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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-06-13

rTNWENTY DOLLARS REWARD will be raid bv ,ba
muatto fellow, abon2i years oId-he has bsy head ~
ham-He absconded the Sd Of last month Had on a
dark blue coat, light colored pan aloons and dark col
ored great coat He IS pretty good Gardner and Ditch
err and probably will endeavor to get business in ,ht
line Tie is pretty well known about Manchester as he
framed horses some years ago at Maj. VIM Balls ps
VIII probably endeavor TO into business nj The Turnnk
Road now erecting TO the of Richmond He bas a
Cousin IN Richmond named Jerry that belonged or dos.
belong, 10 Mr.. Thomas Foulkes Of thai place and IL ia
likely Jerry may harhor him. The above reward will no
paid, and all reasonable charges allowed on DELIVERING
him TO JOHN nm aNntp '"s
Chesterfield, June H. IIns,
TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS RFwAKD.-Ran SS--vi
from the Subscribers the list inst likely " uIaf
womap named SALLY, neshy aud well made alont n
years df age about feet q irches high her !sr en-
orally tied up towards the her head and hns, ~
bovethe ears lhick lips, her front teeth wide ap,r She
loon With her one white. one striped. and two ilpe
striped dresses. and may he supposed to havs gone VI
her husband, Peter who here few dave 10 see bet
and who lives With his master, Mr.. Joseph Collier IL,
king 4 Qneen County. II is likely she may re lnrkins
aDout in That neighborhood sire raised ana ls
some relations there, and only sold from uat quarter
few months since.
Whoever ein bring the said slave rs shall receive
The above reward aud for securing her any public
A.. & D. NIsarr.
June 10. tl-H
rVyHIRTY DOLLARS REWKRD Fsn away 5To1 55s.
y Subscriber some time last summer. negro man
named REUBEN, 3 feet 8 inches high-nO particnlar
mark recoiected. except one on his right hand which
will give The above reward to any person who viii
deliver the said Negro me- him in Jail so that
get him. JAMES WILLS Sen
Nelson. June 2. II-3m
yTvfIR Subscribers, under the dru Of JANIS HaPpfSs
& Co. have opened In the house lately occnpied nv
G.. NJ. Darlington & Co. Wholesale aud Retail Drurnist
and ApOthecary Store embfacinqa large and general as
sortmen OF Drugs, Ncdici7cs Paints oils &c. Iufen.
ding keep constantly fill supply ~ all the various
articles in their line Of the best quality they bee leaveto
invite generally, the attention Of country merchants and
pbysciaus believing that they will be enabled 70 afford
general satisfaction to all who may please favor them
with orders
The physicians and citizens NJ Richmond and lis vic.
nifty areassnfed. that prescriptions and ~ other appra
lions Tor Medicines sc. will be attended TO with atcu,ss
racy and dispatch.
The public are also assured that such ARRANGEMENTS
are made will enable them o. keep constantly on and
supply Of excellent Soda Bafcr.
Mayo .-nsv
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We observe from northern paper, that
the " Monongalia Spectator" printed at
Morgantown, publishes notice of an
intended application 10 bave the county
of Monongalia set off from this State,
and attached to Pennsylvania, or some
other contiguous state, where the laws
are equally and equitabIy dispensed. !"
1t is urged that Western Virginia is rul-
ed with rod of iron and unless, (they
say,) we can obtain change in some
manner, our castigation will be so severe
that we shall be unable 70 bear it," a" We
are treated, (they continue, } as a deserted
step-child instead of the legitimate off
spring of Virginia. Tie same notice
states, that if affairs 20 on as they have
done, until August, they will have no
sheriff, coroner, or court-and be with
out toao, and with but very little Gos-
pei!-What are the particular complaints
of our Western Brethren, alluded TO, we
are yel TO learn.
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DANIEL TRTPLETr.
lids

ht once OF the Sherfof Henrico CoWnfv Is Tc5c7-
a Nef 10 the house Of Alexander Bnrlsuan a e., 5
above the hastings Court ONCE -" uooiS
IuIe 49, -
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.6@e.tZe Ar CITY-POTNT, 5o,, LTV-
$3.50 ER poor

