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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-07-31

The North America, new Steamboat, has
commenced running between N York and Albany
She is Intended TO through IN ten hours On
trying her speed few days since she ent ten
miles in thirty -four minutes
The following voyages haze been perform ed
from New Oriean- 90 Louisville, $50 miles against
a rspid current, by the steamboats, named below
within he last Spring and present Summer, to wit:
Tecum-eh, days hou5s.
H1nress, dsys 10 hours.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-07-31

'e''ei O"uft Ut Chancery holden ct
y Z" Richmond ON the 2Ist day OF
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-07-20
From the .Horyland Republican,
GENERAL WASHINGTON.

,7uet see to what an unwarrantabc extent the
friends of Gen. Jackson will go, in order TO frame
for their idol. No sooner is the violent cha
racter of the Of the six Tennessee militia men
executcdby the order Of gen. jackson exposed than
they set about to hunt for some outrageous act to
produce as precedent for sanguinary conduct in
military commanders. In the desperate exigenccs
even the sacred character of General Washington
himself is not secure from their assault. Read the
following extract from the Baltimore Jackson paper,
the Republlcan)
During the revolution while the army stationed, at
New York; the soldiers constantly deser nCeneral
Washington gave orders to the officers # the posts to
shoot down every man who passing without leave
and bring his head to him. One, at least if not more,
shot, and his head carried Washington There
4 more dcsertons Was Washington a, murderer i? Was
Washington bood.tound? Was Washington cruel and
unrelenting military chiettain?"
Whether the writer Of the above was really dc
ceyed as te the fact, whether this production o
his pen was wanton deviation from the know
truth, the tale he tells is equally an infamous sande
nj upon the name of. Washington. During the lon.
# and blcedy war Of the Revolution, with all its de
d pEorabIc instances Of civil contention, Gen. Wash
ingon never IN sing instance, resorted to sue
N violent measures as we have many instances OF i
the brief period of Gen, Jackson's Command.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-07-20
From the Baltimore Patriot.

From Somerset County.-We received this morn
ing sketch of the proceedings of an Administrator
meeting held last week at Princess Ann, on the Easy
ern Shore of Maryland. Our correspondent ~
forms that the meeting was considered the most NJ
merous and respectable assemblage of citizens eve]
convened In Somerset upon any similar OCCASION
full delegation was elected to Baltimore Conven1
ton. which Is to assemble on the 23d instant, un1
other important business transacted. On TUESDAY
next a meeting for Worcester county is to be bel
at Snow Hill, for similar purposes. Every city an1
county in the State, with the single exception Of AZ
eghany have now been heard from, and will be rcI
resented in the Great Baltimore Convention.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-07-20
From the National Journal.

Kentacky.--W learn by a gentleman Just arrived
from Kentucky that about 500 persons set down
IA dinner iycn to Mr.. Clay, in Louisville. The te]
rivals had just commenced when our informant lc|
that place.
The election in Kentucky is at hand but owina
to some circumstances of Il local nature, the yoe1
VIII not be given with reference to the Adninsr
ton and jackson parties. The relief and antrell1
questions are not yet settled.
improvement Of the Press.-We learn from tn
Kentucky Gazette, the oldest and hitherto one 4
the most respectable papers in the state, that it h
been bought up by the Opposition. The establish
ment has passed into other hands, but its prevo1
lwell-eaned reputation has n2tbeee transferred vii
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-07-20
Eron2 The United States GoseYe.

We stated last winter that large majority Of the
excited doubt 'e"u some Of
our readers; we have now before us the Argus of
New-Orleahs, dated June 6, which contains letter
to the editor, from member of the Legislature in
referring to the fact that Gen Jackson had accented
an invitation, rendered to him by that body to join
IN celebration of the 9th January 1928, the writer
says .. the resolution was supported by the warm
friends Of the Administration, and could not have
been adopted whoutthe support, there being only
twenty Eve Jacksontes, in both houses out Of sixty
seven members" N
We refer again to this fact with no intention of
making any calculations upon the future presiden-
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-07-20
From the National Mtelligencer,

