the opinions and conduct Of others II
can never De charged against them as cr;n;-
nal or improper.
Pit II is alleged, that the practice of ,o.t;,o
presidential nominations by members of Con,
gress, opens door for corruption bv the fac;l-
NY which IL affords for combipat,ons ha,..'ea.
the members and the candidates. for the ,,,r,
pose OF TonopoliziDg power, Offices. &c To
reply, " may be asked, who are members 81
Congress Are they not high-minded indiv;J.
usls chosen, as before mentioned, for their v;s.
dom 81 virtue, coming from, 81 amepsbe 10 the
great body OF the nation ? They represent The
different sections ard various interests Of the
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-08-06

The worthy Editor Of tue Georgsfoyn Hefropofn, In
dguanuy conrovsrs the assertions of Cauus-hnd de.
before heaven he) received peeuBiary IA
vor ron the worthy Secretary (of Sfsy nor one
atom OF printirg RON branch OF his depart,e
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-03-19

On Thursday evening, there was very
numerous meeting Of the citizens of the City
OF New York, ISAAC Lawrence in the chair,
and PETER w. RADCLIFFE, Secretary, at which
they protested against The Tariff, now before
Congress, as ruinOu5 to that city directly
hostile to national industry a strong induce
meDt TO smuggling measure certain to
prove IN IFS operation most oppressive and
useless tax; deeply injurious to the national
revenue, and likely 10 aid in the establish
lnrnt of an extensive system Of internal taxa
lion. From the concurrent testimony of all
She n. York papers, the meeting was very
tumultuOus ono, and, though no blood was
shed that we can discover, much violence was
used.
III VIII be seen that one section of the bill
for revision Of the Tariff has been stricken
out, and that section an important one in its
bsariDg ON several articles, such as cotton
bagging, Sc. This amendment will have the
elect To- lessen the objections To the bill as it
stood, and, we should suppose, to add to the
number Of its friends.
It's probable, we think, that the bill will
pass the House Of Representatives., but not
without pretty close contest. Its fate in the
Senate cannot even be cOpectsred.
AT the last accounts from New Orleans a
bill was pending in the Legislature Of LOUISE
ANA, for establishing a Loan Office, 10 emit
three millions 0f paper, on loan to individuals,
Tor I'VE, seven, and nine Years, at an Interest
OF per cent. Ii is not possible, however,
thai scheme so repugnant 10 the very terms
OF Inc Constitution, Of the u. States, which
declares, that No State shall emit bills Of
credit" can he attempted ~ be carried into
ehect-not To speak of the deterierallng inhu-
ence OF such measure on the prosperity and
even on the morals of that community.
NET I'M.
General SsoTT and suite arrived at Mobile
on the 18th ult FROM New Orleans, on their
Wal 10 Pensacola
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-03-19
ENGLAND AND TUNIs

The accounts from the Mediterranean res
peciin6 the expedition against Tunis, said TO
have been prepared at kIalta have NOT
been founded upon idle rulnours mcrely.--
The Medlner, 90 guns, Capt Hay, arrived at
foHsmonih "n The 81 Of February, direct
from Tanis' WIKI dispatches from Capt Ham.
ilton commanding The squadron. which il
seems had actually been sent there from Nal
"a, 10 teach civility TO the DEFY This object
las has bciofe been siated,) was the restitution
W some Greeks who had been captured Nv
Inn'slan cOrsairs, though under The protection
ut the British Gag. demand roF them hsv-
ing been refused, Admiral Sic Graham Moore
despatched the Cambrisn, so guns, Cant.
Hamilton EsryaIus, ~, ECspt. A. J. elf
ford; Medina 20, Capt. Hay Rose. 10.
/ Capt Dundas; Despatch, 10, Capt T.. Scott I;
and Chanilcleer, 10, Capt. D'Namara The
appearance Of tbs force was suficicnt tho
Greeks were liberated other concessions
| granted; presents exchanged: and our SQUAD
/ ron came away with better impression of
friendship between the two Gags than has ex,
ls'eh Tor some tine. nv. Y. H. ,adr,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-03-19

