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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-11-09


Alta meeting ofthe citizens of Richmond coun.
~, opposed TO the election of Gen. A. Jackson as
next President of the United States, held al Rich
nond Courthouse on TuesJsy the 10 h Oct. 1927,
agreeable 10 notice.
Col Moore F. Brockenbrough was called to the
chair, and John +. b. Jefries appointed Secretary
A committee consisting Of the following per =
sons--Dr. Richard D1nett, Dr. Horace Wexford.
Col. Philip a. Brsmbsm and Joseph Palmer was
appointed to prepare resolutions and report hay
ing retired short time, reported the following
preamble and resolutions, which were read and
adopted by this meeting:
Aimonished by the fate of all former Republics
Of the danger TO be apprehended from promoting
10 the supreme authority ." military chieitsins,'
this meeting contemplated with alarm the danger
that would result to the United States from he e.
lection Of General Andrew Jackson 10 the Presi-
dency, whose only preteusions founded solely
on military fame. This meeting believes that
General Jackson is unfit from habit and disposition
for any high civil employ ment, and that he is
qualified by the deficiency OF information and
destitute OF the experience Necessary 10 discharge
the high and responsible duties Of President and
that his elevation TO the chief executive Msgislra-
cy OF the United States, IS ouI1 be an event to be
deprecated as most disastrous in Us consequences
dangerous TO he harmony and property, TO the
peace and permanency IF this happy Union
therefore.
BE il resolved, That this meeting highly sp-
proves 81 the proposed co sveation of delegates
from Tie several counties In this state, 10 be hol-
den in the CITY Of Richmond on the second Tues
day in Jsnu'ry next for the purpose OF forming
an electoral ticket % such persons ~ may be
known 10 be opposed 10 the election ol General
Jackson, and 10 concert measures 10 promote the
success 81 said ticket.
R,solyel, That Col. Moore T. Bfockenbrol eh
agi Col l1ilip \. Bran naui be appointed to re
r-ea iH c'nren"or, ths cin1,ns o 'h's
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E4rUL sc rNd 70 the hishe,t bidder On Tbn-.5, a., o..
W init u ifir. " MI, Il fair i,v tb.rso ~, -
h'u'sh1d and kfehen furniture. sfn II cn ~ Todd, ht
20 T"sk ~ hnfsfs, ntes, co b. x, .eysr.J ,ots - 80
nne 100 hts w'll BE- gwen for ~ sum, above len 5cI.-
'i, 'ng Wicr e,s wit required bond sod approved 49,
'nfi al" cfef ipr SHE 60 ue hishesf .,.
alt " W" ri"s,tJ drpo-cd htols thH hns stfaci g..
sny ."nu,nf 99J acres .nie on fae orpttr ode n a
NV 'o" ,n'i "h ~ cb nys iise Terms VII b. saas
~ y" hf DAY ~ ssie droi fHon ~ the land sr.~,,.
".'-Nf--sfFf o. ffieuIs. N.,.iHc ru .hsse.
y f- ihf Ff.uift. i. u. WfNSrsts
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A TEACBER

