Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-08-13

bou, 80 friendly to hi. siseoo the res were the
decided friends Of Mss.rs Adams aud Clay. About ss
have been removed Thus stands then the faet out Of
The S30pcrsons no,c in oce about friends 10 the
Administration, 255 OPPOSED 10 H. Il there apv
thing in this that locks like prescription or ahus. Of
power! so Tor from u. s u not instance OF signal
libers'iys And for what hav- the 33 been removed!
TO psrseen'e and pgpsh for opinions .sksi No; but
because they wers'eihe defauiters, pecdfors dis
qualci, abusive Of their official u,ciions;
or mere Portisdns, refdiaers Of .ir. Clay With oil
due deieeRce to The opposition, think thesc chcrges
justhed their renewal, aud 80 ,hink the people
The hooks OF the Trcasry reprsse OF sever- of thoe
petsons that have been removed, to be defaners to
Government Tor large smouni~; which will be nearly
total lose And yet the nation is called on TO o.
yer The hard fare OF those persons that have been
cruelty removed, and Vengeance il demanded on the
head OF General Jackson forsuch niustice There is
in his hatdihocd in The efence OF crime and nocke-
rs OF justice, that has parallel
We appeal to the common Of all, and ssk bu,
'er the removal OF 'hs.s how would the Govern.
ment have been enabled to trace the dark and latent
deeds OF cerrupon that have hsen ierreted cut.
there ma good oresult 20 the ceuniry iro the removal
OF fi,hiess and frsndnen. iunrtonares! !. there M
Jusi:hesina In pro,ccHog the Treasury of the country
IRON lawes' dcprsda,or,s We expec, from the people
and hon liberal politicians jus, ard appropriate au-
swer Tho'c who have felt the hand OF Justice visiting
tne nisdeeds will on, persecution aud
Pariizans, whose business is conIemn every thing
light or wrong, will complain aud abuse. But this does
not Change the responsibility that devolves upon the
Executive, nor lessen the cals.s discharge with which
THIS duty has been performed.
moaoroly OF otiice in the hands Of any party, il
Improper; and II IL most when opposed TO the Admin
israon oi ths Governments Under the Administration
OF Mr.. Alan7, il might be said that ;hsec was mo-
nopoy OF the otces of the Government held by his
tfiend' AMI pariiztns. X rule with Mr.. Clay 10
allow no man 10 be appointed 10 office who ~ as no,
fitnily to be Aaminsricn. Wherefore then, is it.
that tensrd Jas ks0n is To bs essntlv assaied
the excrc'se Of power, 10 limited extern, which
secur-d 10 him by the Crnstitu,p; which he has ex.
ercis~d solely or the public good in accordance with
a1d IN maintenance Of public sentiment, and which
iemmde'i by The roiierness Ina, was in p,any places
di-caversb'o? II s With hope thar sSmpahy can lie
enlisted los the oats, that will snk the ms, and allow
go commanders 10 step in with connssions and
cav 10 them, "gentemsn, as you acre"
10 prove how Totally exempt The President I. from
that ealing OF prcscsirioa win wich he i, cha.rs
vs. will relate a fact which i, vouched for by one a
the o-s, and most respectable officers Of the Goyer-
'nsn' il hi' city, CLARK in Of the .part,nsnts
who hal signszsd hiin,sf Cor his a5u'e Of General
lJsck-on DO h hecre aud after hi, election, was rrpe.
sen ed 10 the President, u, person o hold ciiice
nnlsr an administration which he much dsiked.
Tie PrcsiAent inquired OF Ike cad Of the Depsrtnen,
"a 10 tia character of this Clerk and wa, told that he
was II Lent opuonsn', but an excellent Clerk aud
valuable ,"the Office. lis taen said, Sr do nat re-
mare him. bit remind him thai he .an freely erercye
az hiS rights OF opinion Without being G5,isiue'
u. s. Tel.
INTERESTING Raj. ROAD EXPERIMENTS.
The Liverpool Courier of June TO- contains the fol-
lowing notice OF experiments on tho Liver
pool and Manchester Rail Road.
