Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-11-21

AZ Is stated here thata public Council at s5ou,
hundred of the M'Iniosh party of Indians had 20
'e'm'ned 10 emigrate across the Mississippi, and +.
was expected that as many more would soon fol-
low. '0o' ''
Col. BrearIy has been in this place b,, he.
lieve he has proceeded for the Nation:
'onn w. Taylor. Speaker Of the House. il O.
iected to Congress from New York, by a majority
oil over eight hundred votes, end Mr. S,ous is p
iecteo oy upwards of two thousand--they were
oo'h vehemently opposed
-lloTe and better IF the Chesopeoke Cana,
StocNho!der in the Company for cutting tb.
Lanai, In reply To the statements in distant nane,s
pfeJudiola! 10 Its prospects, states in the phil,
dephia American Daily Advertiser. N = i, ,v;,s
IN his own knowledge that the Board are smn,x
proViced with funds to prosecute tie work. and
mat they very promptly pay every proper demand
'na' Is Drought asains, them. He also states tina.
the work was never progressing better than at III,
present moment; that the force DIV emploved i.no,
snort oil 2oU0 men, and il is now quite certain IN.
whole work will be com pleled within the mex, 10
months. ~, r..
Mr.. Miller, who for the last three year. has mos.
generously devoted his time and services IN Tho
ureeSs, fisking his life and sharing the hardshps
OF the people OF that country, without compensa
uon, and with but scanty provisions for his subss
tenee. arrived at Boston from Smyrna, on Tuesday
the 9Th inst.
The election of Representative TO Conoree.
from the Raleigh, IN. C.l District in the room OF
w. Mangum, resigned, took place on Fr;d,, az
Sd instant, when General Daniel L. Barr;n., va
was elected by small majority over James Me
bane.
M plon Thur.i'y evening last. by the Rev NJ.
Hart Mr. Ihonds ADKINS, of this eity 10 Mis-. Lou;,n d,ni
ter Of the late Maj. John Harris, Of Chesterfield
il James City county, Va. mr. Richard N ordnr' n'.
the late John Gordon, Esq) the 2st year Vt his AZ.
merit thus Departed which fall. the lot OF frienJ.hin D.
record, commanded the love aud esteem Of many and
and possessed in eminent degree those high qu.le, ~b
relish to social Intercourse refined ih,eee, taught
manners '' -
He had tear for Pty, and hand
Open as day for melting charity,
ms enei eseeii.nte however, lay moi in these quais. Of h
eoies i hr IA sie .P"5" ndom%snt; which
give peace To the rosse;or aud POK, the world the way
Noiseless all the foot of Time
That lightly h.ads on flowers ~
Yet IN the night Of adversely and OF death wh, ~
afford any comfort but that faith and hope which sbope
spieuou. in the subject Of this notice. In those nner
ease aud anciouied thought which oeca.naiy granite
him, he acknowledged the mercful aud is,
ne ndvhle Almighty God Father, Son and How CHI,
P re- ,h st ou all Iesri Ter he expressed firm
reasiness to depart IN entire submission the will of nE
"se" an fowti greatly to the satisfaction OF his weeping
relatives and friends, who were sorrnw,nv in view of b.,
loss but not as hose without hope FOR 10 use the word f
one oil h. nearest and deare their VA. hi. ran
in putting away teousness, and learning on the bosom
III; Saviour, his soul took its dis III. eternal mansion,
Il peace and happiness: "'
y death! where is thy sting
- d grave where thy victory ?,
. aI.et an llhe's "i three days at DIR. S. Taa,rro,
pahge county, ON Monday 25h September, John r. Fnx
h1ga Taetsr0, Of Rose-i, the 18Th year Of hi. az.
IA thi' youth there was every thing hat parents heart eon
ms eohiaetlhr most correct, cheerful and iec,ion
we W MS aiposi"n With modest and nassunnr ann,,
he was S'r'enio' Medicine and promised to be usrf
But Iesussp,sks and bid him come
AWAY ~ 81 dirouI Ie