With regard to the presidential question, TO which
the editors of the Richmond Enquirer allude in '
series Of unounded denuncations, we advise them
to spare their breath, for they will want it all here.
after. We have, to be sure, undertaken to expose
the pernicous principles upon which combination, i
new in this government, has been formed 10 PIT
down the present administration VIC have raised
the curtain, and exhibited the machinery which wa
in secret preparation to control the movements n
the wheels of government but we have not yets
riously approached the question of the next press
dency. When we do, the Enquirer may ansnerus
| At present, whate, er may have been the ambr |
tious aspirations Of certain other individuals, it ap
pears to be understood that there are but two can
dates for the Presidency, JoHN QuIHcy ADAMS, the
incumbent, and ANDREW JACKSON. ut present, We
say for we are aware, that if it shall be made ou
that majority of states as represented in the hops
of representatives, are favorable to the views III
the combination, 1t is not impossible, if improbable
that third candidate will yet be put up, to proved
an election by the people, and enable the party ~
elect to the presidency some favorite leader, who
reversing the Richmond toast and the Enquirer SEQ
tment, will be 'the choice and not 'the alterns
tive Of Virginia. As the question stands, bel
tween the incumbent and General Jacks on, we car
not hesitate TO which to give our feeble support
RI In performing the former are influenced BY hg
public considerations which have not the slghies1
, tingc of personal feeling about them. We hu@
that personal liking, indeed TO many traits Of Jack
sons character which makes us regret exceeding
r the necessity of stating explicitly. shall ie ,
ourselves bound to do, the reasons why we think
ought not to be elected president of the u. States
When We have done so, we shall call upon the ed
tors OF the Enquirer to state why he ought to be |
land they win have full employment, upon that iher
for all their spare ideas. Again. we advise the ed
tors OF the Enquirer not to waste their ammuniAo1
before the battle opens.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-07-20
Extract of a letter slated-New York. July 9

On the 4th inst. at the rammany dinner. one 4
the sachems proposed as toast---' Andrew Jackso1
Honor to him who has filed" &c. This o,l
was objected to, and after discussion which lase1
an hour the society adjourned, without drinking Y
Mr.. Cambreleng warmly urged it upon them, as du1
to Gen Jackson, independent of political consls]
atons, and also as the sentiment of Jefferson. ba1
they would not drink it" Jackson' was also gsed
at the corporation dinner, and the company Refused
to drink it. These refusals were only intended1
say, that, as the Presidential candidate, he mu|
not expect the support Of New York. His causs
hopeless here.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-07-20
tia vote, but a. confirmation Of our former state

tial vote. but a. confirmation Of our former state.
ment
=,
Chmge,-The Greensburgh Gazette which was
Jackson paper for some time. and more lately
somewhat of "non-commit,al' the fol-
lowing acknowledgment as to the changes Of WeS.
auorela,ad; a county in which of all others we had
least expected change. "'rhat great thangein
the sentiments Of the people of this county has taken
place, and still further change under judlcous
management ,cih take place. we are not bound to
deny. 1t cannot, however, shove US Oft our track.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-07-20
1Ertract Of a Letstr ated U. s Frigate Macedonian
FRO Janeirc. Man DC.

:: There has been great many Of our merchant
vessels involved in difficulties with the Brazilian
Government; but, through the assduous exertons of
Go,nmodore Biddle, they haze all beer cleared, and
sef protection o,t of their service. some Of whom
wsse impressed lCn1sd Stotes Gazette.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-07-20
from The NationM Joakrnal.


The following certificate Of the Register Of tis
Treasury, which we copy from the Louisville Put.
lie Advertiser of June SO. speaks for itself ties
tabshes all that we have heretofore said on the sub
jcct, and places in proper point Of view The dis
honorable efforts of the getters up ct the Billiard
Table story, to deceive the people. Viii those who
have been most active in propasat'ng the Islander,
now aid in circulating truthl We shalt see:
hereby certify that on the settlement Of the Ier
niture ccount Of the present President OF the Uni
ted States. there il not any charge made by him nor
payment made BY the United States, for Billiard
Table, Cues, Balls, any appurtenance in relation
theret,1 neither has there been any charge paY.
ment made for backgammon boards. dice, OR any
appurtenance in relation thereto, nor for any chess
boards or chcssmen, orany appurtenence IN relation
thereto.
Treasury Department. Registers Office. jNne2,
1897. JOSEPH NOURSE, Register
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-07-20


