Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-02-24

r. A. vac "aaAs VI the Legislature OF the State
OF Missouri; or to induce them to repose conf
dencc In the principles that actuated INV public
conduct. 10 whatever end these principles shall
justly lead me, thither shall continue to advance
Ahno my course should meet no support, except
In the appreciation of my own Judgment. II viii
ever be held and next to the APPRECIATION Of those
whose Immediate representative am, shall prize
that oil the good people of Missouri. Would Won
know the cause OF this. consult the feelings which
nc.a'ea me last sentence of your own letter. A
uop'eo by MISSOURI, but native of Virginia Won
cannot forget from whence you came; nor can
srginian cease to remember whittier his brethren
nave gone Be pleased to accept my thanks. for
the KIND manner in which you have chosen to per.
casion, and do me the favor 10 make known INV
grateful acknowledgements to the Legislature Of
missouri, in any mode which will be most res
Pectiui and acceptable to them.
WIN sentiments Of my high respect. have tac
"ohor 70 oe, sir, your most ob't serv't,
LfTTLETON W. TAZRWELL.
SPEyCER PETTIs, Esq
Sccy Of the State Of Missouri.
rS0n the correspondent Of Tie Baltimore e.
Te,Icdn.
"WAsHIEGroN, Feb. 18th, 1929.
since last communicated, as was to be expect
ed' the political atmosphere of Washington has
parted with Its caimness: and every one you now
meet Is teeming with news, on tiptoe to hear
something new. The political carnations of Sat
urday and yesterday from various coteries. and
from some high personages, seemed to concur. for
the hrst time this session, in the appointments of
the cabinet; and began to think they might be
considered orseuar' as all parties manifested APP
saying that President Jackson himself has direct
~ or indirectly published his determinations. nor
do believe that he has: but give you the re-
ports as gather them. Mr.. Van Buren, is as
signed TO the Department Of State; Mr. Taze
wei, Mr.. MLean and Mr.. Woodbury. to the 9th
crs. Some place Mr.. Tazewell i'm the Treasury
MIR. M Loan in the War, and Mr. Woodbury. in
me Navy Department II undertook to express
any OPINION on the subject, at present, should say
that Mr. Tazewell will be in the cabinet
In few days, the secrets of the Senate will be
thrown open to the world, aud will, no doubt. re.
iate entirely to the recent nominations of Presi-
oent Adams 1t is hardly worth while 10 antici-
pate the publication of the secret journal az Won
Will have il at large, perhaps during this week.
saw general Jackson yesterday on the Ave.
nue., returning from Church. He was supported
on the LETT by some friend, and followed by two
oInefs. lie walked with cane in his right hand,
ana wore pair OF plain spectacIes. Habited in
o'ack, with grave and collected countenauce
graceful and dignified step, be makes very deem
ana favourable impression on a spectator. Ie
was out OF his quarters before breakfast on Fri
ness" y ''."
From c7E Correspondent.
WARRINGTON, 18th Feb 1929.
saw the General accompanied by the hon
CRADLE Senator Bibb of Kentucky, make his visit
OF compliment, yesterday. to the Judges of the
Supreme Court, who had before made Their re-
spects to him. Their intercourse is such ne !,
should be; and the General has no reason to ex
pect that any member of that iilustrious depart-
ment OF the Government, will stand in oppo.ition
10 nun; no, not even the Chief Justice himself IL
u mater OF grsnfIed emotion 10 have occasion
to report that, in appearance. in conduct, and in
the spirit oil hug conversation, the result of the late
election, and the effects upon his character
dispensation which has left him, perhaps, without
relation in the world, have greatly enhanced
him In the esteem Of every one, who contcmpIate
him and his present predicament. with disinter
es'edness He now sees, about him some friends
no doubt, and surrounding him napy whom he
knows TO lie mere men-worshppers; but behind
lhose ne khows or ought to know. ne has many
real friends who will not add to his present trials
and enbarrassmcnts; intending to make their re-
spects to him as Andrew Jackson.
can give you no additional information AZ 10
the constituents OF the next Cabinet, Van Buren,.
iazeweil and Mclean, will be appointed I be-
lievc. TBoH NJ C.,
we learn, verbally, dat the Hon pbillip
thompson, formerly member Of Congress, nom
the l1th District, died a few days since, al his
residence in Daveiss County, in coDseouence Of a
wound received some eigh, or t,n days pre yious
IN duel with Robt. TrpIeu Esl Mr. Triplett
was the challenged party. Louisville, il.
Amongst the present visiters TO the city, is 10
siah Quincy, formerly prominent member of
Congress, lately for several wears Msvor of ,hs
City Of Boston, and now President of Harvard u
diversity.
Jfnofber Rail Rodd.--A letter from NewossfIe.
Delaware, under date Of Tuesday, says: The
Legislature OF Delaware terminate their session |
this day They have passed bill for the copstruc-
ton OF Rail Road from Newcastle 10 French |
town, on Elk River, the site being very favorable
for such improvement; there is reason 10 believe IL
will be completed the ensuing Summer"
The Season is very severe with u.s. Yesterday
(20th Feb.) we bad fsll Of snow about inches |
deep, followed By a Northwest wind inducing |
great cold last night. II this severity Of weather
continues but a few days longer, we shall have |
great deal OF suffering here not among the poor on
", but among all classes, from the scarcity Of fuel
II Is hoped that the people of the neighborine
country viii bring in wood in their wagons and /
carts, for which they will find good market. As
labor OF necessity must be performed even on the
Sabbath, we hope that our neiglbors, disposed to
do good works. will not be prevented from bring.
ing in wood, even on that day.
A biz has passed the Legislature o.Dela,ysre.
company for the culture and man
rlacture OF BLK, with capital Of sc, 900 dollars
Mr.. T.. Msury, Of Wilmington. a gentleman who
has devoted much attention TO the subject is said
10 be at 'he bead Of ibe undertaking.
MAT Int.