The asi-seing British brig HOPE Curt Fe,..-d psy
ts hrTihen $50 rsis, copperec, ana COPPER fastened
having part OF her cargo engaged For freight Of the re-
hlaindeT, or pas sage (ayiIg comfortable accorno
ons,) apply 10 Wa. RoBERrsoN q Co ys1SsrSb1.s
BRJDG 90 G m .-y.trs,.i,
June IL.
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PORT OF RICHMOND, VIRGINIA,
A'7fred since err icst,
sehrs kichsrd & Mary, Meekiu, New York: retscy Sc
MHy, tfayser, Rapp3bannOck ;Slocps Canton, Goodwin
Nort"k Union, Middleton, do. /; Rich,noHti Grave,
10 New-fork Packet, Mccleave, New-York Virginia
Trader, Casweli, Edenton.
CLEARED,
schys snsan Riddick, Cooper -: Hairyon Ira.
-eis Dauntess TTavers, Do. Lottery[ cregh
tph' TO- Heiirtco, Heiton, DO Emily, Litian do
constitution, ITSvers. Philadelphia rdsn Hunter
sator, Hart, do. ~ .
~
I'VE co-Paunrrship OF N. & J. A. f4Ec.srEK q Co
guessed TO make immediate payment.
MIN. Limo tyY-FP
y. 4. J5N1.sSrEp
M G. L8ChL4ND.
THE Subscribers have formed connec,io, Il, h
CoUrTS. ' --"'>NhaND e
JoHNd. LANCASTER
MfyT' O. I4CH-IdVD
,, PaT. COU7Ty.
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of Sa IN, r'faemt ,cserrc Tuesday Tie s dsT
OF Juy next, (ii fair, II not the next fair day .
posFeV De sold without reserve on the pren;se. -,
,"e slshest otuuer, my FAFW IN Coochland ,.,n,,rN
brow" ny ne u1neof PlaHfGr's Fore '''
ne trc"s 81 rae Sotc will be- thi,d casb and ,,
tlUs !" Two cq annual payments with inter 81 fron n
uae. nave Deen induced To change the mode ~, .s,s
,u eiiS OF payncnt by the suggestion OF a few NIL.
.een country friends, who say the Farmers fyba 80
through the Banks 'S 'o"e Hsne
ihs property having already been sometime ad,a,,;.
anu nescrlhed III the Enquirer, mai IS IL unuecess.ty ~
give particular description Of Suffice h Ia cav II w
II hes on Licking Hole Creek and contains II ~
y sara 10 be 40 miles above Richmond 10 .bovc,,n
county Court House, and from Boat Nayiga;ion 80
James river About 80 acres of this Farm rin on ~,
creek IS rs rich as James River Low ,,ronpfs Tbs 80,
sidue ofthe Land produces good Wheat Corn THE.
ana coser " iies well, aud is in good order Tor Fam
ing iaio OIL h ine heds and each ne we ,,ate,ed hv
beautiful stream running through 1.-THE dweiiny
houses neat ana convenient the uer houscs may Vs.
some repairs, Dn there is a :cicncy uf them for lie
use otthe iaiui-Ihe Orchards large and contai
different kinds Of choice lnt - ~ ''"'"i"
ihe properly is under the occupancy of Mr. Iobr u,
No"e VINO VIII show II to any person wishing 10 uv ~
uc ouOscllDsr VIII attend DIV ~ the Farm ~ ~
untn 10 DO so ny any Gentleman wishing IN purcJase
Tue fsrm VIII be delivered the purchaser ar .,v
rae on tue Isl DAY Of Jan. probably much sno
able time. ~ 80" seasoiA-
June 10. SN 'NifLtiI-,
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IMPORTANT DECISION.