F7nE 'ubseter dpo,e the following ifa-f,
oi Lanu lying fac Vrgns Mitsry District ~ ne ssse
81 ono te would cell very low fIr tasb .te m
eSchanEe Virginia property vaiultion The a. most -,
very huegud he cousidpred exceedingly fertile t ,
state, and would yield win Oidnuy ruvaon the ro1
sci ibrf uiof et seldom ever is sn avsrtfe of
ten barrels Of corn Per Thfe LAMBS c nnne n fle,
more an dags Tide, and of the) very
Ire Csiali are niestced by the contemplated lire tho
Popuaon wealth aud rfisc and producing athe ne
ee'ae OF ie 20 such abundant ppfsoo that The hUmbisst
cizen may, with ease uppmt DE- family i comiou The
opportunity Of droug o their Virginia property tala
lion. presented wishing 20 w eel
may wcii deserve their attention.
One sc ~ 500 No of Entity 1917, Ifordir ca
opposite Nonndhead the Sooo r,ser about 81 ir,
s. w OF Coiuinliis tnF seat ~ government.
Que other tract - $50 acres No $3.50, one mite
E4st u the shove tract.
one other se ~ 1850 acres, No. ~ gro ,e-e, .t b.;
f+tfu Hufh creek, and ABOUT 90 miles from f-s,
One o'sr t't " 500 acre., no " l8, es atontz is
Eat oi tlt s'otcfr
oee Other ire y 1000 acfeI No. 5O5 lginr IN am
county, hest Norfdherd-foun. y" =
one Other tract o. coo acres. No ana in tJu,, e,.
about ~ fliies furi county seat. ~
other - 900 acres NJ. 50 Oh on f.,t. A. =
con county, "a miles ifom Counhu. 10 j. el,essa M
oiihs tact would produce asease o o. barrels oil es
pc acre. -"
uhc othsr ira- Of fnOacrrs, part Of No fofo8 Ao 81,
NahrnN QUO wttintNo miles uf Do suaasfd BOD
uonai h1sf--th al-o O. fertile.
Zoo ono ohrf rff NJ AUu affe ~ miles E4i on b.
coiue, in test county anf unf m from lhf n. fiU
Piss Of he above isnds csn he 81 he surtl, o.
30 t1 cay. BHts will b, mais wiih sgf ,ieHr-ttt.
THOMAS GREFs
'ft'oifis"r ~ ea
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-07-20

.fRd-Dyspeptic or Sour Stomach Pits
40 Invaluable comedy Indlssiou l isest eomre..

.fhi-Dyspepnc or Sour Stomach PtHS.
An invaluable remedy Indigestion complicated
fF the variety OF dsssses which the h,pnn
-, subject few siobbol none essinS
destructive 10 the constitution than In igsion S9nr
stomach This disc prevails sud
generally hsHed the skill Of the faculty. that remedy
Standardization truly sdrsideiaum every piNec. Thu tun
OF this statement Confirmed by the experience Of thousahcs
who have suffered under who having ed
edes TO purpose ali ysd have O>u'
paliatvss, they chance Their
comfort BY ngefton mespt loss Of srp.tfP and great
weakness, trury Of the lungs, ard pS Of the Whole
Neh Heartburn unroy of about he
i OF the stomach which sometimes attended with
OF sickness of the stomach snd venting be!ohing Of
"meh senersly fals of the COV.
mes La gu,r. GIdin's "ns Of spirits, disturbed Ss.v,
fspiai"n Of the heart, tlstulency, &c.
ihese symptoms different Iefson.,
more oi thm enl some less each the utdeT aud degree
% ms own particular These Pls
uuate he AID upon the stomach, give strength the de-
organs :" digestion, restore the az, ette
e " h- stomach and ultimately tie health OF the
rseh. Ihey do not contain mercury any i-rm, do
nt! kyn The s'omaeh putgave do, hu,
perform the oihce Of so ard mid ru eave aud are not
calculated for family
The Inventor OF tne.e Pills WAS one Of the mos, eminent
praotritneTs Of medicine Uu,sd States, and used
successfully IN his practice years not et an
a. n"um TO deude the credulou, but
the bass of truth ard experience that they may
become eNten'ivvy useful and Within The reach of ali they
are offered al the low FIIce Of 20 per box nv
July 20 - -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-07-20

