Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-09-30

New YoRK, Sept. 26--Letters from New Or.
leans oil the Sd inst. by the Statira. stale that tbc
city was healthy for the season, and the prospect
OF the coming crops favorable.
New Orleans papers TO the evening of the I'd
lnst. are silent respecting the health of the city,.
ply, CURRENT OF 'iat date. states that about 60
Daies oil the new crop OF Cotton had been received
but 1t was not expected that the inport would com
mence IN any quantity under about GO days.
u,ofa.ar newspapers to Aug. IL, are received
by the Trident, arrived al this port They f,,r;sb
out little intelligence Of interest 10 the American
reader. SO low had been the King of Sp,in,s
purse, that to enable him to travel from Madrid
20 SAINT ideiionso, 1t became necessary to col
ec' al the funds IN the hands of the collectors of
Exci'e duie1. The EmPecinado General Don
Juan Martn) is 10 be executed accor,,;ns - .en.
'ence, his body quartered and TO be exhibited a, ur
points upon the high road NJ. Abad Qucypo, Ri
sh' Oh hechoacan, has been condemned 10 /; years
60 'hnement IN convent near Toledo in order saws
ms sen'ence, that he may there learn christian
doefr"ie by which probably is meant the dipine
right Of Kags. rRosr Dat =
FHILADELpHrA,S Sept. 27.-The President OF
'e United states lett this city yesterday, a, twelve
O'Clock, for Quincy Mrs. Adams beioo sill ,oo
much indisposed to travel, will remain with her
son and nece, In our city, unit, she may sufficient
~ recover 10 pursue the journey. If she should
ho' regain her health in few DAYS, she will pro-
coed no further north. Mrs. Adams not being by
any means dangerously III, the President was in
duced, by strong sense of filial duty and affec-
tion, 10 complete his visit TO his father, who anx-
'ousiy and confidently expected him the present
| season. r9,.or,
Mr.. Jefferson aud Mn O,ren.-The foIIowry
we in I.,
Gle. from Mr.. JEFFERSON, shows the f,vor.bl,
lisht In which that philosopher views the new sys.
tenn OF society, introduced by Mr.. OWEN:
! MONTICELLO, Der. %, 49,
DIR; return thanks for the pamphlet YOU hav,
oeen so kind as 10 send me on the subject of Com
monwealths,' ITS moral principles meet entire ar,
PROBATION, It's Philanthropy especially and its view,
"i the equal rights OF man. That on the )principl
| oil communion OF property, maII/societies
may exist in habits of virtue, order. inT,strv an,
peace; consequently, in state of as mueh happnss
ss heaven has been pleased to deal out 10 imperfec
humanity can readily conceive, and indeed ha V,
seen It's proofs In various small societies, which
nave been constituted on that principle, but do not
Iee authorized to conclude, from these, that an ey
tended society like that of the United States. or of
All individual state, could be governed happily on
the same principle.
look TO The diffusion of light and education. as
Inc resource most to be relied on for amelioratins
The condition, of promoting the virtue, and advan.
eng the happiness OF man. That every maa shall
be made vlrtuons, by any process whatever, il in
deed no more 10 be expected than that every tree
shall be made to bear fruit, and every plant nou-
rishment-the briar and bramble can never become
the vine and olive-but their asperties NAV be sof
tened by culture, and their properties improved TO
usefulness IN the order and economy of the world
And do hope, in The present spirit of extending
10 me great mass oil mankind, the blessings ofin-
s'rue'ions' see prospect of great advancement
in the happiness ofthe human race. and that ,bis
may proceed to an indefinite, although not to an
inhAne degree. Wishing every success 10 the
viewso OF your society which their hopes can pro-
mise' and thanking you most particularly for the
Kind expression of your letter towards myself, sa
iu'e you with assurance of great esteem and respect
THOMAS JEFFERSON. s
To Mr. Blatchly, New York.