Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-09-06


say' ihh 'he!e was no general soneert-but from ex
sn inAops which have taken phase Ia other souuies
| iear 'ne "neme embraced wider sphere than had a
nfs' supposed. Only oneJiee negro was in srms witt
them, aud no chite person. Several tree neg roe $
howoVer' pave been taken up under strong suspicion
OF having been engaged ip the conspiracy Their arm
consisted Of few 6relosk. and such 9th. r, a, ur,
admini''erst" write 10 you 10 srea, haste, az nv
military daies, and my duies In Court. require all nay
-n,icn.
There was noi more than one runntcav s'ape know
20 be Among them; nd ,her apparent .o'o- TX
eeeuec J0'ty orWty. Couli have been correctly H.
formed oil 'heir Numbers wbsn Ritey's qn>r'cr,
could have In all Probability destroyed or tk-n the
u 'hem; a'inforued abou, one o'.losk M ondav
nxh' ht meg we've here with forse OF abou, 20o,
arc nsd then und,r my orders here shou 60 men. A
sea, number OF 'm lies bad ID hith-r Tor pro-cicu,
'ad teeic were three roads ty which they nigh hav.
'fproaehcd his place. which certainly their otec,
nau h-y sonsihsr,d themselves strong eaoush. NV
hF"' Impulse was to bave attacked tbem with 80 or 40
IN q, bu hose who had families hare strooxly OPP
po"d to H. aud as mg have mi II them in my APP
po'fh, ceened 10 The suggestions OF those who had
mug. az siSka.
Tue ramrs at the fauie. slain were Tcsvis'<, llu
hr-P, F,sncis, Whitehead, R=ee.', W. lsr's, Mes
liam Williams.
Tho lssder Of he bard Ma, or c. C.rgnl, a, he
sylsd himself. has 10, yet be n ,ak-n. Mo.t O.
TIL other rngle,d-rs have been killed or taken The
Tree n.g'c, Billy Arti-, wounded aud sui lurking a.
300, The neishbo'hcol Fl. will no doubt DO I ken
and bone the narc, and desperate i,ndsr caaDot
cape Taey robbed the hatisfs OF all t.. money ,hey
Odd hnd, ard peThap acquired from eight hundred to
ihousand dollars in ALL psrt Of which has been sinse
:-esvsrsd
tIt is said TIA, they bsd so far organized ,hems.ive
as to d. The paw OF 'be e neral. cay so day, t.
he psymss,er, Henry wboss skull is in he posse. Oh
Of ne OF he surgeons of he who VS. ted
rusai-m. and 81 10 each private per dayl
patches were ivsd by he Governor Lar, even
log. stating thai four Of he pri bad beeu tried and
condemned, on Wednesday and Tbursl. Two Of
the were recommended for reprieve end
a two tDanie an Mo esl were ordered Tor erecu-
ION on Monday nert trbs eel OF Assembly says
there shall be 30 d4ys a, least between ibs TINA O.
raising judxnent and tbs day OF execution, EXCEPT
IN cases Of conspiracy, resurrection or re6elfon.'l
W. ars sorry TO ieasr ,h% paper signed by a lew
nsme' in Souihsmp'or should have been addressed 10
the President OF the Uui,ed Siaes que,pg he son-
'inuance Of soms the U. ) troops 10 TIA, quarter
We may MOI be abe TO judge Of the necessity OF the
haes-bui we bad hopt d. taai 18th G1va,n1vs en-.
ergsus as the pre.su, Chief Magstra,s has d ov d
him ell In these tying movements; with Genera, so
much on the alert; and with Ciz-ns ready TO stand by
each o'her, as all The citizens OF Virginia are W. mx hi
have been able TO dispense with the future services Of
tbs regular tocps.
Some rumors Gill shoi but we know not on
what au horiiy hay rest and iops they a.e very
mu: exaggerated; az, OF deposit OF guns pisol. and
knives, beipg found 10 Napscmout-.housh ia:e i.t
ter from that soun'y gay, all alarm hal subsde' Yei
we now and then bsar o. snspes'ed slave taken up
IN Nansemond and SuFty-ard we hear report Of
Parol gong upol an estate in Prince .orge-ani
upon the overseers pointing cut Eve whom he suspesi-
I'd, shooting two who were attempting to mske Ihsir
escape and securing III. OH three aud IN owing Them
uto Jai--On tbs whole, while little room for
'The "P,ndie,on Messengers" (ln M Calhoun
imo eda,e vl.iny0 Gays bss "reasun 10 believe that
ne determined long sioee 20 d.siine a re-ele c,on
to the efice, aud thlnt' T probable, that the
confirmed the determination {" Tse TslsRraoh cer-
iainly was 10, aware OF this determination when
pressed his re-cl'siion ,wo or three months age.
