Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-09-12
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MISSOURI AND ILLINOIS

Missouri has spo<en.--The ith inst was the dav
| oil trial. The contest was pretty warm for some
tHonths previous TO the election, but every doubt
was hushed, when the friends OF Gen Jackson
concentrated their forces upon the following: For
Governor, John Miller; Lieut.. Cove rnor Daniel
! Dnnklin; Congress blouse OF Representatives
spencer Pett!s The Administration ticket for
Governor, no candidate. Lieut.. Governor, Samuel
Ferry; Congress, Edward Bates. With respect 20
the majority, the Missouri Republican of the
I'm august an Administration paper, gives the
'o'iowing; g" The Jacksonians were interchangeable
10 bIlng every man into the field. They have
sweied the number ofther yo,esas much as n, ,.-
oe and nave, perhaps, obtained majority of 1900
all told. Is there any thing in this TO make us
dcspond: Or, that should induce to give tIp the
contest without struggle? Is there not ground In
hope, that when lucid interval returns, and rea.
son resumes its sway, they will hesitate before
"cy commit another faux pas, and impose upon us
a sun greater eviE' Very like whale indeed!
Things in Illinois have gone in the same b,p,v
channeI--the Congressional Election is over: lie
Jackson candidate General Joseph Duncan was
le'ec'ed ny a swee?ing majority over the Admins
tration candidate-Membcrs to both branches of
the Legislature were elected upon the question: a
large majority OK the jackson candidates e.rcted
his state OF things is but foreiasle of ultimate
triumph, when the eagle OF victory shall once more
visit the Republican banner.
HICKORY wlTHE.
~. Gcneyeve county. Mo.
Addiiional returns Increase the majority OF Mr.
Pei'is TO 2,GG5Iui II counties more 10 be heard
from.
DIED in New York Oh Saturday last, TIE zen
cradle TIiEOD0RUS BAILEY, for many wears
Post Master of dat City. General BAILEY Iyasa
patriot Of the Revolution, respected by tlc public
Tor his Probity and public syii and boioY cd by his
personal acquainiances and friends, for his bcne-
whence and private virtues. Distinguished for
hs patriotism, intelligence and sound JUDGMENT: he
rya5 called upon to.fil various public stations and
occupied that Of Il member of thc National Ieris.
laturc; at the time OF his appoinuncntas Post Mas
ter OF the first City og the Gnon. In N trusts &
relations, whether oi private or public nature he
discharged his duties with honour and fidelity. e
his memory will he long cherished with send
ments Of love and yeucrd;iOn by his c5mily and
numerous friends. =. .TBalt r. f;oz
------, slidci.lyon The s1 inst at his re.i.
deuce ia thc C'duty OF Goochland. Atr .Jaj,se
Ji Coit''er, in the j3l year Obj sage. Mr. Meal.
isier MAS Mechanic Of much note. Tie lived and
died apcsccable, Kind, honest rs leayine q wife
children aud many friends to mourn his lDss
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THOMAS J. BOYD, ArroRSpY A.rtAvy.
x EsPECTrvLLiY offers his professional scyvices
10 the pubic, and pledges his mremi,ied At
.eniion 10 als business that maybe committed io HE
care lie will regularly attend The superior Il In
icriur Courts of Albemarle s, Fluvsuna count;cs.
HIS office ia Charlottesville.
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