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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-12-25


siomal Jou,na cxcluSle many ~ s. articles iron,
tl,is day piper-T'here is tIme for all things
-
IL could have been wished that ihare Tad harm
more coucoti, aud perfcc, in,a,pity al Washng,,n
about Tho Appropriation TO General Ia fa,eme-
The afgnrent, however, has had onc good effect
u has set lie 'linsriDus chsrnct,T OF La Faypur
ia brighter sights tlan We though, ,bero wa.
scarcely 'b'ug that could RAISE him IN our esoen
ih,uks to NJ u 'yne n has given Us f.c s--l,iri,
pTu,fs of La rs higli Vnine<, that we're 10 u.s.
This man issndecJ an g ornament ofhNg.iq Ua-
tnrp."
But as might hive hcen expected from he freedom,
Of anr lnsii;uloas. DISCUSSION has iAken place-
and finally III the II Of X. the bill has passed, iG5
b., the Opposition which il met with, however bo
rtst n intention, WIS feel l. ~ Uun'hers. The very
dssenSOis. locomotives pad smisa justice 10 the me.
,lis of La F.-I,kc II all ~ ~ IS Of tie u,oa,
glorious compliments which has ever been paid 10
hiri.
The same biH originating IN both l,ouses--passed
neailt 1t the sooie mOmeoi by hu'h--an oGsImp 50
maoli~eni, ~ 'de ty two s1ch bodies IS hotb Hon.
rs Of Congtess u does hpro. even TO T., + HIM,
seli " 20 ~, he TO- proud ul u.
iicfe !ol as plo<a. Iins act can nsver bc called
n'o r'cccdfnt. fnc's IS 40 other H. F.-Yha,
sc if'.c done inr him we cannot, must no, 10, iOi
'ny Oihcr moti"l MAN.
~ a large Hl rcspcctdde meeting OF i've citizens
VI hlcckicn'"'e c"rnft, un Npud ~ he I5b DIS OF
N,vcmbr' 1921 u bc,ng coun d,y n'srmtled Tor
fhc uuipnse % tSwg in,D cpnsdr r,tpn ihe propfia
~ al u-tucti'g oar Senator NOD - lcgaies IL The
'fer'ny oi Virginia, snd Eepfs .cnatiyes ~ Con-.
gsc-s, iU cHdolv0r 10 ua.n ttc p'sssgc of rvs by
be Legislatures of whic', re, .re ncohers. pro id
ny sntifhe ard hhsrrl GO tl'uus, ~ Geu. H. Fay.
/ suo.-Mii Thonr,s VI Nelson VS. Gated 10 the
/ ch,tr ari Nj Crifl,s T.. Wmga n acted - Sto-
tefary-- Ehep - e. pu animated appeal 10 he g,aii.
/ .udr, piuiutsm and generosity ~ The meeupg in
support af ib~ measure, hs Captain . tmae Locke
Oh motion NJ NJ. Wng6 I'D II wis ordered ihet a
ceis,iucc Of be appoint q 10 prcpate resulu iout
Of f4fff fi,.
j 81, whcr"uPrr tho 'oilrwi0z gru'Ie moD were 40
p1ntc MIR. Wmg6 ID, Gu r'H l,1'ktu, Col :.
kcnuor, M. Nelson, j. Cav. Ose,hy, Ma, w
Marshall aud Nj iveal, who ,fi,r s'tort dclibcra
lion reported Inc follow ioc preamble aud fespiulion
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-12-25

The Savannah Republican says, that there
IS no doubt of AIR. Wiidr's election loser sir.
Lyman TO The II. nf H., in place of air. Cunh
/: tiIs day had been fair, /" Mr.. W. would
have beaten his opponent three tn one not
wiitsand,ng lhe combinations formed by ih,.
friends Of Jackson and Adams"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-12-25
TENNESSEE.

= - y t.Ni@ IN.
F0R PRESIDENT, Fot YicE PRESIDENT
Andrew jackson, IL J.C. C4itio,.a, II
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H. The length and Importance OF the Cnnrrcs
suual Jnu,nai cxciu,e many Isl. 8. articles i,oo,
tllIs day S piper-There is time for ali ihinus.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-03-06
VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE.

