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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-11-23
Boston. NoremJer 10.

Bodoa Norcpsbcr 10.
The Legislature Of this Commonwealth
convened at the State House III this town
Yesterday, and the two houses, IN conyen-
ton wercm by the governorat past , Z
O'Clock. After some remarks upon me
special object Of the session., the choice
Of electors, and upon the subject, OF the
Separation of Maine, which VIII claim
Their attention, he informs the legislature,
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InrllsIaL Geo.l Noremlcr z.

Augustat GeO.) NCrcmbcr7.
On Tuesday last deputation OF eight
friendly Indians, from the Creeks, or n1usco-
They are on their wayto the CHS ofW ashingtou,
and on Wednesday continued their journey
for that place. The deputaton, we understand,
j. composed Of the first chiefs and warriors Of
the nation, who, through the late war, UNI
foImly adhered 10 the American cause, and
we're valuable auNiliaries to the forces under
MAJ. Gen. Jackson, in compelling the hostile In
ulans to sue tOrpeareupon OnI ownterms. Their
orderly, and general good conduct, and az ithas
Deen represented to us, their correct dePort-
andhospitabIc reception, in such parts ct the
country as they may pass throgghin their route
othe seat of Government. They are conduct
esSwe understand, by Mai. Daniel Hughes, the
y states Factor at Fort Hgwkins, ana VIII go
on by way of Salisbury. Halifax &. House, &c.
being what is called the middle road from this
PAcc TO Washington.
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.,).,(!sI,,.S!ticts, has been introuuceu II. tne
S ;o and, from all lean learn, VIII go
1--we; .vv / have as yet heard no opposition
70 y ~" see that all the old Judges are
,,rncd ont. with the exception OF MIR.
n ss, if there had been any OPP
cement TO him, he would have lost his
ip.,ect;on-As it was, he gained ii only by
err rotes. Fiity-tlree votes were thrown
a,.,y ON the occasion-The result was
Notifying indeed: But he Is elected, and
I am satisfied.
Colonel Jett Thomas has been aapoin-
red bv the Legislature, Major General
of the third Division and bngadier-
General Walker has been promoted to
fbe rank of Major-General OF the second
Division, Georgia Militia.
Yesterday, visited the penltentIary.
IT is a spacious, superb cdiiice, and is
built, and better finished than any peni-
tertiary. in the United States. twill be
ready 10 receive criminalsm the course of
the next YEAR Much good, have. no
doubt will result from the Penitentiary
SYSTEM. Republican.
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barley per co TBS. es. ". d es. flsSseed. Ter
bush: 9s. and as; four Epslih per 30
tbs. fine IS 70 80: American; per h1!.
20 to 76s.
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pointment, by Lieut. GovernorSlaug liter,
of Kentucky, of JOHN PORE, to be Sec
retarv of State of Kentucky. This APP
pointment has produced a considerable
ferment in the state. The following is
one of the many squibs the occasion has
exploded: Not. INT.
% Popyyp rerailing-The Pope is restor-
ed to his ecclesiastical functions and civil
authority, not by the choice of the
people, but by the order of the des-
pots of Europe: a Pope is placed in the
administration of the government OF
Kentucky, not by legislative aid, or
the votes of the people, for each
have denounced him-but, by the
mandate of governmental appointment.
1t is matter of some speculation, whetll-
ct religious superstition will be the nosi
promoted by the restoration ofMe Pope in
the old world or political heresy by the
elevation ofa Pope in the new! In Italy
and France, the Protestaats are liter
ally n,asSacred-In Kentucky, the demo
Gratis aviH be politically SLAUGHTERED"
Norfolk, Nov. CO.
Arr. schr. Independent, Deshon, from
Richmond, bound to Charleston, witk a
cargo of coal, -four, and tobatco, ia dis
FeSS. VII SATURDAY tuC Stii instant, OH
Cape Hatteras, the wind at n. N. w.
came on to blow with great violence !:
took in ali sail, and the gale continuing,
was compelled to scud under bare poles
for forty-eight hours, when the schooner
labouring heavily, and leaking very fast,
so as TO be III great danger offoundering,
cut away the foremost and threw part of
the cargo overheard, being then i'll the
Culph Stream On Thursday last, the
wind changing TO s. E. putabout IN order
to return and got soundmgs on Sunday
following. Herald.
Robberies are becoming as common in
New-York, as Counterfeit Tickets in our
Borough.--Scarcely a night passes there
unmarked by some fresh acts of villainy
some new device to defraud the homes
citizen ofhis hard earned possessions.
NoyfoH BeacOn-NoU. 20.
An act to suppress Duciiag, passed the
Legislature of Newly ork on the 9TH inst
which enacts thatifany person shall send
or carry challenge, the probable issue
ofwhich may or might result III the death
OF the challenger or challenged, such per
son shall be deemed guilty Of a public of
fence, and be incapable of holding any
Office, civil or military, under this state
1t Obliges every person who may hereafter
be elected a member Of the Senate or as
sembly OF this state, and after the first OF
July next, every person who shall be e
lcc.ed or appointed to any office under
the state, civil or military, to make oatl
that they have never been engaged IL any
manner in violation of the act TO sup
press dueIling, passed OH the first of July
1916.
Aurt,sta( Geo.) Ncrcmtcr7.
On Tuesday last a deprtation OF eigh
friendly Indians, from the Greeks, or hluscc
gnees, led by Mai. NFIntosh, arrived here
They are on their way to the City ofW Washington
and on Wednesday continued their JCufne
for that place The deputston, we understand
. composed Of the first chiefs and warriors Q
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LDIAN1 TORfFs.- received iIi sais fn1 I-l,7-g
u en- squire P{dNO FOR1'Ey, Hardscf,eiy oig,
nerted-nade by B5oaGucyd.
J. BROWN, jr. & W. FfsEET.
November c. Ee-fr
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MR.. JOHN HOPKINS sIR--Yahc Nsfirc That on,
4tS the2Sh day Of December next shall proceed 10
take The dispositions Of sfndy persons at tie Washington
Tavern, M the city Of Richmond, between tie oufs OF
A. NJ aud Il p. NJ. aud continue the same from day 10
day until a&eHwhci dispositions are to r scad as eva,
dence ~ suit in ChaHcery oT the Hicincah District
IN Which myself and othets pigiii.ls and yeurse
detcndani-h which times ahG place you may attend
You please. THOMAS Burning.
November ~ Jps'sw
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foHN LYNCH CARY street. acs.4i opposite ,4r
81 ,1f"isbia'' Hofcl s,srs i; sa,, de aforementioned
articles viz:
Ha!ss. diapers slsfihgS, aAd SO4,, ~ ssca c57sA
iahhdS and 66ls. 'F
NoreRbs1- %. raf23
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Boston, Nop. ID.
Yesterday, the two Houses of the Leg
stature of this state in convention, made
choice ofthe following gentlemen as eiec-
TORS of President and Vice President of
the United States. They had each 1872
votes. and there was no opposition ticket.
II is unnecessary to say that they are all
.federalists.
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ENOR SALE. Tract RI Jqud. Of ff0I. fcTiy 10 ffg
v Thousand acres, M TIC COUNTY of Bah-Fornf,y
ton, apply TO Gen. Blackburn Of Count, Of 10 ne
Subscriber. X. r. BNOOKr.
Oct. 10. 1y.r,f
n ANDs FORSfIlE.-We vii I'll. "a Monday ~.
- sr 81 December next. that being Court day 10 .h
hiches; hidfcr. The following 1tocfg0 az and glrs
500 acres in the county 1T hnof nsan one mile above
tie Mouth pock6sh 81 acres 0f which j. good
Jaincs River bottom The iigb land oi good quaity
there y ~ insbei. wheat sOwcd
2J00 acre. lynq The Couhts OF ratrck--pait Of The
tract known hg the name ofthc Meadows ofilan.
y The Icrms Sale viii be six, twelve ana ceheca
months credit
The above lands vas cOayeyed % IN .rast b, 2. A.
F.. Irving, for the bsrrft Of cttefs(
RoBERT IRVING.
Wa. R0BtNf SON ff"'''sS'
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Il osgar < HAL NELSON .5e 10y, ,s,,,yiog N e

