Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-09-14

count ior each note separately. OF which there
were e'sh cen, and occupied about one hour in
reading
The Cashier of the Office OF the Bank in this
town, and gentleman from Philadelphia employ.
ed oy the bank to fill up the body OF its notes,
proved conclusively the spurious character of the
notes charged counterfeit in the indictment, as
wen as. those found in possession of the prisoner
when apr ehended in Fredericksburg. Indeed, the
case wa.so clearly made out from the evidence,
mat II was submitted the jury, closing the
testimony, without argument. The only question
OF law That could be started requiring the decision
oi the Judge was whether the Cashier should noi
De compelled TO explain to the jury the particular,
never-isiiing private mark by which he distinguish
eu the genuine from the counterfeit notes! He
having refused TO make such disclosure at The re-
qairement ofthe prisoners counsel. The Judge,
sustained the refusal of the Cashier, though we
understand, he admitted that the disclosure might
De insisted on if considered necessary to the con
Viction o! the prisoner, in which the public wei.
rare was concerned.
The Jury after retirement of abou; half an
hour, brought in verdict fading the prisoner
GUILTY, and sentencing him to fifteen gears
imprisonment IN the Penitentiary. lie is now
about 30 years OF age.
The trial OF ARLEDCE, who was arprehended
as the accomplish of Newbold, and tried upon a
similar Indictment, took p.ace on Saturday, and
terminated in his acquta
yNorfoL. HeraM.
.feD6old has been received into the Penitentiary
mere. we understand that he says he had hand
In counterfeiting the bank notes; that when the
gang OF counterfeiIers apprehe nded in Phi
iadeiphia they requested him to receive and take
care oil their trunk for them; iha, he did So He
FOUND u to contain their plates. SC. and than
SiOU OOU in spurious notes; he helped himself TO
or thousand dollars, and concealed the trunk
where 1t will never be found without his agency
Editors Eng.
! Col. Thomas W. Rdndolpb We understand
that this gentleman, thinking Mr.. Clay was The
author OF an Offensive commentary on his la e let
Ter under The editorial head of the National Journal
wet TO Washington some days ago TO ascertain
the fact. On calling upon Mr.. Clay. he not only
disclamed being the author, bu, declared he had
never seen the article. The ostensible editor as
serted that the article was editorial. II being as
serted that Col Randolph had lost the confidence
OF Mr.. Jefferson, Col. Randolph mas induced TO
publish several letters disproving TINT assertion
These letters we lay before readers Every
| thing that comes from the pea of the Sage of
Monticello, is teresting TO his coun'ryrnen.
| Ho,c isMi,!-The Edit RS Of the National In
| telligencer have no, published Gov. Giles ads
dress, Mr. Jefferson's letter to hini ID they
wait for request from " old subscr ber'' to
protect them from offending the powers that be /?
| Or they confounded- and feel unwilling to
| publish the positive contradiction of their g4scon-
aiding boast, that Mr.. Jefferson thought with them
They called for the evidence to d~prove ,hsir as
sertions. 1t is given and it overwhelms them.
We are sorry for their imprudencsl
Mr.. RumrH, who came passenger in the Bay
ard, Is Minister Flenipoieatiary of the Hanseaiic
Republics to France. Mr.. Rumpf has come out
TO THE country special mission, ii is presumed
to make new Commercial Treaty. His amable
| lad phO f,t,, T. ,1o.l
] J. Astor, E-q. and takes ,hia opportunity of yi-
sitting her native city. ~. T. IIer Tin
lCoprnulneatsd
From circumstances which have come 10 nv kuowIedy re
and explanations made since the publi"s subscribed by
athe Rehmond Enlu'Ier have becO,u- that the
charges ~ SAID publication contained against private char
aeteT OF Garter Beverly Esq and
hie man 'aoud di'ay5w unadsised statement sEains
Wheeling, Sept. L. 1927.
The aboses 'rue copy possession of Moses NJ Chinin
| MOSES NJ. CHAPLIN,
! HOSES C. GOOD.
Noah Zane Eq having satisfactorily Withdrawn frO hi,
publication IN the Richmond Enquirer STATEN en a.
were personal aud desPeeuI my private character do
Mercy " ne Pn Of perfect reciprocity, revoke ali that
have said written against private character of Mr.
Zane do declare, that my feeling. him are
as one honorable honld auoter and thai
,aVow all n'eniion OF hereafter renewing the controversy
otIween Us IN ha, may affect has private
s"S d'f p pS %saG, of to revoke
letter to OF the 9th June last, improperly published by MI
( N-'"eJ S"htehe WHnont my appreciation.
CARTER BEVERLY
| Wheeling, Sept. 4th, Is27.
The sbore true copy from the original possession of
Moses Chaplin MOSES CHAPLIN,
MOSES GOOD
II We ay the Speech of NJ, Barry, Of Kentucky fore
our readers Ii eDquent aud mastery prod ue,on
| thy OF the most careful PsIusal.
| Communicated.
DIED. at Cabin Point, Surrey county, Va on Sunday
August 70, ster short but okne. Thomas H.b.
bard M d., Of d.. Hubbard OF Kennebec co.
Maine, Tor the last resident this Long ,nj
arduous had heen hi. struggle obstacles for.
ane had thrown IN his and to establish himself
aud independent standing in society He had acquired
knowledge Vt his profession equaled by few H
prospects were Jut frightening before him, DIRE
the curtain hs earthly Soeiahe friendly in
bis disposition, simple and unohtrUsve his manners frank
and engaging his department. few had
IN acquiring aud retaining friends lie died regretted by all
who knew biman honest without guide concea i'm emf
IA this city, Monday la, Wiiiis AisfoH aged II
month, and days, youngest Of Thomas w and Marga-
ret White.
RICHMOND PRICES CURRENT.
| fotaeeo,very fine, H. ~ Hides Spanish, 15sis
Do. middns, "a Bramy,eog.gaL 90 a i5U
| Do. refusal, n 8 70 Do. Auule