Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-08-01

Ai,er publishing these loo umenis. whichwe re-
commend to the attention of every republican
press in the Union, we hope this SANDER may not
be repeated for though We know the coalition
would repeat it, ii they thought its repetition
would deceive single voter, hope they will
not so tar coInpromit their reputation for COM
mon sense, as to venture upon thrice reiuted
talss hood
But phy hare they re,ttred ,t:-See MINI
| idn's'' letter to-day-dnd their reputation by
B'utnS. Edit. Enq.
| LOUISVILLE. (k.) July I9.-We received u
lew iays since an able letter from JOHN POPE,
Esq. In which he clearly explains the important
priaclpes involved in the present contest, and as
signs the reasons which have induced him to take
a decided and active part in supper OF the cleo
| ton oil Messrs. Barry and Breathitt Mr.. Pope's
Interesting letter will appear on Wednesday next.
|. D'Mr. Clay reached Maysville on Monday
last, ana, We presume, arrived at Lexington ON
w Wednesday. A committee, composed Of Gen.
nos. Bodiey Il Co. his old leige subjects, was
appointed to meet him and to escort him into town.
He will probably be dined to-day, Monday,
at Mobiles old stand, and another Noble speech,
designed to answer electioneering purposes may
| be anticipated.
AT Maysville, we are told, Mr.. Clay was receiv-
ed IN SfBe-he attended TO his own business, il
he had any, and so did every body else. In short,
no particular notice taken of him.
Mr.. Siay's health is said to be tolerably good.
On ms passage down the Ohio, he generally read
|
was not studying Hoyle." The company be-
ing mostly mechanics, he was, OF course reserved,
aud had little or nothing to say to any person on
board. Iadrcrtiser
| .Nissou,i.-This state is still claimed with ap.
parent earnesness by the Adams papers, the Edi-
tors oil which know their statements to be untrue.
| we were long since convinced that about two
thirds OF the voters of Missouri were opposed to
the reelection OF Mr.. Adams; and the following
extract OF a letter from a distinguished gentleman
1 State. RIM ne cts hay,,
made relative to the probable strength OF parties
there.
| "sT. LOUIS, JULY ii, 1928.
| "DedI &-Discovering in the Kentucky Ad.
ans prints, that Missouri is claimed as an admin
iStratIon State, deem il not only Just, but due 10
our republican friends abroad, to contradict the
assertion in the most positive terms. From very
| recent intormation derived from persons of the
nrst responsibility there is not the smallest doubt
that the Jackson ticket will succeed by majority
oil 2OOO votes in the Boons Lick District of country
QUO IN the Salt River District, and more than
| lou in the counties south of ST. Louis-giving a
majority of about 1000 in the State for the old
| hero.
| "Great eKertions have been made by the friends
| oil the administration to effect a change of public
sentiment in this State on thePresdential question.
CONN handbllls have been imported from New
Orleans, in the steam boat Liberator for distribu-
| non IN Missouri and Illinois, but they will have no
| effect We are unalterably fixed in our purpose,
ana the cause oil the people will prevail No State
IN the Union is more decidedly for jackson than
Illinois 1t is confidently believed by her most in
iiuential men, that two thirds OF the people of that
State will vote for him. rB
! NEW ORLEANS.-The following note was
endorsed on the New Orleans Post Bill, of July T.
ior the office OF Washington City, received yester-
| day The newspapers of the Sd were silent on the
subject.
" The Postmaster and every one of his assis.
.ahts are SICK with raging fever called Spanish
lever Half of the citizens in town are laid UP
with the same sickness it is considered the
| grehtest epidemic ever experienced in Lou
iSiana.' v,,, Inf
Mr.. JAMES BARBOUR, Minister to London, with
his family, passed through Fredericksburg on the
3d. OH his way to New York, where he lakes pas
sage Tor Liverpool i'll the packet snip Pacific, to
sail on the 10Th August. Some OF the citizens of
! the town, wishing TO give him mark of their re-
spect' invited him to public dinner which he
declined in consequence OF the shortness of the
intervening time between this and his DEPARTURE
with many acknowledgements for their kind invi.
I tation.
Mr. Barbour left Baltimore on Monday mern-
| ing for New York
CHARLoTTEsvILLE, July 26.-The Visitors
oil the University adjourned on Thursday last, al
Ter close session ottwo weeks; one OF which how
ever, was chiefly occupied in attendance on rh-
convention. During this time, they were engag-
i
uents' enqulring into the state Of the institution,
anu making improvements in its discipline, sc.
one ~hich VIII, we trnst, materially increase the
NUMBER OF students, is the reduction of board du-
ring the session, TO one hundred dollars, for all
supplies including washing, and excepting on
" iuel and Candles which to be supplied by the
; Proctor at small advance upon cost With
view 10 reducing the expenses as low as possible
tue Board are resolved on rigorous enforcement
oil the regulation prescribing uniform. This will
be required to correspond in every respect includ
ing color and quality, with the established stand
ard.
The Board meet again OF the LIST OF October
.4dU0cdte.
In the hurry and hustle of the Convention. last
week. we omitted to perform the painful task of
announcing the departure OF Professor Long of the
University; gentleman who both as a professor
anu ds man mas acquired very high place in
HE estimation OF those w hose relations with him
nave afforded an opportunity of approaching his
worth. The loss experienced by the Institution OF
winch ne was so valuable member and through
II by the cause OF literature Throughout, coun-
Try, Is most highly estimated by those who have
had The best means ofknowIng him. He lett the
University the day after the close of the exanin.
dIoi' intending to embark at New York on the
nIS' o august for London, where we anticipate for
hin most useful aud distinguished career, as we
wish TO LIN every sort of prosperity. 1D
Inc following Gentlemen have recently been
admitted graduates TO the University OF Virginia
In The creek Language
ueSsner Harrison, OF Rocklngfam
Henry Iutwer, Of Rockingham,
Rob't Nj. L. Hunter of Essex.
In Mathematics
Henry Tutwiler, OF Rockinghdm
iona A. Gretter, OF Richmond City.