Petersburg Intelligenccr.
| In consequence of the notice which had been given
OF the Sienon of the Directors of the Rail way 10 WIS.,
IT Manchester on Monday morning, Juno ith) great
number of persons assembled at the Rail Way Works.
notwithstanding the very uniavorable of the wea-
ther, TO them take their departure. At quarter
before nine O'clock the directors consisting of Charles
| Lawrence, John Moss, Joseph Sandars, G.. Gladstone
w Rotterdam, r. Harrison, H. Earle Jas Bourne, c.
tiodgson and w. w. Currie, Esqrs. and Henry Booth
Esq. the treasurer, took their in two of the new
coaches which had been provided for them in which
were also Charles Taylcur, Esq John Cropper Jr ESQ
&c and alter passing through the small tunnel, seven
carriages laden with stone, were attached TO the engine
Inc weight oil the two coaches, with passengers
''? SEVEN stone wagon, az toms toms.
Engine, tender, and water tons.
| Gross weigh, go tons
AT the above named hour Quarter before nine) the
order for starring was given. and the procession
slowly towards Wavcr,ree lane, where tho spced was
increassd-The carriages passed through the dceD cut
ting rapid rate, the bridges and sides of the slopes
being lined with spectators who had hrongcd TO see the
partial opening of this magnificent work On arriving at
the loot Of the inclined plain assistant locomotive
CINE was to the carriages and the train ascended
the Rainh a; steady pace. At the end of the ascent
the assistant engine detached, and the 'Arrow pro-
ceeded forward at the rate OF sixteen miles
an hour. On arriving at the Sankey viaduc the speed
was decreased. account of the present unfinished
state OF the embankmen adjoining the bridge, which, is
not yet sufficiently consolidated. The engine then NOV
| ell rapidly past Newton TO the Kenyon excavation
where fresh supply of water taken in, occupying
about minutes afterwards proceeded about Sc
vcneen miles an hour across Chat Moss, whore the
road IS in such excellent order call forth the adi-
ration of the directors, who pronounced BE- as per-
feet rs any other part of the road, and, after taking in
another supply OF wafer at Ecccs the engine proceeded
to Manchester whore il arrived at six minutes past IL
The whole time occupied the journey being two
hours twetty-onc minutes, which after deducng 90
minutes Tor taking in water, SC leaves two hours and
one minute Tor The time of performing the journey.
Having pariaken of a cold collation., the Directors re-
turned TO Odcd lane, where the carriages were in raa-
diness 10 receive them and after having been greeted
by the many thousands OF individuals who had collect
ell from the surrounding ncighborhood, they left Man
chester their return to Liverpool. The procession
started with two coaches containing from forty 10 ffy
persons which darcd through the dense mass of indi-
viduals who thronged the rail- way passing Chat Moss
at the rate of about twenty-five miles hour and ar
rived at Edge HILL Liverpool, (aer deducting seven mi
nues Tor soppages in hour and thirty four minutes
1t scarcely possible 10 over-csnate the importance
OF these experiments. Wonderful and gratifying as
were the results Of the previous trials, they Ear
less satisfactory than the experiments of Monday The
whole distance between Liverpool and Manchester has
now been accomplished in two hours and ono minute
with an immense load, and ia hour and thirty-six
minute, with load OF more moderate description. The
power OF the engines TO keep up rapid motion for
long distance has been fully esab,ied The average
steam the return from Manchester twenty miles
an hour, and in passing Chat Moss the carriage
| proceeded for time at the rate OF 81 miles,
| The engine is on the principle as the Rocket
which gained the prize at Ranhil, in October las;he
principle by Henry Booth, Esq. with improvements by
the companys engineer, and the manufacturers cssrs
Robert Stephenson s. Co. of Newcastle
FEyRUSr SALE - BY virtue OF Deed Of Trust
1 a eRccu'sd 10 the subscriber by John Gooia and
WIN. MCanhi' mud wife, which deed ia duly ccorded
In the Clerk Ofi@e Of Jias CITY County Court az 10
The sai. John G0cds' H. The subscriber for the put-
poses expressed in the said decd will procee 10 eil
(being rcqur 20 do by the PRESIDENT and masers
or professors of Wilsm and Mary College at public
auction Tor ready money, IN font Of lhe Courthouse
oi J INES Cily County, on Monday tho thirteenth day
Of SEPTEMBER next, btinE Court day, " fais If not the
isi fair day thereafter. ceriin Tract Of Land Lyme
and bsre in the County of James CIV which Ia ssii