PROCEEDINGS OF THE HOUSE OF DELEGATES
Thursday, March 4--The following engrossed
bills were read Sd lime and passed ;viz: LIST.
a Dill '" To amend the act, reducing into one
act, the several acts concerning the Court of
Appeals and Special Court of Appeals I'D.
" prescribing the duties of Commissioners Of
the revenue in certain cases" and Sd, " con
corning AucliOnrers."
An engrOssed bill to change the time of
holding certain courts therein mentioned"
was passed, with a rider proposed by Mr..
Csrsian
The eugrossed bill changing the time Of
meeting Of the General Assembly" was read
aud passed-and Mr. Loyal was requested 10
communicate these bills to the Senate.
n message was received from the Senate
by Mr. Dade
MIR. Speaker The Senate have agreed ,o
Resolution, requesting this House, again to
appoint Committee 10 meet Committee of
the Senate, 10 full AID free conference. 1T hall
past oEe O'Clock on this day. tn take into cnn-
siheralon the Bill, " for extending the charter
of the Farmers Bank ofVirginia" i'm which
Resolution they request the concurrence OF
this House.
The House proceeded 10 consider the said
Resolution; whPrcupou, the same being Tvs zee
read, was. on the question put thcreupon, dis
agreed to by the HOUSE.
motion was made by Mr.. Carter nr Rich.
mond County, that the an rule offhis Hous,
%" suspended Tor the purpose nf demonstrating
the said vote &c disagreement and the uups
'ioD, being put upon the said motion, was DE-.
termined N the negative.
Ordered, That Mr. Loyal announce to th,
Senate the disagreement Of this House ~ tn,
said Resolution.
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JOHly SCOTTT-

ENIRST Hair Dresser. Gutter Wig Maker Ornamental
T. Hair Worker Perfumer, &c. respectfully acuuaiu the
ladies and gentlemen Of Richmond that he has us sr,iv
eel from Washington City md will remain IN town npnut
weeh, tu receive orders for WIGS, TOUPFES SCALPs.
CUVLS and A other kinds Of work which BE- is prc
pared o furnish, N SUIT taste In the style aud
cordirr q the latest fashions
y Sru has just received froyi Paris nn elegant nesor
meat oi LIVE HAIR, which with his own ski and that
OF the first worhnen IN the country WHO his euas
enable lin confidently tie public he can fur
nis every article iu s lire IN infinitely superior
other person IN Tie United Saicsnnd this on
portnnity 20 invite ladies aud gentlemen travelling the
NORTH To- call ard eNannc the stock his elegant
establishments 90 Market and g. South streets Baltimore.
j. SCOTT has with him, ard will this day the
nj Mrs Snuthgate Main large assortment The
most fashionable aud best quality WORKED HAIR. viz.
WIGS, for ladies snd euiefnrn; HAIR BANDS SCALPS,
FRlZETfES, NIL HEAUX, BEAU CATCHEHS. &c.
closely initiating narfalso small assortment of choice
PEBFUMEHY,vE OF n C0eoauVf, justly esiermed bv
all wbo have used w. for preventing the hair from coming
and making IL grow thicker aud longer; Derr p01G.
f, for dying the hair and whiskers without spinr the
skin; Of Ross fresh from Greece &c RAZORs ard
STROpS, " superior quality, NC SC.
During his stay here J. Scott will cot and ads
pentlenen's hair, in the FIRST styie-and 90 uersnr
DESTROYS of purchasing The whole OF the has vV
im ~ would sel bargain IL is necessary he shn
| speedily return 20 Baltimore.
/ II j. s. having received the patronage of all the ae
and gentlemen nf fashion and IN city wb
be has been, trusis tint he viii have cnp
of extending bis annual this The capita
1.-The Ancient Dominion alike celebrated for and
iTltf March 2 95-u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-03-06
STENOGRAPnY-

FTIE subscriber respectfully informs lbe public that Ne
Il has commenced tenching The art Of SHORT HAND
WRITING in this city, by which ladies gentlemen may,
the short space of six hours, he qualified write he
correctly. rud Nv week, down the
Of public sneaker IN style both beautiful and le
gibie, a. fast delivered.
The subscriber has been engaged Ter than seven
months past, n teaching fbr above mentioned IN the
cities " New York, Philadelphia Baltimore and Washing.
aud has successfully Introduced IL into many colleges,
academies and cpmmOn schools. The sanguine T.
pertatOns n all who have favored him with their atten-
dance, have been invariably graeJ and wherever he
taught he has received from the enlightened part Of the
community their unqualified appreciation. These Upequ
vocal testimonials Of public opinon evnce, IN de
the superiority which this system possesses
~ other hitherto presented for public patronage.
Persons wishing acquire knowledge Of this system
NJ writing will confer the subscriber favor ranf
~ bis Mr.. Cotton and Clarkes dry ron store
nenr the Bell Tavern, street. ths week between thu
I hours uf " aud 8 n'clork, II NJ.
Terms S. for the whole course which consists m
Ions, one hour each f4AAO STETSON-
Harah d an
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-03-06
E.lRMERS, H.4INK RILL.

