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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-09-07
COMMUNICATED.
IMPoRT<N7.-to mechanics and muentors
ofusefui arts.

" HScI ~ WtS.
In the present year, Virginia, we'll ~ the South
ern States generally, have suffered severely by
long continued drought and in no respect has a
greater evil been felt, than the want of corn meal
In mary populous countless the citizens have been
compelled to stop their poughs and usual occrps-
tons on their farms, for the express purpose sen-
ding grain tn mill at the distances If from 90 to GO
miles. and then have experienced the most dis
tressing delay and disappontentsi in &c ting their
meai--Many are compelled to- heat their corn and
subsist upon coarse bnminy-Ncta hand.miIl to be
had-Trsvellers of observation, and intelligent men
dispersed over the Southern States cnncnr in apin-
ion, that not less than t7ro hundred thousand dbl
lars would readily be invested in hand aud horse
mills, provided that they made upon the pro-
per models, and that the poorer we'll as the more
wealthy citizens would purchase them.
II is well ascertained fact that in Virginia very
few farmers, of the main rivers, would be without
family mill. II is most earnestly suggested tina,
not moment be lost in providing for necessity
so vitality distressing, and so often felt.
Hand-cast iron-liand corn-s.oae and horse mills
are cal ed for from the cost of ten 9olars to tzvo
thousand. Our water-niills on streams formerly We
~ bold, cannot be relied in the summer and au-
tumn, as has been proved in Virginia by sad expe-
rience for several years psst.
Undertakers who would engage to SUNNY the
demand in Virginia, upon advertising the different
descriptions of the different mills the quantity and
quality ct meal each could grind in given time and
the terms, would meet with the most a tonishing
encouragement.
VIRGINIA PLANTER
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Put as We have as

not to b. - ths secyef-But rs We have as
large a share Of curio IVY as other people,
we should feel ourselves under particular
obligations u this Dio5ie Boifeur, it he
could but prevail upon hiasself to produce
his proofs, ami If he cannot grant us this
favor. to produce himself We like to sec
things g in glass, however darkiv"-but
we should like to Judge of the truth ofthe
evidence by the character OF the witness
this day. too. when there are so many
lying spirits" at work
In the mean time, one doubt crosses
our Misunderstanding to his suppos.tion,
the whole country is divided into knGUes
and |oois-the proportion too is most un.
equal-as but twenty knGvcs in Richmond
have dcxterity enough to manage all the
! coils in the Union Hankeys and all
put toget hcr
This idea istoo improbable to dupe any
one but the most notorious gull breathing
The Yanke IS will be no more willing to
sw allow that part of the compliment which
falls to them, than the cit 2ens of Richmond
are to accept it at their expense We are
not knapss and we beg them to believe,
that we do not think the III FOOLS. Redheffer's
quiz is just as likely as the tale we have
before us--and his friend, the Editor of the
Aurora, is just as worthy of credit, as tsis
Corre$hondent of the Albany Advert.
ser.
AZ Captain Browns account of the es..
cape of Bonaparte on the 22d June, cannot
be correct-Exclus :e of general proba-
bilities, we have an account by the Rock
ingham, which spoke the David Scott on
the 4th of August, then SIX WEEKS from
St. Helena, which car les us back to the
23d, one day before the reported date of
Bonaparte's escape--At which time, the IL
lustrious exile was safely immured in The
Isle II h7iSts amid DeSolation.
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DISEASES

o. The Type, we have so long expected tas at
length arrIve!, AMI as soon as some other arrange
menis can be made. (Rno accident happen,) the
Enquirer shall appear in new dress.---In the
mean time, we request such subs .ribers as are in
Arrears to this Office, to transmit the balances due.
Oar next font OF type costs us nearly twice as
much as any that we have previously used
Without some solid evidence Of their intentions, to
do us justice, we shall, however reluctantly strike
off the names of all subscribers who have been long
AMI obstinately delinquent
Should any of our papers lie dead at any of the
Fost-Ohices, the post-Masters will always obIige u,
ny communication ofthc fact.
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1t is shewn by the above, that the FIRST
Twelve d stricts fall very far short of con-
tanning population equal to fair divisi-
on, while the remaining Twelve, in every
instance, far exceed the numbers that
would entit'e them to Senator; i'm some
instances. indeed, the population is equal
to two or three. The inequality is too evil
dent to require single remark the state
ment shews the fact plainly-and urges
the necessity and justice of change
How this change is to be'brought about. l
leave to politicians and legislators to poat
out. y
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The election in Maryland, it appears, has ter
minated in fa,or of Federalism ard tor 3 years
forward that State is TO be cursed blessed (e the
reader use which term he chuscs) with a federal
Senate.
Tho this result accor1s With onr reluctant aniici-
Ps,ons, yer, before they were realized, lingering
ray OF hope remained, which il WAS hoped might
brighten into day but that ray has vanished, a,d
Cinmrran darkness oSersLsdows the political no.
rizon of Maryland. Nat Int.
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GTSCRIPm
Washinston, Seht. 5.
MARYL AND ELECTION.

