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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-07-24

SALEM, July 1o-Arrived, three British
schooners, laden with plaster, lumber, ma
val stores, corn, four &c prizes to the JET
terson priyateer. Two OF them were cut
out Of Beaver harbor by the enterprizing
crew of the Jefferson in open day
July 11-Arrived a large shallop, loaded
with English bale goods to a large amount.
sent III by the Jefferson she was from St
Andrews, without papers, bound to "no
particular port" and was captured Oft
QuoddV head. Same day-I,ritish brig
Elbe, prize to the Fame, with a cargo of tar
and stavcs--she was from st. Andrew
bound to England.--Also British brig Wa
b'sch, with timber, &c. prize to the Dolphin
priva!eer.
July 13--Three Nova Scotia Shallops.
prizes to the Lion, privatcer, have arrived
at Marblehead having English ard West
India goods and some thousand dollars spe
Gle
On Sunday arrived at Gloucester, the
British government Transport, No. SO, prize
70 the privatecr Madison of that port a.
bout 40 days from London via Halifax.
bound to st. Johns, under convoy of the In
dian sloop OF war, with log quarter casks
gunPowder, $50 suits Uniform Cor lo4;h re-
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-03-20
DOMESTIC.

NEW YoRx, March Q.
BY the Thomas, Hitchcock, from St. Bar
tholomews, the Editors of the Mercantile
Advertiser have received the following de .
tail OF the capture and destruction Of the shin
Asia. Of Philadelphia, and brig Gershom,
Smith, OF Duxbury, viz.
Captain II. states, that in lat. e5, long. 36
ne fell IN with French frIgates and a sloop
OF war; was brought toe and boarded, and
detained all night-The next morning the
French commodore sent on board the
Thames the capt. and crew of the ship Asia.
from Philadelphia, for Lisbon, laden with
Hour and corn also, the captain and crew
OF the brig CershoIn, Smith, Duxbury, from
Boston, for Oporto, laden with -four and
corn, both of which vessels we're burnt. The
trigates were ID guns each, and sailed from
Nantz on the 18th of Jan. 1912. They cap
tured the Asia on the 18th Jan. and the brig
GerShom, Smith, on the Odd of the same
month. At the same time, spoke the brig
John, OF Boston, for Tonningen.
The commanders Of the French squadron
stated, that they had captured several O.
thcr American vessels during their cruise.
The crews Of the Asia, and brig Cershom
consisted OF 80 souls, and were sent on board
the brig Thames with only one punoheon of
water and 1e2 CHARTERS Of brad to ssbsist
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-03-20
WASHINGTON, March IL.

The bill for the admission of the Nt;ssi,-
sirppi territory into the Union has been Or
Gered to third reading in the House OF
Representatives including in It's prescribed
limits that portion of the territory usually
called West Florida which lies East OF
Pearl River
me Brifish Intrgne.=-The COMMITTEES
OF the House of Representatives, TO whom
was referred the Presidents message re-
speeding Henry's disclosures, yesterday OBJ.
tanned leave to meet during the sitting OF
he House. II is understood that the com
mittee propose examining such testimony,
respecting Mir. Henry and his mission, as X
IS within their power to obtain. With this
view, we learn, that foreigner of rank
mot an Engiishnam) now IN this city, was
Yesterday summoned before The comnittee
md examined touching his knowledge of
.''r. Ee%rJ' *. u Il srderstn.d ~ 81 tic
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-03-20
FEDERAL MERIT

