The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-01-11
Urbana, Champaign CO. Ohio.
POPULATION OF THE U. STATES,
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was felt on the morning OF the 18th inst. i'll
Hackensack, (New-Jersey.) 1t took place
few minutes after O'Clock, and continued
about go seconds. Those who were standing
experienced sensations Of dizziness and YER
dgo. Several ladies who were sitting con-.
planned that they felt as if sitting on a poise,
and were afraid of falling from their seats.
In an upper chamber, something suspended
from the wall was observed 80 Zap sensibly
against it.-N Y. PAPER.
The committee of the Legislature of
pennsylvania, to whom the subject was re-
ferred, have unanimously reported bill to
Incorporate the stockholders of the late
Hank OF the U. s. under the title of =" the
american Bank" with capital of seUen
'1n,ttisns fUe hundred thousand dollars -
Thus far we run before the wind.''
Nat. Int
4 gentleman who came passenger in the
lsd5eLla, captain lNc.Neai, assures US, that
Hir. Percevai has not been dismissed from
me Ministry, but that he possesses the con-
hdenCe of the nation as we'll as the Prince
Eegent, and is the most popular Minister
Mthe British Cabinet.
Charleston Courier
We understand that the French priva-
teer schooner, which has been off this port
Tr some days past, is new Baltimore built
schooner, shews no guns, ard has on board
one OF the captains who lost his vessel at
Savannan--She Is waiting off our port to get
Ter men on board, application having been
made to some OF our pilots to take them
down, who refused, but it is believed that
Dumber were put on board her by fishing
smack--the Revenue schooner Gallatin
went out on Wednesday, when the privateer
Stood oct OF sea.-Ib.
AUGUSTA, December 96.
ABRAHAM COLLINS, the notorious coun
terfeiter of North Carolina, was in this place
sn Friday Or Saturday last-hc purchased
or exchanged for. Ave dollar bill of the
louisiana Bank, for the avowed purpose Of
finishing by it plate he had, as he said in
preparation for manu featuring Bills of that
description, and there is little doubt but that
His skill in this infamous branch of domestic
manufactures. will be means of defrauding
many an innocent individual. 1t is truly
pity, that society cannot in some way
nit an end to the vil!anous practices of such
i&cings.
On Friday last, John Amos was executed
IA pursuance of sentence for the murder of
William Faircloth. He was attended to the
Place OF execution by the Rev. Mr. Thomp-
son, the Rev. Mr.. Marshall, the Rev. Mr..
Solcombe and the Rev. Mr.. Garvin. Capt
Longstreet's company of Rangers attended
as Sherif's guard, and numerous spectators
were present at the solemn scene. Amos
aprlng the preparations for his awful exit,
and we understand during his whole con6ne-
nent, behaved with great lecorum & pro-
lriety--and exhibited many evidences of
yenitence.--He denied any deliberate inten-
con to take the life of Faircloth, but ac-
4nowledged that he went to his house, for
the unwarrantable purpose of beating him,
and in the execution Of this outrage had
been his murderer; his own suffering there
FIRE, was but just though severe. His fate
presents an impressive aud solemn admo-
Dition against giving way to the violence of
passion.