In Frederick county, the Federal Ticket we are
informed has prevailed hy majority OF li9 votes
their majority in that county his been moro than
1900, and last year it was near 500--a rapid de-
cline to Ii9. We learn, also. that Cecil county las
again given small federal majority which inror-
NATION leaves no doubt of majority Of the Elec-
tors oil The Senate being federal.
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Boston, .7ug si-.Nson.
ARRIVED at quarantine, British brig
Hebe. Lynaas, Is days from St. Pierres.
Capt Israel Williams, a passenger, has
politely sent us up letter containing
long and interesting account of the opera
tions on the Spanish Maine. winding up
with the total defeat of Boiivar's army !; 400
OF his troops in the last decisive action,
were killed. and 351 wounded and taken
prisoners-only about SO escaping. with
Bolivar and or officers. Capt. w. OBJ
serves, on the 1st of August, the Royal
Squadron was getting under way to at
tack the independent feet, just to wind
ward of Laguira. IL consequence Of the
defeat of the Patriots. and the friendly
Intercourse x friendship subsisting between
the Courts of Paris and Madrid, the Cover
nor OF Caracas had sent an Embassy to
Martinique, to prop, Sc to shut all the
ports on the Maine against all nations ex-
cept the French vessels for Martinique.
This arrangement would take place imme-
diately.
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CT Henry st George Tucker is the gentleman
that ought to have been named as the writer of the
hrst article under tie Domestic head, in the first
vention.
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NFw.YoRY Sen, 9

The Court Martial for the trial Of Ma
jor-Ceneral Gaines convened yesterday at
the City-H General Scott presided.
and owing TO the non-attcndance of one of
its members, adjourned the Court until
ten O'Clock this day. lh3er. AdU.
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In the District conakoseU Free Federal
Of the Counties Of Hhiies. ,Nmm6ers.
Elizabeth City, Warwick and
York-there are 5.26i 1850
Charles City, James-City, N.
Kent and Williamsburg 6,575 1888
Gloucester, Mathews. and
Middiesex S112 tS76S
Lancaster, Richmond, and
Northumberland o.oI3 oO.IIi
Westmoreiand, King George
and Stafford 1I1OI Oh sS6
Essex. King William, and X
& Queen 1885 ao,e4o
Accomac and NORTHAMPTON I2.565 os.aI7
Prince William and Fairfax 1850 % i22
Caroline and Hanover 1859 s96Q6
Isle OF Wight, Surry and p.
G,org, 1890 Oh Oa1
Powhatan, Amelia, Chester
field, Nottoway and Cum
bertrand l5.s7s a-ot6
Dnwiidie, Southampton,
Sussex and Petersburg 1880 4SO51
Louisa, Goochland, Henrico.
ard the City of Richmond 1925 41.78s
Mecklenbnrg. Lunenhurg,
brunswick and Green's
vile oOsAs 10000
Pricess-Anne, Norfolk Coun-
t Borough, and Nanse-
Prince Edward, Charlotte, *
Halifax o3.o35 A77or
Spots, lvania, Orange, Cape-
per and Madison 25Q2f 90 or
Fauquier and Loudoun 27.56I 4Io27
buckingham. Albemar.e,
Amherst, Nelson and Flu
2qf2a "a aaI
MonoHealia, Ohio, Harrison,
Randolph, Wood, Brooke
ami Tyler 37.2o 80 s3a
Bedford, Campbell, Henry,
Patrick, Pusylvania and
Franklin 4oI72 6s a5t
Frederick, Berkeley, Jeffer-
son, Hampshire and Har-
dy 46.5s4 6,o1
Augusta, Bath, Pendleton,
Rockhrijge, Rockingham
and Shenandoah 5fOi5 6OIOI
Bottetourt, Washington,
Montgomery, Russell,
Greenbrier, Kanawhs,
Mason, Grayson, Cabel,
LIE, Wythe, Monroe,
Tazeweli, Giles, and
scott 77.f11 87o63
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VIRGINIA PLANTER.
REPORT OF JNTFRMFNTS

