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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-09-18
THE FAIRFIELD Jockey CLUB
RACES


RACES
kEKTIII. commence on the first Tuesday n Oc-
w tnber, and continue four days.
THE First Days Race, will be for the Jockey
Iiub Subscription Of last Spring, or the Club may
make any alteration in this, that they may think
Sproper-f four mile heats. On the saue day, there
p Sweepstske for 0ntried Colts, three years old
,hs spring, five to make race, at one hundred
.nollars entranee--This subscription TO close the
evening preceding the first days race.
Tile Second Day, the Jockey Club Subscrip-
non, supposed to be worth five hundred dollars
tsIr mile heass
Ihe Third Day, the Proprietor's Purse Of two
hundred dollars, three mile hentS-iiiteeR dollars
Entrance
ihe Fourth Dag, Handy Cap-t1oO miles
Eea's 1t is tie wish of some Of the Members Of
ms Club that there shosld be full meeting Of the
'' ~, the Monday evening preceding the race.
hose Members of the Jockey Club who are
arrears, are requested to pay their arresr-
rs to MIR. John Watson, now in Richmond.
or-w aud Stables will be furnished by the Pro-
prietor
PERSONS wishing to rent Booths will spply to The
THOMAS WATSON,
Treasure" e Proprietor.
1 August 81. 53-tdr
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EOR SALE,
A excellent PONEY, very gentle and
n remarkably wen gsitcd.--Appy at this Office.
.9tg'ustS 81 33ff
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NOTTCE.-HH Persons
r INDEBTED to the Estate of Hugh Harden,
dec'd. are requested to make immediate pay
ment, and all persons to whom said Estate is IN
debted to present their accounts properly authel-
tcated, 10
WV. LAMB,
.qein'r. 7gisI the will annexed.
Angus: g. Sl-w3tus
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WILLIAM WARDLAW S<Co.
n AVE on hand, and are receiving very gene
4 raj assortment of Drugs, .Ueoiciges, Paints
~ eDier articles in their line Of business
.gnong srkich are,
Mahogany Family Medicine Chests,
Surgeons Amp,itating Instruments,
Do 1repannng DO.
Du. Pocket 10.
Teeth Instruments, Teeth Brushes,
Spil1isof Turp~tne, Copa Vnrnish,
Window Glass,
,sre. 'uPPY % n s'"sO''' '"VP
s5tsnssy z. ssD@
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PuIr AnFTpurA Sao, n

BY The arrival of the ship Hunter. capt.
Reynagen. from Bordeaux. Paris papers
to the 27ih of July. have been received at
the Office of the american Centinet. They
contain 20 intelligence of particular in
terest. The following are the principal ar
ticles
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-09-18

Sent. 4
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-01-23
POLITICAL INTRIGUE.

Every nation that has figured on the
theatre OF the world, has had, a, ,imss, is
system OF poli,ical intrigue, when this sou
Nous and polluted science WIS aco-efIieient
study with that Of state sman, and WIN
Oemagogurs were "h,ypileged order ;,
II prevails at all times in DECREE. hn, j..
influence Is most destructive during q cor
'spi and. ven.l administered England
suffered leas, from it perhaps during the
reign OF Elizabeth, than at any other pc. iod
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-01-23

for Bristol add plymouth.
A bill In addition " the act providing Tor
the poor, came from the senate, whete u
had been passed. Read twice and commit
sd.
The pr,isioos Of the towns OF Hiram,
Raymond aud aislta, IN the District Of
Name, praying Zoe the establishment, oi
ina, Dis,riet as an Indspsndsat State, wss
commiled TO the Hon Mvssfs, " Odd, Ac-
ms aud Coffin "a The Sensgs , and Messss.
piekmsB, oil Sslem, Sumner, oil Boston ;
lfsss, Of Br,mseld, AID Hammond, OF
brook field
Tue Hon. Messr.. Ellis and Wrsloa, oi
the Senate, and Messss. ilo.ey, u >slem ;
Davis OF Boston and ostdner, OF Button /,
were appointed COMMITTEES 10 revise the
Militia Laws
Inc petition of the Maine Library and
Theological i1slitu I'm, w. referred ~
| siessrs. pierce, Il Boston flsse, oil Fra
| mlngham aud Howard, OF Augusta
he Hon. DAVID Coss, mas resigned as
Maj Gen OF the l0,h DIVISION Of NJ. Nj.
| Messrs. Lee, oil Boston Adams. oil
Portland; anu hickman, OF Salem; were
| ppointsd a eommiI,ee on the Finances o.
tie otaGe, and 10 consider the beat mode q
uquida,ins the public D.bt.
,iess,s u. d,sy, oi F,ysburg Sumner
OF Boston; anu Il et, OF Noiwicb, viii
such d, tie tlon. oena.e rnsy JOIN, Ssfe sp
poin,sd a Committee TO considei the expedi
en-, y vi adopting tue most etieclual meas
Il nj
provement oil ibe sta'e's Lands In the Di,
| rict oil Maine, and rendering them pEoduc
i've 10 the Commonwes iih
A report Oh the ireasurer's Accounts
was read and committed
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-01-23

