Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-04-17

Ingersail has been removed from the Office of II
States District Attorney. for the Eastern Disric
Of Pennsylvania, and George NJ. Dallas appointed
his successor.
We believe the citizens Of Philadelphia have
cause TO congratulate themselves upon the remov
al of Mr.. Ingersoll and we do no, hesitate in say.
ing, that our own will rejoice at the event, as his
conduct in regard 10 the celebrated Tea Cases Is
well known aud understood here
! IL may be well at this tune to take notice of a
paragraph which first appeared in the American il,
the early part of March, and which has been
copied ia many respectable journals thro,,ghout
me v: states, under the impression Of its truth:
The President has, We understand, directe,l
the suits pending in the United States Dic.rict
Court OF this District, Tor the recovery of duti,.
on the teas improperly Withdrawal from the public
stores IN Philadelphia To be DISCONTINUED upon the
| ground that the parties had acted in entire good
faith. and tina, they had sustained heavy loss in
The advances made by them upon those teas"
Whether the inicniion was 10 compliment the
to nislcad the public 10 the truth of the matter
is left for the worthy editor to decide.
MIR. adams did not dismiss ali the suits which
| Tor three years past have distressed many Of our
most respectable citizens. One in particular, we
know, TO the amount OF more than $500 600 has
been carried TO the Supreme Court nor could all
The iDtreaties OF the jurcd party, or influence of
friends prevail upon htr. Adams TO dismiss the
suit. or give them trial the last January term.
ms amount, enormous as it is, still remains
mens, in which the late District Attorney acted a
conspicuous part, and so must remain until the
opinion OF his Honor Judge Washington, shall,
oe affirmed by the decision Of the Supreme Court.
we Will further notice the pending suits brou sht
by eight Insurance Companies of this CITY, against
John Conrad, Marshall OF the Eastern District of
Pennsylvania wherein they ciaim In an &C ton of
trespass, damages to the amount Of 100000,
which we trust an intelligent jury OF the city OF
Philadelphia will award whenever the facts shall
be brought before them
The appointment OF George NJ. Dallas, we have
no doubt, will give general satisfaction. He is a
worthy Intelligent man, and such one "a has
been long wanting TO protect the interests of the
Government in Pennsylvania, without trampling
upon those Of his fellow citizens.
nv: Y. Zee. Post.
Arrangements being made to commence the
publication OF The Pirginid Literary Museum,
and Journal Of Bellies Lettres, .arts and Sciences,
heretofore announced to be published weekly at the
University OF Virginia, early in May. Gentle
men holding subscription papers, TO which sub
scribers have been obtained, are requested TO for.
ward them TO the Editors by that time
Charlottesville ADVOCATE.
The University of Virginia, the exercises in
which, the public are aware, have been for some
time suspended, in consequence Of the endemic
! lever which has lately prevailed there, was again
opened on Wednesday last, the LIST inst The num-
her OF students in attendance on that day was we
understand, between fifty and sixty. The disease
has entirely disappeared, and the measures adopted
to guard against its recurrence there is every rea-
son to expect, will be effectual, and, that the
cloud, which, for short time, slightly obscured
the prospects OF this deeply intesesting and i'm
portant institution, will be efectually dispersed.
I'D.
Kentucky Congressional Candidates.-Jos.
Lecompte, VIM Q. Butler and T. p. Wilson, are
Candidates for Congress, III the district now repre-
sented by Mr. Lecomp,e.
aton, also candidates in the district atpresent
represented by the latter
1t is stated that John Pope has eflsed to accent
the appointment OF Governor OF Arkansas, and tina,
he Is candidate to represent the district formerly
represented by MIR. Moore, in Congress- Mr.
BENZ +. Peasants and Samuel Davess, have also
been announced candidates in the same district
In Mr.. Yancy's district opponent has bee
brought out "a yet; but il is supposed that Mr. f.
Johnson, aud Mr.. C Morehead will be brought OUT.
Bait Gag.
PToniptHess.--We have been told that when the
order was given for the Natchez sIoop of war, TO
sail in quest of Pirates, of the officers applied
to the Secretary of the navy for delay of forty
eight hours, to make some indispensable arrange
menss, arising from the nexpected CALL and their
wishes were made known to the President ssNot
an hour, said he-''they must put to sea forth.
with. 'l hut anticipated your views" said the
Secretary, "in informing them that no DELAY, on
such an occasion, would be allowed"
W. T. Enquirer.
NOTICE.
" UNAWAY from the subscriber Sanier,yille in
Warrington county, Georgia, ny Hegro fellow GLAS-