IN The sENArE.-On Thursday the attempt
10 raise another conference on the Bank Bill
tailed The bill being in the possession Of that
body, proposition was made, in vain, To i'm.
tOduce Substitute to the following effect /:
that the Bonus should be made over 10 the
Board OfPublic Works. that pxertions should
he made by the Board ofihe Literary Fund
to settle as soon as possible the accounts with
the General GOvPrnment-and if any salts
factory assurances were received that $50, 600
Or any part Of il would be paid by the General
Governmeni, that an equivalent sum out Of
the bonus Of the Bask, should immpd aielv
be loaned on interest by the Board Of Pub
lie Works fo the University, ~ buy an appa-
raius, Library, &c.--'This amerdmrnt was a.
greed to by the Senatc-buf the House Of u.
leSates had adjourned before il was adopted.
and could be communicated TO them
Yesterday, wien tive bill was returned tn hc Sc.
nate, that body first Determined hy ono that tho,
would not ter'de irGm their amendmPnt.--and by
"a. vote, ''l they would adhere 10 Them This pre-
rlmdcs sll further change IN the Senate, aud leaves
the fate ol the bii ~ The bands Of the RI. Of p.
Tho las Franklin G'Eruc falsely asserts hat
While Pc1nsylvana was pouring oui her reasute
and uig'ug the most urgent measures (oi the prose
rution Of he late wat, 4" Vreinia WINGED and s,rrl
from ttc burdens of the war" While our reprcs-n
ai'ves were supporting the most vigorous measure
~ Congress, our state Legislature, OUT Exrcuiivc
(at the head Of whom the energetic AID patio
&c James babogr,j rr~ citizens ~ barge we're conir
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-03-06

III Gen. jackson mas dissatisfied with this
alleged breach OF military etiquette, why did
he not recolect that ST. public and marked an
order from himself was a grOsser violation ui
etiquette towards the Secretary of War;
why did he nat privately and respectfully
offer renonsiraDcp against the proceeding /?
and II the complaint was MOI removed, throw
up his command and retire 10 the shades of
private life F?
On the 9TH May, 1918, Gen. J. addresses a
letter To MIR. Rabun, governor of Georgia, con-
tanning the following sentences
"fhat Governor OF stale Should the right
make against Indian tribe, perfect peace WITH
and under the protection the United States assuming
responsibility that, trust, you will be able
the government he United States tAch YOU ,r Gape
70 and through which had recently passed.
missing the aged that remained home my protection, and
taking The warriors with me in the campaign is
countabe strange But IL is still more strange that there
could exist, within the United States cowardy monster
in human shape that could violate the sancrty n flag,
when borne by person. but particularly
the hands ola supersnnuaed Indian chief with
age Such base eowardice and muerous conduct this
transaction Affords has its parallel in history shall
meet with its merited punishment
fos SIR Of ,rfhin my airy dri-
''on, hare right to give military paisi am in
the field"
To which governor Rabun replies on the
LIST of June:
"SIRi have lately had honor to receive YOURS of
the 9Th OF May, founded from general
Glascock, relative to the on the Che
raw vhage-Had you, sir, general Giascock been in
of the facts that prod-ced Affair." it is to he
pr-sumed,a least, that you indul-d in
strain so ndecorous and unbecomng ON the 2Ist
march last stated the situation bleeding frontier TO
you and requested in respectful terms TO detach
part OF your overwhelming fierce protection or that
you would furnish supplies, and would order out more
troops whish you have yet degned reply You
state, in very naughty tone, that as governor of
state within your military division have right TO give
military order whilst you in the feldn-Wretched and
contemplate indeed be situation if tins he the
iact when the liberties of the people Georgia shall
have been Frustrated the military despntism
them and not till then, will your imperious doctrine be
tamely submitted to.
You may rest assured that n the savages continue their
dePredaons on unprotected frontier shall think and
act for myself in that respect.n
What would be the situation of the southern
states If in the midst of an Insurrectiop they
were compelled to wait, until the command
Ing olhcer of the u. States should please 10 is
sue his order for ensuring their safety ? Or
where is the respect, in which the states of
this Union should be held, if their Chief Ma
gIstrates should thus be bearded by the mill
tary officers of the u. States? Or, where is
The respect which these states might EXPECT
tn receive from the hands of President who
should entertain such sediments and EXPRESS
them in such manner?
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-03-06
GREEN SPRING FOR SALE.

