The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-10-20
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SCHUYLKIIL WATER WORKS.
The following abstract of the cost annual expence,
and rreien, Income of this most uieul establishment
VIII De interesting to mary readers of the Register.
The coi.ot the Wafer Works to This time including
every expence, and alto that Of fuppyins the City
with water hnce the commensurate about
dolls. $50, 900
The Preient annual expence is about 5000
The water rents 1t rrefe;It amount TO about 900
The rent of extra power loco
Half the distribution Of water will be completed
this year-There has been laid firee March about 4
miles of pipe.
The annual rent of extra power of the Schuylkill
Engine, inere-fes every years, until it amounts
William Henry Harrifon, efg. Governor of the In
diana territory, has publed letter from the fecre-
tary OF the TreaGiry, by which it appears.
ls.. That the land granted by the Governors and
which has Been laid Of under their directions, is not
20 be renrTeyed At the expence of the proprietors
3D. That no other title paper is to be recorded
wheu the claim has been confirmed hut the patent or
e;hcr evidence Of the confirmation.--And
Sd That all the grants made by the Governors,
arc to be recognized, excepting fuch only, a. may
have bc-n irrnpsiou!ly and frauduiently obtained
through the falfe approximations of the party.
Several 1Aett trees, belonging to Mr. N.shan
Graves, ar Wes.nioreland, on the 9th Of Au-
gust last, il0rced by fire, 70 that the apples were
roasted the and within about four weeks af-
ter the fame d:Gcovered in as full bloiiom
as m Sprin9.--,ccr. Mus.
Ycfcriay, October ~ AA.ou BURR,
VICE PREsIDsNr of the United States, arrived
IN this city. We are happy TO fate that he is in
good heath and fprits.- Savanaab paper.
The Vice-PreGdept has received the moi re-
fpettfu attention from the republicans Of this
city, and has been waited on by all our public
eharatters..--I Georgia Republican.
Col. Burr fet out from this city on his way to
the feat ofgovcrnment, on Friday lat. We un-
derfand his early departure was owing to a
de!ire oftaking his feat in the ienate at the open
ing of the feiion.
Savannah Paper, O9Ober @.
III: maugfaS;.re off,lt, in N. London, c. by
evaporation and capitalization by the heat of
the fInyand froft, we are happy to learn, fuc-
eeedS and fiourithes. 1t is conducted by Mr..
Fsnnei, the celebrated comedian, for the bcne-
ut or himfeif and the holders of flares, which,
during the prefent feaiou, undcrltand have
appreciated from 25 to so dollars each.
We are Informed that A fchsme for profecut-
i,,g the .vbnLs Gfsyy IS alfo fet OH foot by
tcrpr1fng character al New London, and 5000
dollars already fubfcribed for the purpofe. We
cannot refuie our BET wifhes for the facets OF
this lucrative and healthful branch of trade i'll a
place which lofes the flower of its youth and po-
pGation IN the Weit-India commerce. Bee.
TO tire Editors oftbe Bo1on Chronicle.
Through your extcnlively circulating and
ufcfu paper, win to communicate the i'm
prcfions made Oh my mind by the military re-
view at Nathan Plains, on Tuefday laf.
was bat fPectator yet being a citizen of A
merica, realized rich intereft in the appear
ance Of the diy. There was body of Militia,
competed Of two thoufand and eight or nine
hundred men, nearly all in 4 handfome uniform.
Four regiments OF infantry, five companies of
borfe, and FIVE Of artillery, were on the field.
This was the Brigade Of Brigader-G Coo
hdge. Their evolutions were more like troops
long difciplined in camp, than like thofe we
generally call militia. Gen. Coolidge, his Bri-
gade Major, the Field Officers, and, indeed all
the Officers of the corps, came into the field
with the appearance of men ufed TO the fervices
of Wharf.-The exact obedience of the troops, &
the regularity OF their marches and manouvres,
produced fun conviction, that the men who own
the toii of orr country, know how to defend
It.
Gen. Hull, who, as the Maior-General re-
viewed thS troops, appeared win MS AIDS, Ma
jors Hunt and Sullivan, in elegant uniform.
They were all fiIperbly mounted ; and by the
Eiil of the General, and the activity OF his Aids
the day was crowned with fplendor in the eye
of numerous fpe6tatOrs.
Gen. Hall addreiIed the troops drawn up in
clofe order, in patriotic and pathetic manner.
While his addrefs impreged on their minds his
appreciation of their exertions, and attention to
difcipline his Language filed them with fenti-
nents of their own importance to their country,
aud the unexampied ie1vice they had rendered
IT by their attention TO difcipline and
folder like conduct. They realized, as his
words fell from him, that the freedom, the ho-
nor, and the independence Of their country,
NUT be mlintaned by well diciplined Mill
tia The ienlation Of freernen filed their breats;
and the refoiuton to die OF be f!ss, zineii- IN E.
very counteraucc.
To Gen. s5rl', The State Of Mathematics nay,
al America, is indebted, for his NOBLE exertons
to form and train the militia Of his country.
We are not indebted 20 him for mis- military tai
leuts for after he had received liberal educa-
tioD, he fervcd in the fchool of WASHINGTON,
throughout the revolutionary war, and in vlri-