Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-10-08

Mill, near the Etna Works, about "sdsf
rom the city, lately erected by Col nh,
Jameson, was blown up o n Saturd,v o"s'pa
The report Of the explosion was trsw. ,..has
and terrific, and WAS severely felt a, En-. ssos
of the editor, about two miles distan, ~, tam
Il was supposed to be an earthaoaks "uete
were informed il contained about iOoo We
of powder: a building, in its vicinity ~e'sat |
Jured, contained about a ton and a half IN
said To have been the work of design WWs
are happy to add no lives were lost. We
lChroniee.
Extract Of letter from a highly resne.,,
gentleman Of Anne Arundel County TO" pls
friend in Baltimore, dated Sept. %, lao, us
~ attended yesterday,a Regimentai NJ,
ing near Porter's Tavern, about sixteen mil
from your city. After the exercises of ibs ~"
the numerous candidates for the ,ShsrTaaaay
and Legislature addressed the people, VIII"
point Of numbers responsibility and gen.ra,;a
telllgence were never surpassed; hy Mr.. JoI'
Z. Weems and DR.. Kent, candidates for C,'
gress-and then by Geo. Winchester ono u
the electors OF Jackson, in a very long MY
able speech in which he portrayed the cha
ter and professions OF John Quincy Adam
mastery manner: took review or h'
political course, and discussed fairly and gar
didly his public acts-pOinted out the MAJ.
defects in his character showed clearly ~
conclusiveIy that neither as man of talents
statesman or politician had he any claims ~
the support Of his countrymen. He then Wen,
into sketch Of the talents, services and claim.
of the Hero Of .Nt,0 Orleans, to all of which bs
did ample justice, and concluded by contr,.'
ting the merit of those two candidates. NJ,
Winchester was!followed by Judge Dorsey tbs
f,nr din fu for \ n, Il
time, nearly dark, and having several miles 10
ride, was obliged to leave the ground SAT-.
lied hat ut least too thirds of HE meeting mar.
enthus'dctic friends and admirers of Jacksor
and, think j may safely add that on the dav
ofelection, The same result will be- product
throughout our county Bali. .4mer
MARYLAND.-Ia the City of Baltimore. tbs
Ticket of Electors favorable to the election
Ut John Montgomery succeeded, by msiori.
ty Of S4i votes, over that which was favor.
be TO the election of the present Mayor. Mr.
johnson.
The votes for Congress in Baltimore Civ
were as follows:
For Peter Little, 6s69
John Barney, $500
| Isaac Mckim, 3445
Baltimore City and County elect two Re-
| f'e'e"tNes' lie Representatives III the
present Congress are Mr.. Little and Mr.. Nc
Kim. There was no opposition, it will be
seen, to Mr.. Little, and the contest was be.
tween Mr.. McKim and Mr.. Barney. From
the county, we have verbal reports that the
votes were 80 divided as to give to Mr.. Bar.
ney the election, by majority, in the whole
district, of $50 votes, over Mr.. McKim. Ii this
report be correct, Mr.. Little and Mr. Barney
are elected Representative from that district
in the next Congress.
Barney is elected.
| Mdrytaad.-The democratic districts in
Maryland, were always calculated upon for
ndr. Crawford, but of late, it is satisfactorily
ascerlaned, that his vote in that state will be
increased, from the fact of General jackson
having made serious inroads upon the friends
OF Mr.. Adams, a division Of whose force will
materially strengthen the prospects of Mr..
Crawford. In Ohio, the struggle is between
Clay and Jackson. Mr.. Adams has some
warm friends, but not in sufficient force to
carry that state. We repeat what we have
before said, that MIR. Adams will not run be-
yond sixty votes in every direction Gen.
jackson Is ahead Vt him, and it is just punish
menl, because Mr.. Adams Brought for~ard
tne Gen. as mere instrument TO iDinre Mr.
Crawford. nv. y Adm.