Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-09-20

"a Tn;, D'P"o' S'mPsoa, Wayne, New Hanover.
No.eUg had ,rsn.pirsd to raj. even ,u,pieion ,hs,
Icy ex,ended into Crmbessnd o. Baden exesn, ,hs,
nss been nissins since tie d.cov.sy a go \Tno
zone 70 Brysn' wnRh,.. 10 The pesbbo h. OF ., ssu
Th 10 'sise company to join the eon,ni,a,o;s
| III u'oas respecting lsrgs to,es baviuy bs,ns.,
som' eed ,ose'hsr, ,rs uniounded. esns., 49,.
sas Danger IL 10 be appel eoded, where ths ,,
vigorous res,ares towards The od.nSe,, tn. smsa
arc a''enhoied In ample force. '"
An Extra from the Fayetteyilie Jo,,n., ,s a.. no.,
o'e u.s. IL states ''that there has been M ova. w.
" msurrection in either OF the counties named 49,, e'
ge her in the negroes having been to-
mas y. EN- committed-it is true that q Moi has bs
;mnIca.d when cor siderable number of slaves are
."P"eaee many OF whom have been arres,ed al .
now confined in Jail; have been scvere snd are
ana Two oil the principal actors have been
"naever may have been its extent our friena oug"
lance may rest assured that the utmost vi.a us
by the citizens, and every exerton used -, 3
public rose concerned; and turtle, assure the
49,, "a' AT no period were our citizens better nr.,,.I
IT, p Sny eXigency OF the kind, than at presep,
hal Re- sn ' Stsr OF the 18Th states thai 81 ne,roa
nau peeh previously confined in iaiI a, Ed negroes
picon-We have further accounts - ON sus-
Keep good look out for Nat Turner Shs
,nJ h ~ ne governors Proclamation points the hue
aho-ery oy proper marks to his person.
GENERAL NAr"-W. ar. r-ou...,
were no circumstance connected win N, rs,.s
,-t,, nesc mao resenly committed 10 B imo,e ~
a5 on all ir' On ma he had any hs
eas' OF CON milmen, under a ehsrrsn,t rvs I'm
aud me alleged eulpri, hss been removtd ~ s1'ns
course, TO the ,',rie, o. Columbia. wher. .s sfxn@
wa committed, 10 take hi. trial. TBaft. Pai
PROSPECTS OF MR. CLAY.
nc National inteigencer reminds its readers Of tho
peage which it gave at the close Of tho last Presen
uai Canvass again TO predict the results of any
election But Notwithstanding this unfortunate remit
nav nss ~ w,nps the devil round the sump"-f we
may use 20 classical adage-by first re- publisb-
my late estimate from the boston Daily Advertiser
COns idar
ration! Who seriously consider M ere niece of
baga'eile.-What sort Of arithmetcisn can tbai man
be, who iabfcaes or who adopts an estimate which
allows Gen. Jackson liz votes and Mr. Cav Ioa
(amone which are 10 in Maryland, IA in KENNEDY
IN onlo IN Indiana, in louisisDa) and then throws
into the doubtful column II votesi viz: 10 in ~ York
and 70 in Pennsylvania (uuder the new Censusl New
YORK oouoyaE Pennsylvania doubV,i!-And yet the
hand sort OF way, calls the readers serious considra
fion 10 this very ridiculous estimate.
The NJ Y. Ami Masonic Wing Qho leading organ Of
mai partly declares, as IL caheord
will have candidate for the Presidency but IL will nor
be Mr.. Clay-"-we shall know who is their favorite in
aie% Gays; as their Convention meets in Baltimore on
me Zoth nst-Mr. Cays friends have be en- trying 10
WOO and coquette with them And so late as the sth in
slant, the "Lcxns Gazete" furnishes tho ioowin
I"Sign:' Wv ''''o"'"s
During the session OF the Grand Lodge which was
held IN this town last week, MI Smith, editor of the
reporter and nephew Of Mr.. Clay, Identified, or, in
other words, finally Withdrew from the in,ritution--
When tho Grand Lodge proceeded TO the installation os
the newly elected Grand Master, il was discover ed that
| number OF
or ARDENT masons, whose duty il is oiciate on such
occasions. One wanting to complete the requisite
number, and Mn Clay being the nearest hand, was
requested to attend but excused himself by assigning
"imPoTfdnt Observation-Disclosures these things mean the
public will see by and by. 2ut Mr. Clay is evidently
between hawk and buzzard"
The Washington orrespondent of the pbiIadeJnbia
''U s. Gazette, in his 2Obh letter, suggests faint
and h!fui hope that the Anti Masonic Convention NAV
be induced TO nominate Mr.. Calhoun yery impro.