The Messenger sseuas 10 labor un Tor one m. a,ak.
~ regard TO Nj Vsn Biren-yiy ,ha, "ths Yh,le
will end in uniting" him az Vice President We
nave not the most di'.an, idea Of any ueh 'hing Tn.
A. az Al t,ItN
New Yo K, for who'. ul!etior bened. ihs "ssh.me"
Is ssd 10 he devise', far undstsand thA wshe,
and views OF the republicans Of the sate has 10 am.
oon 10 present candidate for that sa,ian; have
any OF her democracy, so far as our knowledge goes
desire to be named as snch eh'er ny their friend. or
their opponents Ill adds, that We Che AtguO feel
authorized say that the OF his ,me, on this oc-
eason, is wholly uniuhorsod by bin, and ia contra.
~ TO his wishes and expectations. Al hough be
might conceive il 10 BIS his du mot 10 decline"
no n'n'on, proffored under 'he ercumsisnces alluded
'o yet he offer IL not derirsd sSp st.d HE pari;
nor 10 IL p'obsbe that eOnven,i1n knowing and ,p
PTesiaiine his views tbs jos, would pidcs hir
IN situation rsqnicng tbs acsep OF omip
contrary to the CONNECTIONS of his judgment aud the
course If MS inciind'ions"-And .u.h we do prccl,e-
Iy know to be his wishes on lbs oeessien-and wheth
or they we're bis wishes or wa have he,i'a'ion
in laying that Virginia doe. look him as the rex,
V. Pre- 'idsn,.
" KENTUCKY reuOMiOnised redeemed regenerafed, dis
enthTGledP'
Such was the II Pean, while the Extras were com
ing in and before the polls had arrived-Now, how
ever, "hen the truth Is known, what Is the iacR that
we have members OF Congress TO their and they
have majority OF two in joint ballot of the Legisla
Iuro-But this important fact is also made out, that
oifsettng Letchers District with Johnsons there being
10 opposition in EACH and comparing the maorties i'm
our districts with the majorities in their A. have
nett majority in the whole State, Of than 300
And the majority will be stronger next fall because as
the last election proved Jackson himself is stronger in
Kentucky than any OF his triends-Now, then, the
question returns in the words OF The Cumberland Adj
Vocate. Who will support man for President that
cannot get the vote OF his own Sate?"-Will MIR.
Clay then still be pushed! Clearly-Because he has
friends o! the American System devoted, TO him and
because he is at this moment the strongest man on the
turf-next to General Jackson.-1he rele graph may
soohe and coquette with Mir. Clays friends as much
as peasesbutit cannot prevail them give him up
in order 10 give the Telegraph the chance OF running
its candidate.-Mr. Calhoun il OF too great a
grasp of mind 10 suffer himself TO be entered a third
candidate. His words TO Messrs Alien and Roane
showed his wishes-and he will suffer himself
10 be used by reckless friends We tell the Telegraph
at once, in our humble Judgment that Clay will be
nominated by the Convention of Baltimore; that Jack
son Clay? is the question And, this complies ion
must il come at las'
True, there be that curious craft the Anti hIasons
in the way the most ridiculous aud we must saw the
most unreasonable party that exists in hisouniry How
Mr. Clay is TO propiidte them, is not easy see
They ask pledge and Mr. &. must be rather chary
OF his own honor TO give itupon such compuson Whom
they will take up with, Is puzzling problem. MIR.
Rush or MIR. Adams has been wooing them, and it
will be hard il OF them does win their favors
The last evenings mail brings letter from Mir
>: q Adams, written for the purpose Gas the Boston
Courier says) OF "defenIing The fame aud memory OF
(his iaher) John Adams against the supposton of his
having been friendly TO the Masonic Society With what
just and causiic criticism does the Courier handle him
Tor this unnecessary campaigning! We shall publish
the whole as worthy OF place in " the Pursuits OF
Literature"-or "lhe Froics OF Fun."
The Georgia Journal contains Sir Crawford's reply
10 Mr. Cahoun--in nine columns. But as the last Mil