The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-03-05

the officers they can eonfde in who have no suueam
isi' constitutional objections. Cethe, feed snd raw
force will hsve no hesitatios to cross the ,inesl-
And before November, AN Canada Ia ours Tieh
apply all our resources to keep what we get--to
os.eod cur Sea coast, mud 20 cneresse our Navy"
}nferesting 10 Farmrrs
We have been favored with the follow.
ing Remarks from one Ct the shtewdest &
most eminen mt Merch ants of lhis city
Would it not be wen TO give the Tohaeeo plant
ers hint Of the high prices given for Tobaceo--5
10 SIS The quantity OF fine Tobacco used in &.
Britain aud Ire;snd, does not exceed 900 finds
the mean and ordinary, 5000 hhd,. is ,oasumed
on The Continent of Europe, where il v in all pre-
liability, fetch nearly high price, % the first quail
,tes IN Crest. Britain and Ireland He' &C, any To
bacco that will pass inspection. Will find n rea y
sale j. Virginia, the opening Of the ports Of the u
:: The crops OF Virginia usually exceeded IS 600
Hhus--Ct late years, since the cuitis ation of
Whest was adopted, has been reduced 70 rs to So.
coo Hhds' Hence a great scarcity az this valuable
article IN the market here and IL Europe--it will
require or crops of Is to $1,000 f.hos. to repen-
'sh tue markets.. You can add much Argument TO
enforce THIS recommendation. The Baltic s. Black
seas wiiturnsh ample supplies of Wheat for Spain
sno ror,isas--the w. Indies require not over go
to $4,000 bis Fionr-No casulato, can we'll be
made over ss. per GO lb. for Wheat and s. for
Fiour,L,- Gesersl Peace.
In addi'inu to the above, we must invite
the attention of the Farmer to the late chan
ges which have taken place in Europe
Inc Baltic, and the Hanse towns, perhaps
Holland. 7oU be open to our T obaccoes--
Spain and Portugal, being rid OF the French
VIII raise more bread-stuEs for Themselves
they will get more from Dantzic, &c
30 that. at a General Peace, if if beams
THIS yer, they will want less CT our Flour.
thus, while the market for our 6,eorI is
Closing, that for Tobacco is opening.-Does
not Interest then point ont 70 our Farmers
to devote less of their cropsto Wheat &
more to Tobaccol
rs the following case has excited great
deal OF interest, is much buzzed about the
country, and is liable to a great deal of mis-
representation, it is proper to state the
facts as they came out before the tribunals
OF the law.
On Friday the 25th ult. in consequences Of
a gsritten m.im alton from the board of nj.
rectors of the Virginia Bank to the MAYOR
OF this city, the latter issued a warrant for
the apprehension of Mr.. w. w. Hening the
Clerk of the Chapcery for this District
When hir. II. was brought before the ex.
amining magistrates, he objected that the
facts al!edsed, if they we're true, were no,
suth Gent to constitute forgery, & that CAPT.
Wren. the Serjeant Of the CITY, could not
De witness against him upon Il is ground
that no man could invaiidste paper TO
which he was parry and Gil which he
might be responsible. Capt. w. however
7oas heard--and stated that he had in the
montn oi december last Endorsed note fer
MIR. II. for $500 OILY and that few davs
since when Ii was pre- sented SO him for oay.
meni, he discovered that had been nu, to
the left hand Of the 6, and the syllable feeu
between the words cir &; hundred
IN the body of the note--so az to convert il
into note for Gl6OO.-Mr. Dabnev. the
Notary OF the Bank, was then sworn and
produced the note, Which had been out into
SANK Tor collection and duly protested ON
the refusal of Messrs. Fl. and W. to
take it uP.--The result of the ,xsripa,;on
was, that Mr. II. was con,mitted to iail for
fdrther enquiry before the Examine Court
on Thursday Inst.
On the Gay appointed the Co IT met
MeSs's' VTt G. McRae. appeared for Mir.
IL WI. OPshur for tha Commonwesl h.
us objection was taken to the .omhetency
VI WI. W ren as witness, upon the ground
tnat ne was IN the eve of the law an inter.
ested witness-for that he was a party 70
the 10 and he might be responsible for i,
10 c'vIl suit, as he bad not obtained anv
tTefeaSe rom his responsibility. The cour,
! SuppoGted tie objection, & Mr. Wren was
set aside. MIR. Dsbney was then heard
the note wgs inspected & on taxing the
Judgment OF the COURT. they were unan;
moisIy If opinion, tia, AR. Ii. should be dis.
charged.
The rVie IF azo alluded to above 20 ,
strange one 1t it is not less a ruiz or In a;
account.
Through tse whole ofthis transaction no
man has cared IL the sIigites, degree e
suspect the integrity Of Mr.. Wren'3 cor.
dgct--or the credibibty Of his statement. :
The counsel OF Mr.H were among the frs,
to do justice to his character.
| 90 Brig General CbsmbsrlaJne Of New Ken,
has been ordered by the Exeeutiv~ of MS y,s, ~
take command at Eorfok--he will prsce,d ;n,n;s
dstely 10 that post.
CT The two .Rmericdr FiIsatc. which sre .,;,
TO have attacked BRITISH 81 n the w. Jnd;.s sr,
mos, probably the Froch higates spoken Of l.,
Com Rodgers. " -
,:1iayrfea. on tie e7enng or the qsfA M m
l,"t' T.. ClobfHa, 70 the duia6'r .tzss Eliza n
trump 6efh Of eNs'o Reaf Coaay.