Of her history, yet, even then The se;en,;s,
and s,rtuous Raleigh, was led 10 the ,c,r.
ioId France suffered less from i, dm;n.
the vigorous and bloody reign Of Ion;s
i&th, than under the quiet and enerv,,.d
spirit Of his successors. But that peonI-
ara most unhappy, who are Subjected -,
the rule ola prince or a preside Mt. WIZ
owes his elevation 20 intrigue and n ~
guilty efforts Of denouneing in too. N.
measures Of his predecessors. Yet such 4,
unhsppily, our situs,ion. We have 90
our country brought to the quiyering Edo.
ol rum, by mad and int emperste sdhs,.
eGce TO a system OF measures which h,d
nothing TO recommend them, bu, ,ba, ,h.r
we're 'o'sIly opposed 10 those pursued in Il.
school oi Washington Long since driver
iron the 4 I'd Of argument, our sdminisr,.
tisa have carried by means ola 4" dumb
Lsgislssure" and the previous cue,,ions
measures, which they could no, defend 1,
arguments and whose deformilies thew eo.la
no. psll.aie by sophistfy. Their miu;on.
without the walls OF cougtess,hsse pursued
the same course. When called upon 10 de-.
Tend my democratic measure, instead of M.
tefing an argument in favour Of II, th,v
have silently pointed at their poliiiei
suength and made numericsl ealculstioo
supply the place ct Logic. We have heard
the motives iot declaring the late war, sna
the solemn promises sanctioned BY the
awful presence Of more than, 9 fwenfy /.
dos" that We would not lay down our arm.
until we had obtained complete redress los
oil our grievances But where is the fulfil
ment oil these engagements -" The con-
mercial treaty has come aud the Federalsls
have dem ,nded, from one end Of conf
men, to the other. of their political o?pos.
ems to shsw them one wrong redrsssed,
one right secured.-They have demanded
OF them to shew wherein this rag oil tree
~, this paltry national fever powder, ihh
Il CornpIa,s,er" OF Diplomacy, viii beer
comparison with the Treaty negotiated y
Mf. Jy, which VAS the instrument Of suek
wealth and blessings TO our Country, ere
ven the treaty OF Munroe and Pinekney
which was rejected without Constituted
hearing. To all these challenges, the 4
sacstes oil adminis,i alton arc silent, even Il
hireling Edi'o,s oil county power, ihosgA
" hackneytd in the ways Of vice." slshost
they have tathoned ell the depths -
saoais" OF sophisIry and moral pollutiA
have no, the hardwood or depraved ingss
ui,, to bring forward a single arguments
wipe away the charge Of Inconsistencies
oil poli,icai bascDess from their idolA
Wretehs6 indeed must be the condisioa 4
that people whose rulers can min ain their
popdiarsl, i,er having so abused their Coz
h.ience and ,rihsd with their hopes The
ocen OF political inIamy in that case b.
comes iatnomless and wi,hou, shore. and
It's lensnts plugs ia II. not as refuge fram
shams bot fss Dolpi.ins for sport sn3
'sesssuo''' as IN an element congen,sl V
theii natufe.-Conn. S1seefo,or
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-01-23
SUMMARY OF NEWS.

