Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-01-27
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WARRINGTON. II

WARRINGTON, 10Th Jan. lS2u.
A half whispered report prevailed yesterday IN
chs city, for the authority OF which have made
enquiry; and have now reason 10 state, tina;
several persons implicated in the communications
oi MIR, Adams 10 Mr. Giles and MIR. Jefferson in
1907, IS0S, have addressed him seriously on The
subject. To them believe he has either replied
stiength; or has written out a memoir, in which
he viniicaies his conduct aud motives, not pre-
tending TO take back any part OF his accusations.
II is supposed that in time we shall have a full
publication Of the whole matter with the names.
oates, proofs, &c. Bait. Fed. Gd=.
From o,tr Correspondent.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 20, 1929
have just walked thro the apartments engaged
at the National i!otet for the accommodation of
Gen. Jackson. They are in oil respects comforta-
Die and well furnished He will have Pariour
and Chamber adjoining and two Drawing Rooms,
which may be thrown into one fine saloon; the
whole fronting Oh Pennsylvania Avenue, and look
ing into Sixth street. The parlour opens into the
uncovered terrace OF The West Poriico, where he
may be saluted from the avenue by any number
OF the people who will throng 90 gaze their "a
vori,e.
This National Hotel is strpenious establish
ment Besides the apartments appropriated 10
the accommodation Of Gen. Jackson, the Judges
are lodged therein, with the accommodation of a
separate mess. You would scarcely credit the
representations Of the great order aud comfort of
such an immense concert, were you not already
acquainted with the very :iinarv Of Mr.
Gadsby, who yet displays his fine talents FOR the
administrative OF a National Hotel. ID.
ONO CANAL.
The Ohio State Journal OF the tn Instant, con-
tans full report of the Ohio Canal Commission
ers. This important work seems TO be in steady
and regular progress. The northern section com
priziDg a distance Of 81 mles-irom Cleveland ON
Lake Erie, TO Masson IA small but rapidly grow
ing viliag in Starke county, which has sr..ag up
within couple OF years,) the line of canal may be
considered IA finished. The expenditures, inclul-
a1 l,1ch h.. M
On the succeeding section, iiom Massillon TO Cal
dersburg--ad distance of IS miles, the value OF the
work done IS 1888 7f. And from Cadcrsburg
TO Deer Creek III miles, the amount d, work
done il 1867 ,2S6--Inakng the whole amount OF
expenditures on the canal, from the commence
ment Of Tie work, 70 the Is OF December last,
Sl,553.4Gi. OF this sum, nearly $600,000 have
been discussed for work done during the past year.
The commissioners, since their last report, have
determined the location OF the southern division OF
the cana-conncctne it with the Ohio. il was
concerning this sfctiOns that the greatest difficult
ty, and diversity OF opinion, existed. At full
meeting of the board, held Chilicothe, on the
10th July, and after full lnvesti CATION of the sub
iect, in all IFS bearings, il decided that the ca
nal be continued the west side OF the river (Sci-
oto) to point Immediately opposite the narrow
isthmus between Scioto river and the Ohio, al the
lower end OF the town Of Portsmouth,: and that
cut be made through the isthmus--so 20 form
direct communication between the termination
Of the canal, and the Ohio river
Bat. Patriot
Mr.. Cimer, Of Georgia member OF the II. of
Representatives, is in trouble. Governor
Forsyth has issued his proclamation, vacsting the
bate election of Mr.. Gilmer TO the next Congress
merely because he did not, in accordance with a
statute of Georgia, notify the Governor Of his &C
ceptance = new election has been ordered by
the Governor.
1t gives us pleasure TO learn that the Revenue
OF the United States, for the last quarter of the
past year, has exceeded, by half million OF doll
lars, the amount at which it estimated by the
Secretary Of tue Treasury in his annual Report.
Nat. int.
Peleg Srrague. Of Maine, has been elected
Senator of lAe United States from the State OF
Maine, for six yeats from the third day Of March
next, to succeed Gen. Chandler, whose term Of
service will then expire. Mr.. $. Is at present
member Of the House Of Representatives. lIj.
GENERAL JACKSON-We learn, saws the
Editor OF the U. s. Telegraph, by a letter written
NJ the Hermitage, post marked on the 9th instant,
that Gen. JACKSON was in good health, and ex-
reeted to leave home ty the way Of the fi7er on
the Goth.