Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-01-03

ries OF the day now in the capital FormerIv ma.
sessed OF much personal beauty, il has now ass,m.
ed an DIR Of dignity, with which her f;ns G.,,r.
corresponds extremely. She keeps up the Who'll
spirits Of the Adams party She sust,;,. az
whole administration with her shirt her cIsva
ness, and her versatile talents. think the an
pcsm mem, o, len or'er; on that account, has
guainted with every political man. and even Ga.
himself would not hesitate to take lesson q om h.
Judgment. Notwithstanding all this, some of tho
- aaains party despond dreadiully. Nous ,,'arent
ae ren'ede pour Fame. Dancing, wine. canvass
oacks--all will not heal the poor souls Their nn1
~ consolation is TO launch sarcasms and invsn,
hoaNes about the inauguration, the ball ,be nov,
cdmpasn, &c. They have already cut up the
who're establishment Of Gs,lsby, and foreto,d eve.
ry movement that will be made on The gro, 80
SION which is approaching. Having lost tI,e;r ,,
hucai influence entirely, the obecto Tho &c -.
mahl Is 10 iniuse their influence into the fashion,.
bic rules and regulations of the next adm;n;s,ra
"on. Accordingly, their invention il set 10 ,wnri
'uu they may succeed in passing laws for IN. 90,
Of the coat, the cock of the hat, or the mode ,to
''I,spensaoie should set, during the next term.
MT. Ciay's first party Tor the season sy,s hal,
last night. Heretofore this has been .o,a;., neIu
.he leading sotrce, but ii now falls back onJ 49,.
lis position behind that of the Lady Secretaru :,
war; Mr. Clay made an effort TO be gay and nom.
he Is very much pleased with the election oS c.,
jackson; II has afforded him much relief: and az
ter the 18th Of March he mounts bs borso, a.u ar
me :., mountains, and turns farmer in Kent,,cIv
100 right OF Ohio, II is said, is to be caIIa,, q,
the bench Of that state. This il m. al, viea 10
OF Inc sweatmeais" he can get and n I; ,ra,
o ole ne VIII accept the dish Ichabod Rar,In,t -
~ ~ VINO was so we'll dressed last wear hv fnhn
burvs u, east MS eye upon Governor Wood
Jury seat IN The senate, if the latter sbo,,id ~
eaicu in'o Jackson's cabinet; he il, therefore NJ
P'rIhg the way,by resignation of hi, nresen, e..
"a very powerful original Adamsman was here The
other DAY, from the banks of the Hudson. ~ -. ~"
yised with Mr.. Adams, settled Ianh1a.,i' ne au-
nAeu MS Leading policy, appointed his sncce.so
turned on his heel from Clay, and then ,ooL H..
departure Tor The north. You must not hess, us
idrs-all is arranged. p""'' ~
understand great discomfort prevails oh,,,,
=. siihduoh OF Nlr. Hughes, who is considered M
y. ior ;he Netherand embassy, involyinu az :,
hc m,G norm eastern boundary. should no,
oe surprised II the senate were 10 LET ca cri a
Po'hlments lay ever till the next adm;n;s,r.,pp-,
soi'e al. ne country would gain bv sucI,
course ihe whole policy Of the AIa,1smen g..
ab"s ao bia ,ne nagnanmity of the General, ana
apuse nus prominent friends-expcctinr nv ,h;
course TO keep their places for themseIyss . a.
friends, and get what they can out Of the ola II .u
TO- ~, nope they will be out-generaIcd in this Mo,
dams snsnsi E Inn IS going to give Mrs a.
some OF The brightest beauties of the are arc -,
resen.. IL VIII be a ne pius ultra of snIendo,
ine rtGe PRESIDENT has arrived. He looks 70
sa;y %e'' anu mas quite recovered from bis
service sickness. What can the female ,vor,, M. rs
New L DIRK contribute in the shape ofbr;oht go, VI
s"ihhg cheeks, lovely faces pa!pi.atinp hosor,. IS
snow, anu iove-n inspiring little feet, and dei;cata
Adicu'' " aton Dali!
Nv. Z. Eng,
"iiaH II. hing has been re elected. yv;,,o,,
opposition, lobe Senator of the United Sta,a,
oo,, he state oil Alabama, for six years from th,
"o'h Day oil March next, when his pyesenf 60
oil service will expire f"' 'efh
Interesting to .7rtisfs.-In letter fran r.,
lrumbull, to the Speaker of the House Of Rsn.
resentauves on the subject of the N,,;o,aJ p:P
lngs IN the Rotundo of the Capitol undor ,. Gun
me 9th INST. fact is communicated ,yb;I VA
no nc senerahy known among Painters II is thS
n9,ioa Of pre-. CRYING Paintings on cloth from the
eHgvs OF humidity and miew
The idea was suggested TO Col. Trpmb,u .,
s'dtes' on learning that some chemists INF Eron.o
mad examined with great care several ,of ,ha n
c I mummcs OF T. gypt,with view to ascertai,,
b,Imsrs ,b u; hie substance employed by the EN-.
p'',ne'S winch the lapse of many ages had nro
yea 20 possess the power of protecting from d.,
d su"'ance Otherwise so perishable as the buma
uouy ms examination had proved that aftar
Of -, "Pleauon o, qiid aspiialtun to the cavities
vi vac 'ieaa ana body, the whole had been ,rr.n
peu carefully IN many envelopes, or bandage. -
tute", prepared ruth tcar. The committse ~
chemists decided further after careful eY,r,;,
which ,h OF 'he HE ogliphc paintings with
~, RnIa
elhP'oyed' ana still retaining their vivid br;aIt
ness, had also been prepared and applied with s'hn
same substance. rf" "'ui TIC
coi' iTumbull says further, that he knou ~
wafa the close OF the last century. the An,;",,;
an society OF England had been permteJ ~ a.,.
ana examine The stone coffin deposited in
the vaults OF Westminster Abbey. and said - 49,
lam the body OF King Edward L., who died =; LII
i"oi. on removing the stone lid of tho cog;, -
contents were found 10 be closely enveIonod =,
strong linen cloth, aonred. Within tbis an,,.,
were found splendid robes of silk enrichcd III
Various ornaments. covering the BODY which 49,
,ouhn 70 be entire, and to have been svrannaJ -.
,u'iy IN all us parts, even 10 each separate to-
"a oahddges OF hne linen, which had been d;p1e5
"a 'neItcu wax, and not only was the BODY noi 10
oohposed' OUT The various parts of the dress sncb &
's scarlet Sam mantle, and scarlet niece NJ
nrei which was placed over the face, were in
perfect preservation, even to their color. IT.
of these facts persuaded Cni r. ~.
wax, applied to the back of the paint;nnz ua
orm the best defence, hitherto Ino,yn ,o o w"
sainst the destructive effects of damn and sfas1,n,
air. f ''" ''dehau'
The method Of preparing and applviny tho ,v,r
IS simply 10 take common becs-TGr anJ 80;
'ver ,'e lire with an equal quantity lin bnILI NJ
~ V tWpenttne; and this mixture. bv tIe hsln
u idrge brushes, to be applied hot TO the bacL NJ
'dch cioiil, and afterwards rubbed in Sv;,, 6o,;
oNs' un'ii the cloths are completely saturated
Bali. Chronicle.
=, 1E1V.NESSEE -OFFTCL4L Y
~ 'he recent Presidential Election. in the Stale
VI Tennessee ." ''e o'a'e a
Zen. Jackson received 1,oo, -, =
Mr. Adams 80 'o'e'tM