Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-09-19
MAJ. WILLIAM I. BARRY

LESINGroS (Ky) Sep 5--A public dinner
! "a7-Sl'en TO this gentleman on Wednesday last,
| by number OF the citizens OF Georgetown and
scott county,at MIR. dahoney'e Tavern, ia George
town After the cloth removed the following
tod-t was offered by the comuiitee OF arrange.
ineIts, which was received by the company Wit,
hearty ctrerng
" MAJop WILLIAM T BAnRY. the allie n,a
enlightened allocate IF the rights az the peo-
pfei His distinguished efforts in the receut can
vas' III the cause OF civil liberty, entities him o
the gratitude OF ms country He rises ia Ante,s
vigorous from the momenaTy triumpIis OF Sian IL, +:
aniabie ana gentemanly in his department, he
gathers fresh strength irom fresh opposition We
ho the election ia November next as period
when we shall witness the triumph Of his n
bors."
As the cheering ceased Major r. was
about TO address the company, but as the room was
Insufficient TO contain the audience, at the suggss.
uon OF one OF The committee, the company adjourn
ed TO the Court House, previous to which, Major
Barry offered the following toast:
Oblivion to the controversy between the old
ana new cout pariies-unon amongst the fri ends
OF Jackson and reform"
The company then retired TO the Court House
when Major Barry delivered rma-tcrly and clio.
quent speech, which was received with great en-
thusiasm. Il Is impossible for US to give even an
outline OF his address We shall endeavour TO
procure copy OF it and lay it before our readers
HENRY CLAY AGAIN
We understand that Mr. Clay, Uncle Sans m
dollar Secretary, on his way last week from Cir,
cihnatl up The ONO river, stopped at New Rich
mond in this county. Whether he thougii, 10 have
any influence on our fall elections, we know not
ono thing IS certain that the ndependen spirit of
the citizens of this county cannot be owed down
by MIR. Clay, nos any other man in pay of govern
inent, while pursuing that upright and honest
course in defence of that liberty which is guaran.
iced 10 them by the laws and the constitution and
scale by the blood Of their fathers We are fur
Their informed that the Jacksonians of New Rich
mond, on Mr. Cliy's arrival raised Hchoyy tree
tor his accommodation From our knowledge of
The Jacksonians OF New Richmond, we are certain
this was done merely to s!icw AIR. Clay, that they
were not his TRANSCRIPTS, but FIsEEa;EN
[Ohio sun.
Celebration al .HeLoport-Ths battle of Erie
the most memorable in our annals, fought & won
the 10Th OF September, is TO be celebrated this
year IN an appropriate manner at Newport New
port gave birth 10 the hcrool that da and her &c
metry contaiHs his ashes. As the first naval vic.
DRY ever won by an american OY.ran EnpIiIf
0eet, the day should b. celebrated throughout the
country; but II not where IL be more appropri
ately observed than in Newport? splendid din
Der IS 60 be provided II BeifeUue, and we Under.
stand that number Of gentlemen from dis town
intenl joining the celebration. The Newport pa /
pers state that te following distinguished siran-
gers, no" IN Newport intend joining thC celebra-
lion, viz: ih' Baron de hreuder, Rusitu Atnlr,ssa-
dor, Gen. Bernard and Captains Pous4ir T. Chase.
OF The Engineer DEPARTMENT. Hon. ait stevenson
| Speaker Of The House Of Representatives. Of The
United states, and Gov. Coles Of Illinois
tFyoDidCncc piper
letter % tire editor Of lac Albany Argus. dA
ted at Buffalo, tIe o ins, says. Gen. Porter AL
rived here to-day from the west: and Mr. Auol.
ney- General wiz has arrived ogPortUpeiy on this
frontier. Mr.. Clay, believe, j, not expected. /
The news from the west has maIs Tong faces here /
among the odhereu's Of Tire coalition"
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WINCBES Ter RACES
~ ~ he y % .xlos tt WIN ....
en- e'e6 oe' Hup4res & sersa.y Doaar,- fur
I.nes 30 tepen.
Sc on dsJ o. anl .p.si, Is one Bsnsrsd Dot
LAT daJ ieTa'oss, Sa,sgeets-apo beat, three sf,
~ ah'7 rseng vl be conducted according 70 ihe ,nie
gus '"T' o. tba Wa'Sias.oa City .eFeyca.