We have received, 6nce our lalt, Paris
papers to Dec. s. The mott important
of their contents are the treaties OF peace, |
between France and each of the principal
allied DO wers, and the accompanying doc
uments. rhr treaties were figned Nov,
20, and publiihea at Paris on the 2oth.
The boundary prefcribed to France by
the new treaty does not vary very eiisn-
tally from that fixed by the treaty OF
Paris Of May go, 1914. fhe new line
is comformed more nearly to the boun
dairy of 1900, and deprives France of
few important tracts of territory, which
the former treaty gave her, Ihcfe are an
nexcd to the adjoining countries.
The indemnity required OF France IS
f.yen hundred million of francs, and on
terms Of payment as has been before tia
ted An allied army Of 10000 men is
to occupy the frontier forrresses, as has
been already fla;ed, for three years at
leaf, but moi exceeding five years at far.
theh
The treaty of May, 1874, and the f.
nal ACT Of the Congrefs Of Vienna are
confirmed, except as far as the conditions
of them are altered by this treaty. ey
an additional article the parties agree to
co operate in eff Cling, as foon as poilible,
a complete abolition of the fave trade
The whole Of the accompanying docu
ments We have no, had leifure to perute.
Martial Ney's trial commenced in the
Houfe of peers Dec 4, and was not Con.
Guided on the 9TH, the date OF the lateit
letters from Paris. here are few 9th
er articles of news, of no great confc
ouence. fome of which will be found be
low
1t is again aaerted that grand Duchy
of the Middle Rhine is to be eita5liihed
for the Archduke Charles, of which
Mayence is to be the capital
Soult has pub'ilhed, under his own fig
nature, a memorial. juitfy'ng his con
duet
A violent hurricane was experienced a
Bordeaux ON the light of Nov. ID. B,
which many chimneys and trees were
blown down and much damage was occa
Toned and great lois fuitalned by the flip
ping 10 the aubour.-BM. ". 1e1sngtr
Paris, Nov. 20 The marriages of the
Grad Duke Nicholas. who was born Ju'
" :, 100 to tn. Princess Charlotte, el,
deit laughter Of the King Of Pruflia b,rn
July y. 1898, has excited the attention
of the public, Especially of politicians,
iince their alliance itreogthens the bond
IF asass eixssn ths sssySf! s. ffe'er 8.
burgh. unaef the eyes Of the empress
mother. at tie fame time with that of
the Grand Dutchefs Maria paulowna,
born Feb. IS, 1886. widow of the he
reditarv Prince OF 'iollten O,denburgh,
to the Prince Royal of Wirtc,nburgt.,
and that of the Grand Dutches Anne,
born Jan ID, 1875, to the Prince Royal
of the Netherlands.
At Very. between Chanbray and
Bouchan. the French revenue officers
have feized merchandise to the amount
of four millions, which had been conceal
ed in cattle 1t was Introduced under
a Belgian and Holland convoy
Nov a., Prince Frederic of Hef1s
couGn of the king of Denmark, will com.
mand 5000 r,ep, who are to enter France,
TO form part of the 10000 allied
troops which are to remain here fome
time.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-01-23
THURSDAY, Jan. IL.

oA' requiring public Inspectors TO
make annual returns was passed ~ ~ Nv
s'ossec' hiso' bill respecting Clerks Of
SouI U.s. Also, a bill in addition to the Act
establishing Law Term oil the 5. ]. Cour,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-01-23
WASHINGTON, IAN. "a, 1916.

Defeat Of the Spanish Parrots.
The Ce~~s'eia Die., of H.vana, Of Dec
I2'a SIS con airs he following article which
has been Translated for he National intelligence
TOTAL DEFEAT
Of the Hrny Of the Nexiean Asllygmts,
headfd BY their t.f ringleadsr MoaFLLo.
This monitor is at iatt in the hands
Of the Royal troops. His career Of blood
and devaita.ion is at an end. His crimes
will foon be expiated on the fcaifold, an
awful lenon to his followers, whom the
fame fate attends if they continue tearing
hhe heart of their country, misled by the
ambition of gang of Petitioners who
have the impotence to Call themielves
Pat, lots.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-01-23
Aegtsature Of apassarbusetts.

