Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-11-30

We may rcceiys from Others, as unon whsY
We can call exclusively our own.
The farmer and Iandholder may also be re-
minded, that Manufacture is the handmade of
Agriculture. The increased value Of the soil
over our vast interior would soon bs felt in
the rise Of villages and extensive establish
msnis, which this actire and thrifty Internal
system never fails to produce. =
But the society wish TO remind their FL.
low members throughout the Union, that Il il
10 VAN TO expect, from laws Or nrinciples
alone, The tu!ilment of The objects which thew
arc attended 10 'uculcate, aud particularly in
this great government Of opinion under
which we live. Those laws and prinrini.s
must be seconded Ivy tho example and obser-
vances at the people; and as this society So
lemniy believe that the welfare Of this repub-
l'c Is strongly connected with the encourage
meet oi manufactures, il is fervently recon-
menueu 10 each member to give them pre-
terence, even at sacrifice, should il bs nsressa-
ry, whenever opportunity oilers. 4
And this society cannot here refraiu from
expressing ITS opinion of the very high and
nonourable ELECT it would have upon The
people AT large, were the officers of govern
lnent, from the highest TO the lowest 10 h..
foremost In setting this rxamnl..
l.Ndngfdcfurers' and Farmers Journal.
Inc INSTRUCTION OF hr. LivingstOn's papers
n.y. IRE al New York, Is a public AS well az
prn ate calamity. That gentleman has pre-
pared four codes to be submitted 10 the H.
gislature of Louisiana :-of crimes and punish
insn;s, VI criminal procedure, of prison dis.
e'p''ne, aud vi evidence. All these are de-
s,Foyeu, except a few sheets, which were in
the hands OF the printer. A preliminary dis
course, intended as a commentary on the
text, is likewise lost, and all this imm.us. l,-
Dor Is to be begun again.
WIN these papers several valuable books
winch DIR. Livingston had frequent occa,iun
~ re.er TO- were also destroyed; among others
the following: Principles de Legislature .
volumes De la lreu,e Judciarie, = volumes.
these were by Mr.. B-utham, published in
French, by Dumont. They are exceeding
~ rare IN ihis country. Any gentleman WHO
Knows where any Of them are 10 be nurrh.s-
ed, Is requested To give information Off In ,he
editor OF the National Gazette, or to the AN.
thors irlepd, Mr. Duponceau, Ut PhadeI;his.
COMPLIMENT.
| :, we copy the following from the London
MEDICAL Repository for October last:
IL is impossible for us IL anu,upce the de-
partnre of our colleague DR.. Duuglisou. to.
occupy highly honorable professional ap-
po'ntment Ia a forego country, without ex-
pressing great regret at the loss we shalI ex
peiience 10 tue pIiyation Of that assistance We
nave beeo accustomed to receive 10 our edi-
torial laBors. At the same time wa pra,;fv.
ourselves 10 stating our confidence, that his
Industry aud talents will be more advantages.
'usiy aud benefciaIly exercised for the pre-
motion OIL MEDICAL scieDce, and that we shall
p"e 'roiu '',he 10 TINE, opportunities Of see
log the result. We part with him. On evsrv
account, reluctantly; and il would be cam.
mon place, unworthy of The occasion. did we
co"ine our public adieu to mere exprs ssiou
., regret as simple record Of good wishes.
ne IS now professor Of the Institutes and prac
'ce oI medicine in the University of Virginia
an Co'Eers'ty recently endowed bv TN.
american congress- through the influence of
.ur' Jefferson, the ex president of the Unifed
S'@tes anu we are quite sure he will be well
a,"ohS our transatlantic breth.en.n
"'s"' " feaa The legislature of Virginia.
-HdSsdchusefts ElectOrs.--The returns ,f
votes for Electors Of President and Vice Pres
'dent nave been examined by the Governor
anu Cuunci The whole nImter Of votes.
legally returned, were S7,289. The Hon
william Gray had SO,687, aud the others on
me Aohfls ticket nearly the same number.
Hon. WiiIan Baylies had 66I6, and the others
"n me unPledSed ticket varied from 1886 to
oto' DIX towns made no return-six TOYING
made their returns too late, and 1--WE were ,e.
Jscted TOR lnformalily. Had these last eleven
returns been admitted, they would have given
an ADDITION ofsl5 TO The Adams ticket aud of
2i9 10 the ticket IN opposition. Boston. Pct.
Ater hooking at this result OF the late e)ec-
ZION IN tiis state, II is difficult 10 conceyehow
any one can view il as alfording any prooftbat
inf. Adams is, with the people of Slassacbu-
seis' the favourlie Candidate for President.
IN April last, the uhoIs number of yotss
gwen I'D for Governor, was 1901, that is.
3o"o5 more than are now given in for pres.-
GENITAL Electors. Now va believe most sin
cereiy, That all these S5,76s men, who did not
so'e' prefer some other man than Mr.. Adams
Tor President. Some doubtless preferred
jackson, aud others had Partially for CLAW.
OH the greater part wese indifferent. and al
presumed opposition 10 be unayailing. When
10 the number who did not vote are added the
oo'6 WHO supported the unpledsed ticket, we
nave total OF 42,378, all Of whom, to man,
WE believe, will rrjoire to have the election Of
hr. Adams defeated. We should be glad 10
hear the name of a man in favour Of Mr.. Adj.
ans, that did not attend the polls on this occa-
sion. 1Rosion Co,r;er
Return OF Citizen Granville to Hayti.-k
letter from the Corresponding Sccreia ~ OF
me Haytieo Emigration Society, at Ncw
York, To the editor Of The Genius Of Universe,
Emancipation, at Baltimore, dated November
18Th, states as follows.
Citizsn j. Granville, TO our great disau..
poIntmcnt, will sail, we expect 10 morrow,
tor SANTANA, without offording us the pleasure
Ola parting adeu. He has experienced so
much turmoil from the abundant cares of his
ifiissiop IN Philadelphia, that we have had but
little eplstolary correspondence with him ,.--.
Eighteen vessels have sailed and are about