Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-04-25

Resosred, That this meeting DO now adjourn TO
meet again on the first Monday in June next.
| Vim. BRAMIIAM, Caainan.
L. +. BUcxNER, Secretary.
CO-AElfU.vICaTED
Waller Scott tells US, in his " Tales of a Grand
father, &c 1t was popular remark, that the Kings
named John, both of France and ENGLAND had
oeen unfortunate and on this account that one
OF the descendants OF the Great Bruce in Scoap,,
was compelled, when he mounted the throne. 10
take the name of Robert. fear the miscbiefs of
this name were not exhausted in the Old conn
Try, but that the remark is equally true of the
( Chief Magistrates of America Tho fret Iohn
was elected at the end of his first term. The se
cond John is destined 10 the same doorn-and. as
Al some misfortune ran in the dynasty or the name
the third John Adams is cutting no very plea
santhSnre in the view of his country Col Jar
vis ought not, perhaps, TO haye attended the Le
yee' though that is a mere matter of taste; nor
should he have assaiIed the Young man in tbe
Capitol-but surely no man ever committed a more
ungentiemanly outrage, GfJarvis gives the whole
case0 OF deserved more TO smart for it. II ne had
whispered in is ear, that il was inproper for him
to attend the Levce, that alone would have been
an insult for which J.would have had rirhtto cail
him to account;lor the President keeps omen house
on such days Tor every citizen who is gentleman.
Bu 10 add to the Insult; TO say in the nresanca n,
Ladies what was to wound their feelings. is srcL
an outrage, as trust no other young man in
merica IS capable Of then. when
nc was punished for his misconduct, instead of the
sons resenting it on his own account for f,,e Co
Their to make public quarrel of it, exceeds All
ideas that we possess of " right good common
sense" begin to think with Mr.. Shand,, AMI
the Scots,that there must be something in N AMEs
J The friends Of the Administration claim vic,o.
ry in Cincinnati The Adams candidates have car.
RED the city and town offices in out of ) Wards nj
the City, by more than 300 majority The Ma.
.lonal republican OF that town, notwithstanding
assures It's Brethren that Cincinnati is firm and
strong for jackson, by large yn4ioy;tt, yyi,icb
VIII be exhibited TO tho discontinue OF the Goats
non, IN the great election next fall we DO mn
believe there is one citizen, who was for Gencra
SaekSon last October, that is now in favor of Mr.
Adams; and we do know of many who then call.
ed themselves, Administration men thst orc No.
Tor Gen. Jackson"
--.,e9s-.-
TIE PLEDGE.
MI. " cod has forged the letter ascriie3 folrr
Stockton, he deserves excommunication uorna,
ne iaiTiy put on The same shelf with Mr. Riuns
70 worse LOT, he could not be consigned--Tf Mr.
! ~ Goes not excupate himself forthwith he will
/ deserve the tate which awaits him-and we here.
I Dy cali upon him For further ezplanaGons-Bu
we know these tobe facts; LIST, that we have q Let
Ter from gentleman IN New Jersey, STATING tbat :
distinguished federaltst in the STATE mir Stockton,
nia state 10 him about the pledge of which NJ r
"epster iad gwen him Information; I'd, that lei.
teis 70 the same import have been recentlv 70.
ceiyed from N. Jersey by members of Compress
ana 5dIy, That MIR. Webster did offer 10 sio,v the
letter Qnodiiied at Mr.. adams SUGGESTION TO a dis.
esIngnlshed federal gentleman in Congress lust be-
lore the election In the II of R-Wifh thoSo e,a,a
IneDts, we submit the following articlcA~,vbict
MI wood is herewith called upon to notices
81, From the Trenton IN. j. Emporium1
| ne IoHowing, note accompanied, with the
name OF the author, has been handed 20 us for
PuoIca'on- we have only to remark that we
| nave not seen the article alluded TO-
" 4 he extract of Ipfter -, 49,.
editor OF newspaper at Buffalo, in tn State Of N
ork' and by him alledged to have been written
| oy the ate Mr. Stockton, of Princeton, is unloubt-
cuiy a forgery. Tie friends OF the deceased hope
'bat the pubic viii not be imposed on by so infa
nous proceeding. Mr.. Justice will please 10 in
sert THIS note, written by one who leaves his name
That he may be answerable for its contents"
linear connection If tie 9eccgsed"
Trenton, April, IS, 1882
DIEpJ-At Clay Hill, her scat in Amelia coun.
! ~, virginia, on The 18th of April 1888. in tho
| 10Th year Oi her aee, Mrs. FRANCES Tam. re-.
vet ol the late John Tabb Of Clay HILL Esaoire
| and daughter Of the late Sir John pevfon orI el.'
nam, in the county Of Gloucester, Baronct. line
ally descended from the Peyions Of Islsbarn. in
| Canbridgcshre. BY the death Of his son Jol,r
/ younger brother OF Mrs. Tabb, by a second mar
rage uis ancient Baronctcy became extinct
Asbe never assumed the title, after his f,ther,s
death, it was claimed and held by persons in In
gland, not entitled to il, under false allegation
in Debrcifs Baronetcy, that sir Robert pevion
who eInigratcd to Virginia during the civil VAR
IN which nc was severe sufferer, left no heir,
male. Beautiful in person; aIdble, graceful, and
accomplished IN manners; endowed with wealth
unexanpled in that quarter Of the country.
and with a strength of character beyond he,
sex; no won an ever fulfilled the duties Of wifc
mother, and mistress Of family, with more fdeI.
iiy and zeal than Mrs. Tabb. Her mnnifsencs
was priRcely. rather than that Of a private persor
~ our country. Her virtues were strictly domestic
Intent on promoting the welfare Of others, uilerl,
regardless Of sei she forever occupied in som,
household iabour, OF some work Of love-4lninister
ing to the sick, whether among her descendants
her guests, her neighbours, or her slaves lie