Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-01-24

II Is true Mrs, he.pg eouIp ensa.c,. me ior nv
trouble and side id r Nifh plea iure, as 81 e
was nearly the only sEsS Of lurpin's creditors
who got any thing, III colsPssSson with the amounts
he owed them, could aprFeai 90 MIR. John Chew.
always the friend of Mrs. Kemp, and to whom she
left her fortune, TO bear mc out Ii sho statements
that through the Joint agency Of NJ. Baker and
myself, she recovered a desperate dcbt--ana thar
lin all my transactions with her, there wes nothing
improper; and that she always esteemed me az
her best friend, next 20 himself have never
known that she was dissatisfied with Tor taking
compensation for my sersices-and it Is not i'm
probable that some OF the boardcrs thought that
olght not 10 have charged her any thing. But
this was a matter Of opinion, and they could know
nothing of the troublc l had. Judge Parker Lad
nothing TO 10 with this Transaction.
The miserable and malicious insinrasiors OF Mr..
Smith. relative TO erne, &c. must inirc him NOR,
than me: IF 'rhdt he Scys trere erea true, the
Qualities OF 4 heart that could C0lxntcer such
disgusting details, fer the injury of man. who
ha's never injured him, ana with whom he
never had word OF disGgrcement cannot b.
envied. To comment upon him, in the an
ui;e IN which he has placed himself would be
TO insult tue feelings and judgment of jus.
and generous public. care not for the terms o:
disrespee.. which such men may tiint propcr 10
use towards nc. have Mrs. Kenp's bills while
boarded with her s. would submit them 10 horlorahl
inen-l venture 70 say they contain as many char
gcs Tor 'r.ne, clubs in wine, &C. a5 almost any ~
Their ooarder she ever had, not excepting the cen-
4 IN
Tor what had. do not know that lyr. S. did
not. But MIR. Pleasants ought TO be the last man
to circulate such Institutions. He boarded with
Mrs. hemp alta subsequent time, and VIII not
venture 10 say that he has paid for ~, th,t Lc 90
and drank at her expense.
deeply lament the necessity of making t,eeo
remarks. Those who have driven me 10 IL In ;Lej,,
cooler moments, will find more than ius,;6caq;n.
IN their own conduct No man, perhaps OF nv.
age, ever encou,tcred more ~:naErriiv than (
nave. The hatred Of a bad man il more prcetou4
10 me than the commentator of COOL man be.
yona what kn0tc myself entitled TO-
{. " GooCI.
IL IS remarkable that Mr. Coias-a ros;,I.--,
distant sta;e-thc warm friend of Mr.. Adam -
anu mere transient visitor of Mr. Jetetsnr
should have been the only person OF the Thousand,
VINO converscd with him JviIo-can denosa % 81
fact OF his dsapprobaiion of Cen Jacsan Si,,c -
iast election. Mr.. Us preference OF Gen J,rt
son, as opposed 10 Mr.. Adams on the o,hcr -;
- established by the inmates OF his Ganil, an;
his confidential CORE pondence Thai rr.cSS 80
like his denunciations' of both Mr. sSar,s ..e
zen Jacsson,a; the rival candidates of Mr. c.
lord, was only relative His obiections - ~
Two were not necessarily diminished nor aban,lor.
ou oy ms preference OF either, while there il eysrv
reason 10 believe, that these objections TO CIR,
jackson became comparatively reconciled s H..
against Mr.. ..dams strengthened a. his ,,r,c;,,
anu imoeci!ity as practical statesman were ,na-
anu more manifested in the course of his a,mi,,is
I
ing 10 sustain or destroy the statement Of NJ
coles or this subject, by conjecture and bvnotI,a
SIS lie Is confrontedb by stubborn facis Vii
prove lncontestihly either the incorrecLnes, of III
oehei-or the palpabie inconsistency of Mr. Tef1cr
SON lime will soon exhibit farther and stiIl roo-.
authentic disclosures this subject of =yhich NJ
u Is iltteeware, and which will dispeI ever, 70
naming doubt as TO Mr.. Jcfferson's opinions 81
measures and men charlottesville iIrocose
C0l HGniiHon--The Nashville, B,nnor s.o,s
that public dinner was given by the cizcns =,
'na' pace, on "Wednesday, 18th ult TO Col. Jaue,
n: Hamilton, of New York, who was J.r,,+o,,
WIN Others, to attend the approaching cechrata,'
OF the Sth January at New '0rloaas, '''''''
Gen. JdchSon.-The Nashville Rcpuyr;o,,,
states that on Thursday 9th ult general t.
son som ana Lady, Col Hamilton of New York. Coz
houston and other gentlemen and ladies' cInba-t
Ell on board the steam boat Pocahontas Can, r.
her, Tor New Orleans, TO attend the celchra,io,,
"ch Is 10 taGe place IN that city,, on the Sth inst
the Sd day OF Jan Is2s in her e4,i ye,- "
.nah's woman TO ttmaIk, tla the yatio. ,ci,i ~ "
Gnhe' Cnecss'afIiy resulting during life thu, rro
W y" hei part IN manner calculated T., sns,,re a.
Itsfec esteem and fien-hp of ali "a ,yb,, - - '"s
Shr iiV+d 81 year. aud month a Viii. ~ ,i,,n. H.
"neh "lej she was actively emploved m The d,,rts.
''" Shu P,"ui dhles-And when fam m.
'h ,u hefn So IoPg useful actress, size met e ri
WIN tesgnal'h and confidence, IN, Ell podcnb, - 81.
useful ends sac " '-'u U.S. f'oa' al"
NOTICE
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''d aud says f he helonss Eeni min Ioib ~ -
49, W. tennessee The 'll negro !. 5 feet 10 i,rJ