TTIIIS situated the James river nearly equal
i distances from Richmond and Norfolk contains 1854
Of land. TIE dwelling house built Of brick is large
and cOumDdous and atinChed IN IL is necessary
huding AZ short distance Is spring of fine water and
orchard Of excellent fruit The quality of the land
generally good and large proportion Is covered With very
valuable timber convenient the river. Few pos
greater advantages than this II is offered
price and long credit--Mr WIN. VI Jones residing
recnsprnr will shew the prcmises.-AppIy Mr.. James
u. Riddle, in Richmond, or 10 WI l.. ilODGSON.
March In Airrnnhrir
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NOTICE.

III persons cautioned against curloyinr INV VA.
~ gnner OUMDY as will cot be responsible auy
OF his, unauthorized by me.
THOMPSON BLoUST Sen.
Powhatan, March 6. IOD--iis
DOCTOR CARTER II. BRADLEY
HAS located himself ut Dover, nhe residence NJ Mr..
Thomas r. narrsOn and tenders his profs sunni
vices to the inhabitants Of The adjacent country.
Cuo-hlaud, March s. IOn--St
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COy1EN5S

Lottery & Exchange Office. III .1farGet sireei.
BALTIMORE.
Where the great capital prizes in both The last lotteries
were sold. and WHERE MORE CAPITAL FRIES HAVE
BEEN OBTAINED THAN AT ANY OTHER OFFiCE.
IN AMERICA
Orders rom rnr Of The United stntes hv mail post
pai or by private conveyance, enclosing pr.
res ia If the Baltimore lotteries win IT the same
propp and punctua 9ueniio, If personal npnlca
iinn, addressed to j. /. COHEN, Jr. baltimore.
hlHrcb2. ae--Ctif
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-03-06

Correction Of Courty Committees
BeDord-W WIN. Radtord instead OF VIM. Bedford.
FrdnEiin-Samuel Hairson senior, instead Of ;,,,or
~ Instead Of John w. il is Gen John p u,rrerc ,d
who is candidate for Congress in the Wesrmoreinnd ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-03-06
FOR RENT.

TOIl MEN ].
ON Thursday the 18th dav Of this month ut Rocky Milh
~ House in the county of Hanover shall offer fnr rept
the said House and the land thereto belonging 10
Samuel Hdick, under order of Superior Court Of
Chaucery for the Richmond District made case of
Syme Swami aud others And the same time will be
hired about ten negroes consisting women
Bond With approved security will he SPuuircd.
]. GUERRANT, NJ. S. G. c. u. ID.
March g. IO0-td
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-03-06
fCoDlDI,,,,;rot.J

MARRIEDl-0n Wednesday The Sd irst nj p,r,d;ea q,
Essex, by the Rev. Mr. Semplp, Mr.. GEORGE DAH%EY'
i hing william, to Miss MARTHA r.; niso MIR. VIII
LII AM b. COOK, of this city, Miss EMILY r. nugb,.rs
of Capt. Fousbee q. Tibbs. > 's"''''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-03-06
NOTICE,
By The Governor IF The Commonwealth Of F;rgiy;,
A PROCLAMATION

WHEREAS vacancy hath occurred in the representa-.
w ton from this state in the Congress of the United
States, 10y the death Of William Lee i,a ESQ member
ri the House Of Representatives fer the district
OF tire counties OF Westmoreand, Richmond Lancaster
Northumberland, King George sud Stafford do there
e with the advice OF the Council Of State hereby
rise and require the shers Of the counties
ing the said District cause election held their
respective courthouSes, Wednesday the Jay Of the
present month"; for suitable represent the said
district IN the Heuse of Representatives according TO the
constitution of the United States and the this cons
monwealth.
Given under my hand'as Governor and under the Seal
oi the Commonwealth, at Richmond, this 6nb day
lSeal.l of March, 1874
JAMES PLEASANTS, Jr.
March 6. Ion-A,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-03-06

Some OF the Eastern prints Charts Jy in.inuae that
the Caucus in Virginia held at so early period
IN order 10 operate upon ~ York tc.-These critics
might have recoecied, that the Caucus met 20 no.
m'na'e Electors las has unifnIml, h.rn the case
since the general ticker law )-ihai mel airr dur.
ing Tins session Ihan com n,on-and IhAt ii IL had
hern DELAYED many of the mex,hr,s wouisi have re-
ur"rd to their homes without having an .,,por,uni,v
10 asSs, ia iis deliberations
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-03-06