NEFOK L OF IN EKMENT IS,
In the City Of Richn,ond, in Me month of .4u-
gust, 1916.
men, rUonen, boys, giris-Total %.
OF WHOM
were under the age off year. between l and 2 be-
tween 10 and 40 between 20 and between 30 and aO
between 20 and So, between 60 and between 60
and7o. ~ W
DISEASES.
Asthma, 1-Ague and Fever, i-AccilentaI death T.
Bilious Fever, l-Bowel Complaint and Teethine, =
consumption Debility, 7-MortiIcation, NERVOUS
Fever, Land Still Born, !.
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GEORGE HENDREE
Hcning's Sfatufes.

IsNfiE public in general, and Subscribers
~ particular, respectfully informed that this VA.
luabe work the deivcryof which has een delayed by the
Iameute death Of Samuel Peasan may now be- had. in
part on application at the Book 0vo o. fr0scr
or 70 he Undersigned. The fifth volume will be shortly
The Pablc further notified that the subscriber ne
gewl thankfully receive any monies due the said Plea.
ants Estate he can fuFnih tENNfNGS'S PATENT
BATH Also. sets OF the WEEKLY REGISTER iucle.
ding the io;h Vol.
ne eft at the above bookstore, at the Postofiee
JOHN MADDOX.
sept ,. IL
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WILLIAM WARDLAW eco.

AVE on hand, and are receiving very gene
Il Il raj assortment OF Drugs, Ned cines, Pai,ss
and other articles in their lin e OF business
Among .sldch Gre,
Mahogany Family Medicine Chests.
Surgeons Amputatng Instruments,
DO. 1repanuing Do.
DO. Pocket Do
Teeth instruments, Teeth Brushes,
Spirits OF furpentiae, Copal varnsb, =
Window Glass
niture.
September T. 1851
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-12-07
Wdshineton, Decembc,. 3

WASHINGTON, December g.
Both houses of Congress formed quo
rum yesterday, large majority of both
being present.
Nothing but business of course was
done IN either house, five except the ear
~ blow aimed at the unfortunate cOmpen-
satIon law, which is no donbt destined to
an untireIy end.
The Presidents Message will be trans
mitted To beth Houses to-day. 1t is look
Ell for with interest, as well because il is
the last document OF that character TO be
expected from the pen of the great man
whonow presides, as on account of the dis
closure of the state ofour foreign relations,
As well as our internal affairs, which it IL
Sually affords.
We understand that the Minister of
FRANCE has, since his arrival in this city,
been favOrably received bv the PRRsI-
DENT. Whatever difference of opinion
there may have been on delicate sub
lact, intimately connected with our insti-
buttons, respecting which il is difficult
for foreign governments to form correct
opinions, we cannot doubt, after the
friendly explanations which it is under
stood have taken place, that Just senti-
ments will be entertained respecting
them, and that no interruption will occur
IN the amicable relations existing between
the United States, and his Most Christian
Majesty.
Our readers will observe with pleasure.
that the venerable WILLIAM FINDLEY,
now the oldest member, and by courtesy
considered the Father, of the House of
Representatives., has 80 far recovered the
long illness which confined him at home
the whole of the last session, as to have
taken his seat. MT. Int.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

INesday, DecenJeJ 3.
The following members attended who have
not yet been mentioned BENJAMIN Brown
Timothy Pitkin, O. G. Comstock, James Plea
SAINTS, jun. J. w. Wilkin, William Maclay, John
Kerr, {. IangdOn, Wm. Wilson, Jabcz d.
Hammond, Mdgnus Tate, James Birdsall, Tim
othy Pickering, a. Il. Schenck, TLos. Smith,
OF Pa.
Tie Message Of the President was read. re-
fcTfed 60 Committee OF the Whole on the
state Of the Union, and Five thousand Copies
ordered TO De printed for the use of the House
Mr. Ncison, OF Va. offered for consideration
the following resolution, without preface or re-
mark
ResDircd, That the Committee on the Judici-
ary be instructed to report bill to repeal the
act, entitled, An act 10 change the mode OF
compensation 10 the Members OF the Senate q
louise Of kepiesentaiiyes, aud the Delegates
frnri Territories
Tie Speaker iDtimaied tat tie motion was
not regular, inos'nuch as the Judiciary Com
mittee, as well as other Standing Committees,
was not yet appointed.
The question on considering this motion was
decided IN tie negative.
The Standing Committees were then ordered
-. L.. .l4..A
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Nssiou.
SENATE.

