Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-02-10


forever prevent the evils of,he incendsrv spt of a5,
litlon HENRY a. WISE
Il CHAPMAN
tE,o,s tie HuatsrtHe Dspoerat.l
GEN. JACKSOS-AhERICaN PRISONERS.
The suhj1ned int resting correspond, nee has BEEN
placed IN our hands By friend, witn permission to
publ 81 IL II shows The deep and benevolent ir-res,
which the slime honored sage of The Hermitage con.
nues To take IN the welfare and happiness ui hsceur
trymen under all circumstances. John Bradley, wh,
IS the suhrct Of the corresponds nce - und-r,tnt
the son Of Reuben Bradley, highly distinguished
tzen OF Washington county, Vagina. lie also ha-
number Of highly respectable relations in this Sc
and in Tennessee. lie is nan ot worth and enter
prise, and was Of the prisoners captured ty lt-
Mexicans Just after the STAR at Mer.
Although Gen. Jackson is IN retirement asng m
part public AFFAIR." other than becomes every private
citizen yet such is the force and influence of his
his recognized honor and worth throughout the
lzed world that his request, tyranny herself Yields
mp her victims and at his bidding the chains fan om
the prisoner. No American citizen, suffering IN a f.
reign land, and guless OF CRIME, has ever yet uto.
ked his Intsrposition in vain. In this instance whl,
had been denied 10 the demands ot diplomacy honor:
bic and promptly made by the authority o! government
instantly yielded TO the great moral power nad loct
Of his personal request m,de as private American
citizen The effect has been the restoration of from
cruel ard babarous impr sonment to liberty TO his ia
mly and his country. Time vas, hen the first honor
private citizen could clam in lite, Ia be Roman
citizen Time s, when the first honor IN private
life and the highest security for life, Liberty and per
feet freedom the pursuit happiness IS derived from
the glorious franchise OF American citizenship
3lrxloo, September -, 1.i3
Nv Dear Sir have the happiness 70 inform you,
,ha, Nr. John Bradley whose behalf you Interested
yourself, has been released from imprisonment. had
made repeated efforts before his behalf, backed by
many of the most distinguished names IN the Inted
States but without success But your letter to me-
which communicated to President Santa Arms. M
mediately produced the desired effect, rs you vii
from his letter. translation Of which send you |
rejoice at this poor Bradleys account and no, !.s
as i, evnces just appreciation Of your mud cha
rocter in foreign lands, which ! am very snre viii
crease with tme-when party and political preJudces
are forgotten. Your position, General, IS indeed,
proud one. The mere mention OF your name, III
foreign land causes thrill Of pride IN every truly
American heart, and has power, like the command Of
the Apostles 10 the chains 10 drop rom I'd. limbs
of your counirymen Long may you live 10 ENJOY
you wel!-earnPd fame Santa Anna IL man Of talents,
and many noble qualities. You must no, Judge hm
with reference TO The state of things in own happy
country. lie has very different penp. To govern, and
think he s not only patriot, but that he understands
his conntrymen, and their true interests \ Govern
ment like ours, would literally be Governmen, iot
Mexico You may use light rem on your hotse, ~
cause he is gentle, and well broke. But II
why should a similar one upon mln", whch IS
wild and nntractabe. Receive, my dear SIR, tie -
surance Of the high respect and sincere esteem Of
Your obedent servant,
Grs. A. JAcKsOs wADDY THOMPSON
Prirae Stcy's Office Of Presideat IF Me ReypbLr,
National Palace of TacuLaya, sept u, l-i3.
To HIS ExcelIency Mr.. WAnnY TnoMpso>, Envoy
Extraordinary and Minister Pienpotentiary OF tie
United States
Most tster,ned Sri have received yonr polite "a
yor of he Will ! of ar
drew Jackson, and Governor David Campbell. who
interested themselves for the liberty OF Inn Bradie;
Prisoner in the fortress of Prrote The meda,,on nj
the Hon. General Jackson, Tor me- is highly rcspPc1.
