Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-11-24

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The friends of General Jack .on will be sraiilied
: 10 KNOW that Col. Duane, who was. peThaps, MOI,
instrumental than any other indv dua, in achie
the triumph of Republican principles in 1900
l. one oil the Philadelphia Committee Of Cores
p'ndsnce, am, a finn and consistent supporter ol
The Hero Of New Osisans''
n Few days before Congress met in December
a-t TIE PRESIDENT decided send ministers to Pa.
h'nis. Il lew days before Congress- will assemble
curing the present year, the Minister is TO be sent
Oh a eurioss coincidence in the periods Vt the
events as IL Relates TO the meeting OF Congress
anu considerable interval between tie events
themselves!
" me space which have occupied for some time IN
ou .oh'etsy with the Salious ireliis far AZ il
VIVA "nit c'uesIns the editors OF two pagers.
tnc'au'iy appropriated to tha pose. But the Inc
having placed e discussion po ruunl. winch e,u-
~ - interest Tie ents oi the ooastutium-,e ec our
serves called uron the great the ,,ut,h. ,i,
spu Nepu"l lHisn tas rrs,,iou cat,an in
% u9'tiines Ia drngunc ed bv az indi--
aan' "'ion IL indeed, the principle Of i9s A., 10 n. b
h " lhr Pstie, or the ake oi the posed advantage
49, " canal Ill The constitution rri uf al rs
limitations and CVusress i he permitted to do. ay thing
! NAY .'hA productive OF thu s'uenl welfare, OF Which Is
ny 10 TIE constitution then that un,.i 4, az
pah.r vne ihau mere p,rrhnen saulnr owe, nnen,
any other 4 niot than All The p,,e viii b,
= bat shall haze the 'osoiatiun OF ha,n. bosr, To-
| vac '''l Al Is or the people todscidv.
MT Secretary Rush has been quite III for sew
erai days past with severe bilious affection bu,
IS now sftneN hat better. hIr. Secretary Bar
pour, who also had severe attack. (belirv.l TO
Ce tue st Illness OF his whole life) continues to
sain he,ih' Nix Secretary Clay Is absent on
VS., 20 West Point where he has : n at IN.
| Military Academy re, H.,
Tie U. s. Sioop of War Horne., Capt. Clsx-
,on' arrived al Philadelphia, Thursday evening.
n9v'eg made tine run OF f:y-s!x hours fiom
Lsae to take on board Nj. Sergeant. one Of
our Ministers, NJ. Ponsett being the o ler)
10 the - eubiy OF = American Nations in Mexiro.
MT. Int
FHiLAoELPHTA. Nov. -.
The Hon. Henry Clay, Richard Johnson. Of
Kentucky, and Louis Mc!Jaue, OF Delaware ar.
rived in tile Union Lane Steam Boa, from B,I,j.
more on Sunday, ami nave taken lodging. At the
Mansion House Hotel. E,t,,,.y
MIR. Sergeant. the minister 70 pan,n,a. md -,
visit yesterday morning to NE United States slnop
ofwsr Hornet, now lying in our iiver. H.. wa.
receive with salute otthrtesn guns Mir. Ser
gean VIII sail for Mexico, in the Hornet. on Sa
,urday or Sunday mex. On Saturday last. the
Fhii"delphla Bar gave that gentleman, at the Ma
I sonic Hall, farewell diuLer, which was marked
| ny The utmost cordial!ty and decorun The mum
her OF the company was fron sixty To sev-a,v. and
the repast sumpiuous. William Rawle. Es1
presided, Joseph Aopkinson, William Mefedtb
and Horace Bnnoy, E,qri.es, acted as vice pres,
dents. 4,,,,.r,,
a, aIe~pecs bie meeting Of the friend. Of Domestic
industry he'd At the District GoGr; Room. OF
! Philadelphia the 10Th inst.
/ MATHEW CARY was called % the Cb,;r and
REDWOOD FIsHER, appointed Secretary
The Chairman opened The meeting by realing
letter from Aiessrs Files,o on and y own. of Bo.
tom stating the measures that had been taken there
on the be t oil The depress of The W.ollen
| Manufactures, aud inviting co operation He al
also read constitution similar to that of the new
England association, according with the teicr oil
the advertisement calling the meeting
On motion, the subject generally was referred to
a committee OF The following ge"ilemea, to con
slider OF and report al al fu,aie III athe
Gary, Mark Richards, Bernard M'Cready, j. j .
Bore, Redwood Fisher.
The meeting tlen adjourned 10 assemble again
when called, 10 hear tie report OF the comuii.tee.
MATHEW CARY, Chairman.
Attest -EEDwooD FISHER, Secretary
~ meeting Of s'iniry Citizens Of the County
of Augusta, tie Court House in Stanton. on
Saturday, the llth November 1926, for the pur-
pose OF taking into conside alton the subject o.
connecting The Stauntnn and James River, and the
Kama" ia Turnpike Roads
John Watt Esq. called TO tie Chair, and
! William Clarke, appointed Secretary
John X. PeytoI, E7q. after few PREDATORY
remarks, presented memorial 10 Ike Lsg,=la,ure
! OF The S.se on The sutjrci, which, on his mo-
ton, was read, and adopted; and the following.
gentlemen wee appointed a committee TO cir
culate ihe same and procgre Subscribers thereto,
| viz
John Tate. CHARLES 4. Sisr' Joseph Brown,
Lewis Hartman John e .msardner, 5hn r. Chris
tan, John M'Cue. AiexA der Crawford, Henry 3
Roland, George Eskridgc, Michael Gaber, George
Gslser and William Bell
On motion of Cen. Baldwin, Resol. ed, that
the Secretary of this meeting have thirty copies
OF the sad memorial printed Tor the use of the
said committee.
On motion, Resolved, that the proceedings OF
! ms meeting, together with the memorial he pab-
ished IN the " Stanton Spectator
JOHN WAYT. Chairman,
Attest, VIM. CLARKE, Secretary.
An establishment ba- recently been opened in
~ folk or tue manufacture OF an entirely new at
tcle, Imitation Leghcn. Hats. a patent has
been obtained for tie invention.
PORT GIBSON, Miss. Oct. 10.
Dael took place on tuesday last. be,w cen
Coi. jos. 5. Gibbs, of his town, and Mr. Allisoi
Ross, OF Jefferson county. They fought WIN
musAeIs loaded with ID buck shot al thirty pace.
DISTANCE Colonel Gibbs was wounded in the lef,
hip, and in two places between his hin add knee.
but met with no injury to tie bone Mr. Ro-s ie
ceived uckshot the left breast. His wound
Is considered the most dangerou-
DANvILLE, Nov. IL
ROANOKE NAVIGATION.
The last accounts from The superintendent Of he
hands OF the Roanoke Company, s,a Z that The
sluicing OF tie Dan was completed, and that the
hands were ascending the ) aunion River ana he
entertained no doubt If elTeciIpV safe a.J cas-,