y oBERr x HALL NELSON, arc low lc.tiying IN e.
l cgant assoitnon; Of FRESH GOoD5 adsfitd 4,
the Season. amongst which arc
Best lobdon snpctflEe ciOih, aud cassncres sesNrd
quality and common 90 Iadies pclissc aud habit 40
best snpefhne mild and single cassiucre. second and
common DO patent, Anroa, and ~. sric c0fd. Man
chester corus aud seigeieens wellington tohincl ana
Other fancy vcsines H0e.hr aud l0regtinC 60. Ecr
sey, o's skins ard plain coatng fegrEogghs ant
bookings kerseys ana forest plains rcd white andye
10" Daniels rose point sud striped Blankets Ctrran
OzabNfgs ana tcklcubuigs aai 81 thread aff cot
TON check printed plaid. twilled & lain bonEazsf.s
black and cootcd bombalnes; black and cooi.red ~
nets and lIstfes - and - sh linens q all crar.
thread c2is5rics aud long lawns ~ and ln-l nftad
DIAPER and damdsk ~ diaper napkins Scaai loom,
Tong cloth AVID patent shirngs sk, sof5;td and cotton
ioseiy sin, Kid and hravcF gloves figured ana plain
florence silks; figured aud plain lcvfhnes and Gains
rich merno sbewls aud hahdkcIchiefs nulaton and
levantne do. dalna,k and 10. printed canhfc
DO black aud coofed italian crares black and cnog-
cd Canton do. imperial silS ysivets imperial craze
ribbons rich CohOWg and Waterloo DO. plain. satin
& usfing DO. rich white lace dresses black and w1fs
lace wells and haws thread siF ana cotton faces reel
India iauil inusns plain hcdred nuitsiondo Waicf
loo ard plain canbrics cambria and common gines a,s
PRINTED oambrc aud calicoes furniture caiicoes and
dimiiies-Ni geat variety of other Goods. form :i1
complete ara extensive assortment, wAchtity viii sell
at unusrry low prices.
Nnvenherf sir
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w MI NHSur'S tEna ana Oiss Store corner i2l,l
street, near the hasie Tavern.
The SubsciiDcr agent for the m:nn;aciofy, o.i-'
Tor SAFE IN assortment OF Lodi.s vSvs G7d SfitsS
SHcLS--Also. Meas Mon Crco ant Ls0fhrr If ar
which vii be sold on the most reasonable terms foT cash
jviiS BATON.
~ ". De0irrs.n shoes Iacc mir osd,is an
S"sred for any qncAtiy, qnokiy y'atsssn n50cs.
N0UCwbtr23. .atf
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N0rember ~.

