Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-08-15


'h'ongh IT. Northern Neck route, and attend, IN
Pfcp''a pe'So''h on all its openings and elosngs.
IN conch-ion, wo;d saw TO this g intelligent
gentleman, that Wills; he ayows himself so " arm
ai advocate Tor the PRONUNCIATION and spread of
truth, ami deals such heavy judgments upon those
whom he SUSPECTS Of obst,uctine it's course from
uFead OF ts in;i,i.nce-t saw whilst he docs these
'n'ngs, let han not be uniuindtul of the command
,nent oil ms Creator, which says, i" Thou shalt not
Dear iaise witness against Thy neighbor." Had
nor oeie'ed the information lodged by this a. intel
H'seh' gentleman 10 be faiselood Of the most
wInton KIND, and a SANDER on a body OF gentlemen
as P'"u" o. iheii good names. aud as much above
committing dishonest as he any body else,
wouid not have troubled you with this COMMUNE
ca''oh from one Of the .viimber.
FOR THE E.N-Q y7TR Err.
hnVERTIsEMENr EXTRAORDINARY!
advertised about twelve months ago, that
""hte" 10 employ ne,c Foreman d Hands in
my Cdotnst iTGEeiouSe. l then entertained some
iaint cNpecia'ions, that the Persons employed III
business nigh, he induced by such public mott
healion 10 stay more at home and mind my
Germs. But, as find they incurahly negli-
gen. III attending TO my interests, while they are
uniiorinly looking after their own. am induced
u repeat my notice 10 such as NAV want employ
meht from The fth of Marcii.--A suitable reward
is al the same time offered to those who will apr.
nenu my absent Foreman and Secretaries, and
denver them safely 10 me ut Washington.
"a great facility in making excuses for all his
dehcencies. Should he urge that he has my
ieaVc Tor absen,ng himself at this time from The
sno;'' trust that nobody will be imposed on by
MS ingenious ptedges.-I have every reason to sus-
Pect That he has rather gone TO the North TO look
after the n,oin chance.
understand that the first Secretary an mn Let
tS Cg'ce excuses himself by saying that he is OF,
The sick list, and has obtained a certificate from
'"o physicians mat he needs relaxation and travel
~ ell.
s'iu' ne takes his rations very kindly, is able To
make speeches at dinners, contrary TO the prescri-
uons o. his Doctors, and is suspected 10 have gone
10 the W est TO look after something else than his
health, beg that 10 ONE may be taken in by his
oily tongue, but that he NAV be sent home TO look
alter my Foreign Correspondence.
MY Clerk in my Military Office has strangely
"osenied himself after being few DAYS in my EN-
Payment Instead of lear rag his trade, and 81,
tiing he disputes of my men-at-arms, he is gon.
TO look alter certain hasons i'll his neg hbour.
hooo, whom my foreman wants to help him Out OF
ms difficulties. l. any should NEE: with the
said Clerk; hope he may be forthwith sent bac,,
to look after my concerns.
Ii Is possible that in few days the Secretary
VINO was employed to take care OF my boats, may
also fiy-oh from his business. If he should be.
caught oil my estate, will give handsome re
ward TO any honest fellow who will send him back
hea iy, my affairs have suffered so much du-
ring me last three years from the intolerabie al
sence OF my agents, that shall be compelled 70
employ an entirely new set OF hands If any one
therefor, h'uld want employment in III So. v.,i
Gus capacities he will please make known Ms
quat- atoms and views to UNCLE SAM.
United States, August 10, 1928.
ESi, act If a letter from Trenton .quc,,st Z 1923
John q. Adams passed tn, Uugn ibis place IN
cog. this day, on his way 10 the East. There are
tour in number, including the servant Pine.
'ohn acts as coachman. John O., in disguise, with
a. Il b.
Stopped at an inn in the vicinity, and took crackers
and cheese"
.fotd 6ene-His Excellemcy has arrived. at the
CITY Hotel. His confidential! friends have all been
to wait upon him excepting the "Pink'' who is
picking himself in the salt sea ocean AZ Lon,
branch, q at the Branch Bank. Several persons
who have shaken hands with Mr.. Adam hav,
Ought cold by sudden check OF perspration H.
Is IN good hea!th-sPirts, as usual.
Nv: j. Eng.
NEw-YoRK, Aug. 9-The President of the IT.
States visited the Navy ard ibis nornnsr -. ei,.
O'clock. he was received on board the irigaIe
Hudson, now ready for sea, by Com. Chaumcey
with salute OF u guns, anu the manning OF the
yards. lie subsequently visited the yard the ships
under cover, the receiving ship, and other vessels
IN the, srean aud appeared to view the whole with
great interest. The Union Jack was hoisted al the
main-a compliment in service which knows,
land pity II Is that 1t is so no admirals due to the
and navy of the United States. At 10 O'Clock the
PRESIDENT was conveyed by the Commodore's
barge TO the Llnn9us steam boat. then lying of the
yard-and in her proceeded TO Flushing.
AS The President left the yard, upon a signal
from The flag ship, all the vessels in commission
manned their yards, and fired saiutes OF ri guns
.H-.. ,hH President proceeds at three o'clock,
In the Chancellor Livingston. f.finericGn
.Netc Nomination Of Governor There is an
thl
ons oil the Adams party in this state. They are
composed OF inharnonious materais--oi men hsv-
ing different objects In view-and the pains that
nave been taken to make them move IN one direc-
hon are likely TO be thrown away. The party Js
falling TO pieces OF its own accord. Weknew that
the nomination Of Judge Thompson gave great dis
satisfaction to very maiiy Of his party, but we
confess, we did not expect TO hear so soon of a
from the dissBected. Such,
however, is the fact. A convention, stylDg itself
ant-masonic, has been held at Utica who, on
wednesday last, nominated Francis Granger, Of
Ontario county, for Governor, and John Crary, OF
ashington county, for Lieut.. Governor. The
circumstance is somewhat embarrassing for Judge
Thompson and his friends. AS the Judge does not
resign his seat the bench, il has been suggested
that he should resort TO the exercise of his official
functions ~ this emergency, and ISSUE his manda-
mus. IN Y posf
The Albany Chronicle statcs, that the anti-na-
sonic convention at Utica, have nominated Francis
i"n5SI, Hq DIS tilclT Candidate Tor Governor, ana
John Crary, Esq. as their candidate Tor Lieutenant
Governor.
The same paper states, that Mr.. Granger has
accepted the nomination made By the Adininistra-
ton Convention, and agreed TO Become candidate
for Lieut.. Governor.
Chesapeake and OiiO CdRQi--Tiventy miles
OF the Canal have, we understand, been located,
and are now ready, and will be LET 10 undcrtakcrs
lower, probably, than the estimates OF the Con-
ycltiOn or 81 The civil Engineers, the actual To-