In oCN \ iE.--wEnNksDAy, JAN. II
communication from the Quarter mas
ter General relative to powder houses, wa.
read and Committed.
Ordered, that the Hon. Mess,s. Stevens
Holmes, and Hunne we'll, be a commute.
10 Consider the expedency of IMPLYING un
der the authority and at the expense OF II.
suitable persons 10 asce,.
tam by actual survey the practicable, Of .
qavigable canal, TO unite the Connec,icu,
and Merrimac rivers ; the course of sale
Canal to be as nearly as may be on a direc,
iine from the town Of Concord ON the Mer.
rl'nac 10 the town Of Windsor on tie Con.
necticut IN the state of Vermont, with leave
TO report.
Order OF Notice on several petitions oil
bsnjaInin Swift. and others, and the town Of
buc Ahsld. Leave to bring in bill on the
petition Of Jeremiah Hin and others. Re.
port OF The Commissioners appointed at the
ias' session 10 examine, hquldste and adjust
the accounts OF the treasurer of Ibis Com.
monweaish was read and committed.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
WEDNESDAY,, JAN Ia
ordered that -Messrs, pickman, o. Sa
lem' Summer OF Boston and Adams OF Port
land, be committee 10 consider what pub-
TIC business Ii Is Rec.ssary should be acted
on the present session aud when thu .eu,s
iasure may have recess.
Ordered that Messrs Knapp, Of Ncwb,,.
,ypo"' Nleiatdson oil N. Yarmouth asd
whitman OF Norway, be a committee 10
consider II any and what amendm. n,s i,
may be expedient to make in the Law.
modes and practices Of Courts Martial with.
IN TINS Commonwealth, with leave TO ,e.
pert, &C.
Petitions &c. read and committed-Ol
Lemuei Weeks; AaIon Porter; Josiah
Cobb agent for Orange Estimate al q raw
ior tue counties OF Ox.otd, Somerset. Wasn.
ing'o'', Cumberland, Norfolk, Middle s. X
orces'er, Hampshire and Kennebec, reat
and commi,ted.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-01-23

already an army, Standing army OF ten
thousand men, numerously, II not well OF
hcered. But it is feared that these will not
be able to keep alive the knowledge oil ths
military art and SO six hundred studen
are placed OH the public shoulders, slresd,
overloaded with taxatIon, to be made pei
tect in the trade of killing their fellow BE-
lngs. In the mean time government, OF ITS
well instructed agen.s, must decide VITO
snail be admitted into this seminary oil
warriors. he patronage incident TO such
an establishment, added 10 the means 81
corruption already in the hands oil the dy-
nasty, adds another link 10 the golden chaia
by which The republicans OF America, have
consented 10 be fastened to Virginia amD.
ZION. Public opinion will soon cease TO be
| feared, ii SO many are Interested III prestr'
ing power to particular men, that fhey Can
make pubic opinion Just what they pleas
10 nave il he war had worked up tie
national anxiety to the highes, pitch. Blu.
| the foreign danger IS past; and while the
nation thinks there can be no other, the
machiavelians are taking advantage OF ,he
general iislnessness TO establish a sy stem Il
| pOHCIy WUlCb ~ Will OC dttilOoS uhPOSssofN
hereafter 10 break down. Poor Gu,lise
sleeps, and the Liliiputians are fastening
him 10 earill.-N. Examiner.
| WASHINGTON cIrY,JAN 10
Two days since Mr.. Randolph and Nj
| Pinkney, took their seats in the House d
Representatives.
Inc debate on the bill to carry the Biz
ish Convention into effect, brought up MI
Randolph yesterday, IN a Short speech, IL
opp si!ion 20 the ueaty making fower-
Swelling, US II seems to me, the powers d
this House into dangerous usurpa,ion -
MIR. K. is always heard with attention
his known genius blazed forth, and his tan
Icy played in all its luxuriancy
Mr. Pinkney rose 10 day, and while am
writing, is drawing 10 the close oil highly
luminous, sound, federal speech. lie cor
10 ms % the creed Of our Beloved IL milton
vino left little to BIZ aided 10 the argument
Mr.. Pinxney was hea d with the profound
es, attention (; his introduction was mode ST
neat, and IN the best style 8 he trembling
y launched his humble boat on the TORE II
oi debates" to use MS language He pro
ceedci in sober strain OF reasoning, strong
clear, and convincing; at length he rose H..
to the agitated, phrsnzi.d manner OF Roma
ol atosy, his tones sharp, his ut:eranee ray
id aud MS whole frame convulsed 1t is
,.te.t speech. lie has now st, down, ano
o my surprise, Mr.. Randolph se,zcs tn,
Hoo III reply. He rises under disacvants
yes /; he compliments Nj p. in an hanG
some manner-makes gteat cf1or,s-suc
ceeds at times in producing admiration. bu.
more often laugh-and while he give,
some paipable HIS, fails in TIE impoitan
,o'ns vt arsumentation Chi
fl.am his being on snr wrong SIDE OF IN
foes,ioh' 1t ha.,sir, been an interesting
lay J; tue Senate are auditors wi hin GU
oar' aud our gsilsry is full 10 OVERLOOKING
IN TINS hasty sketch, given while the de-
bate Is going on, you my readily infer, |
rave done li'lle justice to the meri, of il.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-01-23
WEDNESDAY JAN ~