BILE, as much for his beng Of the most drsi,n
guished men of The United States for thu SPECIAL r.
vors which he bestowed on 10 1896, when return
ed from my captivity IN Texas. THIS inter- os,tion hos
induced to grant the order for the liberty of B,1c
ley, which enclose to you, that you may be pleased
10 give 1t the necessary direction, and also manifest
10 Gtn. Jackson that shall always be happy te lie
hnnored with his orders Inasmnch ~ they never
give me any molesta,ion whatever may be the -ulct
10 " hch they relae-but the contrary vii give
great pleasure, because IL IS always pleasing u core
pond with persons, Who, like HIM. en-; oy fame so hea
ly conspicuous
avail myself OF the occasion TO renew the Il Oh
gard of your devoted servant
Who kisses your haude
(Signed) A. l.. DE STA ANNA
free nj Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chsre,; 70
WilI,;n 1'I"9ais ~" "'' ''"''''' ram.G
Martha Thomas widow. Of J,hua rboma. deceased s..n'
Thomas Jacob White and Polly his Htc iosn'rl, Pp5 1a
William II. rhy Sarah Irby, formerly Thomas. ''a'@'
Williams aud her children An" l. ard fmd'n'e y" N.. .'
aud Williamson Dickinson, Sheriff ot A"to' and Air
tor Dr. bonls with the VIII annexed 81 jshna y me-
ceased IrrrG'Ht
The defendants, Sanue Thora. Wuiiaai u ty ,ra
rah his wife, having entered l''ir pra"r, and v
cnty according Assembly and r,es t "'
Cmr and Appearing hy satisfactory ev"rn.', 'ai ihr 81"
not ntIbtln's OF his country. II - Ordered That hr H
frndaht- do appear before the Judge "i ~" siid Court ~ ~
Court thereof the fri day the neat tern, ara
The bill Of paintir and that OF 'hi' o'st .
ii,hwih inserted IN some newspaper published IN 'ns
Richmond III Petersburg, f"r ~" months snoce'''f
and posted q, the from, door Of te Con-" hoy 81 l. CONF
copy-Tese, f. FifZGkKhLD
IN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES auarterIy ss.sr
held for Louisa County a, the Court Thereof Moai.
the l3h day of November 1919:
Merwelher 5. sims, Administrator Of Lucy B. sims ard
Monroe Sims, iIa'""~
against
Chapman Sims, William Sims, Susan Ann Sims and ce.'''
The defendants Chapman Sims and William Sims 10, tlsr:
entered their appearance, and given security ACCORDING
and the rules OF this Court, aud appearing I" i~ nic
Curt that they nhaitint- lGi- S;at On r.
Of The paintn, by h- attorney ordered ,hn III. a ie
justices Of couniy Cont Of said o,y Ut he C"' 20
pr second Monday IN February newt and a"s~er ts -.
plaintiff; and that copy tris order he or'sith ~
some new-paIsf published in the cry cf ii,en"%na
house d IA copT@s, s,e 0'"' join HUNTER = &
Dec. "a hi-N-
IN CIIANCERY.-EIbeiSI.:-At Rules held ~ me- ''
the Clerk of the Circuit Superior ouit al ~" af-
OF Northumberland county, Monday, The net Gay ''
leiI: .ut.
John Morrison, Administrator, with the VII ANNEXED,
cock Morrison, deceased, '
, ,l,..
Fleming faynie and Na,imiiian fIaynir, Uetn',.,.
The defendants not having entered Their aprsnia"S'
security, according 10 the act of Assembly ard IN r
Court and appearing satisfactory evidence ht ,"ts
mn, inhabitants OF Virginia il ordered, that the Sad d'
do appear here on thr day Of April and
Mai
months successiveiy Richmond Enquirer aud posted '
front door o the Court house In this county.
Copy, ;. A. NJ LE-"Sp ,9r'
Jan - 49,
THE Animal General Meeting Of the Mutual as,uia,
against Fire Buildings NJ the state oil shs't'
held Al their Office In the city Richmond on Monday
February next n o'clock, P. NJ o,,roopn pA
. nv ~ s1-@i
Jan, 30