Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-07-25

| IL Charles Carroll OF Carrollton. The only
surviving signer OF the Declaration of indepen'
dence; may his eternal life be happy his TEN.
pora one has been honorable and useful.
cheers
II. The Principles Of IT76. May they never
cease TO animate the American People.
cheers.
i3. The fair scx Grace is in NIL their steps
Heaven in their eye, in all their gestures, dignity,
aud love-
The Boston papers OF the iiilt inst mention
the death OF Gilbert Stuart, Esq. widely known
and honored as one o., the first, if not the first, ol
the portrait painters Of the age. The Boston
Gazette observes:
ut is not by those who are proud of the genius
OF Mr.. Stuart alone, that regret will be felt for
his dccease. Though his labors have been such
as to secure to him an Immortality of fame he has
yet found time TO attach TO himself, by the graces
Ot his conversation and the vivacity OF his w.t.
great numbers OF his fellow citizens, as well as
very many individuals, in the various societies
where it has been his fortune at different periods
TO reside.'
ANOTHER cALUNNY ExposEp.--The follow
ing article, from the u. :. Telegraph puts TO rest
the Benton affair, which forms a prominent part OF
bnns's Coffin Handbill.
while the nomination of Gen. Porter was pend
ing In the Senate, it was opposed 10y Major Eaton,
who held in his hand copy of the Albany Address
published with the name of Gen. Porter as Chair
man. Major Eaton handed il 10 MIR. Benton, and
pointed out that part o, the address which refers
to the attack on MIR. b. by Gen. jackson MIR.
Benton wrote on the paper, SIT Is AN lNFA
NOUS FALSEHOOD.--r. II. b. This was
furnished Us by Maj, Eaton
Extract from letter of gentleman Of high res
Pectability in Illinois, to his friend in New
York.
ILLINOIS, June %, 1923.
"ln your letter you speak OF the Presidential
question, and mention that you had been informed
that MI Adams would get a majority in Missouri
and Illinois. Your informant is mistaken.
Ihe votes OF those two states are as certainly for
tennessee, and the majority in each will be large.
am pleased to find New York moving steadily
ahead Tor the old patriot, and | am Eratiiied TO
learn that you are for him"
I'm anomalous case Of Focundity!
On Sunday the 9th ult. neg" womsn
to Mrs Elizabeth Bowie, of Hanover delivered b.
d. w N, Mnton OF Henrco county, =; me
children weighed four and half pounds each; the fourth
pounds ouHee'-The doing well, likewise the ]
Communicated
D1EpI in this city, Monday the 2Ist ans. M,ri. NJ.
RbtinsOn Esq. Attorney at Law v,ntlen,sn dnsu . ed
as well by his Classical aud legal az b.. pol. &
e'hiiemaniy mspneT and generous and benevolent heart
why wander' wretehed though, their tomb. AROUND?
why lament their loss, who a lo.ie
IN this month, Mt her residence 10 King Queen co.
Mrs 4nn Gnrness, of Col. r. Garne Thi. Lady
VINO had scarcely reschedtb idisn of e
all who had the happiness of being well with her
in her, unafft cited and vital pi.y
ny her DEATH society has been deprived Of of its ohei
gen; sud pou, mother The rseole to OF what 81. wa.
hpe OF whs, she IS, will administer con.osvn to
aiiieted aud bereaved friends.
the 9Th inst. as his re,dence in inc On. ep n
IN the 32nd OF his age, John Maso Esq man Of IN.
highest sense =. h"no', aud the utmost bsn.sore of heart