Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-10-30
MIR. MADISON.

sides in Kentucky, and not in Frede,iel. co'..,.
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MIR. MADISON.
We have received second Communicates, e.
This gentleman, from which learn, thar. in d..
approving OF the "proceedinss of the G-r.,s,
Assembly OF the State, which would limit The
power of Congress over trade to resulatjo. a H..
ing revenue alone for their obisc'' h. d.si,nsr
TO give It as his opinion, that Congress has r;L,
30 impose tariff of duties " having for it's ob;sr,
/ the protection and encouragement of domestic
Oi"uiae'ures tLynch1~g PGginian.
A meeting OF the Citizens Of Terson Coun,r
favorable to the Anti Jackson Convention mo-
posed 10 be held in Richmond on the s.ro,,,
Tuesday in January next, wa held at the Com,
House OF said county, on MONDAY the I5,hin.,an,
Thomas Grigg- jr E>q. was called to the Chair.
and Robert IT, Brown. appointed Secretary
The usual preamble and resolutions were adort.a
| and Six Delegates appointed TO attend The Con.
ven,ion, any two more of whor, have au, hoy;,v
| 10 act-The following are their names Daniel
Morgan, Esqr. Henry s. Turner, Esq. Col James
Hi,e, Bu-hr G.. Washington, Col. Beniamin
Davenport, aud Capt. James Shirley. The Chair
man of the meeting was Afterwards added to the
delegation fredericksburg Herald.
Bostc1l October l5. = TITS said by thoss who
were az Brighton yesterday, that the company
was highly respectable of which were In, Covs,
nor and L.. Governor of the Common vs,,,h
Hon. Mr. Pickering, Judge Story and Hon. Mr.
W eos'er. Our most intelligent citizens have
Always given encnut agement to these exhi.
o'tors OF domestic Industry and specimens of the
iine breed of cattle and other useful animals The
nun Der OF the latter was not large, but some of
tue animals Were very fine. The wooen cloths
presented were no, in srea, Quan,iiies-But there
were several articles of domestic skill and ingen,
y. AS whole, the show not equal TO
some past yeaTe. This is probably owing TO oihp-
| In he a,ii
last week No one doubt that much good has
been effected By this and other agricultural socie.
ties recently formed in our country The breed
oil cattle, horses and sheep bias been improved
4 many useful articles made of better texture
| and Improvements have been introduced in hus-
bsndry and gardening. We hope soon 20 have
the reports OF the committees, from which mo-
particular and full accoun, will be furnished.
Ga=etc.
Huntington. October 20.-For the last ve,t-
or ten days our City has been enlvened h, ,bs
presence OF considerable body of Mail Contrsc
tors, from the West and the South, principalJr
'or the purpose OF putting in their offers and as
! eer'ainin5 the result. We presume the number
here NJ hresen; is not much less than two hundred
They are body of highly respectable men eood
eIiizens, substantial yeomen, independent, intelli-
gent, and useful members of society. On Thurs
| day, we understand, The principal part of them
went To pay their respects 10 the President and
! =, " evening 'hey visited the postmaster
General, by invitation.
Ihe Post Office Department has grown 10 great
! importance within the last few yeari-snd il su.t
continue to increase with the growth Of he coun.
try Under the management of the present able
and vigilani head, its receipts and Disagreement,
nave been systtma,iZed with such prudent REPAID
to public econamy, that it has now become
considerable source Of revenue We anticina,> a.
Tue commencement, of the session Of Cors,esa i,
the report OF the Postmaster General such de-
Veiopement OF The means of the Department. and
oil the extent OF the facilities which IL afForI. -
| internal communication, as will be at the s.,s
time most gratifying and surprising (Jour,.A
Captain Jones, of the sIoop of war Peaco,k
states that new propositions for peace with RI
nos Ayres, were about to be offe ed the terms NJ
winch were such as, il was believed, would be ar
cep'ed; the Emperor of Brazil having therefore
abandoned bis claim 90 the Band Oriental.
Ff0s hWndyed Uotss-.AIr. Adam. r,in. 4 five b,,,l
by his visit here said the Adams men Thu ,, -
been Ebeny" votes then, think; foI We b,ye not
iinsie 'eaue man who has changed BY his v:,It "
important JIei-SHme fthe Mali contracn,r. .svs
munestion IN yesterday Inellgencer who v1i;, IN
Fredent we're sir feet and them sir Tsst aad i
This may explain Air. Adams toast ucoD ,bo ..
'he yi OF TIE Mail Observation-Disclosures and Byevsy3s
mr. Adars Literary Tas.e-So much has been ali rs
m seat literary superiority, that fear wa
address Of The Vice President ofSL Mary, f'oe,e 10 him
hHhHey hette than this reply, his "EBoavD speer ~
speech ~ s's' "'o VI any
The address Of ar EcCLEsroN VA, ons Of IN. D,..,
es'ttst th'ngs OF The kind, remember to have seem
t'pVny and Topaz" speech Of Mr. AdarI,, is st,G
Gu s2. a.a Pt"snle. baltimore Republican.
INWlhGINiA At Rules, holden in the Clerk. Omee Of