Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-04-14

State Of Maryland. This lively interest, bowevsr.
"nch the cizsns OF this place must feel Ia the sue
cess OF your undertaking wous, have no dou' g. in.
their potcer. ~
"The cone usivs evidence which /. dsry ,fr,J.d
oo'n Ia our own country ard in Europ- ih- vac, SUI
PetioHy OF the railroad system ever evrr, Other a,t
"e'a means OF int-rsommun ca ion hi lie att, np,rd
cannot ia'i 10 BE- highly gratifying and s.g IN
'he si'zens OF Winchester and ITS vicinity AMI n,os
remove all doubts from th.ir mind, ss 10 The e,ped N
oy " securing 10 Themselves the advantages OF such
communication. The superiority at this sy.trm \. AL
mWeu oy 'he concurrent opinion OF every in'-llg n
'ou"iuua,' VINO mas examined he rali ala in .uiI
operation IN Great Britain, whst these who have wit
messed the cpera'i- upon our r,I-rsJ srt
.ne machinery used upon il, iess imp-s Ell with
the Immense facilities which the sys-m is eaush Of
af,rdng. r~ W
by the Improvements in the pathin. ~ M. A ,,o,
our road ihs mosi surprising results have been
Tor some time past 100 barr els o, ur have been res
iariy transported up the road between Ell c, ,oi,s
on The PaspscS and ,hi. c, v by .ingl. horse a, ,h
rate OF upwards oil miles an hour; and TO d,v or
morse drew 2OO barrels the same tol. IN.
seH 10Y LIZ miles, the time occupid one bour
aou niy-nve minutes, ha' az the rate OF n.ar miles
an nour' ffem this result Il is quite plain that locn.
tnouve engine oil less power than those used In Er.
,snu would convey Que th,usasd barrels OF ar from,
Wncheser 10 Baltimore in ten hours, al less exoens.
than corli be effected by canal even wubou, Jo.L
age, aud in one -ioui In the time.
zoe set OF wooden ,racks, surmonned with iro,
'a', can De iaid down at the cost OF 81 GOO n. mil.
and oil stone, wi similar rail. at Sc 900 10 which
mus, be added the graduation aud a.onsy; these two
is' nem, VIII 10 many OF the Val D,sucis of Vr.
nsn.a anu maryand' be accomplished at ufng ex.
Peh'e' IL might, therefore, be taken for ia,,ed ha,
IN some OF these districts, all, roads will be
al an expense not exceeding that OF a gord MaeAda.
missed Turnpike, their Ell. ctive mower will n. ION -;
greater than the hes, MacAsdamisrd road"
| we are happy TO see, from a communication in m
las, petersburg lntelgeDcer, that the public spi,
tied scheme OF the Petersburg Railroad is advancing.
In that city That article states: o
| I'VE have heard from untionhtsd a., a. o.,...
hundred and sixty shares OF the Pc efsburg and Ro,
nose hai- Road ock, have been crbed for in tho
cry OF New York. letter from respectable. GEN
uemsn 10 that ety. expresses the opinion that to 20
| sidne oil the stock would be readily taken there"
VINO is the ienorant'r aufaccus Cores, onde n, in
!ne Ias Charleston Courier that would charge us by
,hsinuauon, with hostii TO the p. R,i,- Road w
maze written mary an Essay in favor of Sfofe P;oht
AS many, psrhsrs, as he IO0I,t as the Wi A. sav
Land We h'Ps we have not yet 20, T. The end of onr
ne,Lou' ne must be ra h AT d reckless man. " no
aver me warm sppret a'ion have givepi 10 the
petersburg Road, would charge u, With bostiitv io !,
AS we are attached to the Rights Of The ats for
S sna, very reason among Others, with to SIC The
S'a'es pushing their imp ove m ,nis Hands of,
AID Hands on" is our maxim. ~
| Greek against Greeki-The National R.pubIi,.n ~
oil me 81 Congressional District. IN rihern Liberties
are following suit with their br eth en- in Phil ID NH,
cry are caring meeting TO elect Delegates to The
lay convention oil Baltimore-On the ether hand The
democratic cit zeps Of The city AID county of PhlaJeI
phia friendly to Gen Jackson's election are 10 NEE,
| W od'e rIou'e ard on the 18th inst.
| Ihe Opponents Of the Administration in Ro,,or ,,.,
al auusil Hall on the 4th and came N n yesoIn,;o,
"Ihat, while we are fully impressed that we have IN
the East, Statesman OF consumm ate tsIents Sc &c
are willing TO yield all r:rsona predils ticns
20 me consultation Of the great National Republican
rr'y OF the country, by sffordrg liberal support to
me eminent Statesman of the West"-Thus we got
The Pennsylvania Legislature rose on tbe & h inc,
alter Session Of 120 days.
