The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-05-12

'ty. II its dstv 10 fnu the ,nnroaci IF .-r,prv
in every taintec Breeze" and excite the attention
and vigilance Of the people.
The experiment. to be tried how far public prir.,
conducted upon liberal, r'suy and decorcus riinc:-
pies are to receive the encouragement to which .hcv
are enrited Upon .hefe principles. commences {:
upon thete, we have prosrtilsd aud from the fuc-
GELS which have accompanied .ivrts, con-
teiva ourielves under neeeiy to depart from
them.
Such of our delinquent fublcribers as are two years
in arrears, ihail have reajana5ie h1r to re-
NIT their dues. circular letter to -eaeb will in
form th.m al the amount And ihnnld we be re-
6ueed al nril>iug them from our J,n., we leave
the publication Of our eondua TO their own I'M
dsyf9aiirg Ii is mroi'iblc that their Own tas5 can
ne more deeply wounded than our own, by the a.
dop.ion offuch difsgreeab,e expedient.
|. AS frveral fubfcrbers have complained of not
regularly receiving their papers it is but proper to
e5ierve that the fault is not in cce that If t
lies any where, j, is with the Pon- Offices, which
by retaining O. lending the paper to its neigh
bors deiroil fubicrhers. In fome cafes too the
iubicribers may regularly pay up their poRage,
and Of courfe Cannot expect to receive their papers.
From the peculiar arrangements which prevail
IN the Founderies to the Northward we have been
prevented from commencing our preiert volume
with Font CT Type as We had originally in
tended.-We have however taken the neceIiary mea-
fares and at the End of fur months the Enquirer
mali ai'u',e Il perfectly new appearance.
Richmond, May I2, so7.
A report is now in circulation in this city-bro't
5v the NeherH Stage that lar Thuriday evening
Col Burr palled through Staunton. We cannot be-
iieve 1t as all the Philadelphia papers agree that
he arrived in thar city Sunday the IN init. Whe-
ther he will return ,his place by the 23rd is
equally certain. '' Time and the hour" only can
secide.
The aurora axis, what has become of the fsveral
hundred thouiand dollar bills due" ifIued by col
Burr how are thele that were proiecd dilpoed of
H>b' pad :bsa" oF? Whence came the Funds" We
aniwer that many of them 10000 dollars at lean,)
are not yet paid of And hrewdly fulpea that
the drawer has yet the fyrds to leek for.
The New-York papers fate from official returns
the average Republican majority for the AGtubi,
ticket in the city Of New-York to be 1874: by which
majority Rufus King is of courfe excluded :--HgheR
vote on the Republican ticket 4464.
Le7oiJ't ma ority to be 81. His whole vote
1907.
And Jones's for the Senate, in oppofton to De Witt
Clinton, to be 1877. His whole vote 1897.
None Blu, actual freekOideys are permitted to vote
for GOernor and Serato-. Hence the difference in
the number of votes for the aiiemby ticket and for
Governor and Senator.
From the city OF New-York, Queens county and
Orange county, MIR. Tompkns has majority OF
$40 over Gov. Lewis.
In the counties of Richmond, Dutchefs, Columbia,
Greene, Albany, Renaaeer and Ulaer, Gov Lewis
has m ajority of 2oll.
The Public Advertiser thinks that Mr.. Tompkins
will! have ma jorty Of 400 from Suffolk.
The American Citizen aherts, that there is aln,oR
certainty of Mr.. Tompkins's election.