Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-10-02

cause IN Va, 10y is.iin; the matter aion. tho vir.
gl"''n' viii scarcely require such an 10
dr-ci their choice. Presses, which are the mere
, sfppisnt organs of al interested Administration
VIII have no influence In :. moulding the opin-
IONS OF . ee people We understand, however
! very well, the other object which those Presses
nave IN view. IL IL part OF the Policy of their
Party To 'n-;ead the people. in one quarter bv
ASSUMING show OF strength which they do not
possess IN another. The InielIigencer knew very
Wen on Saturday last, that the elections In M.ry.
itna took place on Monday yesterday those m
cs'Sw're To-day. AID those in Philadelphia on the
ON. Us bold assertions about {" the fefluent cur
rent OF public opinion ia Virginia - the expect ed
elect OF the proposed Convention at Richmond
ana the new direction of " public opiuionn
- through hundred channeis"-were shr-wd,y
'ntended to hlt between wind and water But as.
seiuon IS not arRunent--eWen the distinct asser-
uons OF the n. Y. American are no, proofs We
know the state OF public sentiment in Virginia r,.
tnsr better than the supplsnt ans in Washn,ton
and we vain them against decepiious par,izans and
seii-delusions. We have seen an Adams Con
veniion 10 Virginia before this day, failed oace
anu II WIN fail again. information TIN ough thou
sand Channels satisfies u beyond doubt, that
TRICK and inesse, patronage and power, promises
S,aoe and prejudice. appealed TO, will TAIL in Vir-
s'nia f1er c!tiz-ns are rather too Shire ysd TO be
csJoied, too honest 10 be corrupted In truth
.nough we harras- the of the Editors OF the
.o"si 1ouihai' oy the expression, we repeat that
the tate Of 'he administration lie irreyocably
seaied- and Meae, Meae is already written uuon
the Walls of the Palace.
Mr. Forsyth is a candidate for IN. Goye,nor,s
Chair OF Ge'rgia. The friends of Col Campbell
az hfst started him in opposition bit Col C.
Withdrawing, MIR. MlttileIY Talbot was broushi
out against MI. T. The election takes place in a
lew days but, on the I7h instant, MIR Talbo,
breahed his last, al his residence near Washnston
u. after an indisposition of a days Mr. T
enisratej from Be !rd county, Va. TO Georgia in
the year 1885 and. after filing some dis,ip suished
ounces IN that state, he has sunk into the tomb
amid the deep regret, of his fellow-ci,iz.us No
other opponent has since been brought out against
Mr. i.
ihe election Campaign is conducted with grea,
spirit In Marytsnd, Delaware ard Pennsylvania
Ii Is about opening in N York L. Ma,yIaod. the
election took place yesterday Tor members of The
Legislature. Ia Baltimore particularly the canvass
Is an'maen and warm-H turns upon the Presj
DENTAL election Genefsl Stewart and NIcMsbon
are the jackson candidates Messrs Stricken and
Tyson Che late members) ani RAYMOND are the
Adams can Iidates. Ward meetings were con
stant!y holding, the candidates haranyung & hand.
bills thrown into circulation. Delaware too IL in
violen, agitation about The election of a Represen.
tative in Congress. Party lines are forgotten and
hensey Johns Is supported as the Administration
H.
tinsuIshed bayard) the Jackson candidate The
most Influential politicians Ia the State are warm
iy canvassing tor their candidate both sides are
sangune, and the result is doubtful. TIE same
sceneis acting in Philadelphia. MIR. John Ser
seant tthe Panama MINISTRY is run FOR CONGRESS-
oythe administration men; and Mr.. Joseph Hemp
hill, not ten days returned from England, is sun
ported by the friends of jackson. These 10 area,
zeal manifested on both sides. Mos, of the Fe
deras:s will probably support Mr. S; and most Of
the Democrats, Mr.. II. Mr.. g. NAV be elected.
but 1t !. the only Congressional District in tb,
s'a'e' IN which an Adams man would nov stand
any chance of success.
me ~ fo Areriean ea,ses, that Mr.. Van hs.
purpose OF Running Mr. C. Vice Presideui on he
uakseye' ad,r.ns, IF course that such coalition
confirmation thereof" Yet pse doe. the hm.re
aid"ee we undertake to 'sssert dntncy" Que
s31rhe Albany Argus (of last Evenings
Aaii) calls upon and d.fes the n. Y American
one &" solitary proof tbat Governor Citation is W..
derstood to he he candidate for tie V Presidency
with Gen. Jsckson, or that AM the slightest ar.
rangement or understanding exists or has exis,
ed between Gov. G. and Mr. v. Il on that or any
other subject. - The Argus pronouaces The Ame-
ricsn to be the wilfn! fabr,cators of an unfonns,
a-ser ION = VIVA, say ye TO this, Msssrs. Editors
! oil the Nai'0aal f"teRigsncer and Jo4rnaL2 VIVA,
device have ye nexl?
we lay this day tefore leaders msny Interesting s,
cite, S2n our la'' rage aud itAi ha'D touching tne Ohio
mend them to The attention Of cur readers
NJ Gis.. speech The Conclusion of o dgvoied
cut 'cs ate.s which should have to our rsas
ers- hu Ne sha have Il more power hereafter 10 -
'eFsIly this tVn'euts of our paper.
singular PeircdehOn from Tiraiaiq.- Mr
Chopper, OF Accomac County for W ar,led yervun.
cnmpon organic reflex. found on the shore Of the
Atlantic Ocean. near Folly I,,nj;n, r, -.
OF the skull OF some msuimiferous animal from
which, however, the occiput had besi broken a
way. None of The vertebe, ribs, or other paris ~
the skeleton had been discovered The lower ia,v
wanting.
The bones received, appeared TO have been e.n-
yeded in'oa sort OF agate, hsid enough to abrade
steel, but not to strike fire. The weigh, Of this
fragment OF Uranium was shout fourteen no,nd.
syoHdupose. There were two tusks OF large size
projecting from the upper m1xillary, one on "a Oh
side. They were composed of ivory and had
been considerably injured by strokes and violence.
Tee fracture exhibited somewhat OF a concavo.ron.
vex surface, and knerly aspect. They we've tro-
fonndiy rooted Ia their sockets and impaired to b
cheeks, swollen and poncbed form
The nasal otIfce Of ahearl-lile form. and di
vided by strong sepium
There eight teeth, beside the tusks fo.,,
on each side Of the palate bone. They ,yefr oui,.
distinct III their places, and more resembled iyory
than bone Their surfaces were worn away by
chewing or grinding, SO 10 exhibit obJ;gueIy
uuncaied SUBMITS. Four OF them were .tuI sdbc,'
Ing, the other tour had been dislodged and los,
Parts Oh the zJgomsIic processes remained aud
there were strong marks of The former insertion of
the temporal muscles.
There were very few and n1istinct suTture.. Tie
plsinesi one was between the mouth and the nos
triis.
a communication made, Of this curious art.
TO the Bycgum Of natural history IN twas refAr.,