Various citizens OF PennsyIvania bav. bs,r
LOT me v'ce-Pi e'dency The Carlisle r publicar
says that she ''has determined upon bavn hi; ~
nee h'led, after the expiration of the pre,en, 80 ~
one oil her own sons Some wiseacre has chosen ),
put OUT the idea, for the sake of making mischief N
NJ. van buren Is tn be run. But who bsEeves Il,
No' we. Who has got up the report, The Oono,i,;
cersay. ' ''''"sen
me Culpeper Gazette announces Messrs. Josenb G
and Hall SI Broadus, Joseph s. Hansbrough
county Vi |u'PePer in the next House of Delegates.
~, FOR THE ENQUIRER.
he Pofers an the Congressional district co,,noseG
| ~ me counties Of p. Edtoard, Charlotte, Cun,ber.
ldnd and buckingham:
IL is truly wonderful to observe how ,h ,, :,
1 some among us, Interested in behalf Of JndSe
ouuih, IN MS controversy with Messrs LEIGH and
er, In,: controversy entirely of his making as
10y '@nu'" man VIII see, and seeing, must acknowl.
edge 1t Is alledged by Mr.. Bouldn and his friends
a' ms 'eehngs have been cruelty OUTRAGED am
m ';"ugnl'y onered to the moral feelings of the com
| II. "a
uuae Tor seat in the next Congress, in the n,nn,ey
ana under the circumstances he did Bv him and ,hen,
u s'st oil the offence is made TO consist i'm Mr. Ie;ob
,aure 10 disclose TO Mr. Bouldn the purposes of Ni >
nan,no'pn' previous TO announcing him canddater
MT d., In his Card, published in the Ennnirer .
February rs speaks of Mr.. Randolph as possessina
Iesch oil ,hough sagacy almost prophetic which hi
Hau III VAN looked for elsewhere-and az bodino tbe
same political principles with himself-He assures ne
.oo' una, mad he been notified by Mr. Leigh of MIR
rs wish 10 be candidate, he would not simnlv bo,,,
yielded to him, but would have furhered his nyoso.
with all his heart. no Pu'Poses
ihose were no new declarations of Mr. Bouldin Ir
MS pubic address TO the people of Prince Edward
maze TWO years since, he assured them in the mos
soehh manner, and in terms uneuuiyoca that sbouId
De me pleasure OF the people to elect him he womIJ
d" any moment, when II was ascertaned that the servi
ces OF Mr. Randolph could be had cheerfulIv resign
MS sea' IN congress, TO make way for him This iden
ucal sentiment he has reiterated and as LATE "a Is
September said TO several persons he wished mos, f
vently MIR. II. then held seat i'm Congress- or IL We,
ms OPINION that at former period of the povernmon,
iiau MS (hr KS services been more wanted Than q,
.na' "a winch he was speaking. II is also true tba,
MI bouldn made with equal solemnity other nrop,;ses
70 ms friends and supporters not here n no
,heh,oned, and are therefore pretermued IL will mot
DE denied (at least by Mr. Bouldin0 that he s,afed
10 TWO or more gentlemen of high character in Inc
cry oil Richmond, that three or four weeIs bac
he heard Mr.. Randolph would be a candidate be haS
formed determination not to be one himself and do
signed TO have published his determination in Inc Rh
nohu Enquirer, and assigned the reason
hau not Deen put in execution his diIatorv habits
But then, for the diotOyy habits of Mr. Bo1ld;n yo
should have seen in the Enquirer his declara,ion moi
10 DE candidate, three four weeks before Mr. Ran
dolph was announced These are stubborn facts which