u The ENQUIRER is published twice a week general
Iy and three times week during the session State
LsgisiaePrice the heretofore, Five Dollars per
aDnuu, payable in advance. Notes of chartered specic-
paying Banks (onfy) will be received payment The
itors will guarantee the safety of remAg them by mall
the postage Of all letters being paid by the writers.
II No paper will be discontinued (but the
OF the ditors until all arrearages have been paid up.
whoever VIII guarantee the payment OF papers,
shall have tenth gratis.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
IT One square, or kss-First Insertion rs cens-each
continuance, so cents.
NO advertisement inserted until il paid
TOR or assumed by some in this city
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-03-19
SIR ALFRED,

TyrllAr renowneh bighbloodrd horse got bv the
a celebrated impaired nrse Sir Harry, will az nv
plantation upon Chickahominy river Charles Civ coun
~, about miles from the courthouse and from New
Kent; miles from the Forge and miles from the Long
bridges The season COMMENCES this day. expires on
the LIST August
FERNS lie VIII he let TO mares az SIG the season. be
discharged by the payment ~ dokjrs by
dizzy Of August dollars the leap and dlars Tor
Insurance The insurance money viii claimed ii the
owner parts with his mareand instance cents
to he paid the groom Good pasIurage gratis aud corn
&c. il required furnished the market priceNn respon
Sby for escapes accidents care taken
10 prevent ether HENRY CHRISTIAN.
March
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-03-19
To The Members Of The Bible Society Of Vr-

Xouh ANNUAL meeting appointed, the First Baptist
Chnrch in the city of Ricbmond, Tuesday the sixth
day oil April 1924 at eleven O'clock in the mornng-Di-
VINE service viii he performed, and
10 the occasion delivered by the Rev. Henry l.. Keeling;
alter which, the annual Report of the managers will
read ana other business of the Society
persons invited to attend.
ny Order of the Board of Managers,
. kWM. MUNFORD, Recordg Secry.
u. fdp,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-03-19

NJ ILL he soil at public auction Summerve, the
W reside of Judge Fleming, deceased in the comfy
OF Cheser, ON Thursday, the 18th March if fair, if
the next lar y " valuable negro all his stock
prsesi cattle sheep aud hogs tue OF and fodder,
he h1Hsehnd aud kitchen iurnture plaaiaon utensils.
&c also, phiriDn ani harnesseAt the time and
place will be sold the judges library, composed of vaIu
able set OF law books, historical aud few
works &c TeTmsa credit until the first January
1870 viii be given upon all above dollars upon
The purchasers giving bond and approved security carry
interest nom the date, but IL pauctuay paid he interest
Z" be romedi and for all Of dollars and under
sash will he required. EDWD. Ii. MOSELEY,
March H. lO2-td Executor.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-03-19
MISS FRANCES II. HUGHES

ID ESPECTFULLY informs the public that ON Monday.
the I5'h of the month. she will open seminary
tuition OF Young ladies, on ii Street. next door Dr.
Blars shop, and nearly opposite Theatre Her course
OF will embrace orthography, reading, writing,
arithmetic ngiish grammar geOgraphy bellies leres
natural Philosophy Music and the French language will
De taught irequred Ten boarders will received az
months.
Terms For day pupils dollars per quarter or TWEEN
~ per session. TOR English bianchs lew ladies' can be
accommodated witt board by the month quarter.
Match ". I03--Gt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-03-19
MARSHAL'S SALE

pursuance of decree of the Superior Court of Chan
u Gerry orthe Richmond district made the day of
February 1874 in the OF the College of William
Mary vs. Mitchell, L Mitchell the College, shall
Thursday the 6 day of April of the
Eagle Hotel il the city OF Richmond, offer Tor sale,
likely young NEGROES, ~ or Is ia number. Terms
credit OF ninety days, bond with approved security.
J. GuEitRANT, NJ. $. &. q. r. D.
March -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-03-19
Iimely Voice 10 Distant .4drenfurers

