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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-10-19
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The PioBa Imam feels much natereJ 70 s,d ~.
ne l' of Sufficient imporranc &c 70 a,rac the ,o,;.
q" me y iiofs Of the n In ell gencer; but he must
'aSs the liberty OF seiiing he Editors risht uoon
one or two points, on which they ara a. much mis-
taken as they probably about " hat vii, Re The
result OF The great Anti-J&ckson Convention il,
kchnond. The Editors, in the frs, place lsbor
under sad mistake, in believing The opjnions of
Inc " Pioughman" to Correspond with those Of
'As IarHson party generally in Virginjs: ON tina
contrary, they are at variance with those of slmo,,
svery Jackson man With whom ne has conversed
ine - TlOughman can assure the Eliiors of the
Nancnai inteiiigencer h-i he is not the eooApieu-
Gus character in Virginia tia, thew bav. Io,e Mn
we honour TO suppose him but is really and ;tul,
lhe humble " Pioughman'' be profes-es To ne All
lives In one OF the most obscure and insnlatsj ss.
ioHs oil 'fgiaia, iaT rom - the mailing c-oa.,.
'shoIie s'"!s' 10 his Essay (ihe length Oh
which is - Objectionable he was speahine his
own sentiments and not erhoirg the opinions OF
any one --of playing the satellite to sny sres, man
or set OF great uien. the " Ploushm9n.' like
mos oher ciodhopper- is TOO obstinateiy opinist-
cd 70 become Gle mou hpiecs OF party, ,vea for
Tie Lops IF Tet1nrd ~
lie Editors would not, in al probability, have
iaiien into these errors, If tbeY had not resided
WITHIN me sphere OF the court, where j, cannot be
expected that ruth viii ever coms clad IN tb oIan
s'fb IN which she generally visits the cousss Of
he Rus i- -
The " FlougbmaD" does not know, exactly
what idea the courhy Editors intend 10 convey To-
'hsr fe.GeTs' when hey apply the term iabour.
ed to his essay Ii they mean thai much ,i,ns
and pans were bestowed on il, be will remark
that he bad not even The several printed statement,
before hm, TO which he refers in his e-ss,. b.
flo,e" 'hen from memory; and that he was occu-
pied ex'cty four hours in writing n The
" PiouehmsD" would have con idere hin elf up-
ds' greater obligation to the county Editors, hail
they, al The same time that they were commando
Jog h'm Tor his eaniour. followed his candid ex =
s PIE N making their Quotations from his Essay
they h'Ye given their selections in ,yav n ,n.Ls
mon appear TO that portion of TIE readers who
may not NEE with the whole Essay, ye,y d, g.
ma,icAi fellow, confidently advancing biz own O.
onions WI bout any argument TO support them.
he would have been somewhat surprised II this
course 10 ihe couiIy Editors, hsi he not before
witnessed s'rniisr conduct in them, towards per-
'oh' Of much more importance Imam The
PLOUGHMAN.
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Communicated f,y the JJ.,o,s

hH L Id ACkoON MEETING
Al meeting of the Cmzsas of The Cour,v oe
afford. opposed to the election OF Gen Al ....,
Jackson 20 the Presidency of the United S,a,ss
and OF The Friends at lie present administrator
held, pursuant tn notice in the neNsospers il, ,ls
ConIihouse Of said county, on MONDAY the stb d,v
OF October, 1927. ''
Alex'r r. Roe. Esq. was c,iI.I 10 the Cb.i,
an John II. Conway appointed Secre,arv
n Comm tee, cons sting of Enorb eJ
'!eorGe NJ. Cooke, William G. Beae, Rober, II
Ho0e, WIN Ford and Hancock Eusisce. we're -.
pointed to prepare and report suitable resolutions
Tor the e7nSIdrrsiIon Of the meeting. On uo,joo
a. +. Rase was also added to the said committee
Whererpop
The committee having rslred-a6er a sior, ,iro.
returned add submitted the following preamble &
resolutions:
We, the Citizens of Stafford County. vi.yvi-o
VIII doep regret and uDfeIgned apprehension tie
efforts row making throughout the Ijni,.d =, -
oy combinations OF parties the most exraorJ;narv
to elevate 10 he Chief Msgisfracy of OIL, Co,a,.'
man, alone di-tingGishsd for his military arbi,ye,
rient'; and who has been pronounced. bnt recent
~, by The very men who are now his most no,
ious sdvora'es wholly uoqnslifisd for the s,a,iop
aud bis election denounced a. a threatened cn,s
on The future deFnes If the country: And cor.i
dsfing the question a. being now narrowed L.
