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

rom Wasriug on, 4 at General Jarkson's C.hin.t-
has not yet been fixed as the Adams papers i'm
agined. The following is from the Posts CORES
pendent Of last evening"
:" In my last letter gave You list of the Ca
n,net as IL was rumoured il would be formed.
4 hat was information premature: as to two of fhe
places nothing is fixed.
The Generals object ia 70 form such Cabinet
as' while It commands the confidence Of the peo-
pie, will enable him to do away the. excellence nj
now existing in different portions OF our country
IN regard TO the tariff, to retreneh the public
penses, and pay off the national debt With these
great ends IN view, he Disregard the claims
oil the different sections Of our country. Coming
IN with unbounded popularity, unpledyed and nm |
restrained by former, but now absolute political
distinctions ne will exercise his great good sense
and acute perception of character in such way
as to deserve, and doubt not he viii receive the
entire appreciation of all intelliye candid and
rejecting men, IL appears TO be conceded that
your master spiris is to have the first place.
~. T. Eng.
Sonn4 Poiiey.--No,es o! the BANK of the com
monwealth 10 the AMOUNT OF three hundred thou.
sand dollars, were 6xrnt, at the Bank on Friday
last, in obedience to Resolution of the la at Sc g.
sion of the General Assembly. KENTUCKY Com.
Washington Correspondent. of the Baltimore
Gazette says, that Mr.. Crittenden's nomin alton
has certainly been rejected by the Senate.
[-4'ex. Phenir.
Cotton Cordage-fti i. an old and a true saw
ing, that Neces'i is the Mother of Invention
The Southern growers, in order to profit every
way, by the use OF heir own proiu cts have be-
gan. to use cotton for bale ropes, leading lines,
| traces, SC. and several rope nakers are now en-.
p!oysd in making cordage OF the different sizes
Tor the Southern planters. 1t is said that during
IN ensuing year, at least 400 tons Of rope will
he required, and ultimately the use of hemp for
the ,. States will be entirely unknown Ii5
from he .fetc- Ofleaus .3fercansile Advertiser
A commercial house has politely favoured us
win the following extract OF letter received per
schr. Fama, dated
" TAMPIco, 10Th Jan. 1920
2" BY to-days mail from the city of Mexico ac,
| counts are more favorable. II is said that Mr..
Penraza has renounced the Presidency and Cur.
zero refused to accept il. President Victoria in
ms message strongly recommends reduction a,
the late Tariff
Under existing circumstances, although goods
are not abundant, we make very few sales; our
merchants being equally tmid in investing their
'unds, as you will be in shipping 10 this country
we have also seen letters from the CITY of Nav
leo 10 The 18th Dscember-theIe had been no late
disturbances ~
DcEL-Several papers mention that duel was
| fought lately, beyond the line of neigbhouring
state, between Philip Thompson Esq formerly
member OF Congress- and Rob. Trip.tt ESQ late
~ oil tins town; and il is added, sthe former cen
tieman was shot through the body above the all
domen, OF which he died few DAYS since" II
'rue' an affair OF honor did occur between those
gentlemen, and that MIR. Thompson wac badly
wounded, by bali which passed across the breast
Out we are happy to believe not s,,ortoliy: az 70
ry late letters fom the Yellow Banks, where both
pa. ueS ho" resiue' STAKE that he was fast recov-
ering. fReuiucsyy (,5n,
lit Court held for the County Of Stafford. FEB.
the 9th, 1929
YIN me motion OF Alexander i. Rose, one of the
Justices OF this court who suggested the death nj
Colonel Enoch Mason, Resolved unanimons,,
that the court and bar Of Stafford County. arc
deeply sensible OF the loss they have sustained I'm
,ne death oil their friend and associate Colonel T.
niason deceased-and as testimony of respec,
tor his great worth citizen and his lonrapj
useful services as member Of this Court thev
VIII wear Grape on the left for thirty DAYS
hefoVed unanimously, that the Editors OF the
Richmond Enquirer and the newspapers printed
in the Tc'Tn of Fredericksburg, he requested TO
publish these proceedings.
4 Copy-Teste,
J. W. CONWAY, c.
hARRIEOl ! On THURSDAY tb. 25h ur bv IN, r.r c.,
es.n Iaylor Doct CART, r. Davis, Of " York {, Iii.
Ma,ada youngest daughter Of the ia,s Augustine u,v;
OF this city. "''' e'q'
DIED J. On the 18Th of Feb at o,ahi,l IN rv,Sn. -,
the seat uf col. Gideon Strange hi, eon.or, NJ, ~ ~
strange IN Ia. S6ih age The los, Of h, ,ru
Gle Of friends, kindr ed sn shbour. among WHOM N,
xns example OF female Ieli.nee; bu, language !.
.he l narrower and desrfr circle o home, where her do
unused Comfort AMI happiness through every
department which owned her ,uperntenauee She had b.s
oi ~ yea protesting christian regular
"thod't Episcopal Church, end both conduct and a.
bore testimony to the strength purity of her
@ III summons TO qi this preeaTious state ben. for
one OF perfect and eterDs happiness, va, 40 ien
mother snd sisters could have the eop,catcn ot re
s hN iAi 6iitn US But the messenger Of heaven l,d e
VI calm aud tiissfu With The
mana oil her rational fseue she smphe4Iy declared bs
deh wac whOu, terror 10 her se lei, a. go;
Ss 10 ueFsrt Tor that state
neI faith had prepared her expect beyond the
grave. she LETT Children the eldest more than tyev
YEAR,, snd Inc youngest sbou week. old aud hu.b,n5
W ~H" sue hsd been as and price above
fno'es" May tue ussft' Of America from her The en-.
ample, TO keep their Fights bduiDs TO htd brhto,
even ON me dsrt mansions o. The grave.
While W., remembering that the psrtins SIGH
aproi-t the }. It TO spn,6tr, mt 10 die.
WI check the sts;ting tear, and his, ihefsi,
Aud not to earth resign herr hut 10 God. !
-, On Saturday night ars. Sophia Hardie wife of VIM
-, On Saturday morenE lest, after. I,rerur ,pd p,in
Iu ,ine Mrs &To1ess n. 1I:n Of ai John Alien
- In GOoehand county, Virgins, Of the ,e.;i,,., =.
w.. nor Jane! Peasants, on THURSDAY 18Th VII, 1Io,
es fG 5"fA, Ssq late OF the Editors aud
OF The Richmond Wing Never the man d,,1 81, t,.
deserved the kind eonsidsration sooietyor M ,s,
irtH from En and me ignty walked hr.usL l,f. Id;
more modest, gentle and iuoden,iye spirit ~
- Va re i<ih ut al her residence in Powhatan county
-, In KBx William county, en- s,tufd,v n. ,L ~, r.
ter short lines DIR. Ro. f. D, 9ri1gs ~. rel w.
haol9o, Of his city a. rty.icisn HE ls ut, and sfs
we're % superior oIdsrahd esn bs wa beloved
ny sll who knew the virtues Of his heart 1917"
-, IN Msncbe't~r, Saturday the e2d F.,,,.,, A.
19aS D'daes IN toe Goth year Of his wa n.vs
eso'and who eo'Erated 10 America soon after Inc Rec
e.-n"J ~ having settled IN Manchester. he .oop AT.
u,ost devoted Of 10 citizens. 1850 o
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