sNDOCAIloN.-ilte Subscriber intends continue ils
= \ school at the Nosrdesign .fcadci ne-r x q Iu
The cIsHiBg year.
He proposes 10 teach the Groet, L'stin aud I'm tn
languages, GcOgrapky aHh the oJ TIC (y1Jcs {fi,
try HcddtHg, flirting, and fTjfhHefc., lhr Sc1ool
will lac limited TWEEN y-one scholars The urice of,
ton will be 30 scholar, be paid quarterly in aC.
vance.
THE School viii commence the first Monday in Ia
mary neNt. aud terminate the first Friaay in Dcrer
her following. There viii be vacation one inoh N
the summer JOIiN 4 srr >ns
tprgmbfy2e. Suls.r,,-
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4 osT, between the hours ofl2and O'Clock on 9,e,i
- nesday last, between the Capitol aud The Market
Bridge, an oraeI drawn by Wan l. stone Clcrk In r..
vor OF John Duncan for services rendered as sdutas.
10 tRc amount Of one hfenNr6d 01dfeIyc oirs Mea-
ses having been taken TO suspend its payment il will be
OF no value 10 The nderwho Will be Literally Tewal ded
by leaving il at this Office.
tOgCylJel.
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GEO: REID.

~ The price OF Uhoat in our MARKET. is : e5 q ?
33-IEoar, ) ii l2-Corn .i,0I, So BdcoH IL ia. l.
lh.
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Robberies are becoming as common IN
Newly ork, as Counterfeit Tickets in our
Borough -Scarcely night passes there
unmarked by some fresh acts of villainy /;
some new device to defraud the honest
citizen ofhis hard-earned possessions.
NolfoH BeacOM-Nou. 20.
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M5RRIED. on IfedncselGg eCeaing last, 6v The
Rec. John %. blair jIaj. IauNp ~ LoR OF MS ci
~, To- Hiss FRANCIS ANNE RIcuARDsoS, u TaRo,er
(uHHkH.
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W MERcHANIS.-A Young man, lately arrived ifosr
Scotland, thoroughly ACQUAINTED With book ctse
ano the coopers business, wishes sitlation in er,r
IN, me above capacities has no objection togo any part 81
IT LetterS pOst Fnid, GddrcSscdtcg. T.. atfk,s or
Nro, ftst be Jogr0yded TO the 0dterfisc7 r.ho fsH
mec!cieIy correspond, not 30 DC repeated.
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and hungry al her feet" gives signs Of
tsar," aud seems disappointed of his prey
Two officers N British aud Scotch uai-
form, reluctantly slsn the paper, whilst
Columbia. with steady coautenance and
commanding nieR points to it as a thiAg
which must be done !; &c &c. Fame ia
angelic form, hovers ovef the groupe, holds
a pen to record the history, aud lets TALL a
laurel wreath on the representative Of A.,
merica. Two officers in American uni-
TORN, Look on with composure and dignity.
We hope MIR. Cdpettano viii execute "a.
ny casts OF this beautiful piece, ana graft.
y the american public by the sale Of
,hem. We think ne might make fortune
~ IT. - ~ Coiunbiaa.
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JUNIJTS AcAIN