NEw-HAMPSEiRE.
jeremiah Mason 4.
Tn. w. Thompson,
MASSACHUSETTS.
E2i Asln,ua
Joseph y. Var,utm.
RHoDE-ISLAND.
jeremiah Is. Howeu
William Hunter.
CONNECTICUT.
DaridDag2ett
Samuel w. Dana.
VERMONT.
Dudley Chase
isacc IJchcaor.
NETWORK.
Rufus King
Nathan STAFFORD.
NEv-JERSEY.
John Conflict
James j. Wilson.
PENNSYLVANIA.
Abner LocOck
Jonathan Roberts.
DELAWARE.
Owterb,'isig'e Ho,'Sey
VIM. Ii. Wells.
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MARYLAND.
X. ii. Goldsborousli
K. u. Harper.
VIRGINIA.
James Harbour
A. Z. Mason.
NoRTHCARoLINA.
NdthI Aacou.
sOUrH-CARoLISA.
John GdiHard.
GEORGIA.
Charles Tat
George VI. 'Iroup.
KENTUCKY.
Martin \. Hardin
lshan Talbot.
ENNESSEE.
@. w. Campbell
.JoM Williams.
oHIC.
jeremiah liorrosc
Be'yan'i" RaggIeS.
LOUISIANA.
James Brown
EHgiuS Fromcntin.
INDIANA.
Waller Taylor
James Noble.
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NorfoM DecemJer 4

Norfolk, December 4.
When the Board of Directors of the u
nItcd States Bank, undertook to desig-
nate the towns in which the Branches of
that institution should be established, il
was matter of great surprise to us, as it
must have been to- every one else, that
Norfolk was not among the number; for
upona fair comparison, there was not
town IN the Whole appointment (we speak
OF the seven minor appointments over
which Norfolk had not superior claims.
ct we are assured that Norfolk was not
even named ON that occasion. --ilOwcyer
as II is rarely the case that public bO-
dies refuse TO correct errors aud omissi-
ons, after being made sensible Of them,
the Memorial Of the inhabitants of Nor
folk, which was recently presented to tie
board, by deputatIOn OftWo of our most
respectable citizens, was received and
considered by the body with the atten-
1ien which its important representations
demanded, and We have The satisfaction
ofannOuncing that Mcy haze dccidcd ON es-
tojlhvg Hrnnch Boak u fhe Cn.}cd
.Gaies a N0,foM.--This pleasing intel
li1ence was received here by MONDAYS
mail, under the sign-manual ofthe gentle
men who carried on the Memorial 10 Phi
ladelphia. And whether ihe Norfolk
Branch istO beaddi,i0nal io tie appoint
mcnts already made, or whether II is 10
sapcrcede one of those appointments, we
are as little disposed to enquire, as we
arc able 20 iiIsfv others who migh
- ~ \.
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LLSTOF8fE5fBEifs..

The following is a correct LIS; Of Tie
present Congress, as far as asceclained.
Those gentlemen attended whose names.
III the following List ARE m iiaiic, the re-
malnder not answering tc their names:
FOURTEENTH CONGRESS-.Seconi
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baltimore, December 3.
We arnthat tie Directors of the Bank
OF The United States, in appointing John
Sergeant, Esq. TO proceed 10 London TO
obtain quantity of specie, and make o.
iher arrangements for the Bank, have not
limited ms powers of negotiating TO any
particular commercial house, but have gI-
ven hun a general authority to obtain
rive Millions of Dollars OH the best terus
that may be offered, ifhc shall deem those
terms 10 be advantageous to the Bank
Fed Gas.
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tN'LL BE SOLD, 20 The highest bidder on the 30 day
OF January, 1911, before the turner's Hofcf in
he Vwii 81 Idppahann0Ck, 10 or 20 likely Young Ne.
tfc, belonging a. che estate Of James Dix dec OF ~
seN county, consisting Of men, boys, women and chill
dTcn--sofre az likely as any IL, this State.
lhe Terms will be made known the day Of sale by
IL THOS. ~. HENLEY, Adln
ysst. &c 6OHis NO, Is James Dir dec.
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CONGRESS-.
IN SENATE.