EDLhAlI MEKii.
We are gratiiied to find the following in
production to Henry disclosures, in the
Philadelphia Register" edited by ma
Jor jackson, federalist. Our readers
Will contrast it with the tory comments
in the federal papers Of Alexandria and
BALTIMORE Wig.
HIGHLY IMPORTANT.
BY this days mail we received the fol-
lowing most extraordinary intelligence from
our CORE spondent at Washington.
We trust the investigation of the facts
will be pursued with unrcmittinC diligence
and IT the nefarions attempt shall be brought
home to the British government, there can
be no doubt that every real American must
believe IN the necessity Of immediate pre-
vention by seUeying Canada fron ihe Bril-
nsh Enifire---for after conviction that the
British secretary of state and the governor
OF Canada were the agents of so detestable
a purpose, there can be but one course to
pursue against the power which had thus
conspired to destroy U.S.
ALEXANDRIA, March IL.
MORE ABOUT HENRY, AND HIS 4e ,O0C
DOLLARS ~
We have been politely furnished with the
following extracts from authentic documents
relative to MIR. Henry's mysterious business
Gaz.
Extract from the dehosifion Of mr.. II. Bire
ISsv Of Baifimore.
tie (the dcpsnca'1 called on The SSshfe,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-03-20

lot The Mc-.,s=:ss' rank ,f Baltimore IN the
morning 81 the 18th inst. and IN answer 70
an enquiry >which the deponcnt made of the
said Cashier. 'e,r,,cd from him that shout
he middle of the last month. M. Henry
'cailed at the said Bank, and offered him, the
Cashier, a Check from the Bank of Colum-
bia upon the Mechanics Bank of the city OF
New ork, fer Forty Eight Thousand Dol
fars, with request that lie, the Cashier,
would exchange for the same smaller paper:
aud that he, the said cashier. did accord
,mSsy give the said Henry smaller checks X
bank notes ter the said check, so drawn by
the Bank OF Columbia upon the Mechanics
Bank ct the city Of New-York, for the sum.
Ut Forty eight Mcnsund dollars.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-03-20
Tuesday. March 10.

Tuesday, March 10.
The President communicated the report
Of the Secretary OF the Treasury made il.
conformity with the resolution Of the Senate
the 2d inst. in relation to the exports to
The loan bill was read third time and
passed.
~ Uednesdoy, March IL.
On motion OF Mr.. BayQrd, the message OF
the President transmitting the constitution
Of Orleans, was referred to "a select COM
Mittee. Messrs. Bayar., Crawford, Bib,
Lloyd. and Campbell OF Ten. were appoin-
ted the committee.
Thursday, March 10.
Mfr. Horsey. from the committee to whom
was referred the bill for Incorporating the
Trustees of the Georgetown Lancaster
School Society, reported it without amend
ment.
The bill supplementary to "an act to
raise an additional military force" was a.
mended, and passed to third readng.-Ad-
journed.
Friday, March IA.
MESSAGE
To the Senate Of the u. States
. transmit to the Senate a Report of the
Secretary of State, complying with their re-
solution of the 10th inst.
JAMES MADISON.
March IL. 1912.
REPORT. u-+
The Secretary of State, to whom was re-
ferred the resolution of the Senate ofthe 10th
inst has the honor to report, that this de
Partment il not in possession of any names
OF persons in the United States, who have,
IN any way or manner whatever, entered
into or countenanced thu project or the
views, for the execution or attainment of
which, John Henry was in the year 1909,
employed by Sir James Craig the said
John Henry having named no persons or
person AZ being concerned in the said pro-
lect OF views referred to in the documents
laid before Congress on the 9th inst.
Which is respectfully submitted.
JAMES MONROE.
Dett. Of State, l2h March 1912.
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Henry formerly lived in this city & mar
RED lady related to the celebrated Parsor
Duche-he was appointed an officer of the
United States artillery by President Adams
and wasln our revolution a captain of ar.
t'iiery--he is a man of fine talents, and al
interesting person.-Hurora.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-08-11
Ertract IF Letter from Boston.