TIMELY Notice 10 Distant .4dpenturerS
m The 25,h insI: ano'her drawing of the MARYLAND
- STATE LOTTERY No. 2, tales place in the city OF
liable TO he drawn, viz
lS SSSS PoL LaRs C ocS BSI1ARs
10000 DGLLaRS /, of 1000 p DoLLaRs
besides great number of smaller prz,s
~ Only three drawings to complete this splendid Scheme
mWh greater prospect than any period heretofore
sum either IN whole tickets shares will much 10
their advantage Ivy making Early application Deiav not
but send your orders direct to the LUCKY OFFICE
>. Il NJ. ALLEN g. co.
No. 100 M0in-streef, Richmond.
Nho hhd we pleasure OF paying the LIST class OF this
Louery the cnpi,Ai prizes OF
Sso OOo, $4,000, 81 ,ooc. &c.
- P''Ae' RISE 't6 81 7 = sEjs1ss by U.s.
On the 18th inst Tickets ~ oInrsuntil thai
time they III be ordered at the present price of
Whole Tickets : - 90 Quarter S975
Hives 80 Eghths / 81
March ~ 1926 ny $. n NJ. ALLEN L CO.
HIDES 81 OIL.
rHlHREE hundred large Pernamhuco Ok Hides and
Marci. s loot - william XSSHrRsoN
BANK SHARES AND STOCK,
1T AUCTION.
fI'HE Marine Insurance COMPANY OF Richmond FOR The
y purpose OF dividing their funds among tie oNn-
eS wf sell by auction for ready money, Monday
- day o. mi: month At II o'clock their Office ol-
21e Shares Farmers Bank Stock
quo Virginia do.
81 " Uned States do.
$4,000 Six per Cent stock OF the Uned States; and
5ZfOO do City Of Richmond, ON which interest
is paid quarterly.
u The above Stocks viii be sold in
Ca nerd the sale.
Iareh e. I02-ld. WIN MACKENZIE, src'ry.
SALT.
1--WE hundred sacks ground Alum, Salt suitable for cur
a ing fsb, for sale by woRTIIAM * McGRuOEK.
Macb u. 1925
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-03-19
HIDES & Oil
BANK SHARES AND STOCK,
NOTICE-

FIVE hundred sacks ground Alum, Salt for cur.
a Ing isbi Tor sale by WORTliAM 81 McGRUDEK.
March H. 1o2-et
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-05-27
WILLIAM B. GILES.

We copy below (says the Washington Repub.
from the United States Catholic Miscellany,
published at Charleston, S. c, in relation to the
rawlings of this distracted gentleman of Wing
wan, Amelia County, Virginia.-We think the
hints given to his friends should be taken and
acted upon, and his morcels of malice and
ranting be saved from the public eye, fer his
o1tn sake.
We are happy to witness the harmless cha
racter of those missiles which are aimed at our
venerable President. and how they fly by him.
In their reaction, it IS likely their poison may
strike into those who aim them
After giving an extract from Mr.. Giles pub
LEGATION No. l, wherein he speaks o. the "re-
cognition of the distinction between clergy and
laily," the Miscellany goes on to remark
"Such is the exordium. We then
have all the old falsehoods about Pho
tuis and Idolatry; about whippings and
Publications; about absoluton and IN
dulgencies; about the prices of sin. and
the cowardly kings; about the mariners
compass, and the reformation; about
Protestant plaudts, and the laws Vir-
gina; about Riego and Paez; about the
eusades and the saints; about the in
QUESTION, and the blue laws. and about
the invention of Printing, aud the inven-
ton and practical use of public credits
and all this under the signature of
WILLIAM b. GILES, Of JWg,ram, Amelia
County, Virginia.
ooh the Tariff the Tariff! Who
now can deny that this wretched meas
ure would cause the dissolution of the
Union2 For mark SO sure as the Ia
ria Bill passes, the inquisition win be in
Washington.
SIN sober sadness, we would ask, is it
not a melancholy reflection that the
public press, in an enlightened country.
should lend itself, under the pretext of
discussing a mercantile question Of vi
tai Importance, to the dissemination Of
the grossest falsehoods against the great
hulk Of the christian world? Is it not
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-05-27
OUR GREAT MEN.

