Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-10-23

Tie Eveaine lost, aal DINER vs-st,. ,,a,i-l5
long account OF = Nj. Smiths ia,l do. n -
precipiee =, Niagara. oni the alleged i.hn.nsniy IS
Forsyth. the innkeeper there, for reinsing, ~ a.
him, when wouried, into hi house t,,,s,,i
hs- Published contradictory statement, ,,hi.i'
makes GU, dissgree,ble case against Smith H..
Ing noticed the charge. obliged TO motto.
the reply, end that is the last notice we shall ta
OF The matter. IN y t>a
"A letter fIori officer on board The u. 6 .h;
Constitution TO bis fr;end in New York, menio,,s
That I'll the for-gn vessels of war in the por, Of
Smyrna. paid compliment TO our flag ON Tho al,
of July. br firing -eluies. The firing commence,
on board the British ship Cambrisn, Com uam;,
ton, which was followed by the Fresch aud An.
TRAN atG:irals, anil the commanding officer of I'M.
Dutch Squadron. gun for gun TIJ.
Red J .cket.-It ha- cen previously stated thu,
Ibis lent and eoq,icn chief OF tie Sen..s
tribe, had been dep0sed by the other chiefs in COZ,
'eqnsnce, they aiIeds, OF his int m erancs
aad opposition t. christianity. A friend Bu(r,lo
men'iaa- that he will appeal all the r. hes of the
Six Nations against The decision of the chiefs AMI
claim TO DO r>ns,sed in his rights. Iii. dice b.,
acted here ofore >s charm in their coencils All
this occasion will ire enc calculated % call for,l
his utmost powers. He is very in eaipera;s, bnt
The hostility asains, him ], mainly at,rihu,ab.c :,
his obstinate re,G.al 20 join IL nny dceasure- ~
wii'ch ms irihe may be induced TO par, w., ii.
res due OF their lands. lie mas been a,.,,,,at =
cosardice. but M.jor Frazier of BLACK RorL 49,,
der whom he ioOgh in the Canadian camnsio -
last war, has publicly vindicatei him, and s.ss,,
from his own own ob-efvs,io, that the rho,.s :;
"i'"ou' 'o'"naioa' tn. y. Statesman.
-Edshplie, Oc' "A public dinner wa.
terdty given at Vavxhsll Garden, IN this -
oy me citizens OF Nashville ami lie vicinity. 10
Tue S1"h' iiagh Il White, one of our Senators IL
congress, who is here, on a visit y.,v -
number OF citizens attended Goyernor -,
OF Hor'h Carolina, Gen Jackson, Gen c.
Coz ernor Houston, und The members of The -,
azure were present by invitation. Grea, harmon,
prevailed and after dinner The following ,oas,s
were given.
The American Republic Founded ~ ~.
and ,ifluous patriots. Its prosperity ms,nIv a.
Ponds on the purity of its administration.
. Coniedefat-d and state hits When roisaJ
~ the balance asreeabiy To the spirit and inten,o"
OF The Constitution, no danger To- the republic ,sai
toe arpfebemded eeH
5 HE Safe OF Kentucky On the emh.,,,s,
plain, she bas fought with us; bled u,h ~
on the political field, we are proud TO bs,l her
again "a associate
Il Panama and TAcabaya There was = co,,o,
we llSv- heard. Ministers were appointed ,o -
and iind It OUT aud est inpe,,s.s is tie r.,nr
L he Legislature OF the STATE o! Tannes...
4he representatives, and guardians of g.u.,ons c.
ioert people; they profess, 3 they deserve H.
coniidence of The public %
Our guest, Hon. Il l. White IIh
ever found faithful 10 confiied Trust. ~
anmiiy by which he has been honoted with a.
cohndence OF his country is nauerias TO him snd
cTediisUle 10 IL au hor~.
The Navy of the United States Shin. cf U,o
o., u@N anu seainen are to the honor and glory Of
the stsr-spane!ed banner OF their country
) The "Cbieltan'' of more Than Rom, =, ,,
WITHIN whose reach was the proud-.l office
known to man; bargain was th- only obstacle n
ITS attainment, ''and he would nor,
Internal improv emeRis = Necessary TO con-
meTce they are worthy 10 be consi,te, ed rss.n,I
to union they desirable; bur Tor ssrin,
purposes, end maintaining of Iefso.s in mover {,
oiiic-, they to be depiored
! 10 William Cinol-- We iiighly appreciate his
services III lie Hetd and in the cabinet
IL Gen Samuel Houston Ihis day installed
INTO ch1ce- his l'ast services is a sure su.o,v
that the sdnnirirs Ion will be prost erous.
IL Gen. Jrhn Coffee the gsant +" Cb sftsi, ,,
vino on the mem r"be 23d oil December 81 III.
! mead oil h,- brave corps, unaided By the bavonet
thrice forced the Blush lines from their srons
position. 20
Is Commodore David rier- Tho. exiIed. {, .,
not esfanged FROM the hearts OF his countr,meo.
lap MS spin OF enteTprise-- his courage and skill
secure Tor him IN foreign land. tie honor and dis
tinc,ion den'e;i INN in his own
IL Washington, L,fAye''e and Jackson 4
trio OF military az hieitahs.'' The efforts thew
have made 10 easiaUe their country, merit 10 be
forever remembered by grateful people
10 Ihe American far WHO would not enIi,t In
heir service? Under their bsnne. who would nd
Oe soi"'s'! Baaner.
"a meeting Of the citizens of J.ou!o county
hei" at the Court iiou e, in L-esburg on MONDAY
"ie Isl oil oct. 1877, the following resolutions
were unanimously adopted:
KeSoiyeJ, That this meeting regards tie Chssa-
peske and Ohio Canal a. national object, OF deep
interest, end as infinitely connected with the well
isre OF lie section Of country in which " live.
: hesoiyed, That we earnestly reco mmend TO our
/ O"-chi%en- IN general, 10 make subscription
10 the enterprise propOrtioned 10 their means.
SAnUEL NJ. EDWARDS. Cha.
JOHN JANNlGY, Sec'ry.
TENNESSEE LEGLsLaTLyy, ~
TO THE EDITOR -DArrp