fOUNS gentleman, who has had several yo ,,. e~,.
"a snce Teacher, wishes oym.p for ~ o..
ne WI tase charge ct neiehhhood school, OF sci as nfvs,.
tutor IN an'y. lie can produce satisfactory est,tnoni
gfsmpa"s'y Ge'eraPhy, with ma1 and Gohe,; SHINE
Athhmetie aud the minor branches Matbemati,, ne
also indae students the Greek Any nerson u,L;r =,
employ young man o the above qualifications, will p
ada'ess iite 70 a. D. @. and direct New ramors -
Snsr County Va H"us need apply, who vii not ,ysnt
Nov r.
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themselves. an some counties they are appointed
by 100 PERSONS in Others by 80 in some by 10
or 10. And stiil these gentlemen complain huge
iy of the inequality of the old mode of nominst,
ing the electoral ticketD In. some places free
holders are appointed. in others non-freeholaers.
Every thing seems to be left TO chance, or to ca
price
sEf"We shall paw our respects at our leisure
10 The National Intelligence, and such Others as
please @ quote upon a. our former opinions as TO
Gen. J .ck-on. We shall refresh their memories
as to what opinions we have formerly entertained
abou, Mr.. ]. q. Adams.
We shall publrh the proceedings of the Anti
Jackson Meetings of Henrico, (some so freehold
ers aitendinsl) and of Petersburg. An Anti.Jack.
son meeting has also been held in King George,
/" the Hon. John TsliafeTo" Gas they style him)
presiding AMI also one in Norfolk county, which
appointed General Rober, Is. Taylor, J. A. Chand-
Ter, a. Emmerson and s. Wiles as its Deputies
to the Convention. We are not able to ASCERTAIN
how many counties have forth their Meetings
more less. We Relieve MIR. Miles computes
them al about 90. The" Arena of FIedericks-
burg names yet only AZ C. Counties which
will be represented" ("some of these have already
appointed Dsegates') s. still in these ~ "co,u,-
fteS' are counted cities
A pungen, writer. has addressed in the last
Fredericksburg ARENA Letter TO &" John g.
he warns him of his approaching fate" be no,
deceived, the scale has turned at the end of your
present term of service you will cease to be Pie
sident, for erer'-he appeals TO Mr.. AS patriotism
and disin erestedness to retire from the contests
save the country from the certainty of electiug
Military Cbieftan, and TO ensure the election of
William H. Crawford. The writer subscribes
90 Non usgudn creditd CasSandra" He may
indeed sign himself Cassandrs--for honest and
eloquent he is, does he aatter himself that all
his appeals will be successful that Mr.. Adams will
believe his unerring predicons that he will resign
all his pretensionss that Mr.. Clay will permit,
him to do il?
.Hore Signs in prgtn0-Tbe Woodstock
Sentinel states, that at of the LIST Baita-
lion in Frederick county, at Nneveh, on the Goth
ult. the votes of the Militiamen were tsken-fur
Jackson 1913, Adams % * of the 81 Battalion at
Newtown, the votes were jackson 20I, Adams 50.
This return is signed by Joseph Long, Adj't sis,
Reg. v. M.
The Petersburg Republican states there were
about 40 ireeholdeis at the Adems Meeting on Sa.
turday-that the whole number in The town is a.
bout 2iO and that MIR. A. will get GO or 90 in the
whole town.
III any one has been curious enough to preserve
a file OF " the Pink of Consistency" he will sra-
THY the public by publishing in parallel columns, The
denunc iations 81 psneeyrcs Henry Clay.
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wARMGNSrER.

n meeting Of The citizens Of Augusta co. (Judge
stuart Pres'ding) denouDces g faciious and taS-
6utent opposition TO The meafu - Of the Admin
Is ration. Where the iiberality OF this senti
pth,f where rstrutb? So far as actjDfy con.
surely more claims to this character tb,a HE q,
position. .
1hs same Meeting noninates and appoints six
Deputies u the Grand Conventioa--Jeff,rson Ia.
sgnt 'hs ciiy ihfee--King Geo &c ftgo, Ge. &
ihsie ir no sqn"iy 10 lie Deputstion no raii,
9 ne sIs o. ne county no ptopc, 10 sm1ne
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The National Journal falsely asserts, that we
'ropched for the truth of euers title of the
charge, as published in the Palladium" So far
from It, We expressly disclsimed any knowl-
cage oil the manutio of that statement we stated
distinctly that we never had heard the name os M
Bailey introduced.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-11-09
HIGHEST PRIZES,
10000 dolls. 5000 Dolls. &c,
10 Only 10000 1YeEeis in HE Scheme,

- OTfy IVUVU Itc6eiS IN he ScheMei
The CASH for the whnl. of the Pin. c,r n. hal - 49,
/" al CohenS Ofice the moment tho. ar.drawp
Whofe Tickets s. 90 Quarters 81 25
faotS, 90 EiehMs, o 81
ofaers from any part of the United States, either h,
lcs' faidl u private encior the cash o.
iiekss IN any Of the Lotteries will met The .am
II Address e., ~ fs'so"'' aPP"eaioh'
j. l. COHEN, Jr. & BROTHERS, Baiimore,
u ~ ne FRI class IF the Literature Loer, d,an on,
a OHo 6OIHthe Great Capitals of loon 4 no oOo
PULLS besides no Tess than SIxTEEN IF 2Cs0 3d 006
D L, acre dfI sold at coHEN'S OEFICE No III
any other office IN dnisr icG ~ ~ SUI" '"'"" ."
Baltimore, Nov. 1,,Igl7. 20 ,,s..n;s
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PUBLIC SALE.

