Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-01-13

-L.sNsaS SlCIHsp Ssilds-We S.a.c the gait
cation of the Norfolk Beacon in perceiving, thar
the only obstacle 10 the uninterrupted navisyion
OF this Canal is about TO be speedily removed, by
act OF the ". Carolina Legislature, abating The
instructions TO the passage OF ressels tefh iadsts
from tie Swamp to Aibemsric Sound The
Fridge over Pasquotank River. the distraction
complained of in the Memorial Of the Canal Can-
pany will thus be removed rendered passablc sy
all vessels navigating the 80 Canal'-We have be-
fore us an Interesting article from the Norfolk He
ra2, which NE shal! seize On early opportuDify &c
lay before our readers.
BANHS OF NORTH CAROLINA.
Mr.. Po;,er's Bin was rejected OH the s,h.bv
the vote Of The Speaker of the House of Common.
on its third readDg59 i'm favor OF its passage, SO
against 1t; and having announced this vote. tho
Speaker observed, "This places me in situation
Of great responsibility; but shall shrink Iron.
it; believing the bill ought not TO pass, place
my vote with that Of the minority" This bill Hal
been finally amended, SO as TO confine the prose
cution to the esident s Directors CT the Sta Bans
only.-A bill OF similar characterwas brought
torword in the Senate, on the 7ih and rejected on
its LIST reading, % TO %.
Mrs. JGckson-As soon az intelligence Of be-
death was received at Knoxville, the Board CT AZ
derinan came to the following resoiuiion:-.h s-
sofred, That while we deeply regret the death oi
Mrs Jackson we cannot but e xpress our gratitude.
TO the Supreme Governor of the universe, that she
was not taken from tms to eternity until he people
OF the Union had given clear and distinct mani
iesta,ion OF the high estimation Ill whch they held
the reputation Of herself and husband. They a.
SO requested the Rev. L. II. Nelson 10 preach a
sermon suitable 70 The occasion, and the Citizens
OF the town to attend 1.-THE minister chee,fuIy
complied with their request
Mr.. Otis has been sworn in as afayor of Boston.
on which occasion he made solemn and expl..
cit declaration. before God and his country' that
ne mad never been present at any deliberations
either public or private, among few or many in
be of he
Union, or the forcible resistance of the measures
oil the General Government for moment was a.
gitated. We are TO understand, therefore, tina.
he is not one Of the traitors TO whom allusion has
been made by Mr.. Adams.
1t is almost time for Citizen Niles to noun. his
freedoms Chair," and gable forth garrl-
lous and sickly dissertation on matters aua
things in general" =
10 E.a,a il The printed Of til. reply Of the Execute.
cation Of the late Trsasuier-
~" read e.pteiy As Tor "re'P's'e'
In the ish line for "Aet ofA,enbly read "Ae. Of IA
un i a ee Ssh 9s from the of the I'd
In .s SIN line OF 2nd paragraph, in I'd column, for
Line 9Th, paragraph SO, COL p for "oaeer,~ read asH,
g. Dol paragraph 4h, line i., for e,o. read "toon
Col par eth 4th, for "rieaur," .rressu
Col 2,pa,; srh line, s. e,h for a.sapn.,ionn r,.
% Oh par iosh. line 2a,, after "snd7 in,er. @wi.h"
surer - 800 @A''e
H. Col 10th, line esd for Denomination olp READ
Denomination by " 'NS
~ Col ieh, line 10th, Tor "d.cia ed read sdx,
rail-" e 1 'e's'
IL Col ? par. 10TH line ssih for a,o ssl, rem. ae,l,v
10 Co. 2 psf lDh line S7ih, for "uni read in,i..
TO- C" D ihs 9Th from top, for "OPniGH," r.ad spr.
mARRlkD,i-o on Wednesday evening LAST, by ths Rev
PIES, all of this city. go
AT her re.idrnce street, on Thursday pish,
last Mrs EtiEabh Eye, the year OF her sye nsr;
Lunenburg county aud for the an nhsbtsn q,
ms cdy leaving behind large family children grand CHS
dftn sEd great era children
- 10 the county Of buckingham on the sJa p,c.n
per as The ReO james Sonders aged 70 years for INV. d..
Oh ioy yeaf., Iespectsbie and useful preacher of the IA
st Ghuteh- Few men have :Pen, irreprosc,s,e
ne ne had lived to such advanced axe that h.. m eus
mac tailed him much hut he seemed never 10
indeed 0' "@''ii-'%A