Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-07-25


the poor, rich and at the same time To
convert all laborers, into philosophers.
1t is thought it might contribute some
thing 10 the publlck good TO examine into
the means principally proposed for eilec-
ting these great and benevolent objects
these vast schemes for improving The
condition Of men for this purpose the IN
diligence of a aggression is asked Tor Il
single number.
E5Yata in the Sc CriiiiHe upon Mr. Hays Speech
No. list column, for preludices" read
prejudice"--for - both over their minds as
wcli as their purses read " over their minds
as well their purses'-emt " both'-Add
| the words ip his turn at The end of these
words, and Will subject the writer 10 just cri-
| ticissi'-omt them IN the next Sentchce.--2d
| column, for the words aversion to the repeti
| ton" read " aversion from the repetition "
No. Ill Column ), for Entirely" read
| intentiy"-tor" which might justify these, -
| read" them"
No. lV.--Co Sd. for" ard vi Hing slave of
| AL read" it az The willing slave of all"--tor
malice prepences," read "malce prepense'--
for to rsaiize the mOi sense read Is to de-
mo'ali=c the moral Seense'-ior " sare not law
read surely no law"
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'AvosiOn-G- fron--uert0-so tuin
s-7-The writer is so much afflicted wiki rhen
matte affections that hc is scar ely able to use
| his right hand for the purpose ofwriting. Some
| delay in furnishing the other Nos NAV he the
consequence OF this severe and continued af
| Fiction.
LdTEST from Tie !SPINTSH PATRIOTS.
| We have been favored with am extract of a
letter, from am officer now with Gen. McGre-
| gor. The writer is gentleman o high mind
| ed feelings man of honor:
| FERNANDrNA, July II.
| SWill n"n? of tie young Vugmgns come to
our standard They are the men for this bu-
! siness Their high sentiments of honor, their
! deeStaton OF every thing mean their love OF
/ liberty, and their desire 10 promote the happi.
ness OF mankind, eu,inentiy qualify them for
Important services IN tins patriotic underta-
/. king. Our attack upon this place was daring
| in the extreme, and but for the pusil lanhniiy
! OF our enemy, the consequences to us might
| have been disastrous. We have possession of
/ all the country as tar as st. Augustine where
e., the enemy has collected all, lis forces. * where
| they viii probably wait for our attack The
! Lit Colonel IS nov in advance, with Il body of
infantry aud cavalry. Others will move on
soon, and nope ere long, We shall ,hew our
| selves before Augustine"
To THE EDITOR OF THE ENQUIRER.
| | have been directed bv Meeting of
the Citizens OF Hanau ha County, to send
you The aIiiexed resolutions tor insertion
III your Paper, not doubling but from
their relating To a subject of general con-
Germ, you will give them publicity.
| JOSEPH LOWELL.
| Al Meeting of the Citizens of KanawIIa
| County, held at the Court House, OF the stII
day of July, 1917, for the purpose of taking in
| to consideration the best means to be adopt ed .
| in concert with their fellow citizens OF Virgi-
| MIA and Ohio, To aid in the great work of Natl
| onai Improvement, and more especially TO o.
! pena more direct communication between the
4 lam and lIagnr
| tons were adopted:
| Resolved, That Philip Z. Thompson. William
! Steele, Andrew Parks, Joel Shrewsbury, Da-
| vid RuImer, Joseph Lowell, James Wilson,
| john Reynolds and john Warih be a standing
| committee TO prepare Memorials to DC plesen-
| ted TO the Congress of the United States and
| TO the Legislature of Virginia, on the subject
or connecting the navIgabie points of the James
| aud kanawhd rivers, by an Artificial road and
of improving the present condition OF those ri
| vers. And a Memorial TO the Legislature of
| Virginia, praying the establishment of Bank
| at CharleStown; which memoir ais the said COM
mittee are 10 cause 10 be printed and distribu-
ted IN the various counties interested i'll effect
| inc those objects.
| Resolred That the same Committee CORES
| pond with such persons they may deem pro-
| per on those subjects, and charge themselves
| generally with the care and promotion OF the
! objects aud wishes OF this meeting in relation
| TO those interesting measures
Resotued, That the standing committee raise
| F"Nh sum oS as may De
adequate to carry into effect the preceding re-
| solutions.
| Resolued, That copies of the proceedings of
| this meeting be transmitted to the Editor of
| the Richmond Enquirer, and 10 the Editor of
tile Scioto Gazette, for publication in their re-
| spective papers.
ANDREW PARKS, Chairman.
JOSEPH LOWELL, Secretary.
STAPLES OF THE MARKET.
Bacon II a. lSi rtS-(,nrn AToaI En ~ 81 -
Corn S7-FlOur Sll-Hemp sllO SI20-
Wheat 81 10 a l Si-rObacco 81 q SILL