The Wsshiag,on Correspondent OF the \.
York Cs,aMe.i.at .fheriser writes to this Ct.
fecG
"Mr Calhoun has gone to his seat
near Georgetown, and the town house
Is closed. lie attends no weyer, at
ms office. have Just seen him at a
party at General Browns. He seems
very cheerful, and | am told digests
his unhorsing like philosopher. Gen
erai Jackson was there at the same
time. He converses constantly, AND
with great life aud spirit. His man
ncrs are conciliating, and evcnce no
thing of The severe decislon winch APP.
pears so conspicuously in his public
course, Mi. Clay Is thought by some
20 seem little more irritable than ut
the commencement of the session.
It's health, however, is frequently in
tcrrupled
MIR. Crawford is little better. Ii
is said he ean scarcely distinguish his
most iutimate friends, his sight is 50
much impaired. Certain it is, that
when at the house the other day, he
did not know gentleman who hud
formally sat in the cabinet with him
daily, until his name was mentioned.
He comes oecasionly to his Office, but,
iamtold. neithcrFeads iUr'wri,es. Mr..
Adams, believe, enjoys very perfect
health. lie bathes every morning IN
the Potomac, and has done 30 fof MA
ny summers past
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-05-27

melancholy 10 find the rayings Of an
aged gentleman thus exhibited. under
the pretext of public inquiry? Has Mr..
Giles no friend to save him from the
shame of such an exhibition
"Fhis old gentleman was once an oc-
cnpant of chair ia the Senate of the
Union,-In that situation, he acted in
direct opposition to the instructions Of
his constituents; and upon a notable
occasion. If our recollection serves US
right, he voted for the old Bank Bill.
For years he has been suffered to re-
main in undisturbed obscuri.y, and now
he has thought proper to come out, most
unexpe ctedly, TO assaii one of the best
men in the tnion--Mr. President Mon
roe. After shameless vituperation of
the Chief Magistratp, probably because
of his own disappoint nent--so, at least,
we have been informed-he next, under
pretext of assailing the Tariff Bill, pub
fishes heap of falsehood against our
Church. The most charitable construc-
ton which we can put upon his conduct,
is 10 account for it, BY his having arri.
we'd at that state in which his hairs de-
mand our respect; but the public good
requires that his mistakes should be cor
rected. So long as be remains in that
retreat which best BELTS him, we shall
JOIN with those who unite commissera-
ton to their respect. We trust his
friends will save him from himself, by
keeping his papers from the printers"
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-05-27
LIFE OF JACKSON.

Mr.. Samuel L. Bradford, of Phila
delphia, has issued Proposals for the
LIFE OF GEEERAL JACKSON, by the
honorable John Henry Eaton, Sen
ator in Congress from Tennessee. II
is stated that the profits accruing from
the publication of lhis National Work
will be for the benefit oil the Orphan
children of the late Major Reed, one
OF the aids of the General during his
campaign of 'l3 and IA.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-05-27
ROSTON.

The Election Tor twenty-five Re
representatives. to represent The City of
Boston, was held on Wednesday last.
The whole number OF votes 3,406,
necessary to a choice 1904. Eleven
of the Federal Ticket, and one Fede.
ralist on the Adams Ticket, are elect.
ed. Benjamin Russell had 1908 votes.
The number of votes given Tor the
Adams Ticket, averages about one half
of the number given for Gov. Ensiis
at the last election. The Boston
Statesman, speaking Of the election on
Wednesday, says-"The support gi-
ven for the Adams Ticket was by the
shreds and patches Of all parties--and
would seem to indicate pretty clearly
what we have for some time believed,
that Mr.. A. is in the minority in this
district"
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-05-27
COMMERCIAL PROSPERITY.
NEM YnRk. MA,

NEW YORK, NAY IL.
Every iahabitant of this highly "a
voured city must indulge in feelings
of pride and gratitude, ia WITNESSING
the rapid and prosperous growth Of
the 'conmericai emporium Of the
western world'-Not only is our
foreign commerce daily increasing,
bet we are charmed with the prospect
of shortly beholding very extended
and profitable inland commerce. We
yesterday noticed the arrival Of two
canal boats from Lake Champiain,
richly laden with coontry produce.
To day we announce the establishment
of taCo other lines OF foreign packet
ships. We aludc to the London and
Greenock lines, about to be underta
ken, and, we have no doubt, with
success, by several Of our elrerprising
merchants. The ships connectcd
with these lines are all of the first class
in every point OF view, and will from
other links in the chain Of our exten
ded and regular intercourse with for
eign nations. Gaz
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-05-27
COUNTEKFEITA.