INesiay, DecemJey 3.
The Message of the President having boen
received aud read, two Thousand copies were
ordered to be printed for the use of the sen
ate
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DELEGATES.

MISSISSIPPI Terry MISSOURI Terry
William baltimore. John Scott.
ILLINOIS Terry.
NatIl Pope, n.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,

Iti.A'c-N Il u a " Id.
John jvhitesde
Thomas WILSON
VIM. Wilson
John Woods
VIM. p. Maclay
DELAWARE.
Thomas Clayton
Thomas Cooper.
MARYLAND.
George Peter
Stephenson Archer
George Baer
Oh. Goldsborough
John G. Herbert
Philip Stuart
Robert Wright
Samuel Smith
Peter Little.
VIRGINIA.
Thomas NJ. Nelson
Phiiip p. barbour
Burnett BaSsett
James Breckenridge
Van. A. Ba,meH
Peterson Goduy,4
Aytet Haces
in. p. Hangc,Jo,-d
John g. jackson
James Johnson
John Kerr
Joseph LeWis, .jr.
Wm. Mccoy
Hugh Nielsen
Thomas Newton
James peasants, il.
John Randolph
Wm. III. Roaae
Daniel Shelley
Bultard Smith
Magnus Tate
II. st. Geo. Tucker
John Tyler
NoRTHCARoLINA.
'Samaet Dickens
Joseph II. Bryan
James W. Clarke
jain C,tipeper
Daniel N. Farney
Vim. CASTOR
Nm. Love
VIM. II. MIurfree
Israel Pickens
Le'CiS Williams
Bartlett Yancey
Weldon Edwards
Charles Hooks.
SOUTH-CARoLINA,
John G. Calhoun
Joftn j. JhdppeU
Beyon'i', Hnger
Nm. L0scn6ieS
Henry Middleton
Thomas Moore
John Taylor
Wm. IVOodnard.
GEORGIA.
! John Eorsythe
Boiling Hall
Wilson Lulnpkin
Thomas Iebair
Richard II. Wilde
| KENTUCKY.
Henry C2ay
| Joseph Desha
Benjamin Hardin
| Richard W. johnson
Samuel hee
AMey MLean
Stephen OrD,S6y
Solomon II. Sharpe
/ Micah JauL
Thomas Fletcher.
| TENN sSEE.
Merton Cannon
! Bennet III. Henderson
Samuel Powell
James IL. heynoid
Isaac Ihomas.
OHIO.
James Kilbourn,
JOhn Ateranier
JaBes CaitiweH
UGgid CYenCienen
VIM. Creighton, Jr
VIM. II. HmTiS0n.
LOUISIANA.
IhOs. II. Robertson.
INDIANA.
William Hendricks.
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A letter from an officer on board the U.
States brig Ontario, to his father in this
city, dated at Palermo, l4th Sept. says
" On our way from Naples, we lost one of
the finest Offices in the service, lieut.. VIM
ELLIOTT--he died after an illness of Z
days, OH the 3lst Augustine was much
beloved by his brother officers. fear
Capt. Charles Gordon, of the Constellati-
on, cannot hold IL out much longer.
(NGt. Int.
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been acknowledged 10 be Just: .hcy have
been admitted, ana that is sufficient.
Herald.
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NEw-HAMPSHIRE.
Charles 81. 1therton
Bradbury Cilley
Wiktiam Hale
Roger VOse
Daniel Webster
Jedaths,s Viicor.
MASSACHUSETTS.
William Bayfies
George Bradbury
Benjamin Brown
JameS Carr
Samuel S. Conner
John ". Hubert
Cyras hing
Elijah II. Mills
Jeremiah Nelson
Albion X. Paris
Timothy Pickering
John Reed
Thomas Rice
Nath. Ruggles
ASahek .Stearns
Solomon Strong
Samuel Iaggart
Artemas Ward
Laban Wheaton
Beng. adams.
RHoDE-IsLAND.
John l.. Boss
James B. Mason.
CONNECTICUT.
EpGph. Champion
John Davenport, J.
Lyman Lar
Jonathan o. MoSeley
Timothy Pitkin
Lewis u. Sturges
Benz. TdHn,aalge.
VERMONT.
Daniel Chapman
Luther Jewett
Chauncey Langdon
asa Lyon
Charles MarSh
John Noyes.
NETWORK.
Erastus Root
Asa Adgate
Samuel II. Belts
James Birdsall
Victory Birdseye
Micah Brooks
Daniel Cady
Oliver c. Comstock
Henry Coeheron
Thomas r. Gold
tn. u. GroSpenor
Jabez ID. Hammond
William Irving
Moss Kent
John LOrett
Hosea lic6ftt
John Savage
Alb. III. Schenck
W. Willoughby, Jr.
John ". Taylor
George To,oasead
Jonathan Ward
Peter II. Wendorer
James w. Wilkin
john 3. Yates
Daniel Avery
Archibaid s.. Clark.
n kW-J ERSEY.
Ezra Baker
Ephraim Batcman
-Be'y. Be,mst
LewiS Condict
Henry Southard
IhOBtaS Ward
PENNSYLVANIA.
Nm. Crawford
YIN. Darlington
YIN. Eindiey
Hugh Glasgow
Lsaac Griffin
John Hahn
JoSeph Hester
JoSeph Hopkinson
Samuel ID. Htgham
! Jarcd I'tcjn
aaron Lyle
VIM. RIaclay
VIM. AIiinOr
WIN. Piper
John Ross
John Sergeant
Tn. Smith
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UaHer TsgiOr, Esq. and Col. Noble, arc elect.
ed to represent the State of Indiana, in the
Senate Of the United States.
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OBITUARY