{" certainly do not differ from you concern
ing the nature of the crisis, which nothing, as
l apprehend, will prevent from terminating in
a manner most to be deplored, but such
course, universally adopted, as will promote
the chance of "a change in the administration.
We play in this state no personal, local, er.sec-
tioual game, and have nothing to higgle and
chatter about. We shall press for relief from
this ruinous administration. In the choice a.
mong evils, We shall take the least; always
keeping in mind that the administration o
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-08-11
JUST PUBLISHED BY
COTTON G STEWART,
TEN SERMONS,
By JAMES MUIR, D. D

Sf u II M II . w u ~, ~. ~.
on the following Subjects, viz.
No. I-On the signs of the times.
No lion repentance, detailing the caIa-
nifty at Richmond.
No III--Felix trembling.
No Woods claim upon the young.
No V-Religion recommended to youth,
from the in6rmities attending old age.
No. VI--The effusion of the Spirit on the
day of Penticost, a glorious confirmation of the
gospel.
No VII-On covenant securing to Noah
and his descendants temporal blessings, but a
better covenant securing to believers spiritual
blessings
No. VIII-The Christian Character.
No. IX--Life and Immortality brought to
light.
No. X-On Irresolution.
Each subject illustrated by Anecdotes
81 Subscribers are respectfully requested
TO call or send for their Numbers.
A few Copies of these Sermons, not sub
scribed for, are yet for sale. Those wishing
to possess them will please make immediate
application.
AUGUST 10
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-08-11
HALIFAX, July 90.

Fl. NJ S. Maidstone, captain Burdett, arriy-
ed here on Friday last, from Plymouth, with
dispatches; and H. NJ brig Colibre, captain
Thompson, from n. York.
The Maidstone frigate left Plymouth, June
II. Dispatches, in cyhher, from the govern
ment of the T. States to that Of France, had
beer intercepted. We understand they in
formed of the time when war was to be de-.
clared against Great Britain and the subse-
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-08-11
FOR SALE.

A CONSIGNMENT Of a few hhds and
n quarter casks of Murdoch, Yuille, Ward
rop & Cos. best LONDON MARKET MA
DEIRA, warranted genuine as imported
Apply when am not in town to WILLIAM
WILSON, Esq
VIM, Hodgson.
August 60
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-08-11

quent sailing Of the American squadron TO
ptade of rendezvous of one from France, whef-
they were to act together on a previously din
gested plan Of operadons-the government OF
Great Britain becoming consequently aware
Of the contemplated measures Of tie United
States, had, ii is said, ordered 10 sail of the
line, and 10 fligates to be Immediately pre-
pared for service in North America
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-08-11
JgLY 98th 1912.

Was committed to the Jail Of
this county as Runaway Negro man
who says his name is Edmond and that he
belongs to Mr.. Observation-Disclosures of Flu
wanna county, Virginia. He is of yeIlowish
color, small face and large mouth about 20
years of age; FIVE feet five inches high; he
had on good clothes when committed. The
owner is requested to come, prove his proper
ty, pay charges and take him away, otherwise
he will be disposed of as the law directs.
James Campbell,
TAILoR.
August II law2m
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-08-11

MAx1M-Let The La7vs rule-this is the
sheet anchor of a Republic. The instant we
t1y from that rule, we are at sea, left to the
mercy OF the passions or caprice ofindiyiduals
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-08-11

About 1900 men of the U. States army,
which have been employed in the forts in the
neighborhood otthis city, yesterday embarked
on board several vessels-and sailed for the
headquarters at Albany.-W Y. Gazette
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-08-11
RECEIVED, FOR sale.

hEUEITE I'D, TUA Oe1IE.
Whale Oil in tierces and barrels,
Spermaceti in do. ao.
Paint Oil in barrels,
First quality English White Lead in kegs,
Good Retailing Sugar in bbls.
Molasses in hogsheads,
Coffee in bags,
70 pieces lst and I'd quality Russia and RAJ
vens Duck,
800 bbls Pitch, Tar, Rosin and Turpentine,
1000 lbs Birthstone,
Lisbon Salt.
G.. Coleman,
Cameron Street Wharf.
August II st
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-08-11

Jsrnes Madison is the worst Of all possible e.
viss, Ifinstead Of choice among evils, our
southern brethren will present US positive
good, they need not fear but that it will be
eagerly accepted. 1t is for them to sbew they
have the power and the inclination to tcnderit.
/" The friends of Judge Marshall know the
respect in which he is held i'll England
and if Virginia would awaken from her long
sleep our union might be yet preserved, our
country yet saved. But the apathy, to say no
more, Of that important state, is not among
the least ominious circumstances of these a.
farming times.''
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-08-11
MARYLANp, SD AueusT, lsla

Ma SNowpsN,
The state of parties, north and east of
Potomac, affords no hope, that the friends of
Peace and OF union can secure, in those quar-
s'as, such majority of the Electoral votes as
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-08-11
The true callse of the Wnr.