We have just examined one ola new
emission of counterfeit five dollar bills
of the Franklin Bank. 1t is of the
check letter G. drawn payable TO VIII
liam Underhlll, and dated Nov. 25,
1924. The engraving and paper are
excellent, the filling up exceedingly
well done, and signatures perhaps ia.
ther too well executed. Ibid.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-05-27

Grephie Kaleidoscope n invention
Of great Importance in the arts and par
ticularly in bauk note engraving, has
lately been perfected by Mr. WILLIAM
j. SroSs, OF Washington, by which au
endless variety of figures can be pro-
duced, in a manner that we believe to
be inlmitsble. We can not give the
reader a better idea ef the peculiar
powers of this machine, than to COM
pare it to a Kaleidoscope, in forming
Combinations of the most beautiful IL
CURES tba; can be imagined.-They are
formed OF Que continued line, crossing
and entanSling themselves in the richest
variety.
This apparatus is composed of two
cylinders, ON the surface OF which le-
vers are attached, with movable full
crums, and, as the cylinders pass and
repass each other, they shit the full
crums in the evolutions, which give mo-
ton To another lever of singular con
struction, and TO which a chisel is at
tached for cutting the figure. Nothing
that we are acquainted with, IN the
whole circle of the arts, presents such
a formidable obstacle To forgery; and
we are assured, by the inventor himself,
that no two machines of this descrir-
ton can ever produce the same work.
Here, then, It's probable, is the dist
deratum SO long sought for by the Bank
of England, and foi which so tempting
a premium has been offered. The IN
ventor, we are told, is so confident Of
utility of his discovery, that he intends
&c repair 10 London, Tor the purpose of
submitting il for inspection in that me-
tropolis.-- Wash. Gas.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-05-27

Boiling Potatoes An Irish Jour
nal gives the following directions for
cooking potatoes. Put them in a'pot Or
kettle without lid, with water just
sufficient to cover them. After the
water is come nearly to boil, pour it
off, and replace it with cold water, in
to which throw good portion of salt
The cold water sends the heat from
the surface to the heart and makes
the potatoe mealy. After they are
ooiled and the water is poured off, let
them stand on the fire 10 or 10 min
ntes 10 dry.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-05-27

Distressing occarrence.-We are
credibly informed dat black man,
belonging to MIR. Samuel Miller OF
this county, was lost, with his team
aud loading, on Friday last, in aitemp
ing to cross the Cow Pasture river, at
Shaw's fording, in Bath county.
Such accidents are disgracelul to The
communicative ought TO arouse at
tention to om dangerous waters.
IStaunt0n Spectator.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-05-27

Religious T'oleration.-The Academ-
ical Faculty and Board of Trustees of
the Pennsylvania University, Kentucky,
have unanimously adopted a new plan
of instruction. The ministers Of every
religious denomination are invited, by a
regulation of the University, to preach
in turn, in the Chapel belonging TO it,
during the Academical session In the
list are included Roman Catholics, T.
piscopalians, CongregationaIists, Bap-
fist, Methodist, and every other denom-
nation Of Christians
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-05-27

The western people are raising mo-
ney for capt Symmes. The Cincin
naii theatre has given him benefit,
and one man has added the receipts
ola ferry establishment for one year.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-05-27
Il1 9E1GT9g8a
MARTINsBURG, May 81, 1924.

CONGRESS.-This DAY, It is expected'
Congress viii rise, both Houses having passed
a resolution to that effect.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-05-27

DIED, in Raiiimore. on MONDAY mora
ms last, ten. WnLiAa H. WsbKa, in the
49th year Of his age,