Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-11-27
NEM YoRK EI.Ecr1nNs

The Albany Argus last "wednesday says that
" good news comes in from all quarters. We
shall not be mistaken in calculations, that
wv" thirds oi he Assembly will be for Jackson
The Orange crops.-The St Augustine Her
aid says, 90 thi- is abundant season; aud the
exports will be large II is estimated that the
Groves in and around The city, will amount to
bout two millions The exports # the week a
about four hundred thousand Many vessels are
needed 10 carry what remains -
[.V J. Enquirer
The Heather. - After an easierly Storm of two
days, the weather cleared up last evening with
gale Of wind from the North West, which blew all
night, and is still blowing with grea' violence
Being OF shore 1t excites apprehension for yes.
sell or the coast, but in our haib it will do lam.
age. A brig and sloop are ashore ON Govern
nor's Island, and two briss on Staten Island.
! Since writing the above, have he folloo inc
particulars: The bri WIN. He,ry, Atwood.
bound to Trinidad, Cuba, dragged her anchors.
parted oae, and went ashore abou 8 O'Clock this
morning, nj Governors Island has signal Of
disr'ss flying and from her situation, is supposed
to be in dangerous condition. On board ave 6
passengers, including three ladies' and the violence
OF the wind prevents boats going TO their relief
The sloop In dependence from Norfolk, is ashore
near the same place.
! The schr. Madison from the wreck of the brig
! George, ashore at Bsrnegat, sunk at the foot Of
Beaver Cane Part other cargo has been discharg>
ed. Several small craft have been sunk at the
whar,es on the North River
ItUo O'Clock. The passengers have been taken
f ON The brig WIN Henry. During he height of
the g.le Whitehall boat raIed = The Wafer
man." rowed, for a bet of 10 dollars hy single
osrsman, named 5vis Brady, wen from h shi
at whitehall to the brig lying the point of the
island and under castle William Con.iderins. tn 2
violence of the wind which was N N w and
the heavy see running, this is great performance
NJ y. Eng
! Chesapeake and Ohio Canal. Vs. nave been
| permitted make the fou--rmg extract from
/ a letter from an experienced topograPhical engi
esFF'l2Jh6ft thear Hageisttoo ~ yovea,s as.ea al
StF-We have completed The .urve, 81
t1As,eih sec'on OF The Chesapeake and Ohio Cal
10 'ni4 place, from Cumberland SO niles 6aL
! the route iull as favorable as exnerIsd ~
some resemblance TO the Allegheny canal. ,bon.1t
think the proportion of good grounJ 90 ,b
cut Is IN favor OF the Potomac canal To.morror
we examine the Great CONGO ocheagne for a fsaIe,
and then proceed down to the main canal Tn.
distance from This u the still wa,er a. Ceoree own
Ia Io0 miles by the canal We shall complete the
survey by the first of December -
Inc editors OF he National Intelligencer have
JUST given an evidence OF their amiabls creI,Ii,y
IN expressing the belIef'ths Mr. Adams 81 sr.
me voc oil Missouri They may rest assured of
ln'l mere Is not the least foundation for such hone
Mr. Adauls can do noiking here. The cYrrent i;
'salHsI aim and there is 10 human power tha, can
stem IT. or turn its The people are as,inst
nlnl' ano there Is no art nor skill, no influence
nor management which can control or rotern
mem I'VE to one has usually been the caIcuIa-
iaiion OF he proportion in which GenI Jsck.on
VIII ge' The vote Of the State bur from the follow
'rs result OF trial role. in Howard County. one
oil the most populous and respec able in the state
u would seem that ten TO one will be nearer The
truth; "a
FATETTE, MJssoUR1,) Oct. G.
SIGNS OF TIE FINrEs.-It afTord4 Us pleasu,s
TO tate Tor the information Of the friends of Gen
ack on that on yesterday at the Regimenial muster
IN tins place The vote taken on the Presidential
question: and we are Informed that the friends Of
Jackson were aopnt zen 20 one against Adams.
hIs Is glorious manifestation of the .tSipos NJ
The Times in the Booas Lick county.
l.uoniior.