Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-03-12

opinion, Tie oil iuller Evidence
alton of the subject This svowa does great
dit to Mr.. Clayton, whom always disposed 10
award the praise OF sincerity hongh believed him mis-
taken and miscd-B
TUT Who be surprized al Mr.. Clav,on's nconsis-
tency upon this any other subject He is constantly
flying from one extreme 10 the other.-Editors.1
.fnOther Compromise. harmony of the Union,
supposed to be on of1p,ure has been suddenly
restored by Congress passing bill which called com
promise The angry dispute between the Rail Road and
Canal Companies, which has much embarrassed our
Maryland statesmen, is likely TO be adjusted by bill report
ed by Mr. Pratt from the joint committee upon that sub.
Ject, according TO the provisions of which the Rail road
and Canal are to pass side by side very socaby up a
pers FerTy.-The bill is made the order of the dav for
Monday next--f"nopoiis Republican March 9.
APP OINTMENT BY THE GOVERNOR
Hon. Joel B. Suhe land at present representative in
Congress from the First Cong District be Judge
OF the Court OF Common Pleas OF Philadelphia Civ and
county, under the act Of February, ls33-PhH Senti.
mel
NEw-YoRx March g.
Bank Stock-Uui,ed States Bank Stock sold in Wall
street Saturday at IO5-lO5 L. and Yesterday 1850
shares sold at lOs-lO9 Th, ii.e is we are not
mistaken, without parallel and be attributed the Re-
port OF the tommee OF Ways and Means. who, after full
examination and search state, that far from having
hwar'ed the views OF the government in paying off the
debt, IT Is OWING To THE WISE PRUDENT NiEA-
sUREs OF THE BANK, THAT THE DEBT HAS BEEN
PAID sooN!"
South Carolina Emgrants. Macon Telegraph
OF the ~ IN ult says: 1.-The number of emigrants daily
passing through this State, mostly from South Carolina,
without parallel in recollection. II is estimated that
mo- less than 5OOOO souls have left South Carolina within
the last six monh and judging what have passed
through this place, We should think that number not above
the mark"
We are directed by the Committee who were duly au
thorzed to determine The time and place for the
sembing At the Union Convention to give notice to all
whom it may concern that the Convention OF the Union
and State Rights party will in Charleston on Mon
day the 18th day OF March.-C. Courier, March 5.
More .afunition, Of U1dr.-we learn that abou, 80
OF mukets and rifles received here by the u
s. big Courier, for the OF the State Of South Caro-
lima hey were landed Yesterday and whilst removing
them from the wharf dray load, (he horse being bIind)
precipitated, horse dray and guns into the river but
they saved from hiking by the exerons OF the by
standers.- Charleston Courier, March l.
1t is stated from Charleston, that Cen Hamilton has
declined to give bonds TO the Collector for the sugars inn
ported the Cathane but required that they should be
stored Tor the present
Banking Ertraordinary-An act has been passed by
the Legislature of the Territory of Florida
Bank, be called "the Union Bank of Florida with
capital OF Million of Dollars be founded upon
estate, TO be represented by bonds &c. the faith OF
which the capital OF the Bank is 10 be borrowed.-aer
dHdrid Gag. go
The Florence Gazette says 'Br. Gaines. the gent APP
pointed TO dispose Of the State stock for the branch
Banks Ia: sold al Che stoek IN N.o York at prsn,
which is form the capitals of two additional br, nch
es OF The State Bank-one at Mobile the other at Deca
tur.
The Ohio and Mississippi Mail Line:-The Southern
R-Z
from New Orlean'. II arrived in the Jee Sam, one of
The steamers belonging the Ohio and Mississippi NJ all
Line The time will come, when the mail will be regu-
lariy received from New Orleans, in or DAYS. Under
inc administration OF the present energetic and intelligent
Post Master General ev"ry possible improvement may be
expected Louisville .fduertiser.
Charleston RGces.-Frst day-tl, horses entered.
Bertrand jr Godolphin, and took
me hrs heat Bertrand jr dropping within the post, The
second heat was well contested by Godophin but Per-
traf d, Jr came in ahead under strong pull The third
neat wa, taken by Bertrand jr with apparent ease, he
leaving both OF his competitors distance in the rear
ne lime was-hrst heat TN. sos; second SIN {; third
SIN. los
Second day--two horses entered Little Venus and CO.
dolphin Many persons expected contest between the
horses entered but the knowing were well aware
mat GodoIphin could not make successful with Lit
lie Venus alter the contest Of the day before Go
dolphin was Withdrawn and Little Venus took the purse
OF 5000 by merely galopping twice round the course
aer me man race there WAS sweepstake of 800
Tor by Mucklohn and Spectator which was won by the
former in two heats Time first heat Am. Isl second do
i'm. 9s
Third day-the horses entered for this dav race two
mile heats for the purse Of s 400, julia by Bertrand
and Jim Crow by Crusader. Jim Crow not appearing on
The ground Julia gaoPped around the course twice and
acco ding TO CUSTOM the uldT Jockey Club purse
awarded to her owner. sweepsteak then rum for
which The following horses entered and resulted as
ieliows-SPecua,or l. Restless, 2; Lady Water Legs
disanced. line OF running both heats Am. each
The following horses were handicapped for the Iasdavs
race viz Golophin Bertrand, Little Venus Raesnake
JuIa' Mucke John, Speculation, Restless, and Expert.
men'
A CHALLENGE FOR $lO,OOO-The friends of JULIA,
ny Bertrand, dam Transport, by Virginia. full brother to
Bertrand, jr now the property of Col James b. Rich
adson propose run her against any horse the United
states, J0tU mile heals the Washington Course on
The Monday preceding the next regular South Carolina
Jockey Club races, in February next for The above sum
10000 dollars The rules Of the said Club TO govern
the race, and the Judges Of the Club decide the
julia is now three, and will four year old This
challenge to be accepted and the horse named by letter
to John b. Irving, Esq, in Charleston on or before the
hrst day OF June next and the stakes to be deposited
with the Treasurer Of the Club Saturday preceding
the race. Hall forfeit Charleston Post.
Performances for the benefit of WIN. Dunlap Esq were
gwen at the Park Theatre in New York on Thursday
last under the auspices OF "the Committee of the citizens
OF New IL rk, friendly TO Literature and the Drama +"
Ihey were attended by OVERLOOKING house Mr. f.
Forrest and Mr. and Miss Kenble sustained the princin
parts iu"Venice Preservation the following morning
Mr. Kembie behalf Of himself and daughter addressed
note 10 the committee, in which ne authorized them 10
receive from the Manager Of the Theatre the sum sipu
lated by the latter az remuneration Tor their services on
the preceding evening and apply it TO the use of Mr.
Dunlap. The amount thus given is stated to be four
hundred dollars.
The amount appropriated at the late session Of Congress.
Tor the continuation Of the Cumberland Road on
is nearly half million OF dollars.
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DUNAwAY IN JAIL.-Commitfed 10 The Jail Of the
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