Mr.. CHARLES TURNER, of Scituate, Mas
sachusetts, has at last confessed the true cause
OF the War. On being pressed by his Con-
stituents on this point, his answer was
France would have declared War against
u.s., If we had not declared War against Eng
land" Boston Guzere.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-08-11

'iio'O' :" lHat important state, is not ancnp
the least ominious circumstances of these a.
farming times.'
My nelg'h6ors IN lar have charged me most
enormously dfar for the insertion of short
address to the people of Maryland, which ap-
Peared IN my paper of Saturday last, and which
they were requested torepublish, by the author.
Indeed the charge is so much above what 7
conceive strict, legal justice, that l hope I
shall not be esteemed quibbler and bad paw.
master II refuse payment until compelled
by law. The account might be thus stated
Inserting in the Herald little more than hair
a c0lu'en which appeared originally in the A
lexandrla Gazette, written by correspondent
-for which favor recittrocation is expected
by republishing from the Herald an editorial
article little short of three colunns.-Gentle
reader, do you not think that would be reel
frocation with ! vengeance
Should the Boston Gazette" g Nezv.
York Eveumg Posi-" and " Yirginia PARROT"
comply with the request to republish the artl
Gle above alluded to. would warn them a.
galnst falling into an error similar to the one
committed by the Boston Gozete some days
since, by attribu:ing an editorial article qyhich
ahheared !" the Herald to The fen Of Mr.. Ma
olson, for believe am zvQrranted in say
ing Mr.. Madison did not svrite it and altho'
1t may not have been written by person who
has not sufficient enlfloynlent in his profession,
we are pretty certain Mr. Madison has too
mach business on hand at this lime to devote
SO great portion Of his time as was required
to furnish that sfAfsendons erl1oSiion oftAe MI
norty.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-08-11

Mr.. Barclay the messenger who was bear
er of the dispatches in the Cleaner Left Wash
mgton Oh Sunday morning for n York It is
believed he brought an official account of rhe
revocation of the Orders in Council and that
1t has been communicated to our governments.
What effect it may have time will disclose.
The ranks of administration are most sadly
discounted; general panick and alarm has
succeeded to the scowing brow, and ferocious
aspect Of defiance. Poor old President A
dams shoulders his political musket, and as a
volunteer, tenders his important services a.
gain. Democracy is now at its wits ends,
conscious OF the penury of intellectit posses
es, it is now compelled to resort to the remnant
OF an old federal intellect that has grown stag
nant, sour, jacobinical and muddy. President
Adams, in an extract of a letter published in
the last National Intelligencer, after number
OF remarks equally profound has the following
-" have lived to see the war that must be
followed by peace if the, war is not eternal. !"
Yes; we concur in this sage remark, and
have only TO PROFOUND to the venerable voun-
teer, one question IF the var is to be ever
lasting, how long before it will be followed
by peace !'' z. S. Gazette.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-02-11
JAMES MADISON.
CONGRESS-.
IN SENATE.

