The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-07-29

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fhc French Papers % the 50 inst state pesitiyely
that Murat arrived ri Paris the Of this nonth
The Queen OF Naples and her children were eN-
pceted ~ Compeignc. The n.sdri'S elton il La Ven
dee IS ss't to be completely eNtn;nishcd the Chiefs
went Oh Ia" Zfth ia t,e headquarters ct ttC. Hravo
to offer their submission. It's eXpected that the Elm
p.ros will set out ON Friday, the 6ti, ias,ant
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TO rnE rEuPIE OF THE UNITED srArIs OF AMERICA
crHy CiiSeHS,
Some time ago, saw in the Ralcigh
Star. N. {. writ IN, (t would see,n) by the Editor
OF that paper, Nh Thomas HsnT40n publication
strongly ctoeavoring 10 represent AMI stgnaz,.
rs nI inipostor. When seltl it. ani saw ti,. mans
v',i and malicious attempt ioinure me- loo ked at IL
with so much contempt that imteuIed to SAY nothing
about II until an opportunity offered To rev ard han
according 10 his ahO'r and tn law but reflection.
before uosn think it pfucut 20 tr;iy state it to
yon, thai MIR. HeDdersen's charge against me- is 10Th
UNJUST and false, and therefore, plea Z" not guilty"
In order to ascertain the truth OF which, take the lib
erty tn trouble yon with the pcrusl of this letter. g
other documents, and then Judge my conduct
serve and AS you think n. During my residence la
America, ,rmed it in different parts of the country
a%d all my neg.5ors, seeing raiscd with the same
umber OF hands and Horses aud thc same estates
more thsa three or four times the production To that
heretofore raised on those states, they advised to
taSe out pat mt right for my ;esslul mode of raj
sug such crops with ac y, and explain il to all thos
who were crga ed ia farming. I therefore Obtained Il
patent for that very purpose.
From the uncomInun d II renee between the rpuc-
tons Of my rnP X those a my pretlec ssors, dot
u went into strange neishb rhocd, aid related
Facts, that they might considered thing else but
faisehoos, AID to remedy this, thought prop to
go To some OF the mot Reputable. characters in the
| country, who knew the pr duc ion of NY Crops AS
well as dh anl get from thes letters auction
| stht.:Ss facts relative to my crops. sc.
Then presented these ette.s to some of the very
hrst '',ntlesae" IN the Nat oft red them my pa
tent right for sale tld them the price Of it, which is
oUdo'.s|then It they requested me to explain its IL
uy, did "a, and evra after rny full explanation OF
| IT. still left every eSnte'nm dealt WITH liberty
10 purchase II or not have given them -four differ
ent eholeeS' to wit TO pay me s So, IS, 10,
,ioe, they did not highly approve it. also beg
leave To- state, hany either of the gentlemen sold
to III this way, demand their money f me, am per
tectly willing To reu, him his money, his saying
he triHks he ~s got the worth ol 1t, in some wav
1t this mode Of dealing with the public has the light
est or slightest appearance oiimposition, have no
thing m1re to say, but leave yu, gentlemen, to ju,
me MS YOU think proper, and submit myself to your
| decision 1t appears to me, that this is plain, honest
deaing standing Mr. Hendersnns account Of
me N.Y. Henderson, believe. says Une thing and
thinks another--iir pleased to say, am impos-
tor, hut think he paints at those ntiemen who gave
me the eerbhca 90 to'be the impostns. Ne likewise
says had amour oed myself in the papers; that is ano-
| Their faisehoud
| L have not it is the certificates of others which
have announced me in the papers, aud they ere put
IN tue papers at the request ofothers, az 1,ile
Nh Henderson p 'ys poor compliment To the Ame
ilcans, when he thinks they Tor thems I've.
without his being the' guardian. The Americans are
| not fools, aud act tor themselves, without his
| gisrnIi ship.
1t appears the only fault [ have committed. lin the
estimation of tlr. III is, because had not obtained
| certificates from sertlenen in Fair4;,x coluty and
| from Mr.. John Randolph, Member Of Congress
have certiicatestrom the Hon. f. Fairfax, from the
hon bushr"l Washington and from several others in
that very county, stating am excellent Farmer q an
| honest nmn | have likewise the aforesaid j. Ran
doiphs, which speaks ofmy great and extraordinary
capacity rs Farmer, and iikew Use speaks oil IN, fde-
NY IN The highest terms: besides the certificates of
| MANY hunareds of Others, who speak of me in like
manner, and who are acquainted with since came
to jhIs country.
Ibeg the attention of the public, to take notice of the
great inconsistency between the character given me
by those great and good who know me we'll and
thst Of Mt Henderson who doesno know me, q be-
heVeJ at all asd then &c accordingly. la conse-
quence Oh numbers already making this coin,,ari on,
and giving their opinions in my favor have sold my
rAent-I1gh for raising crops with success than
ever. la short to take Mr. Hend,1son's conduct to-
wards me, he exactly is-that he has very actively
attempted 10 murder without spilling my blood :
| but he only bai ked at me, instead of bling me- Ou
ofpure respect to the brave people am addressin-
have not said word dsespecttul OF MIR. Henderson
IN this letter, but what could DOT avoid. have moth
ing to say to that man, but that shall pay him for his
labour according to custom and to law. The scrip
lures say, Z" the labourer is worthy of his hire
have the honor be, with the greatest esteem 81
confederation Fellow Citizens, your obdt most
| humble sery't, JhALL
CERTIFICATE.
We, the undersigned inhabitants of Pow
surprise, mingled with contempt, an ilhbc-
raj publication in a certain NEWSPAPER
printed in Raleigh, North Carolina, re!
| ficctlng on our county-uan, and fellow-citiz
John ndoph Commonly known by the
name of DR.. John Randolph ) Of whom some
unknown person under the disguise of a news
paper writer, has had the audacity to ques
tion the responsibility and sneral worth--be-
Cause, forsooth. lie recommended james Hall,
a man worthy OF public patronage, for some
| important discoveries in practical agriculture
which the writer in the Raleigh Star has
| thought proper to challenge with superlative
modesty, Notwithstanding Mr. Hall has in his
| possession a patent for these very discoveries
under the signatures of President, Secretary
OF State, and Attorney General of the United
| StStts--anG which th5, have thought proper
tJgrant him without consulting the very pro
found editor Of the K leigh Star-though per
| hapS not without some dread Of his sagacious
| AMI nadyeTsions. 1he undersigned owe tins
unsolicited Offering Of our esteem to our fell
! low citizen John Randolph, whorn in despite
! OF the Raleigh editor, we deem not only not
inferior to John Rand olph Ol Koanoak in res
| peCtaHDlity or integrity, but not TO any man in