Departed tiss lie Sunday morning. the 18th Instant
r. JOllS PRICE of Eenrico county 65h wear of
ms a after lingering illness of nearly months wh
.r bore To the last, with christian forde leaving he
nnd an aftctioatc wife and children to lament his Io-
IN his death society has lost the hest fes family and
ratinns can repair 'atlus which they have .,,Ston
CD In all S transactions IN life honest: Cr ut-
night AN, and inlulget husband afrc,iouate fnihcr and
Kind master. Several months bfort his death he became
sensible that his death w had-he examined with
care tie grounds OF hs hopes beyond he ry,-ls cvieI,-
es "cr. clear and enmortabl-and The kind Retl,,lner
who VIII mot fo-sake those who him. in the hour of
trial. was pleased 10 mie graeiuusy npoi him so strong
was ms assurance OF divine acceptance. and exalted were
ms views OF The city reerve for the people of God alHyc
the cords OF affection which bound him earthly objects
were dissolved by the fire OF divine love that rowt IN hi,
soul Cheeruy did he rcsgnbis dearest coll ct;on ON
t-lrtll tO meet lis Jesus.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-02-24
FOR TIE ENQUIRER.
Three haths TOR Candidates :

Three haths for Candidates :
Come each me, dear SIR said 4 son tob;s sire
1,s'ine'io. an'l money how must acquire ~
he road, SAID the sarent % is noble an,l grand
i Is To be most useii1 20 st in the H., Il
serve the whole country in Peace or in Fight.
20 labour all day and sleep little by might"
ancn curse IS too toiIsome," replied tie gqy son,
" ALI point ont race not so rugged to r,,,~
Sad sire, +" There's bye-p4th that sLortens Ia
tgue:
I've seen Office won by the path of Intri .ue''
" inir g'Ieis too vic," said the son in debate,
iai,, without tdbOiT or trick would he or at"
heH he Il great feokAie,i. IN 1rord or in Geed
ne h'io5sn by this mefhod a ntniJei. sxcceed ?''
VI AS the Leeislatire will rise Tuesday or Wednes.
way N.Y. oar ~iHtei iabouTS will with the prt.,,nt
"et Our next No. will appear ON We,.neay and ,hrn
~ sataru1y. Tho our paper will schooner we
mp t"ll prove equally inerrsrs. S.Dn as t,. rc-
eeSdiiSs Of The Virginia Legislature have rr ,letci !,
VIII As'nnt' general and niscclIaneous cast =