Thursday, Feb. 4.
Mr. Smith, Of Md. from the committee to
whom was referred the bill for establishing
Quarter-master's Department, together
with the amendments of the House of Repre-
sentatives (striking oat the section abolish
ing the Purveye,'s oifce.) reported that the
bill be postponed to the first Monday of Au-
gust next, x also read in his place drmglt
OF bill in addition TO the military establish
me ut Of the ". $.
Mr.. Lejb reported bill authofising sub :
scription for the Laws of the ". \. which
was read and passed to second reading
Mr.. Reed reported bill in addition and
for repeating certain parts Of All act for es-
tablishing r.iles and articles for the govern
ment oflhc armies ofithe u. S. which was
read as!1 passed to Il second reading.
The bill to alter the times Of holding the
district courts within and for tic district of
Connecticut was read the second and third
time, aIrI passed.
The bill making appropriations fer the sup
port OF gokeinmcut, wl5 read a sccod time
and referred to Mcssrs. TAFT, FraHi,lln and
Goodrich.
The bill to promote the progress Of SCI
ence AID usefui arts, b. securing Gor limit
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-02-11
SAMUEL. GRANTLAND, Trustee
Hanover, Feb. IL. td.

YstWO T.ALU.iBLg Ear, IFS, For sa!e.-'rle
n subscriber offers for sale, the Nv following, t,.s
orlbed, and highly cultivated, IrGcta oj I.em!, u,
wit ..t- - '' "
No. 1. The (" Virginia -EG1go Botfo,r" farm. 81.
euate on the river Ono, hat mile below Steb.l-
vile, containing si hundred aud ff.y acres 500 acrs
0. winch are hrst and second bottom ln,, ;.d 2JJ
acres are under cultivation On LIS farm. ther. ,,.
erected, convenient Brick Dsvell!Ry Hcuse All
hitcheh, aud \ Barn ~ feet long and 81 wide W.T.,
CONVENIENT stables under it. The water OF an even,
lent SPRING mas been brought in cundiits OF wuo aud
Is moving at the house. There are also OH tins farm
-o' bearing apple trees, and Dung orchard OF 400
Sraiteu appc trces-a greet number OF pe,ul, trees
sugar trees are also very numerous and c;,ty nj.
cHtiy situated There is attached to tins farm n ,.
~ across the Ohio river, winch present rents for
upwards OF iO dollars per tile tenant find
nS an the necessary ferry boats, Decides CARVING the.
family OF the subY rber, aGross the river al NJ,
free of cost. 2
No. 3 The Round Botsop," farm, situate On,
the Little Miami river, and eight mites from ;L,. O,,
Nci CONTAINING seRen'hundrGd and ten aores--nuor,.
OF ess-a great pr ortion OF this farm is first ,,t,,
bottom land, and 100 OF which Is under cultiyt tio.
Aheie are erected Oh this farm (upon the L,ile All
ann, which IS never-faing streaun,) a saw-nuI AND
grst-ni calcuh ted for four pair OF stones and tb.
pair at this time running.
The above farms are believed to be rs valuable I.
any IN the western country. A genera, war,q,nty
eced VIII he gwen Tor either Of the above, ,eSe
trscts--and IT, terms of sal. will be ,na,.c favorable
10 pun .hasers. For further particulars arply TO the
subscriber, living on the :. Mihgo Bottom" farm.
brooke county, (Va.)
W. =, ZACH. BIGGs.
Il.
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urLet us take council, irom An enemy.
Fas est al hs.e doceri.

@ J Let ts take councils from AN enemy.
We gave the comments ot the Loi3n Conc
Ter Gan oificf'l .paper) on re Presidents
hlessH;se. We i.a.E 10 time al Present to
comment on the bo;,y- O: the commentator 5
:eDa:'ss. We shall briefly SAP, that Tia: last
paragraph Is blister ana severe and what
~ worst. it horrows some ufits severity ir1.n
IT'S Necsiaiihtnde. 1t is too true, that wei ve
iopioaS stood " trc .nbiiag and ,heSitatiAe tii
The sippcry Verge " a var "a thl NC have
been too long watching e the Signs of lie
times )" not comets and Commissions, but
revolutions in the cabinets of Eurole; I'D
that there IL no condition which more ,ii. 81
y tends to palsy The spirit and destroy the
confidence of a nation.'----'rhpn1s 70 the
18th ConSrcss,-t'ey are relieving ~.
from this =" iiuctuation, '--and thcy gill
convince TIE Ccisrie, ant. his Managers, that
We are now IN earnest.
EfrmorabRia.- slight Earth
quakes, and alarms OF Fire foi. the two
last nights. On Sunday night last, Ga
h,ut o'clock) the Firc-;'eli to- but
10 mischief of any consequence was done.
Last night. about 6, the bells again ttllcd,
small wots,rn hoacc in the rear of the
main street (near IL. M. ke t. HriGge) v as
! on fire but by some cxcrtions the Fire was
st under, alter the t.esructt,., Of Q o,
wooden ht..ses OF little value.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-02-11
BRITISH CONCuEsr-s IN JAyA