10 single point leaving but one alternative ei,ls
70 t2s 'he military Chief our next P,ea;dsn,
VINO 10 our conferences We believe 10 be unified
oO,n " e1ucslon' habits and temper, for the biyb
Hnu ts'PonSoie Stallion to which he sspires; or 10
continue IN Office the present incumbent. ~, A.
Jams man "i great political experience and in.
,esfty-who was pronounced by The Fstb.r of
his Country (ss for book az the yesr izo7 u
most able OF our Diplomatic Cops, and 10 ,Stn'o
most important Interests were conhdeJ boib a,
me and abroad, by every President in succsssior
RON ,hs' Time down 70 The period when he was
himself called by tie milton 10 preside &c, ts.
os'linier. al hough differing with MIR. Adams a..
10 TIE policy Of some OF his measures, and ais,
On syu's OF his political opinions. (opuons enter
erneo IN common by his opponent, std, if we are
correctly informed, in much more ohi@c ionsbIe
osstesl YET when leil 10 choose between he tyyo
ns'ne,s not to express our uDs7iivoeai and de
e'ded lreiefencs i5r John Qpincy Adams =. ,,e
next PIssdent Of ne United States.
6svfo 81 Ibefsi5e tha' sye vii use al f,i,
20 "o"o,"'e means 70 prevent tie election of
States. '' O"''s0
r o eel. That We decidedly dsapproye Of The
S-,1e nere'EIe 97rsrA ~ ia ss-assrs y, , ,,,e
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srnd tho-- supplies to tbs country beg slate so
yon, that the provisions sent from America nigh,
be the cause OF the Greek armies rendering thei.
co"o'ry tie CREATES, service, their operations are
oHsh iupedetl eol-ly rom the want Of provisions
anu anmnni,ioE. II has often happsuod that he
" eek armies have been three AID f. ur ,isys With
oo' Dread. enter fully into the ch,Iitable in
tthtions OF the humane and benevolent in Aneri-
g. AID perceive that their desire is TO alto relief
Z" 'be indsent and nearly starving population;
uut am at the ssme time PEI suatlcl that It W oul,i
De greater service rendered to GREECE and in this
N"ss 10 humanity, to dedicate part, if not all oil
'os-s supplies tn the use OF the army acting a
saiisi the enemy Tor tn. na,nrai copsrCuence
"u"'o o. grea'tr 'c'i'iiy Ia arying on the war,
ana greater probability OF putting a, end 10 a con-
Test which IL attended with 30 nnch misery TO
every class OF the inhabitsnts of Il eece. The
prov son Al given he army aud navy will be
regularly distributed aud lie effect will be ;inre~
~ ne, hereas on the contrary The distribution
'"e Grass called poor aud inGig-nt, adults OF a
'h'insand abuses, nowi hsaniing all the vigilance
s'io integrity oi the gentlemen charged with such
distribution
leg therefore. Gentlemen. TIA, You will b.
good enough TO send copy of his letter To ~
York, BoNon. ID PHILADELPHIA. in order tina, IN.
"'en oil Gfeece in Ame'ics may be induced to
cont nue. to afiod heir phanthropic aid to The
suffering q. eeks, bat with some alteration in ~,
.ues'Insuoo. aud according TO the ,la'emsnt /
cohsiier y my duty make 90 yon FIR ihe i.for
Inaton OF the Commuters
beg GehtleInsn, 80 you of my sinceres;
respect and remain your veiy uoed,ent servant,
lSsned.)
X CHURCH.. Catnman,!eT in Chief.
10 the Gentleman chrged with the distribution
oi Tue provisions, &c from A IN tica
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HAMILTON Sept. 2S.-The new canal bnat.