Ri virtue q leed Of trust by Samuel yvood,on
10 Peter r Archer and The suhscr,he ~, the tst H., -
yny 1873, and recorded the Clerk. Office OF poyb,s
~" Pposes therein mentioned, will be sid 90 es h,s,
puuet 81 public suction, Tor cash, Pochaftn
% me 'rd h"dy IN December nest, (bene Couft ds,i
sS et o. l3"n yns ~ fowhstan county, containing on
nlyn'nB The lands Of James Crawford and ofhtrs fsb
the purchaser. VIZ 'o ''"''ys' -
WIN. s. DANCE, Trustee.
81 wfrf
' Ii'efs a. he Stock o. Der Uftsk Ntslga-
- 49, PHhyiin amelia and Nrttow4y, htfehy
h'' we last in'tsllnfot 81 $50 per shafs fe
~ 'p'ionf, v due sni .e psid fof hwh
trsf'urtf ~ the ComPafy. rhose ihst hsss Paid
w w prfvous 'nsalnent', which have been called o,
expect 90 ffrtber induseuee
By ord.r of IT, G1f8p OK DIRECTORS.
Err
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Denial DcnunciaiioDs OF the Richmond Party =,
The .atiack and Defence OF ermined Judg-
es interfering in politics according as they were
against or for the Administration. Also g oppo-
sltion to all standing armies and the fertilization
system Strong concurrence in the great prnci
pie OF State Rights, and their virtual alb andons
ment- the force of the argument OF the d" lesser
evil admitted in MIR. Johnson, but indicated in
others, sc SC.
Ii no one is willing TO undertake the nauseous
labor OF wading through this STbon Bog of
reckless assertion and scurriious abuse, he will
confer an obligation by leaving the files from the
commencement TO the present time at this
Oihce. These tnUatuabie Records OF consistency
and truth will be preserved with all the care which
IS due TO their merits, and returned with many
thanks to The Proprietor.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-11-09

PAL UaBLE .N-E6IhOE5 FOX S-dTEF
t'hE Subscriber viii fer for sale at Po,yhaan Con-.
a house, on the third Thu'sIay December besf be
Po~hsian county dsy, 50 vtfy valuable n.rf
Amongst them several femse sSryant.
hkey aud At least ~ or IS hoys girls from H. ~
years OF age, who viii he sold serafasiy The grown -.
are ohed"ni and faithful. part e hsm will be coll H.,
Syhg hohd' hear interest ir'm the date with
The sale viii tondusted hy Ill., George " Pollard f
o." WIN II. GILES.
IN CIIANCERY. H. H,novei county conTi q = DC Is5
NaA1 Anthony w odspn Parsons saf, II m. H., " n
ltsment 81 Nath1 Anthony, aud an tr,, az, , 80.
e individuals aud Martha Ms6sia Ps,sons sometime.
haha'a PasVn wife ci the saId Wondson Parsons, so -,
the daughters Of The said Nsh' Avih ny, dec. rfls
Nancy ANTHONY, widow Il the said Ns,br An,,o,,. H.,
Betsy T. Ditces aud hef hubbard ! In p,rye. -.
hchadson and her husband ,yd Roindspn Isvi, An,
ny and MARY IL. IiaHoiet"u, sud her husband WIN v. M
Tbf d1y esne well ihe Plaintiff. n. ,be I,oui,
Nancy Anthony, Betsy p Hsre, and her br.tad ~
Dgres aud Slaiy r. uamhltfon y VIM V ~ lf.,ti.,as
husband, by Richard Morris their ennts,l AMI tbs al.
an'wers o. the said ssi named Defendants being 6.J So
rea ard me nie DEE Liants J4hs G. Ru harden, ,,d -
huh'nn DAVID hehatds"n' and Lewis Anthony not hsvfr
entered heir appearance and given erufv acrorjio III, .
of Assembly aud the Rules OF ibis coui and il apresr,ns ~
ihe saolion the court that they inhabitants &c
hi b"Winonwtalth On ihr motion ~ the Plaintiff. IL .
ordered thai the snid Defendants Jsne O. Rirhsfd,on a
he huh7nd David tica dsoD, and Lewis Agfhrnv. aprsar
here on iie hrt day Of Jan and
bill and tls py % fh order forthwith inprfs m ne
Enquirer intwftrtr Published iu the city 81 RIcbm,o,t,
for months e-vclg and tiata cory he posted A ~
door 81 the cot thots ~ the ro~y. corv IT,.
81 PHILIP u. WINSTON e. II. -
nov 2" % -w8wS5t
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The National journal, the Wilmington Watch
man, and miserable sheet printed 1--WE know no,
by whom) at Martinsburs, all chasing another
phantom. Because stated that Gen. lacks son
has expressed himself opposed TO The Istitudino Gus
construction for which MIR. Adams Message con-
tends these wiseacres are pleased to infer thai
Gen. j. is opposed TO the "proiection of Domestic
Industry, and Internal Improvement Excellent
losicians indeed, There Is not word, in the first
place, IN Mr. As message, about the prot ection Of
domestic Industry so that this profound infer
ence falls at 10 the groundi- In the second
place, these Journalists know as well as we do.
from Gen. Us letter TO Mr.. Comau, thar he is in
favor of the Tariff Nor is there the slightest rea-
son TO believe, that he has changed his opinion
since he was in Congress- Mr.. Daniel Rayinond's
assertion to the contrary notwithstanding So also
OF Internal improvements Ii is well und ersl God
that Cen }. Is in favor of the system of Improve
menis which he formerly recommended But liz
there no part OF the message which he mis- hit OBJ
Jeci? Mr.. a. conteDded for an enormous grasp
OF powers which no other President has ever
tended powers indefinite in their nature and CO.
extensive with the objects of government itself
This was The enlarged construction against which
II becomes every TREAD OF the constitution to pro-
test; & 10 which doubt Gen. J. does object -
On one poiht we viii put these gentlemen a, rc.t.
We have never received one line from him on this or
any other subject nor have understood of any
one IN this Stale receiving any communication
from HIM. Can the friends of Messrs. Clay s
Co. say as much about them!
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-11-09

