The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-07-06

tmies-----May we never brave his veneta nee
by asking for k'nys, or bowling down before
the golden ccif!
| The Democratic Press ridicules an az.
ticie, in ReiT's paper, which states, !" tina
General Armstrong will re urn to this coun
TRY Immediately; that he will fix himself
IN the state of PeDnsy lvania. Of which he is
q native, and that he will be supported AS
Governor against Svmon Snyder '-----ihe
| Press denies that Genera! Armstrong is
Gudfsfed To be governor Of Pennsylvania.
peeanse the constitution requires that he
shonid be citizen or inhabita.u of that
state seven years next before h.3 election
RE case OF pubic embassy alone eZcehfcd
where AS, thai Gen. a WAS for nanv wears
previous To his appointment to France. a
citizen and inhabitant of New Y erl which
| stare he represented in the Ssnatc OF the
". Staics.--lhe scheme. according 60 the
I'ress, is not to run hr, as governor of
Pennsylvania, but as " Presdent ofthc y.
States for which station he IS qualified. n,
opposition to Mr.. Madison. "-Bot wan due
difference to the Press we shonld rather.
conjecture, that he will be run as yice
President of the u. States, IN cas-. Of Mr.
Clinton's resignation--ardf from t.iis step
ping stone ina, he may ultimately aspire TO
the Presidency.
The being, whohas written letter, pub
lished in Refs Philadelphia Gazette, and
purpor'ing to be written in Richmond under
date o. June % ought to- be known and ex
posed. This letter speaks of the conspiracy
ct the Slaves at the Coal pits--.pf the raur-
der OF several Families. among which are
Capt. H-th's, Mr.. CunliiTe's and Judge
Fleming, &c. &c.
lobe sure. Mr.. Ref, in his next paper,
con'radicts this report, ON the word ,i a
gentleman from Virginia vet the ale will
lily over The East and the West and tn Eng.
land. with Eagle wings, while the truth fol :
lows after IT with q limping pace. And yet
this hcrrihc rumor, which is to spread ter
ror over the breast of every one who has
friend in or near the Metropolis OF Virginia,
Is mere fabrication of some mischevous
wretCh--without foundation or substance.
There rs no insurrectien--nO ratrole --not
one drop Of blood sheC, NO rsquisition of
Militia, founded on that circumstaace-
and no one on The watch. except the usual
Ceniinels of the night. atthe time thislctter
was written. We have no fears Ut the dan.
ger which he tescribes-----ifti se poor devils
should ever be SO infatuated or misguided as
TO make snch an attempt, woe be on their
devoted heads! Their own ruin will be the
inevitable consequence.
AS DO man Could prssihly have made such
misrepresentation from mistake, t is pro.
per that the writer of this fabrication should
be hunted out and exposed. Mr.. Reif is
therefore called upon TO point out the source
from which he received it & if this call shall,
prove Intellectual, we trust that other steps will
be taken to demand the author and ferret
him ont
There is law OF this state, passed in
1892, against the many idle and busy head
ed people, who forge and divulge false ri
mors and reports ;" he is to be bound o.
YER " by TIE next Justice of the peace, to
the next county Court'-before which "if
he produce not his author. he shall be fined
40 dolls. (or less if the Court think ~ be-
| sides giving " bond for his good behavior
if it appear that he did malciuusiy pub,
fish or invent them II this act be PIT INFO
execution upon our author, he may not re
Iish his own jokes, quite as we'll as he Elk
pec'ed.
~ Twenty dollars reward will be given
to any one. in this city, who will give up the
Authors name at this Office.
=. There he's lately been an assessment talk
en-. OF the value OF the Real Property of thi $
city that is, its lots and houses The a
mount OF this assessment. as subsequently
corrected by the EJvahzers. is as fellows :
Amount in Jefferson Ward S1134.1SO
Madison 2 337 $50
Monroe l 100 43C
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