The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-11-03

IN order cOnipoie letser in thus ipecies OF cy
pAer, nd in the c,,'uorvnder the FRI letter in Tie
word tts iri lstter osth word which yu', n,
to write a rh.igpse oppote this letter r-preeu,,
the fir letter Of that vori 10 find the tl,ut ~
prsive Of the fseord letter look for dat letter the
fecond column, and the figure oppotte tSa, letter
repre.ents the % lster in the word ~. Cou;inue in
the fame with Selpe9 TO the ether coiGirns
ii it be word Of or letters But il 1t contains
more than :, letters you NUT retun 70 the nrlt
Irn,n and proceed in the Game manner; thar IS the
9Th letter of the word be found ia the firn CO.
luinn under c; the 9th letter in the feeond column
and 60 on Thus il Hope the firit word in the e.
riGle lock for the stter II in the q column under
c, which is oppofi,e to the figure write then the
figure as the representative OF the fra letter The
letter is be Tough, for in the % column and i:
scprefented by The number 81 and 70 with the
iette,s z and e.
In the e uiered letter, the 6gnres representing let.
tersare iepdra,~lA by coalrlas the words ieps
rated by periods
The reader will Immediately perceive that beiides
Frass- ard C3ba any other ~crds might be ufed az
the key words of heie cyphers the diicre
rion OF the wrterand his correspondent. The difi-
eulty of discovering the key TO CT tsie cypher
si letters would be niil further augmented by the
writer's fhftiog has keyw ord foe different epines
according folne rule previonly agresj upon. The
difficulty is intellectually increaled, if the writer
sny continues ihdt his key word but the cyrter
islelf.
There was another cypher in ufe, the key-word
ASTON; Of the principle Of which we have yer
Keceiyed explanation.
sgentier0a ia IBIS City, satea
Ta.jaay IN.rni-g, I5!5 S.p.. 1907.
'sls,
''i have jaa time to inform YOU, that a mob I'M
der the d,reson of Col, Bechas aud NscCarty, hav.
lan evening declared themieves rdepsndent, md
determined reGh lave; as rusiosred that tia
fovernor VIII feud fome gun-boars quiet this mob,
ch runlour much doubt, as he is CT pher ;
les unfortunate circnnrtance for this country, ,hst
he does no, poheis energy and irInnei.; hnwh
remain in perfect fate Of apathy, and fee ms ie-
10" countrYnen deprived of their property, and ies
laws trample6 under tont by daring mob, wirh-
taking any mesipres iuppreis is firstly atom
iihing.-Tho this faction has YET come 20 blows,
expect it this day, aud may be contder.d in
Pertett itate Of rebeli!ou."
Sp5h is the letter, which has led 20 much run,or
and SPECULATION in dis city, Tor lew days pan. The
has indie. uied expire uns calculated excite
Son- loiictude, mt when correcily eonfdered, this
affair 20 be little more than bubble. 6
The fla thing which lrikes us, is the date of thi
letter Ii New-Orieans was actually in fate of
bell,on be prsiun,ed that ihoud not have
received more fatsgiory ofit, iince the 9Th
ot September Ii is an old proverh, that i'll
A.es Alpaca. But the following is, nnderiland the
tue Representation of this r,ignty rebellion:
The MiiiIhppi. ike other rivers has formed by the
ersdua aiiuvion of earth certain portion of laud on
iloves the city of New Orleans, which h7d
been tterso con6dereA the property Of TIE ICirg
81 Spain, and uled by the inhabitants OF
toe city. This land Of a!mot ipd peniasie ue
che city, even alaiot all the earth which had been
employed TO repair and raiie the !tIeets drawn
feom this iource. The noted Edward LvisgftoD
- Il
Contiguous this ground inttute ui, for theie
commons. The mott learned copnc the bar Of
Orleans is afocased in the abortion of this claim L.
lnngon no doubt participate III the profits OF
the recovery. The decided IN favor of rhe cls
Tiaat. The next day few days AFTER Mr.. Living
ison repairs the iPot take pC-i.ion exerce
some 81 his new y-seauired rights OF Sovereignty.
Ehs Y,c?ie uied rhe laws of the United S,ate,
cocct n mob under tie direction of NV of the Oil
GERS of militia, Beichss and NcCarry and Mr..
Iiyng!tnH Is forced to retire. 1he day he re-
tIrns; and rhe mob once more force HIM ay. The
report however is, thar governor Claiborne has iuce
qneilei the mob, by aiiuring them that he will re-
TrsieAt the ciFcuiniai'es properly to the govern
Incnt.
H. confirmation Of the above, lay before our req
ccrsthc following exirA6t from New Orleans pa
per, oi September 8 which is this moment "a,
mo our hands. This paper rakes other notiee
CI thS traHiaction5
BAT'IURF.
The following add els delivered By the Governor
ON the 5th init 20 the people aiienbled ON the
Bst:ure
FELLOW CITIZENS,
Permit 70 claim Your attention and as
Your governor and your freud lu5nlt to your con-
hderatica few obfervators.
Whatever may be- The redrefs deGred. believe me
the mode you have adopted is inappropriate oanHot
Spnihoy avail you, and if Perited is, will injute your
5elvr5 and yopr eaefc
isthe duiy of us al TO yield fnbnfon 10 The lava.
The fuPreme court Of the territory has pronounced
ihs ba,ture be the properly ~ Mr. John Gravier,
aid he and Mr.. Lvitg'ton (wiio claims under Cfa-
ves) have been Tut pe4ceshy 10 POI eou thereof, by
tie sheriff The iupreme court derives rs authority
from the government OF the Un,ed States and rs de-
cree, ninG therefore he oheyed.
It 70 lefs my duty than Gae,rc dere 70 promote
hy ~ the in nay row er, the iutere Of my fei-
},w-ctzers. 10 the PRECEDENT 81 the United States
mo +zp~tls from a faithful relation 81 whatever
concerns the welfare Of this territory have already
tranuHt'ed l1ch information could obtain relative
- tie tonA sling cis,r's t. the batture nor will o.
nHt ayrE before hiEi fueh ur,her approximations up
on the hIbje4 az mas he furahed me.
The dsciion q he fupero, court for the prefent
eonclvlvs ;-it however does preclude On my o.
pluon) FL Further enquiry the right Of property
10 the bst,ure; but tith enquire tnu be conn,ene ed