The world is to be pestered by the ap-
pearance OF new candidate for the au-
thorship OFT hnse letters that bear the sig
nature OfJunius. Here it is:
g TIE author Of Junius discovered,
A new work has stately been issued from
the English press, with this imposing title
: fdcts ana arguments, ,ndisputa5ly de-
'nonstrdtiRg that the Letters of .Jznins a,pre
'0rittea By. JOH,T LFVTS GE IOIJpE.
author Of the celebrated Essay on the Eng
., Const's'on.'' 1t is from the pen of Or.
Rusby. No copies of this work have
reached this country.'
Now five turn to the preface of Junius
we shall fad this author recommending De
Lolme's Essay on the English constitution
as work." deep, solid and Ingenious %
we can hardly think that .Junius would
condescend to the baseness Of recommend
ing his own work. Junius avows himself
an knsishman-Ds Lolme was a foreigner.
Fed Rep.
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FQlthie4N
NEW DIX, sept. z.
LATEST from EUROPE.


Yesterday arrived at fins port the FAST:
sailing ship Emily, captain Robinson, in 80
days from Amsterdam, hatiug completed
the voyage outiand home in so days.
Captain Robinson brought from Amster-
dam aud has politely fayoueed the Edi,.Ts
of the Mercantile Advertiser with I,on-
don paper of the 22d OF July, five DAVIS Ia
ter than before received, from which the
following extracts are made.
LoNDoN, July %.
Price OF stocks this day at l O'Clock
Consus GO Sd 7-8- Reduced Ga l-8 Id
-&4 psr cent, 70 81 70.
we received this morning the Paris pa.
pers of Friday last, and mails arrived last
night from Holland. Flanders and Germa-
NY. The Dutch and Flemish journals
continue to furnish details Of military pre-
parationg makingin France ;and there is
probably some foundation for these state
ments, notwithstanding me profound si-
lence observed by the French Drbers on the
subject. In these arlnamenis, however,
we can discover no cause of anxiety or a.
iarIn respecting the pacific relations sub
slstlng between France and other countries.
and they are probably beibg made merely
with view of protecting the government
OF that country from the effects of any
change GIN the councils Of neighb0ring
state. Inc policy of France must; for a
considerable time to come, vary with evefy
iiuctuation that can take place in our own
country, O. we are inclined to believe that
the causes now operating in England, if
duly weighed would furnish key to the
recent conduct of the French Government.
n report Of the meeting of the sovereigns
who signed the holy alliance is again reyiy-
ed. A letter from Carlsbad, dated the Sta
inst. states that the Empefors of Aust ia
and Russia are expected there before the
end OF the present month. The King of
Prussia has been long expected and # is
now said that the King of Bavaria is to Join
the conclaye Of sovereigns. No doubt,
matters OF great importance will be discuss.
sed IN this assembly of Kings and if the.
discussion roll upon tie means of consoli
dating the peace Of the world, and of req
moving the pressure, which, in the form Of
enormous taxes and unwieldly military es-
ADJUSTMENTS, presses at this moment upon
every country, the members of the Holy
league will est bish an impersbable claim
TO the gratitude of mankind.
Captain White Of the Peruvian, arrived
IN town on Saturday morning, with DIES.
patches from ST. Helena. B0naparte was
quite well AID in excellent spirits when
Captain WHITE quilted the Island. The
from Sir Fl. Lowe are dated the
stu of June. Earl Bathurst not being in
London the captain proceeded to tie ncbIa
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HuNTsvILLE, m. IT. August %
HIGHLY INTERESTING