W AZ kgs holden tie I ie1 Ofi6e II The
b e,h % w. So"it o o. oha"ety or s Richmond p.,Ifie
David q. Williams,
against f'h
Wm. ID Wren Sergeant ~ tie CITY NJ Richmond ,.a =.
sueh' ad,nor Of Edmund Wills, dec vim ,vs, s,,o -, So
ofsenhl dec Nsth'i H. jones eN'or Of Fem, o. 'an'
Snu az" ,dIf OF Caihaine J1ne,. dec c. ur,,s - III
mary - ~, VIE, John " Jones, SAUL q ire,n and cos
I VI itsIn ms wife, Aiishsm Hall and France ~ -
Archer Osborne aud Martha hts,y,fe ,nJ 800 MS VIE
bsv Jones PhiiP g. jones' aud Dsr.ha q; J,n.' 49,.
S.iiu''" aho heirs o The said Catherine Jnn.. A.
uH"ts sdT or Of Robl Levi, MsrtGr L.r;, ,;s
lhe sa'u hos Wosham and Ssfsb b,. viz. pin
ST.., Imn afy wiz sri David, ssmT and P6p W
p'e'""' SUD hlehAsd mohorn Exabsth bj. ,;Cs u ~;
Johnson Catherine his wife Tho. f;bb,n viz; oenJ
arc NAH AM ad"'Oi de bonis non Of VIM Codie dee
sen efaeias awarded IN hi, csu.e being ret1,nsd not
Nscued on the defendants Abraham Hail and Frsn, ~
we, snd 'hey not having entered their appearance and gwen
Feuy aecorntngto the Act Of Assembly and Inc R,fs, a.
tn Co" and spprapg iy satisfactory eviJsrs ~, ~
arc but hha"tah 90 this Country IS ordsyrd rha az
ad beennanis do spPear here the tenth dsv ~ thss.
term ana show cause any they eau against, me ,sy,v1
OuSh' ~ he sad pf"oei sud that copy ~ this ofj. re
lSI,n nseed 10 some ne~'Papsr polished ~ the city Of
iiohuond, Tor mouthf snccesveiy, md pused =, no &
door OF the Capitol, in the sad city. a cc,y r. ts
Nov. O. we W. hSNiN1. G. c.
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SPEAKER OF THE II. OF r.
The appointment Of this important Ofhcer will
lake place on he is' DAY Of the apt roarhing sss-
SION % Congress d r. bsi,cysl, 10 not aciUsly
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-11-09