oaole' we should suspect.-"f'ut if the anti rnasons
should exhibit symptoms of restveness which cannot
oe removed they are to be drec'ed to the command.
ing quaiihcauons and claims of DIR. Mel cam
More probable, and indeed the New York Whie-
leans more kindly to Judge Mclean Some think
that they will take Mr.. Alams or Mr. Rush-Otbcrs
hat they will nominate some one who will not
ana mat then they will fall into Mr.. Clay's ranks.
O. COMMITTEES OF VIGILANCE -AGAINi-M, Thr.
ssHen'on requests his nsms 10 be era'sd tom he
lance Cot his si,y) " he doe, not" sdsr (him,e,n
one oil that part THUS 60.
Y .IHE CUsroM-H House BoND.-The suit in the Fede
ai District Court OF Charleston Ito test the constitution
atty OF the Tariff AcD on in the course Of t;s
month Mr.. Tazewell will attend the court-AIe.sr.
McDuhe and furnbui will appear as counse for The
De'ehdah''- Much interest is excited by the suit
S n'ineI: ~ "O''" ~ u
= "a shocking outage was lately somni.,ed. IN Gran.
V,,,e Conn y in the Safe by M. Potter msub.r
., Oonsress on two respectable ciz u shat County,
psf' mat the potion Of h.llo's pace had t,kAn no
$50" o. Mr. Poters b,sin, and il is bslieved on az
r.. n rln Al
1h napij revenge Of the Bla,kamoor ard dvi, o his
hAnd' With The blood OF hi, gentle D,sianon, b. 80
tfeu I'll he ssVageneso OF his nature sough, ,utabf
ppPor noiy, pouneed upon the srsJee'ei narannrr,
end WITH sp-noo'e already preparst csusbi tbs,n a.
("ey co Wild cattle on the panpas OF Bueno, Avrs,
a.u whh sharp knife and .,.ady hand rsdycsJ
|. nam IN king 10 The condition Of O isen r. a
rsn'aecon Is sill more crsdabls 10 the honorable
memeer when VS. confiler that tie orr /, led in 80
teens he other venerable minister of the go,,si 81
. nearly sixiy.'' " ~ s''Pei o'
. we bsve seen the trial Of r. Potter 10, nsi,ni,r
i young WiiEe-he was eordemped 10 six m .nths 49,
prisonment and 6ns OF S10OO-Th. R.y l. Ta,Icr
was 100 TO attend the cour-he trial will .oms ON
e':-Ihess ou'ragss we're the effects Of mr.
founded Jealousy (of his wife,
VIRGLVLA ELECTTONcS
ne Ioilowing the result in the Conpresson.i M,
rict OF Ksnawha, &c. (embrocng IL coSntissS @
; MaxWe'l 2s22, Cen Smith 2443. M's majority a1o
= .HeckIenburg, q Del)-For w. O. Gooie 2f6 Al
] aDder Knox PA 'o' h'eA-
, For Congress Mark Alexander 2l6. "Tbere wa,
no opposition in this county, and this Dis
uct, which will account for the small number of vo,
taken" Wv ' "'"pe' u votes
RdTick, q D)-Isaac Adams.
Swanson. ' ""oner' william
ENTIRE LIST OF REPRESENTATIVES, oy Coxa,vss
FROM VIRGINIA,
. LAST CONGRESS. Nrxr
go n,eHanuer Mark Alexander ]
Xpoe'. hIen Robert Allen
VIM Armstrong G Wn, $500, ~
VIM. s. Archer ] W., .suons
John s. Barbour J L. 9
Thomas r.. BouIdn I TLo,aS ~ D oo'
John Taaferro IosomI Va 5 Dounii
N. ii. Claiborne Y - H"'pn
Richard Coke, IT, R;cha.1 r,s