Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-10-20
To Me'.r'. J. X. KASs, r.. NJ. Lewis. and wm.

urgency of my public duties forces me to fore
The few days which spent at the Rip Raps and the
accumulation Of business during my late indispostion
admoni'h me, that shall have no time spare, be-
tween this and the approaching session OF Congress
and that must decline both the hononr If appointing
the day for the celebration and the pleasure Of rejoicing
with you at the completion Of work. which promises
so much good TO the Union. You viii, have, however,
fervent wishes for its and for that of all
internal similar improve mens.
Accept, pray you, tender Of my sincere respect.
for the body which you represent this OCCASION and
FOR yourselves individually, gentlemen, the assurance OF
my great REGARD.
have the honour 10 be, your most obedsnt servant.
| ANDREW JACKSON.
We have examined with great satisfaction the second
number of Mr.. SINNERS American Turf Register and
Sporting Magazine, and echo only the general scnii
ment, when we pronounce il very superior the Sep
TENDER number. The 6rst number. i, is we'll known
wa' 50 much sought for, that additional number Of
copies, 500 we believe. printed. to meet the
slant demand, which had exhausted the first Edition.
The work is printed excellent paper and il, engrav
ings and typographical execution, would do honor
any city in tue Uuion and not inferior to any thing
OF the kind in the European Magazines-we shall take
pleasure in noticing this work fully hereafter
Bait. Republican
ELECTION IN PHILADELPHIA
Extract from a iette,ddted Philadelphia Oct H. 1929
Sour election took place here yesterday. II wa.
not made jackson question:; it was merely TO elect
councils and members Of Legislature. Our Congress.
men were elected through the State last fall and there
is no opposition here 10 Geo Wolf the regular Jackson
candidate for Governor and will he through the
State worth speaking OF. His opponent Ri,uer, was
sort OF Jackson man and will receive Of late
administration men and anti soncs; but VOLTS MAORI.
" VIII be rery large In this city the Federal party
as such, carried their ticket composed without reference
to their predictions in favor Of any candidate for the
Presidency Rees, Jackson Sheriff. ia elected by large
majority Candidates being fire for Jackson and Adams
men, Our district city and whole state, is decided
tyJor Jackson as ever IL will take the Ebony
men some time and pl sns Of oper alton before thew
start asans the good old Patriot with the State divided
roo 10 one with one In opposition for two in favor of
the administration.
" In the county there were democratic tickets both
composed of Jackson men, The one called Sutherland
prevailed by about 400 majority the anti
WIN Jackson tickets in the field the late admni.tra-
ton men would not start opposition 10 ticket in
between ain haste, &c' TB
Judging from the returns of the election in those
counties which have heard from the anti masonic
excitement, has been extensive than wa wer led
TO expect II appears, that Lancaster, Dduphin and
probably Lebanon countless have given maiorities for
Hfner; and we know, that there several other
counties in which the result may he anticipated
Notwithstanding this, there he doubt Of the cleo
ton Of the democratic jackson candidate George JyoN
by handsome majority.
We learn that Messrs. Ihrie Of Northampton and
smith OF Bucks county, are elected to Congress from
he district lately represented by Messrs. Wolf and Ing
ham. rPhiI Seuf
NEw-YoRK, Oct l6.-The recent elections which
have akenlpace in the different states show tina, the
Administration is gaining strength rapidly throus bout
The country Maryland. few days since, sent in her
adhesion, and now comes the state of New Jersey,
both oil whom last year were for Adams and Clay.
Eo. Post.
NEW JERSEY ELECTION.
From our Correspondent.
TIMES OFFICE, New Bruins wick Oct I5
Conference.-The annual election in the severa coun-
ties of New Jersey terminated yesterday evening The
election in Middlesex county, il is believed from the
returns received and only township remains to be
heard from, has resulted in the success of the entire
Jackson ticket for Council and Assembly, viz-Jame.
Cook for Councillor Assembly, Lttleton Kirkpatrick
Joseph Howell, and Abraham Cruiser Mhldesex gave
the Adams party last fall nearly 400 majority.
In the county OF Somerset which returned last wear
full Adams representation, have succeeded in
eiecting two out of four, and the Sheriff The repre-
sentaon will consist Of for Council, Andrew Howell
Assembly, p. ID. Vroom, Jr. F. s. Schenck, and James
s. Nevins--for Sheriff, John Cox
DUEL.-The following was endorsed upon the Yves.
tern Post Bill received last night
On the 9ih inst Mr. Troiter, editor of the Kentucky
Gazette, aud Charles Wicklie Tough, duel at Lexing
ton at eight paceson the second fire w fell and died
in three hours.
1t will be recollected that Mr. Troer is the success
sor OF Mr. Benning former editor of the Kentucky Ga
zete, who was killed by Mr. Wicklife, the person who
has fallen in the duel above mentioned.
rumour which current in town this morning
OF duel between two distinguished persons in Wash
ingon probably originated from the re por, OF the above
circumstance. Bait. Gag.
DUEL.-We learn that a letter received in this civ
states that Mr.. Wckle, who slew Hen,ng, late e,Iitor
OF the Kentucky Gazette, challenged Mr. Trottrr the
present editor of that paper that meeting took place
near Georgetown ard that WickliHe fell at The second
fire. IL will be rec0ected, that the enucky Repor,
er threatened Mr.. Trotter with Wickfs's vengeance
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