Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-01-17

our Country ome's-ihey wili never Jorge,
the watch-word OF the enemy at n. Orleans,
nor the Hero who chastised them.
VOLUNTEERS.
BY Hobson ChGikiey-U nanimity at home res.
portability abroad, and peace with all The Work.;
the best guarantee for which, we think is the h.
lection OF Andrew Jackson, the man OF the people,
| to the Executive Chair.
BY Peter H. .Norgon-The Freeholders and
non- treeholders OF the same political family
" bone OF our bone, and flesh Of our flesh; for Of
one blood God made ali the nations of the earth"
By Peter Ererett-Dan'l o. Connei; the bright;
Star ia has Country's Cause; may Heaven prosper
him in his undertakings.
BY Labron Ldndrun,-Eighth of January 1871 81
We commemorate the day on which Andrew
jackson made the cohquerors OF France turn
pale in death-and ID years after the foes OF Liber-
ty turn pale with shame.
by an invited guest-Mr. Jefferson on the
Convention-lss. general suffrage; End equal re-
presentation in the Legislature; 3d. an Executive
chosen by the people; llh. judges elective or re-
movable; 5tb justices, jurors and sheriiIs cleo
tive; 9th. ard divisions, S. 9Th periodical amend
ments OF the constitution.
Mrs. JacSsoa.-The Citizens Of Nashville ap-
pointed a Committee Of arrangements, TO testify
their grief for the loss, and their respect for the
memory, Of Mrs. Jackson.-They accordingly re-
commended TO their fellow citizens, as AN evil
oence oil their respect For ''the exemplary viz
'eeS ahu eAditeu cnardctee OF the deceased 10
abstain from their ordinary business on The 24it,
December, and that the "church bells be tolled
from until O'Clock, being the hour OF her fune-
RAIL-
The ladies of Abingdon, Virginia, have met,
ana entered into resolutions to transmit 10 General
jackson aletter, assuring him of the sincere re-
gard they had borne the character and person Of
his deceased lady, and the sorrow they feel at his
afflIcuve bereavement" and also to wear mourn
ing badges on their dresses for thirty days.-The
following n of fha tafta of IL
which they have addressed to Gen. J. on this oc-
casion:
JANUARY 5th 1929
Dear &r,-We have heard with the deepes,
sorrow, OF your late affective bereavement in the
death OF. your truly pious and arniable wife; and
we have met to mingle our tears with yours tor
the lrreparabIe loss you have sustained. To weep
on such an occasion is not blameable: il is but a
becoming tribute to departed worth: yet, at the
same time, we should bow with submission TO the
will Of him who "gives and who takes away at
his pleasure She has gone, we trust, to those
mansions "where the wicked cease from troub-
nng and the weary are at rest, where the voice
OF malice cannot reach her, or the tongue of ca
lumny disturb her.
On such an occasion, where religion is deprived
oil one OF It's brightest ornaments, and society Of
one Of IFS most valuable members; we consider il
our duty TO offer TO her mory, the tribute of es
TEEN, which Is her worth; and 10 give YOU Sir
our sincereSt coincidence for this late affective dis
pensation.-At the same time, we offer our fer
vent prayer, to the Almighty disposer of human
events, that your administration OF the high office
TO which you have lately been elected may be as
wise and happy, as your military career was bril-
liant and successful.
SARAH p. PRESTON.
I'VE are indebted to friend FOR the following Re-
marks on this Subject
" MS letter is a beautiful efiusion Of the finest
feeling and does infinite credit to the highly es-
teemed and respected authoress. II NAV rot he
improper to say that she is the daughter of the late
General William Campbell, who so sloriously COM
manded our Virginia Militia at Kings Mountain
- afterwards gallant corps in the battle of Gull
ford VII" - the language of the Historian, wc--
The hrst engaged, anu ire last quit" IL. thi,
ieer che hreathes the soul of that immortal pat lot
and has offered sentiments OF consolation 10 The az
iiicted Hero which every mar Of sen,ibiity and of
honour must approve
The legislature of n Carolina adjourned on
Saturday last, after the longest session ever
The bill TO provide for the gradual diIninution of
the capital stock OF The Bank OF that State by the
purchase and eXtngushmeDt of shares, and the
bill to compel the Banks to redeem their notes
with specie, were indefinitely postponed en- Fri
day.
" We have the pleasure to state (says the last
I'aieigh hegister) that the President OF The u. s.
has appointed Hutchins G. Burton Esq our late
Governor, Governor of the Territory OF Arkan-
sas' IN place oil Gen. lizard deceased.
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PACKETS DUE,
Ills sirfy-,,ine days Stree we received intelli
gehce from European interval, perhaps, without
example, since regular lines of packets were es.
taoiished There are due TO New York packets
rom Liverpool; 2irom London, and 3 from iavre
-sfeuen In ALI The war between the Russians
and Turks; the movements in Portugal: the sitn
auon OF the Roman Catholics in Ircland-are
shrouded from our view. at home, commercial
speculation is suspended; and breadstutfs are anx
kets. '''"'
The Northern Mail did not arrive at all on
thursday Evening; FOR did any mail reach us till
about O'Clock last Evening. Then, we received
double mail; which brought us near a 100 papers
Dur, alter all, IT was but grain of wheat TO
bushel Of chaff. The Sketches of the procaed-
!ngs oil Congress for Tuesday and Wedne sday, are
he only articles OF any in.eres, which we have to
lay before our readers.