Mr.. Miner, elitor Of The "Vlllage scord. and
n member OF Congress, invenls ridiculous apollo
81 for the EDene and Topsz toast, which is ,yor.
" Of The toast itself The toast, quoih he, was
nothing but Tub TO The whsle; and he ventures
TO say, that Mr.. Adams is " laughing h,artiIy''
TO see how successfully he is taking off the Op
position from the 9 Coalition, Corrup;ion,7 &c.
and putting them another scent. He is sure
that Mr.. q. " would have no objection that they
should follow thar game from this time to the
next fall election" Indeed, and this toast then,
is but diplomatic trick, sort Of military diver
sion, 10 take off the attention of his enemies rom
the niOye oUlaerGbie points Of Coalition, Conup-
ton, &c. Is This The defence OF his tosst! has he
really such very vulnerable points to screen from
notice?- We douh, whether Mr.. 4. VIII be very
much indebted 20 his spoogist for such defence;
whether, indeed Mr.. n. would could relieve
himself from his nemies by making himself pe.fcet-
~ ridicuiOus- whether be- who Is now smartlng
bitterly under The ashes Of bis cfics, can be said
to he :" laughing heartily" at his ii uaiion-- and
whether he wonid not be better pleased by such
formal md serious dcjeHce thai EovsDgius has at
tempted OF the aforesaid toast in the Boston Psri.
Of nan 10y the very awkward apology which Mr..
Miner has lsbored 10 axe for him.
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VIM. s MARY COLLEGE.

VIE, Institution opened ACCORDING Ia nc,;.. nm ,
u et and all the Professors present f.p tb
- VT IpIe' who "a expected 10 sbou, the besn
nns OF Decemher The Of instruction n,s,s.a. -.
nTrqs pp,a iIes OF itetslnrs and science
moral Philosophy, Rev. MIR. Empie nI.,b.,,,,; NJ
IsoFbs; Law aud Police, Judge StnrI.: Na,,.i ~ -,
pny aud Chemistry, DR. Rogers Po6lical Law Gir m S
b-heeture oH Civil Hntoy will he .I.Jiv.,eJ cell
dufItS the session, by the Professor Of Pnlt;o,i Ay
FERDINAND s. Campbell
n, p,;c.,r n, - S-c'y of the Society.
ing, o. 80 "N"''s D. " ash
Tui'ion Zee. 10 Professors. $40
INTERROGATION fee, 90
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.hr. Bourne again! This ptzzline gentleman
hes addressed anoiher letter the public IN which
he denies having said that he received f. ON
member OF Congress, also Mr.. Clay's frieni, =
letter containing the bargain in so D,dny scOrds''
os he adds 1 - have said, and now say, that i
do not believe that any such bargain was made -
IL the letter did not contain the bargain in so
ny toords; what did ii contain? Was il the " er-
Pianafion or" understanding" which he ad-
mits himself in anothsr communication 10 have be-
lieyed! This special Heading s beneath the dignity
OF criticism. MIR. GszIay editor of the &" THler' ~
however promises to obtain from his informant =
statement Of what Mr. h. did say.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-11-09

the Pet-r''vrg intelligence Norfolk BEACON viii o,.o
'"Srn ans foregoing not CO ibrre times once sesL
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-06-01