we stop the press TO lay before our rea-
ders an extract of letter received by Col.
WINSTON from cap. James BurIesson-we re-
Sret uiat we nave moi an oppoytunity Of 81
wing 1t in detail. The substance, however
rs, that he Rnrlesson and others, who had
settled near Meltou's Bluff. onthe SoutI,
side of Tennessee river. to the number Of
about men, we're attacked BY partv of
Cberokees, armed with guns and clubs.
the humber not known, on the night of the
] 18th inst. Resistance was made, sad TO
relate, there were left three Indians dead
on the ground.and fourth badly wounded.
The letter describes the white Inhabitants
of that part tn he ina deplorable situation.
from the menacihg attitude oftbe Indians
---aIl who have not the resolution of de-
fence. are moving away, and Leaving their
promising croDs, at this particular season.
to be bestowed by the Chesokees. We are
verbally informed that Burressop and n mars
ty OF whites, amounting to about twelve in
number, have this day started in pursuit
oi the Inhians, in order to chastise them
for their insOlence.
Every thinking mind must regret fbe
delusion Of this infatnafe part of the cre-
alton. Notwithstanding the great concessi-
ons made them by government: and the
annie remuneration for all loses which
they pretended to have received by the
marches Of our arrs,ies though their coun-
try. they are fermeDting spirit Of unea-
slness. and exciting the ebuIlition of fever
lsh, malignant blood, which will require
the probiug hand Of severe chastisement
to quench. VIII nothing short Of entire
determination render them passive ? If
so, LET it be Immediately effected, so that
those ruthless savsges may no longer con-
tinue to violate the rights Of onr citizens
with impunity.
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CHARLEsrov, Aug. s.
+. MORE SEAMEN SAVED

Just as we were putting our paper to press
the schooner Ande. Captain White. from
Georgetown. S. c. arrived with twelve sea-
men more OF the crew of the schooner Dia-
Inond, last on Cape Roman.
Captain W.took them OF the wreck-they
state that the doctor who intended to re-
man with them, was washed overheard
and was drowned-they sneak certainly
OF twenty five having persisted ;--amone
them the captain. Captain Gardner with
iiteen or sixteen drifted off OH a raft which
they had hastily constructed, and it is not
known what has been their fate. The poor
fellows exhibit melancholy picture.
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pany bills; s 65s 10 5 corporation T;e,.
cts. signed ID =. Tylee. 10th mastery
limitation VI gSNuiee bills: SIlo5 of Bruins
WICK Bank, all % which IS 10 Eve and three
dollar bills; 8 50U-of the Boston Banf. in
hive dc!iar bills /; 600 Of the Delaware Bank
IN 6w dollar bssls q of >ihe Rraudy,yine
lOel.l bal.'I IN three dollar bills, antloi- of
tne North America Bank, Philadelphia, IN
three dollar bills Mason is one of the
gaRg fcoanter6eters who have establish
ed regular line of business, from Canada
to the state of Ncw-lersey where we un.
derstand there is kept large branch of the
mother Institution with numerous SET of
runners, or veadcrs OF. their spurious Bant,
paper. lie arrived last Saturday. in thje.
teen days from MenSealvia P!aitsburgI e.
Vermont, with spurs AM saddle bars rich
~ lahen.--iie was aDput 10 mount his horse
yesterday morning at a Livery stable door
20 depart Tor Jersey when Messrs. Havs &
Dusenbury siezea himiwith all has treasure.
On examination this forenoon at the Police
ONCE, be confessed that he had, when he
ieit Montreal, 4000in counterfeit money,
out that he had EXCHANGED and spent some
OF It on the rs'ad--says John Welsh, who
resides N bion}real makes the counterfeit
ollls--that he saw him sign several Of them
and thai ne paid him ten dollars in ee-
hume bits, for every hundred dollars in
counterfeit bank bills, and twenty dollars
IN ~ cent bills, a pretty liberal discount.
we are happy. however TO learn that this
sort OF traffic, where the rate of EXCHANGE is
SO much against the unsuspeciing and no.
nest part ot the community. Is about tn re-
ceiye check. Last week two of the COM
pany, VIZ: capt. Samuel Speare. of Belle
vile. N. j. ard Peter Banta, OF. New
Prospect. n. ~ were apprehended IN the
state Of New Jersey by our police officers.
and committed 10 Newark jail.. They
have since been bailed out each in the sum
OF s $4,000. Another week we hone will
put the officers Of the police in possession
ofthe wbnlp gang.
Among the counterfeit paper found uu
on Mason were several ten dollar bills on
the Bank of New-York. The types and
apparatus for counterfeiting six penny Cor.
pqrat'nn tickets have been found and loSg-
ed in the Police Office
| we forgot to mention Yesterday. that A.
m"ng the counterfeit paper found on Lu-
ther, alias Mason, there was one counter
teit note Bill on the New York Bank. We
state this tact now to put the Public on
their guard, for it is more than probable
| mat when ne left Canada he had a ,aroe
assortment OF them. which he put off in the
country, while on his way TO this city.
ID Sept 8.