The 5. Forfer, Full, by Messr4. a. S r. L..
Cs~poeii OF Mddetown, arrived at this place on
Ahursday evening last. She is The aIst bost that
has been borne The bosom OF the Miami Canal
which l. now IN STATE of completion between
this place and hiiddieown. o., Friday mornine
she returned TO Mid4l-town bearing with her
respectable party of ladies' and gentlemen of dis
place, t. the number of about eighty, sccomp MED
ny music. They arrived Middlelown aboui
noon. prrtook of an excelen, dinner prepared BY
Mr. j. T. ReyDo'd-, and in the evening re urned
to this place. well plea.ed with their mp. .fav.
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IL stature, an forming general ticket vi Ieeto-
ey Caucus nomination and that we entirely .p-
probate the Ian of ,he proposed Convention to be
held a, 'he City OF R,cbmond on the BAD Tuesday
IN Jauuarv next Tor the rurpose oi f,,rriin. an e.
lecioa Ticket tor the Slate.
ReSo'ued That we will forthwith elect ,hre.
Delegates rep esent this county 10 the aforesaid
Convention. who-e duty IL shall be to confer with
other Delegates from the different counties of III.
coninon 'ealih. Tor the purpose of forming an =
c'ossi Ticke, for the S;s,e. of suci qualified per
sons are known TO he opposed TO the election
Of Geo. Jackson; aad to adopt such other inca
sures ~ 10y them shall be deemed expedi.nt s ,ro-
yer 10 promote the success OF said ticket
HeSaIreA That il be respectfully recommended
to our fellow citizens thu ougbout the common
wealth, who are opposed 10 the election of Gen ]
1" call NEE ings IN & cir repecive o,,nt:es and to
APPOINT Delegates 10 represent them at The propos
ed Cohv cation.
The meeting then proceeded TO the election of
thee Delegates; " hen Hancock Eistac. Eno,h
Mason. and William q. Bsaie, were unsnnousIv
closea.
On mo';on, it YVES farther resolved, That VIII
lam Danbaf, William b. Stone, Wilism Bar. er.
DIN NJ. Conway, William Moncuie Thn,nas C.
scott and William b coke. be, and they are hereby
appointed committee with power to supply any
vacancy that may occur in the Delegation from,
ths county in the proposed Convention
hes0io'd Tia, the foregoing proceedings he
-'sa,d by th- Chailnsn and Seer eisrv, and pub
!ished la the Virginia Hcrsd aad Political Arena:
and that Ill obeI Editors in the s. ate be invited tn
publish the sumo.
ALEX'R L ROSE, C!,a; man
=. vi. CON W y Y, Secretary
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FROM HALIFAX.

Bos RON, Oct >. BY The parket Schooner
Biilow. Capt Barker, We receiy I'd Halifax Pspers
TO the path ult Inclusive.
Capt. Canning, Commander Of The Rri,ish FIJI
gate Alligator, was al ST John, N j. when he
received information # the deah of his father :
lie 'nl'ne lately cf for Halifsx probably Ia
OBTAIN leave OF the Admiral 10 depart for ENGLAND
The Governor of Nova Scota has ordered :,
new census of that province TO be taken. IT..
reGnifes return of the religion. rersra ion os
each tamiiy--'he quantity of land cultivated ths
number OF horses horned ca,Iie and sheen, in IN.
Province
Neatly 100 vessels have arrived at RI,am;chi
thi' year, from H. i'~in. for lumber and timber.
Hlrs. i.aly, aged 81. for burning her hisbanJ'-
insured house. at ST. John, N. g. has been sen
fenced to six months imprisonment. ami IN aI.,d
nall an hour in the iillory. A ienient punishment,
Tor such crime.
~ e boundary # he u s.
FREDERICTON, n Il September Is-The
ios'i'e attitudes anil declarations of come persons
III me vicinity OF The Madaw aska settlement,
(cailing themselves American Ciizeasl seen, 80
he the general subject of conversation: anil Va;
uns rep rts with regard TO their conduct are in ,;
cuIstion. "
we have good reassn 10 believe they have AZ, a.,
win vInience, and we are inclined 10 think ,bsy
WIN una, ere long, with great indiseretion too. =
Although the question to the bounti,rv line :,
that quarter in yet unsettled the posses.ion of ,h
Madawaska District is admitted, on all hand. IN
Os IN the British government; and we are we'll
persuaded 20 aitemp will be made, eher by strata.