wEDNEsDAY, JAN 10 Among other ne
,nions presumed tnis day, was one from il.
+. A. Z. Jones, of,he navy, praying ,ha,
compensation mpy be made 20 him, the
Ulcers and crew of the Aotilla captured off
the coast OF Louisiana, for the loss OF cloa,l.
ing, &c.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-01-23

TUESDAY. JAN IL. The pet. of Jane,
Tilton, late Surgeon General of the army.
praying an annual ben voleace th,t NAV
abstain him above want and dependence, ia
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-01-23
l4h Congress.....First Session.
In oENA1h, JAN. y. Iai,

Another petition from Kentucky, pray
ing for Naturalization 10, Horses which
liz d in service during the late war read and
committed
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-01-23

Congress is yet doing little. There has
been much debate and w,anglipg abou, The
location OF new military academy, which
is to educate at the hnbhe ea7senae six hun
a. cd hrs. rate young heroes TO fgh, in wars
F." 10 hef.fsen sve kncw not svhen." We hsy.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-01-23

consideration of his long and faithful public
services. Committed.
Ihc bill relative to the evidence OF cases
OF Naturalization was passed and sent to
the House
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-01-23

From WAsAlNG ON, Jan. Is" he de-
bate upon The bin tor carrying INTO exec ution
the Lutte Commei cial Cow chiffon between
brought TO close-The ayes and noes were
taken on lis passage, VIZ. 81 10 II. In this
discussion, tine powers Ol the human mind
nave been displayed much beyond what is
common.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-01-23
House of RebtesenfatiUeS.

FRIDAY, JAN. 70. The Legislature OF
Indiana pelitloned that ID. Floyd, and others,
may be permitted 10 open and work a salt
Spring lying on lands 1Olthin the Indian 6oun.
dary hne.
ine House adopted the motion made
yesterday, 10 admit the Commissioners OF
the lazy Board 70 the privilege OF seats
within the bar Of the House.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-01-23
GRADE dDlIIRALS.

Mr.. TAFT, ON the Naval Committee,
reported bill to authorize the appoint
ment o. Admir- ais. Read twice.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-01-23

FRIDAY, JAN. 70 he petition OF J.
Wrighter, OF N. j. for q pension oil the
Congrega,lonalists in Geot getown, praying
for lo,,ery, aud several others, were read
and committed.
.dDMIR.ALS.
The bill to autho,ize the appointment oil
an Admir- al OF the bloc, an Admin al OF Abe
white, and an Admiral 0flhe red was read
a second time.
A bill ITO enlarge the time for ascertain
ing the annual charges and transfers of pro-
perry subject TO the Dilect Lax" passed
to third reading. ADJ.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-12-03