~ The General Assembly will probably adjourn about
"Wednesday next.
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PERIODICAL LITFRATJTpF

SUBSCRIPTIONS To the North American Heyiew and
~ oampbes New Monthly Magazine a re- received lv liz
subscriber Persons DESTROYS suscrihpp can
with the January number for present wear of each
work, or they can be furnished with complete sets.
March q. I01-St "a
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-03-06

hn,'ng Their hest exertious in its behalf We will
Instance the Volunteers of Interchangeable militia
who went from the North West To The Lan,ets nc
Zen. Hdrr,son-those who fought at Hampton and
Craney islan,i-th- nume -e iaciiments who en-
eamped AT Norfolk-iie harassed aud spirited c,,i-
zens OF me Northern Neck--'ie gallant officers and
recruits who joined the oops on the Canada from
"er.-'s 1t possible, that this presidential warfare
tice. ~ I
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-04-09
WASHINGTON REPUBI,IcAN

The Editor of the Washington Republican:
accuses us of"an apparent spirit of unfairness, y
IN asserting that that paper, with others, which
formerly supported MIR. Calhoun, had sent in
ITS adhesion to Gen. Jackson.n If says he, we
had been disposed TO do justice, we would have
SAID, that the Washington Republican had sent
In ITS adhesion to principles. 1t is idle to dis
pute about names. 1t was not for us, to ac-
count for the motives which influenced the con-
ductor of the Republican. All we meant to saw
was, that the Republican now supported Gen.
jackson, whereas it formerly supported Mr..
Calhoun for the Presidency. Were we right or
wrong, in the truth of the assertion. If wa
were right, the Republican has evaded the force
OF the assertion, in going about to account for
the motives of the change-if we were wrong,
the shortest and simplest way of correcting the
declarations, would have been a flat contradic
ton. That the former course has been prefer
cd to the last is sufficient to prove that the as
serton we made was true in fact
Admitting that the Republican sis opposed to
one only, OF the candidates" (Mr. Crawlord.l
and would be well satisfied with Claw, Adams or
Jackson this certainly docs not disprove tina
assertion, that finding the affairs of Mr. Cal
noun desperate, it had sent Sin its adhesion 10
Gen. Jackson" This simple fact, was all we
meant to assert-andw asserted it, only to prove
the facility witt, which some men changed their
whole political relations.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-04-09

numerous as it $50 long will it be filed by
men incompetent to their station--so long will
plausible excuses for long sessions be ready at
hand-so long will every important law be post
poned to the last, and finally he passed full of
obscurty, contradictions and ineficiency. The
Penitentiary law, is fair sample Of the mode of
business at the late session, and will, from the
extraordinary features Of that law, at another
time, exenplify the evils Of the present systew
OF legislation.
There Is but one remedy for these intolera-
Die grievances-intolerable, not less from the
extravasant expenditure of money, than from
lhernconveniences which must naturally result
from the inpcrfectons of laws. 1t is plain that
these grievances, without the application of this
remedy, must increase, instead of diminish, as
The representation in the House of Delegates,
rom the formation Of new counties, is progress
sively increasing. This remedy is Convcn-
uon--A recurrence to fundamental principles
approved by the theory of our Institutions
popular with all Republicans, and formidable to
drcaincrs and Aristocrats only!
CARA
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-04-09
WAsH1NGroN. Anril I.


At length, the Tariff Bill has been reported
to the House, from the committee of the whole
in the House Of Representatives. This was ef-
fectcd by a sitting of seven hours Yesterday, du-
ring which there was good deal of discussion.
and a variety of amendments proposed, some OF
which succeeded, and others wcrc rejected.
Ofthc the Debate, il is in vain to pretend to
give any account. Twenty columns Of the news
paper would not suffice for it, and we have 5ut
twcof the twenty to devote to the whole Of yes
tcrday's proceedings.
An important step has thus been taken in the
march Of this bill. Our readers arc, however.
cautioned against making calculations on Toe
decisions in tue committee Of the whole, for tney
are all liable TO be reverse, and, considering
the closeDcss Of some Of tic votes, cannot safe
IL be relied upon as indicative Of what will uiti-
matciy be done. The general principle Of the
bill, moreover, viii be debated, and possibly
settled, upon the announced motion Of Mir.
FORSYTH, before the amendments come up for
dcc'siSIf' M. Yt