& m or open violence, the part of the JJntcd
States, or the neighboring States TO change ,h,,
Possession III iswiess individuals choose 20 he
nave DISC deiiy, we trust they will, sooner y,
'stet ne taught proper Tespec: for the laws he
snch Tists'ons, as WI! make las'i-g impression
on heir minds.
II viii be unfortunate if there is anv troub,e -
because II h"S been reported the boundary affair
Is ID iraia Tor amicsble settlement
Boston Par.
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LETTER OF INVITATION.
To JoHN Quincy ADAMS,
President Of the u STATES.


BALTIMORE, Sih Oct. 1927.
SIR we haze been appointed, BY an assem-
hisse OF our fellow citizens, to a.idres. Won on
their behalf. and express to you ,hei, earnes, d.
sire that you would consent 10 remain in the Civ
OF Baltimore, for few days, on your re urn 10 the
Seat OF Government.
In making this reGueH we feel assured that we
oly do justice to our ellow--itizens who esnx-
icus, as they have been on the several occasions
when you have heretofore passed through their Ci-
ty, TO have an opportunity afforded them of estif,.
ing their uneigned respect for your public services
and their warm appreciation of The enlightened pol
icy which has ciiaracieTizel the admin Ia,ion az
the government since you have presided over it,
Permit US. therefore. respectfully but earnestly.
TO request you To sojoufn in city az loug a. the
public business viii allow you, and lhus eus.,!e US
TO pay TO the Chief Magistrate OF he Nation. those
mrss OF respect which ere So Justly due 10 one
whose life has been devoted to he service of his
country.
we have the honor tn be, Sir, with great res
pect, your most obedenI servants,
WIN PATTERSON,
WM MCDONALD.
SOLOMON EXITING,
LUKE HERMAN,
DAVID HOFF NAN
RICHARD =. MAGRUDER
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TO THE EDITORS or THE ENouIaER.
ii'"'ng occasion 20 yiai THE srsst Enyoriunl
sseIy spring snl iaii, during the Llsy seasons fos
b1-inessi ny principal atten lon has bsao o.cnned
N at ending to the mode in WHICH sales of -,sy,
cnand'@s are Effected. We have heard Of a g,sst
many Complaints. made principally by the DRY
1'od deslsfs IN this city. and Of repss,cd a,,,cs.
'ion' oy ,hsn' 20 Congress tor correction of dc
"9e'ioH . s'ei" Of this country. The ,acrea.lng
.n",'"'e OF 'his inon poly in this chy Is Lsyor1
al dsefpHon Very few Of osr y,,si,is &C.
c'ah's een have cofree, idea Of its deletefions G
&c. 'Aioss hey were here 10 as,aad the seyeraI
auihc,ired suction rooms y one month. snl sss
."s ii"n9feds d Ihousand, Of Doll.,s tbsf lhsir
'1'... u"y AMOUNT TO- Tee general impression Of
-"a's1s ~ 'his make; u, tia, we obtain god,
s'ssPs' "H'n soil 80 soc,ion .hsn ai ;rivs,e sale
oH "S Cannot he eofTtci--ss ths foreign ag.nte
"' p"nc'paiiy sa2rly The auctions via ro5ls
lot -'e' Fenefsly refuse 60 cell beo, in say orh.,
'"!' ""'H 's cJHcilsigc es'isrce IRA, thev o..
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Extract of a letter received in New York, dated
Washington, Oct ,, 1927.
!" Nh. Clay, together with the Navy and War
Ministers. evince 'hsir desperation by their un-
eeaslng personal eli ,f'-, IN wstcIiag and manag-
ing the elections now going on in II e States, with
which they are acquain' ed. MIR. Souhard is lfT
gain % New Jersey MIR Yprbour is attending
and preparing Tor The appointment of Delegates TO
The Virginia Adams Contention; and Mr.. CLAW
zen, on Saturday to Hassrslown, as the Maryland
elections commence today. II this interference
with the elections Of the people does not rouse
their Indignation, DO not know what will. The
sensible men OF the administration party admit that
the case stands against them. Ohio, of which
there has been some d ubt, may be counted on To-
certainty for Jackson. am so buried th.t I
can give you more q. this tius'
IN. = Post
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FROM THE NEW YORK AMERICAN. scsrr,,
BEN 20.