The day OF their execution to Ffilay the 9Th Of
August.
Felix and Couro seemed affected by their sem
tence, but Pefe renal Ell unmoved.
They were tried under the Indictment for pi-
roey only-Mr. Ssansrd, ". $. Attorney. co 81
dering II 10 be unnecessary to arTsign them for
murder.
We understand, il is possible that minute
account OF the whole Trial, Sc. &c. may possibly
appear, in short time, in the pamphlet form from
one Of the gentlemen OF The bar
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-07-20
Sr. LOUIS, Missouri Lime IA

We are Informed by gentleman recently arrived
from st. Peters, OF most bloody affair that took
place few days before lac left a party of Chip
pewa Indians, with their families, had encamped
under the walsoffort Smelling, where they were APP
preached in treaeherous manner, and fired on by
party Of Sioux, by hich eight OF the Chippewas
were wounded three MORALLY.
a detachment was Immediately ordered out from
the Fort by Col. Smelling, which succeeded in
bringing back number of the Sioux as hostages,
four otIwhom were delivered to he Chippewas.
who,afer shooting them, cut and mansled the bo-
dies in the mas, brutal manner.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-07-20
Jane 25ih. Isn6

6EORGE RIDLEY.
Jane 25'h, 1906
Thus f'nn the facts presented by each and every
one who present on the ground. does it appear,
'na' rnle was agreed upon--that the fight was
conducted sgreeably that rule; and that nothing
OF advantage or unlairness pa cticed on either
siie -Bu' apart from all facts; the character and
sanding Of the parties would forbid such an idea
VIII row becomes OF the charge made by the
Coalition presses, tina, Mr. Dickinson threw
away his fire and was basely shrt by Gen. Jackson
atterwards' The whole truth, and only truth abou,
!, is that Fl years ago duel fought that the
iale of war determined against Mr.. Dickinson;
end that far from throwing away his fire. he had
well nish inflicted mortal wound on his s,lyersa-
~. The public will decide, what credit and cha
racter should attach 10 Editors who with view TO
political effect, deal in such gross mi-r epresrn-
iations. But that The volume of Jarkson's
me, private as well a. puoc and from youth to
advanced age, is 10 be dragged forth for criticism
and dissecton; we have no objection, If truth be
permitted to preside at the helm; the man who so
uniformly has made principle and Judgment bis
guide, cannot readily be traced nto error Do the
present men IN power, their yotsTies and advncates
expect, or can they desire 10 maintain themselves
IN Office through the gnobe means that fa,ehood
sanctions! Ii they do, they false patrios, tor
'hrreoy are they introducing state and systom of
corruption isnobe in itself, and in tendency cacu-
lated TO undermine The morals and virtues of a
v hole community. Wo betde the Couatryl and
wo 10 our republican institutions, If such Things
can obtain credence and sanction with the people
WHO by Our forms and Our principles are the bone
aud sInew OF government. Let them be corrupted
and forthwith must gangrene be tie result and de-
struction and ruin the final contamination.
The facts upon which the above reluiation j.
founded, were detailed to by member of the
Nashville committee, whom The most implicit
reliance may be placed.
| N-,sIc;yFs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-07-20

CornIaissiOner's C6ice Richmond ia No ia 1927
The pstties interested dered notice that hars
appointed she first day Of 10th nj oetber) next of
meneing the account directed by the foregoing order Of lie
court tn which dsv al nine o'cosk their aendauee il
rsqied at once in this city their account AMI
voucher. ready for exaruaon settlement and also y
10y ny o. OF "he court papers. THOMAS LADD, m c.
.na.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-07-20
CHARLOTI'ES VILLE FE.NILE .4C.3D.


pms lnsiiu'ion still under the direction the aIs Wv
downs, vino have gwen Satisfaction 10 ii. patrons
Va" pFeu again Tia. 10th day OF August next The hraprh.,
OF Education taught in this school embrace all that nece,-
ue'u' ana nanenal spr the accomplishment young
PIE guarantee TO those who may choose pr 1t by IT, The
boarding House wall still be under the Rir. payenpo
whoe capacity for The charge has been proved by the
discharge OF duties he e,ooie ter ms the sam. A.
with the exception small ehare for the .chool m
IN winterhe rostr Of the session 10 a., f5h
Ant"'' made for the pupose the alton. the
oe, I, 10 the seasons DYER s. r. 4.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-07-20