Captain lnsersol, of the ship Presi,len.
adams, arrived at Boston in 167 DAYS from
Canton informs that ~ DAYS since, in the
sIreigiits of Alias, he understood froia the
Ma!ays, that all Dutch settlements -m lava
had surrendered to the Bi.i;:,a. Three Biz
fish ships of war had been there, & comtnu-
niCated this Information
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FOR FREIGHT or CHARTER,

* Ok SALE, to the highest bidder, for ready mo-
hoHday the Goth day OF this month! it being cou,k
day, II Tract of Land, containing 6I7o acres, more
or iess, lying on the north side of Aaluquir creek.
between Troopers Mil and Streets Mill in the lover
emu OF TINS county, ant, bounded by the lands OF Ed
mund Hooper and otaers, convey ed in trust by JOS.
1 thomson to me, by decd bearing lie the 4 sd,
March last, and recorded in Han over county court
And one Say Horse, one Feather Bed, Bc,lstead
conveyed IN trust by the said Thomson to me- bv deed
bearing date the 9Th Sept. last, also recorded in tho,
said court.
SAMUEL GRANTLAND. Trustee.
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"Be5ycre Of .JuAsc hrothcts."

Mr.. Randolph may rest from his laleourx-
he has los his reputationas :: soo;hsaycr. In
stead of an mausi,:tio,is and unfavorab.o
rrar, it seems that voica.o was !orctold
by the earthquake.
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Feb. II.

eTOR SALE--On TUESDAY the o5tl, az t,iq ,,,o,.,,
ut the late dwelling hous. OF Gonia.ain Ru,,s,
Esquire, III The City of Mch,nond ;,aIcci Of Iikci;
SLAVES, all the household and Kitchen Fort,,,irt.
new ana o. eXcelle. quality, an elegant Chariot,
and pair OF Horses, three COws-tiso lis Iinr,,.x
consisting OF a valuable collection Of Law BOOKS anil
Books Oh various subjects The sale viii bc "a, Yea.
dy money.
JOHN MINOR. g,,;,, p
PHILIP ifARRlSoN, ~;lSors'
Feb. II. y
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ENQUlnER-OFFICE, Feb. IL.

~ rae Qnidnuucs viii find ample food
for qualification in this days paper. 1t goes
forth g with news from ali quarters lumber
ing at its back"--fronI England, France,
Lisbon, and the American fitnl.
" Various communications arc Gnavoid-
ably postponed.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-02-11

~, The cause OF the fate convulsions O.
the Earth seems at last TO be cNf. The
dream OF our 7gisc men TOO is oul. \ F5lcD-
NOE has bnrst forth Is, Bunc3mbc county. HE
most wester' in che state. Of forth Caro-
lima ON the borders of rcnneSsec..-4--Nir.
Fdwards's letter IN uur. preceding CO.
lumns) gives ~ an account of this c.i,,,ne
phenomenon. Trench RroaG River, cf ,ehic7
nc spca$N Is 4 branch e the 1Iolsicia,
which is a branch OF tie Tennessee.
For heavcp's sake, t!ici, let orr 81 wa.
men and 'o.i1drcn now sleep in pcare.-
Even the shocks Of Tie earth viii in all oro-
babiii:y SON g over-~Gh;ii thevent +, ,i...y,.