The steamboat North American. plain Coch-
fsne, arrived yesterday afternoon from Ai5anv n,
10 minutes past four o'clock II was asoit IN. =
nina'es past SIX 8hen this boat left Albany; she
stopped at landing places and yet accom-, plished
the distance IN 10 hours and 80 minutes Allow
ing Tor these landings the engine being always
+opped. the boa: lowered and sent ashore. and
me heaiway OF The steamboat lost SLOWING. we
ssy, Tor these landings average of minu,-s for
each which ~ little enough; there will I've i.,luc
ted from this tune 10 minu es which will give
ioi The 'irn- ACTUALLY CONSUMED in accomplishing
the distance OF l6J ;nilas between Alb,nv and n
YORK hours and 50 minutes. giving speed
somewhat over is miles an hour
Ii so happened that we on board Of this
boat, IN going up on Tuesday, and returning yes.
terday TO and from Yves, Point and we at yari-
Gus intervals OF tines, both in going up and com.
Tag dow n. and when the boat al her utmost
speed. xsmned the -ielm guage, and found It's
average height tn he about Sig inches, while the
ooiier wouid SAFELY sustain G; fifteen inches
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FIRE BALL. The storm on Thursday after
noon, visited The neghboIhooi # L .isins,on Full
ham and HamniersmIth, with peculiar severity the
roads literally assuming the appearance of rivers
IN consequence 81 the rspid fall of rain The thun
der ci"p>, between snd O'Clock, sounded as be-.
ing aaf nnely near the esIt, aud excssded in loud
ne and 'Aient any thing remembered by Aome yf
the oldest Inhabitants Ito use the i,ngnsge of many
persons, they " -hJols The France and occasioned
he most powerful vibrations ia the ain One of
these thunder cIaps oceasionsd mach conversation.
as wen as CONSERVATION, II seemed to burst I'm
medateiy over the houses. /, tlsusprsd that Fl, 2
bel! was the result o. such q shock. IA old ~.
r"an, stand ns under shelter la an alley leading
down to dizzy place. faHiiiafly known as th,
" " aPpng" Of HamRle rsmith near the new bri lee.
At odeh place, had just successfully beckoned
n;lkinsn 10 come and parisk- Of the pro ectjon
against the storm, when he percsyed, what he
tern " Fire. ball, - imneIietey succeeding the
tefrllc couimoion just mentioned pass thro' thjs
"'iey,oT harrow opening between houses and shoot
INTO The aver lie describes she Appearance TO have
been, bal! OF iire, about the sze Of mans head
- o. rather solid bat rough globe OF flame OF such
SIZE IL sunk near the middle OF the river. The
old waterman adds, that it is about years since
ne saw anT thing OF tie kind he rhen perceived
somewhat si.niIsr pbsno,usnoa, and nesr the
ssIns place the bail Ut i:e then d--cen led into The
N"t' iHSHe'' NJ J. inner.
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IN our national vessels. will be speedy and
certain consequence. no.

correspondent, Of the New York American
OF whom the editor says that his Ivd.ment ~ sure
ard bis opportunity Cf knowledge great wires
from Lon'on thus
81 'bink II would be very much 20 be regretted IL
the Uirs Torie- should again get into mower here
not that think ihere is much 10 chno.e between
them, as 90 nm r;c0.t Interest. a yer, eso-s H.
"orance am prejudice on subject sse Sl.ros
universal here They ATE full Of jealousy Of Gu.
growing shipping, snd o her ssgrul resource But
think the continuance of Mr. CsBrn.'s file ,d-
In odce, siofds the only chance that lie counc,l.