DALMoRE, FUQUA PAIuOoF, hsyios eonaecfso
hcmseiscs With George ". utuiei, he ausDr.s viii in
iuufe De conducted undef fht firm of J0hn o. Pnre co
JOHN a. PfL-fORE
Jr@EpH fTpUA,
rifAHI.FS g. PATW0WF
GEORGE W BANfLL.
s'oay Point NHs Jo'y i.tsl. rit
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-07-20
JOSE 11IARIo cAsARgs * <

Felix nafbto in The God, mis- nv deois,.,;,,
before the Judge, pendng this tn. United M
That took PASSAGE m tbs American Brig, Aaanfa, for
New York win SsOJO which gave IN charge Of the CAPTAIN
Of the vese together with other papers, aud NV letters If re-
cnmmendston dtolaie likewise, that every lining II ieb
accused, IS ftle was asis a. and ,iv k1, a., -
tie morning. Tsrdy told that need not he afraid a, he
would pay my $1,000 hot and the other Sn,ni,,, er.
he cause that the vessel arrived Norfolk because adv and
ne treaeh pa'senser dad not wishto 20 thiher.
rs also declsfe 10 The pfedtng Judge if he will 10 mi
the favor 10 delay The will furnish proofs from d CIV
u Havana ard NY relations rcpe ting nv go,d chsr.e
ter Snd 'uni'"n in LILA isvor which expect from the ere
'ons 'u"-e 81 %" y'ui "hn pay God 10 preserve for
many yeass. Your .urplfsot
tELlX BARBErrO.
The Judge replied, that il was his duiyto exc
cute the awsj and that they did not permit him to
comply with The request made 10 him that IL
would be happy for the prisoners, ii their con-
sciences were as much at peace as they professed--
but that all that was left 10 him, was 20 discharge
he duty imposed upon him.
lie then enqnred Of the Prisoners. whether
hey had any thing to say, why the sentence OF the
law should not be pronounced upon them. Through
Dr. Lemosy the Interpreter they requested tine
to heor isom their friends 10 Havana, in order to
obtain evidences Of their character, &c The
Judge replied, that IL was out Of bis power to
sospend the course of The law 80 But that eye5y
indulgence should be extended 10 them, which j,
was possible 10 grant; that they might comm N p
cate with their friends. and that facilities ygoud be
granted 10 them for this purpose:--he recon-
mended it 10 them 10 think Of the awful siiusifon
10 which they placed and assured them, tl,a,
every means should be afforded them Of coulmuni-
eating with tie ministers Of their own religion Oh.
| Caihoiic.)
! lie then pFooOoassa tbrir sea,cssr, and Fixed
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-07-20

tCsiUruti,irG
= MARRIED on Thursday the I2tL instant hy the eyJ
Mr.. Rice of Petersburg, Colder H. RIinge Esq Attorney at
Law TO Miss dra Mari Ladd, oftharlts CITY county
DIEDl-in the county Louisa on the I9h of June Ms
SuSonnah r. Boriy eonsprt of T. Bxey. ia the 4sth
of her age ia the life Of this lady much could he sand
worthy Of examples but twill suffice that she has re-
signed herself the hands Of her Maker after hearing with
christian iortitude several monh with ehrc
disease She has been Pios member Of the Baptist Chuf eh
for or 10 years, and always entertained strongest
1T future reward through the diaton of Saviour she
was Zee ID her sentiments TO all persons
WIFE, kind and benevolent neighbour. ius and Im,ne
mistress, and aectiohste mother She has left mon.
husband with female children, benioau her sefiu.
aud irePs able loss, together with number relatives and
much beloved. w
-~at Bovdon, Va. Che 9th inst. Of linyorin, ard
painful disease Mrs. Eii-abefh Watson, aged So.
on Friday last, in the 5Dh of his axe INN.
Dunlap, Esq Of ts f'm of Dunap O.zaiu for man, va,
one Of The most respectable Petersburg He Vs.
by hiha Seoehman but his heart aud OF which
he was an adopted son, with 6a af,ciiou. Wei
Sn9"h A. ne was to the little Community among lac b.
so long dws might seem superduos aitempt deInca-
on OF ms Character For who the Of Peters
burg gnoi ant that james DunlDP
and industrious ~ h' calling; sxIct, hut generous IN 81 anil
hon"i able IN his dealings rm aud faithful friend Epd
eiaiioh most humane and ndulgent man Who
oea and whose purse open relieve the
Of the unfortunate