IA Dispatch from our resden, in Persia came in this
morning. announcing the total defeat ofthe grand Persian
army by the Russian general Helmadof, with force of
ten thousand and that he had employed his artillery
alone making his Anniversaries scampcr off with great loss
and slaughter lie expected to- be fabric and
General Yermaloff has far Tchran. No doubt
was entertained bu, the Russians would Persia:
the consequences it is easy fore,e but the
ness Of the above may be depended upon"
The editor OF the Gazette says
1--WE have understood that the King is personally quite
opposed to the and tina may be considered the
result of popular clamor, caused by the circumstance
n the King having in general terms stated that the Rus
slams ought in possession of the ground they
occupied before the war, being taken up and fully
mened upon by the Muoevees and Moollas These gen.
orally bigotted fosered the wishes
tents, who were excited by Prince Abbas Mira,
who painted for ami glory like second Hotspur-
The King, in the end, although Of the iupolicy
the war; and although anxious affairs prudent
ly and cautiously avoid rupture with a power
ful foe found himself unable resist the faction who
accordingly carried matters their way. The re-
suit feai, likely prove disastrous udepen-
dcnce of the Persian Monarchy. Should the Russians
reach our frontiers the Cossacks have underlined sa
We oeeve OF right and wrong, and stimulated perhaps by
success they may encEoach and give rise
OH our part.
SINGAPORE.
onne,-pwn Juuks arrived n few days ago from Siam
win full casoes. The crop of sugar reported be
very abundant this and the produce of the finer
qnaies greater in proportion than usual. This market
VIII therefore be plentfny supplied with this article
the number nks fitting for the is at least e.
quail TO that ofast year.
The American ship Eliza, Capt. rrore, of Salem touch
eu mere lately ON her passage from Manila. Fhs yes
oe'eve, came to thus for purpose pur-
enesns cargo at Singapore it should considered
sac ai'er the example of the Governor Enlicot, brig,
"hch was seized by II. NJ s. Larne. Some doubt how
ever appears to exist To the legality ira
m"e AT TINS port oven 'to,r, when il ncorpora as
Presidency, and the commander of the Eliza being un-
"ihng 10 run the risk Of Icing seized declined trading,
and sailed for Batavia. We tits not legal for A.
mcricans To trade here, present. the subject NAV AZ
tract the attention of the authorities in England whow
aouo put the port on the same footing in , respect
the neghhoring island of Pnang, which enjoy, the advan
tages of trade with the United States.-Ciron Nor g
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-06-01
From the Salem Gazette: Of Friday.

Through the polieness of Capt. EndIcotte of the
ship George arrived at this port have received co
Pious files Of the India Gazette and the Bengal Husk
aru, TO the 9th January.
An earthquake took place at Calcutta on the 10Th
Of January, but it is not stated that any damage was
done.
II has been proposed TO establish new paper at
ATalacca III the Chinese language in which the Iaes
news from China will be inserted. The Calcutta pa
pers say that, considering the number OF Chinese now
resident in the three settlements of Pinang AIalacca
and Singapore, and that they are almost all able TO
read, the undertaking will probably succeed and ifw
conducted, may not only be very useful TO them bu,
contribute greatly to afford TO Europeans much more
accurate knowledge of that people than they present
possess.
The Malacca Observer, paper recently establish
ed, furnishes trauslaons of little Importance
from the Chinese Gazette, and observes, "PheTe is
sullen silence preserved in them concerning the re-
bellion of the Mahonmedan tribes The local gov ern
ment however said to consider il in every way Sc
ripus national calamity. If suppressed, the expense
will be ruinous: and individuals who read the
stars, think the Dynasty drawing a close. The
replies of bis Majesty to memorials national affairs
contain ed in the Gazette very lacUnic, such as
"Record tue Document" "Be it 500 II know it.p
PERSIA.
eve understand, (saSs the editor Of the Bombay
Gazetel BY letter from the Gulf, OF a recent date
that a Persian chief named Mousapa Khan, brother
INLAY 70 the King Of Persia, the head of six thou
sand troops marching towards Tri1ees, in Gan ab
and meeting encampment by the way, approached
it, in order 10 reconnOitre and page it, if deserted
sooner had he entered il, however than suddenly a
troop Of Russians sailed forth from different direc-
tons, and put to the sword the whole Of the army,
With the exception Of the leader, and few followers,
who narrowly escaped, and took refuge at the head
quarters Of Abbas Meerza, who at the Same time
engaged in battle with the Inhabitants of Shoosh,
city in Armnia. The Russian troops closely pursuing
the enemy met the grand army Of Abbas Bleerza, and
fought them with great slaughter, in such manner
That Abbas Meerza was obliged 10 ask an immediate
succour or the troops that stationed at GanJah,
who Immediately to the assistance Of the Prince
Royal The Persians at last giving way TO the con-
queror, dispersed and Abbas Meerza, after leaving
the enemy sole Of his garrison and twenty pie
ces OF cannon made his escape. The Russians finding
The city OF Gansh wholly deserted, entered it without
the least boodsbed.n
Later accounts from Bombay, given in tic India Gazte
9aei I've lcIoNing Confirmation q tai5 aoce-ll.--
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-06-01
TWO APPRENTICES
Are JTTanfed ut Mjs OGre.

Are TAINTED ut Mis Office
II is necessary that they be Of good character
peCtaby connected, we'll educated, and smart iTdts
uious lads. None without these requisites will IN
tassep.