~ this cou''rs viii not &c thrown in,o the scale OF
desro'i-m, both IN Europe snl America, Mr.
tllski-son, vino must be his efficient successor in
the liouss OF Copmons, although y cold and
opnionSted person. possesses rare talents for bu
sinsss, and comprehensive mind. BIT he IL no,
quite 80 much of 65sraL in political econumv
az is Usually supposed.
In theory. indeed, lie belongs TO the school OF
Smith and Say, snd can make foe spe,r;,e. ey.
| rosiiory OF their doctrines But hs has take,
goHd care Ia cntnns away mass of useless and
inconve0ient regulation, not TO dis,rb tie main
foundations on which The commercial ,rosperi,y OF
Great Bri ain IL supposed 20 RESI- All his change,
hase made only dHe.eGce OF about l. ! 90 OCo IN
Tie duties Oh Imports. A. to the shipping concern
be undsT-iooi their in;eres, better than ibey did
themselves On ths que.tion Of ,he Colonial trad.
he has shown himself sufficiently W.5eral toward
as In short. MIR III has acquired the pra,-,, ri
foe ne schoo! al very chesp rae, whilst lie re
ally dese' yes the grstijie of ,he co!r,lex and OF
ten conf cling trading Interests OF this country f.,
me JeXteT'ty with which he has balanced them al
bo'h In his legi.Iative measures at dome and Li,
! conventional arrangements with foreign rs,ons''
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From she Dosion Dsiiy Adyr,t,,t..
TO THE DyyRTyC

have seen la tas Nee York Erenigg Posi-
81 he 9Th inst. parassa;h exuac Ell from the
FhdtdeiphiG Palladium # the 9th, alleging IN
express terms, that in The winter of 1929
pending The RESIDENTIAL election, had conyers.
hoa' "i;h air. Webster end Mr.. At,u,s on the
Coz sdera'ion which the federal party would have
in the distribution oil ,be government Offices. #
MIR A. should be made President; ani hat lie,
Ter was written ~ the TO Mr.. Webster on iii.
subject, as the result of conyersstion wi h Mr.
Adams, and On bis authority
Every particle of these allegations is gross fab.
rication, utterly destitute Of the shadow OF Truth
never had little of any such conv ersaticn with
either MIR. =. or Mr w; nor did any letter eve,
pass from or through rne, having the mos, remote
resemblance to the LEGGED.
l. is stated, that Z" the names Of TWO gentlemen.
members OF Congress. are left wish the Pal adj
I'm a. warrant for the above statement" !. is
not possible that this assertion true IL cannot be
that single member should be found SO rroiiisate
aud base, as 10 give hi. a voucher for such
unolushing fslsehoods From The date OF the multi.
cation, ,h O. days before the Penas, vania election
and from the conspicuous use of the name Ut Mr.
Sergeant who was candidate at that election the
conclusion IS inevitable, th the paragraph Is the
iatric~tIon OF some uupIinci,ed psrlizsn for The
purpose o: giving temporary 10 his party
u mnient on such pr ofgscy - unnecessary.
JOHN BAILEY
ID .rrhp-te
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d riches e., Mass. ott. II, is27.

Afsh after all, was announced in this pa
per iasI evening, (ssys the New York Com ADV.
OF iuesday) tha; Mr.. A'M-hon, a Jack-oaian
Candidate icr the Legislature OF Maryland, and air
Tyson, 80 administration. candidate, had repair I'd
TO he field OF Kladensburg, TO let little OF the
blood which got hea ell during HE lsie election in
Baltimore But lac Giculi y became known TO The
rstaii'es' snc Alr Tyson was arrested by the peace
orneers before he had arrived at the post OF '.hon
or Not 10 be deprived of fight in this way
however. letter from Baltimore says, the parties
escaped TO The VhgiDis linv where they excha rge,
Two shots, one OF which struck The pistol and
glanced and passed through the irowsainons OF the
'"ck-oh man, doing him so bodily harm when
preparing for The h.ri shot, the peace officers
hoTe In sight, and the parties scamp cred oE They
nave returned TO Baltimore, rue whether the aff,ir
VIII be adjusted, or mp another state decided
upon. IS nor known: We regret to the reign
OF oueiiing commenced soon. IL will be soon
enoush when but no matter; we vii! no finish
the sentence just now.