Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-10-05

i"te - 40 ecu To Toe misrepresentation. en-
sen"efeu IN '"e neat oil the preseat political con-
test ioere are some al them SO glaripp that
they reiute themselves; whilst to others -,,rb IA,
gree OF plausih,ty attaches as to make their ex
press feiuta,'on jrs,ifable, If not NECESSARY o.,
the latter description Is the one which we are no,y
about 10 notice, but even this ve should not
have noticed. but Tor Letter from highly res
peciabie gentleman vt q distance who informs n, !
thatthe representation which we are about to con I
Tadict is actually credited by some persons in
the par, o',nc country in which he resides.
we have letter before us, then, from David
ihn'oie' E'a. late Representative in Congress
IRON the State OF kentucky, under date OF the
2lst ui'. in which he says" have lately seen
Statement, which is msking the tour of the
| :" newspapers, said to be par, of some observa-
% tons made by me at Lewis Co.r, House. in a
" Speech which made there in the Spring oil 1928,
alter my return from Congress. The statement
|" is utterly false" IL never used snch Ian
" susSe to any man any OCCASION"
| MAT Int.
We learn tha, Commodore Tinsey took his
sea, as a Member Of the Board OF Navy Commits
sioners on Monday, the 2i.h inst to which ms,
ne has been translated from lie command of the
Naval station, which he has held with credit
to himself Tor something like FIRE and twenty
years. rb
The veteran Commodore John Rodgers has been
appointed Commissioner of the Navy. The
oosrd IN now complete -consisting OF Commodore
Rogers, President, aud Commodo.es Tingey and
arlington IN.
"a tbs 81 inst. General Tipion, the agent
convened the Mar. Indian. at the late treat
sround' North OF their reserve on the Wabash,
ana IN sccor'!aace with the fourth article of the
treaty ias Fall, delivered to them goods stn ,uat
ing 10 swen,y-six thousand two hundred and Sf-
~ nine dollars and forty-seven cents, on bebal;
oil the United States Il appears Anderson f,be
o'o delaware chief called jYhile Bsarer) made i.
ue'"and OF the hiianies, when they were in coun.
{" AT the treaty ground, for money 10 quiet tn.
remains, or satisfy the relations OF some of bi,
teopie, VINO were murdered hy the Afiauies some
'.Inc ago. Tie Mamies would not comply with
the demand, bu, offered about oae fourth of The
; sum. II appears thsre yet remains of The Mia
ma naiion about eleven humid ed souls. and tina,
tue Deiaware- "a much more intelligent People
u,' no " residing on the Ar<aasas.) caI number
''''' tie same. tFinssnaes Telegraph.
'>A""c' OF letter from gentleman in Rio janet
70, dared 2Sj. OF Jusy, 1927.
me baenos Ayfes pdvateers come almost 10
me OF The harbour. and make many cam
lures: when within days sail oil this port ths
ORG Leopard, New York, was ovsrhauled on he,
passage from 81. Csherines for Thu port by one
OF 'he pTivseers. s. took prisoner Brazilian rrn
! ,'eman out of the j.. The priyateer formerly be.
ionSed TO Baltimore. and then called the Beauty
9.hce, che OF these daring fellows hailed a Facnci
ifiS ale, and received rather rough answer from
her. She Immediately crossed tie fiese's stern
and poured full broadside OF grape sho, into he
cabin windows and quarter deck hefcon,r, ande,
was wounded in the leg; aud heard, since hi ar.
rival, ne has been under the necessity of having i
amputated Two or three men were killed at IN,
, same time"