Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-06-28
".Mdv IL, 1924,

OIL in ne shall travel post so as TO reach New York ON
ANA the next day. Can you arrange this matter
20 comprosn II do not arrive and the same time
Lot to make public my design
"Mr. Crawford has this day, tr;nnphony, but will, the
most perfect dignity and good tenn er reiued MIR Ei
wsrjss cha'ge aud has convicted him y. iur, vi
ont using the term or bringing the charge merely hy re
ferrtDg tosecond testimony that directly conratcts hs
evidence OATH II s the passunrss On
that can bo conceived, and will rccoil upon his .yr,
re consider that this business will insure his cleo
ton.
.Nayi 49,
My servant (Iohn) goes this day, and il do no,
overt"ko him at Baltimore this evening shall be Off to.
morrow morning with the speed of light aud in New
as quick as horses stean guinea. hut curses can
carry me- Pray clap writ on the Ncstor stern until
arrive. which I'm told will he Sunday morning time
enough, trust, for the packet"
".dt anchor Off the Hook. Sunday night.
forgot my stick. hickory sapiug, on board the
steamboat, this morning. left where was writing
/, pgnus amcite and the pilot has promised TO
yer 1t possible for which purpose have given him one
slowed upon II, but ferulo and little varni.h and has
bulbous head. Pray send it by the Orbit Poor Jobn
mas no bed and AIN sorry brought him.
:" Yours 'fu'y, JR. orr"
In return Tor your very agreeable letter OF the 18th
am almost ashamed 10 send this costve reply: bu,
health is than ever and have suffered more viii
III three days past from my accident at Stoney Srator
than did at the time when the injury was received
&C have seen MIR. Robert Owen. He i. in raptures
ia has IN
concealments and hates TO have any thing to vet
at kapps request he has not mentioned the price Ills
certainly nothing like the mentioned in the papers
lie has bought every thing, ocks herds Sc as il stands
Thanks for your Irish Ii always gives me
pleasure TO hear from that quarter aud Of such men
Spring Rice and the Knight Kerry Success to their
schemes, for they have the good of mankind in view
Believe TO be, with the respect and rel
truly yours, j. R. of r"
I" Christmas Dan, 1926.
Perhaps you will have thou il strange that mo mo-
ice has been taken OF your letter Of the 10Th inst but
my excuse is, that have this found il among
mass oil loose papers where oicous attendant had
thrust it, BE assured that retain pleasing recollection
oil the Acquaintance that had the good fortune to form
WIN you on our passage to England, and of the agreeable
hours that we have spent together.
as you suppose did not visit Ireland this year. neil
.ner was so FORTUNATE as to meet with tina, exemplary
was In ireland, engaged in his election.
When you write to your friends in Ireland, be so good
as to mention me to your father and Mr. F.-not fogeng
your brother asoas who chershes the remembrance
Oh 'heiF civiies aud hospitality. ]. II. of r."
81 am bleeding at tho lungs and see no con'nanyNao
not converse with friends under this root and am in
capable OF conversation, any thing else exec t riding
on horseback You would hardly recognize your old nc.
quantance in my ghostly visagc.
"Now Spring returns, but o m return.
%y 10y S:' S asy SsrS Sd aasH
"And the joys OF life health are down"
" Yours, ]. II. OF r."
January 81, 1929.
al have seen with deep concern the account of the
failure OF the house OF Frys s. Chapman london.
Knowing as think you do my high admiration Of tho
character of Mrs Elizabeth Fry with whom | bav. The
pleasure oil personal acquaintance you will readily con.
eeve the interest which feel, particularly for her
spent delightful day at Mr.. Fry's country house in Es
sex somewhat more than two years ago, passed the
night there This circumstance only renders more lively
the regret that feel al the late of their fortune
Know That MIS- brys brothers Of opulcn estate
anu the connexions OF the family generally wealthy
rms gives me consolation her account The object of
inns letter Isl as you will have perceived obtain any in.
formation that you may have this subject IL will be
nIn
friends. j. r.. Of r. :"
January 30, 1929.
I am indebted 10 you for two most obliging letters
which am entirely loss how repay, except by nv
poor but hearty thanks Any intelligence which you can
furnish me with respecting "Enesh and Lsh friends
VIII at all times be highly welcome.
IN excuse Tor not having congratulated you Gas now
90 most cordially on your recent change OF state,
beg to suggest how awkward would have been nv pred.
cament in tho Mr., whose marriage saw an
nounced in the newspapers should proved to be
my old eilow passenger in the Amiy but another gen.
eman oil The same i'm the and popuous CITY OF
n York am truly concerned to hear of the loss of Mr.
r, have lively recollection of the morning that
9rfaEiSs'ed with him on my way to O'Bens bridge aud
Loon Derg Yet II must be consolation all who kne
nm mat he died in the blessed vocation Of the Peace.
maker
=" am sorry that can give you no comfort or, the s,b
joet Of the TadG 1t will hardly be touched this session
Wrting being particularly injurious 10 my disorder
(o the chesD must conclude with very modest re
quest that you would let Inc hear from you ireaueny-
WIN great respect and regard, am yours,
MIST Mr. Randolph was in Richmond, attending the
STATE Convention for altering the Constitution OF Virginia
received the following letter from him:
"Nopember 81, 1929.
esterday had the pleasure receive your letter of
2lst, which reminds me that former one has remained
too long uDacknowledged In excuse NAV truly plead
the wearsome nature OF my present avocaon-age dis
ease, and, worst OF ALL assude and languor that cause
even my snail correspondence upon matters OF business 10
accumulate upon me.
very lame and crippled report Of me has gone forth
IN me Ehqurer-one that ashamed see, and which
IN Justice as well mercy towards me- hope INV friends
VIII not read have not had time do Justice to myself
in that particular.
1t gives me great pleasure hear of our Irish and
English lends aud when you write, beg 10 be mention.
cd TO mem IN terms OF warm and grateful respect shall
not ial TO read the Colegians.' A County Limerick
Man. IS 10 me great recommendation.
Our situation here is rksome the mos, painful de.
gree. Od ultra Fcderaiis,s, ultra acobins are
tearing down all that is valuable and venerable in our in.
sututIons. Yours, faithfully, J II of H."
Mr. Randolph went 10 Russia aud England the xt year
and during bis absence received one letter from him
In London which does not any matter of special
interest.
Mr. Randolph returned from England for Iha-llrWe,
IN the iii oil 1881 called upoGukaUl1 Eer
his arrival and was velSrnE - - Rel
srance. In .~fy r0my question about his health he
SAID, Ia melancholy tone Of voice--"Ah, sir I am go
ing al East The machine is ou-naure is hausted
and have tiled in vain to restore he lie then chang.