Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-12-10

be at a discount orig iIcIn } nc sS per CT. In
January asst ne current premisze payable in Ken
lucky money for specie was sbcIt 100 per cent
An extract OF a letter in the American Sentinel
states. that Disadvantages Resolutions were called
up the 10th & with the exception of the last one
hal been adopted by considerable majority, with
some slight amendments 80 The Gov ernor" says
the writer, I" will 1 make doubt, give such nh
will be a. satisfactory the great body |
of the people, rs it will be appalling To his enemies
IN the Legisa,u c. MIR. Hall has offered y reso-
luton in the legislature - That general reduction
of ices anil salaries should be provided FOR by law,
eorrespoA"' x In some degree, with the apprecia- |
ZION oil the currency OF the country and thai COM
mittee OF members be appointed to draft and
br!ns IN bill tor that purpose" Mi. Faiiis oller
~! resolution lnS;ruc,ins he committee OF Reli
sion TO reject all petitions for divorces where the
provided Tor by the gencrai law, which
adopted yeas htty-!ive. Mr.. Bcauchamp,
who had been arrested ane: brought to Frankfort
from Simpson county, Under suspicion OF being the
murderer of Col. Sharp, brought before the
examining court on the lith ut. and on motion OF
the Attorney for the Co;suunw ealth, and by con
OF Seauchamp, the examinations was pustpun-
ed for few days 10 allow opportunity Of aJlucing
evidence against him. lie formerly studied
The law under Col. :. The Frankfort Argus of
the 18Th details the grounds of suspicion against
him; that he had conceived an inyeterate hostility
against him, account OF occurrence affecting
him only Indirectly, and which delicacy forbids to
be mentioned; aad that under this feeling, had
threatened the lite OF Col ) that he arrived in
Frankfort on he evening OF tie murder and depart
ed early next morning; that he exhibited
Iiy about the affair, before he lett town, and said
nohIng about It on the road; that during the nigh,
oil the murder, he was heard TO go out o. The house,
and return In an hour two; that the patrole at
halt pas. one iiat isht PASSED man in a cloak
sach rs Seauchamp wears; The bloody handke I chic.
winch was dropped, was like the one which he
Wore; the track OF the foot, said 10 correspond to
ms Shoe or boot, &c.--The bill repeating the reor-
gaazins act Of last session had also passed tile H. OF
j. anu was before the Senate; whose decision was
considered exgrcgiciy doubllul.--rhe Senae is
winding up the business OF the Bank of the Com
nionwealth: bill has passed the House requiring
all The branches to be wiihdra vn and reducing the
salaries OF the President, Cashier, Sc and 80 cur
failing the expenses as TO bring them down $4,000
year, Instead OF 10000. - lie constitutional
Court of Appeals is sill in session and has dcIiy-
efeh opinions on variety OF cases granted
pefsedeases and heard arguments III cases. Judge
cont, IN the case Of I3odley versus Gather IN
which TIE occup, ing Claimant Laws are fully
sustained and egiurced. The court saw. thew ar.
no' bound by the decision OF The Supreme Court OF
we O"nei States, IN the case OF Green peysus
6dd!e, because that decision was given nv l.ss
'han majority OF the court The opinion (says
al>enIncky paPer,l is drawn up with ability, in
"hich iiis clearly shown, that, the Court of An
pea!s vi kentucky has uniformly Rain NV i,s
decisions, the validity OF the occupant law. The
Wat Int. SAYS if this decision be law. we shall
nave gooily nunber OF the decisions of tie
supreme Court, overturned and that up To this
time majority OF the Judges has been sumo ed
"a cons,Ituiea quorum OF The Supreme Court. and
majority otfhose present have been considered
competent 10 pronounce judgment on any ques-
lion Srgred before them.
iNDlANA--Mr Bruce contractor for clearing
49,. Al
tie Ohio rlVer passed Madison Oh the 9Th Nov. for
EHisouFg, down; having in his progress removed
sawyers. snass & logs, which for ages had resisted
Inc current OF the river. The lever lie uses can
WIN Tie help OF from 10 hands raise AT least
1000 lbs, very simple: the boats with tie m1cbi
merry go only about miles d,y and it is an
pretended, that before they reach the mouth
or the Ohio, the water will rise and the cold wen,
tiier sci in 80 10 delay the consummation of the
work till next summer.
iLLINoIs.-The Illinois Intellieencer stated
t-Iai within weeks 80 family wagons with ahou,
400 persons, had passed the upper part of The
stale; making about $50 souls, that have gone nm
~ . weeks, principally foI Sangama county
MIcHIGAN.--Ii is said, the British nilitarv
post, at the head OF Lake Huron, is established b,
we decision of the boundary commissioners. rati
eied by the government, 10 be within The limits of
the United States. AID We, the British in occu
: pytsie Island with their troops and make il the
lead '9larie's OF their intercourse with the north
tans between 1900 and 1000 inhabitants q Sds Of
whom arrived there the present season. The couu
IS OF Oakland, which began TO settle about year,
ago. has lOVo. hacomb cour;y has some of the
best iand, &c.--hlr LarneI, the Attorney eneral
having been charged with gross and scand,lous
corruption IN Office, applied TO Coz. Cass for am
oi!ics! enquiry into his conduct The 60 ernor
decliAed, because he had never doubted his integ
rity. Air. l.. has since resigned
MIssoUBI.-Gen. Ashley, who recentIv return
Ell 10 81 Louis with the most valuable colleclioo
OF Fgrs ever collected on our frontiers has in the
space Of rs days fitted out another expedition of
40 men, 100 mules and horses, wi,h $50 900 worth
OF meTchaadize, and expected 10 set off abou,
18th of Oct. destined OF the Rocky Noun
talns for two ye1rs The Fur trade is of great
local and general Importance; and it is complained
ihtt whilst our own ciiiZt prohibited British
Subjects are permitted 10 trap on our lands Col
McNar, Agent for tie Osages has re scued from, the
Indians all the property lately taken by them Ina,
had mol been destroyed, and had returned TO =, l.
Tne Iadians promise satisfaction out of their anu
lilies. The st. Louis EDGuirer relates the re
mTSabe aud unnatural occuncace OF an Osase
woman being deli se.ed of two children n male
and female, and determining TO Iut them to death
from which she was dissuaded by her sister She
refused .ha1, nourishmcnt and her sister sustained
them screen ddTS on tcdfeT. The mother deter
mined on their destruction hired an old squay TO
steal and hide hem iii the woods to perish. The
Rev. Mr. Psxley hearing of the circumstance
adopted means for their recovery They were
found tedup together in piece of blanket in a
thcke, OF briars; one sucking the cheek of the
other. Bo'p are said 10 be ,!ong we'll at MIR. P's
residence - TIE citizens Of S. Lout have piven |
public dinner 10 Major Il O'Fallon and other gen
ternen attached 40 the late expedition.
OHTo.--'rhe GAINESVILLE Gazetie state.. that an
easy and eIcctuai eyentye to the r,vages OF the
Flying Weevii viii be 70 Ind in strewng over, and