FrfgE The. -Sl6aRy Regsfer.l
cHt,s'SEics.-A'o people vii! probably remember
Thar nnni'er ofycats since the question Of ~ Rat IS
.sc fc"se 'ohy Gsk olod 70 eng .irta quantity o,
ffsr ~ UAca Il can SHilr, eaeS iof sacrc0st It's
Hfst- ~as stated, and received nany abb, learned
uiscnssicns and n,ani ngcnions theories Invented
20 account ioT IL, when tried the experiment
ac found it-a -hn-aad che position totally in
correct 20 me no small confusion IL great ndrrs
t3ere II HOS "a E,i' - going the rounds OF the public
Wttts "hch asscst5 that the Juice an Onion being
f.prI o Tie nasetic need;c totally DESTROYS its pro
r.st"s i. vii 40 LONGER settle north south which
ittns II critaiiiy great curiosity. discOvcry of
T" ordinary iiiorance. .ruiH the seeming itnpOssii-
ny 81 this being tc led to try The experiment
~ which as Thoroughly convinced and am able to m
tonnttor II a.. tne OiIuaiu: way viz itat it's of a
piece with The - hSi s3rg" quiz and totally false
found trial thai tht needle was not IL. the SLIGHT
est ncasUrc atccseG by IT, ttit neither attacti
on nor us poarts that the magnet repealed
e ne same NUMBER NJ degrecs its natur: position
~ north and sonl II did before the same force was
eNcrted "leu the magnet ralhrd tlie same as t.
needle, ana ~ the same proportion, aud when he
needle was completely immersed in the ier,d iuice of
tile union, IL still kept all its qualities of polarity and
was attracted and repeeh would have been in com.
n0n water tried IL both with the white anu onion
and do usirrake Ia sy, that the Iuicc an Onion has
10 more effect the Magnetic Needle than LEisfsyisg
gseisfrI woaid upon a woo,tN sg
tm short, the experiment. had much more powerful ef-
rect ~ nay eyes hose and lungs, than upon nscruta-
bic powerful, & ainnntaie principle magnetism. H..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-12-03


French paper contains the foilo,,iu,s g Il,
England stcaGi-presses continue TO succeed.
and several Journals employ them. They .te
OF Three sorts; the single PRESS which throws
OF from 900 10 1850 copies an hour; the JogIye
press, which in the same time throws OF to tJ,s
amount OF 600 copies and the Oepfecf o,,ss
which makes register of itself without lie nse
or POINTS nn,tilating the paper. ThewOrkiur
Oh one Oi uieSe presses, winch dispatches rs
lntich WORK ASH pressmen and twelve presses
(an eAdggsratiOuJ Tequires only the labor at a
nan ana bog, 10 place and take oil the sheets
lheIr hrSt mover Is steam engine which cost
about 10 Louis but for which the burning of
coal Is indispensable. 1T would be useless 10
employ wood IN 1t; and the former OF these
conDustbles can only be replaced by water or
horse power. These presses have not vet been
introduced Into Germany, bat some pubis
J1uTlais propose 10 employ tbeni."
N5 iLL-fakM sEMlSANY.-ILis scmuaTs Is sIfdaici
~ ~ Stafford County, about seventeen miles from
Falmouth. ~ Will commence the ensuing yrsf Oh the
i5'h January ana end Use l5ih December following
lhc course Of instructions wiiinCiude OgfA9aragha
h'df'"g, Pe"mGnsiP, Jrifhmefir, Pyacficot ff5fhf.
~.".nrS, 1togfgFhg Hnf0rg, EnrtisA Gy0lHh.Ij,
Conipo'HiOr, and other Incidental studies.
lite ems Tor i"sfd and tuon Will he = 100 = peran
i'nh'-tAcb hc~def htdng bis own he'd aud heddrg.--
tie Subscribers conscious Of the hch rcsronssr. Of
in'ig''oi Dp' y give abstraction o. al whose sous "
".fus may Do committed a. their care.
Grateful Got The ihcial patronage heretofore extended
urJ are os'if'ns 70 meit continuance Of Gle same
CHARLES rACKErT.
q. Tgctff tsrpy 70 inform h.s ,.et1. ..s he srb
.. '' .,' hssi,3 p qve rsf-orcd and that le b. nop
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-12-03
From the MOatre0t EeSdM of Nor le
EARTHOIrAKL,

On SaturdaylaSt about Eve minutes after
noon, a severe shock ofan earthquake was gelt
over thls city and vicinity. IL was accosnpa-
med w.tn rumpling noise du.ing s or s. Sc
conds. ltwas also felt at William Henry pre-
cise.y at the same time IN two siorks, accord
ing to the following communications:
The duration Ofthe two shocks, includioo-
INC interval, was estimated at about five Sc