EANEsvILLE, (O.) Sept. lO.-During
the session of the Court of Common Pleas
tor this county, last week, a cause was
tried which excited no small interest in
the public mind.
An action was brought by James Smith,
President of the Owl Creek Bank of Mt.
Vernon, against Leonard Jarvis, 10 reco-
yer the sum of one thousand dollars,
which had been borrowed of the Owl
Creek Bank, with interest. The suit was
brought upon note executed by Jarvis
ID favor of James Smith, and made paya-
bic at the house of l.. S. Silliman,
The cause was ably argued by Messrs.
Silllman, Harper and Stockton, for the
plaintiff, and Messrs. Culbertson and
Granger for the d, PENDANT. The counsel
for the defendant pleaded the law of the
state against the claims of unauthorized
banks, and maintained that 10 debt could
be recovered by them. The plaintiff con-
tended that this bank came not within
The statute OF the subject, and that the
laws prohibiting the circulation of unau-
thorIzed bank paper were unconstitutional.
Judge Wilson, President of the Court,
charged the jury i'll an able manner, ON
lie several points connected with the
case. The jury returned with rerdict n,
Juror Of the plaintiff, for tie FIJI amount Of
tie demoRd, NTH interest. Messenger.
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JNrnes Riyer I.ana

WILL ~. SOLD TO the highest bidder ON the mani
sts, on Ag"day tie 27fh ray OF Oct05es' .icrt A
valuable IiACT OF LAND, containing 663 acres i,iIy
III .hs tS"hI OF tuvanha, al the mouth Of haTdwafe
niles above Charles SCOtps. The advantages Of ms
pace aie It's contguy to several Rne niauf .trr,ug
100 acres Of nrst RATE low Grounds
the same ne and place, will be sold 10 likely Ne
der. y y , VI
ItRNS-one half cash for the Lard and years Gre
oior the balance, with deed 0f to secure the
payment. The COru, &c. will be sold for CASH
Those inclined 10 purchase TcGuestcd TO vi it and
view The place. Mr.. Simpson Nhs resides ON IL viii
sue" Al ~ aJ person pGts0ns vino may wish 70 view
it. THOMAS rIND4fr S...,t
Sept 20. 4, ,.ids
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New fashions.

-Uy;tO's n. BR ADLEY. 7dsisr. Haiti s Pc'itse Ss.
4 kCr, Of aud I2b streets, Rchn,oAd (laie
foreman 20 the Messrs. wat.,rs of Piiladrihia bess
leave t. his gfat,ui thaaks THE lad
gentiemsH al Richmond. arths public in general for
the unprecedented patronage he La, received slice his
residence here.
Ever anxious eSre he has spent SOME ,ife tho soF
for the of Selecting whatever and elegant
IA his iius ot business lie begs 10 infbIm them he has
just returned wlib most superb assortment cf tine Clt.
cassineres. &c. many OF which are II higher sssni.
than aei6e imported here. He has likewise
ceved elegant seiecouof TRIMMINGS. both for Ia
dice aud genefnems dress aud ior all n s,acs OH
OF tue tnited Safes Navy aud ARM. SUI
perb pattern Stf OF cie,hrs for The fail fashion and
ADDITIONAL supply OF lands hi phis ,sui Ia
abilily To ANY In the no,.d.
~ ORDERS thankfully received. and executed NTH
the utmost el,ssi;e and desbatcl.
- Wanted 10 hire, for the ftinasJri of IL. Year.
DO, u ~ 70 years of ace
sept rs. al II
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COMMUNICATION.


Liaes on rsifiiHg the communication of the death
" MisS Sasam CAristiIa, ute cf Ne,c Aent
county.
les " Hight lie the earth" where such virtue reposcs
And sretn 'e the tur" which sLa mantle her era,c
And flourish The spray thai shall ge' .iuate roses
To blow III TIE noinin2-to di= IA tiirr bloom.
And holy he clay, that such beauty encloses
And sacred Tie willow Iiiat weeps DER bsr urn
For. her ,AeLiaiy lives, and Religion supposes
Her Spirit IS na.iow'd though ne'er ie reiurn.
Breathe soiiy, zephyTsl disturb not her slumbcrs
la san unduia0ns oh teRderly wave;
Ard tfenipie no sPtig that her relics vu,EmheTs
fof s~eety she sleeps IA the night OF lhe grave.
Nov dark tao her dwelling and cold be her pillow
Ana ishely auu uaTrOs the bouse where she lies
t5eT soul Ia those mansions, where cayes HOT bow
On finioEs Of Angels exultrnsly flies.
But, V'Itne, how vain is thy power t guard usl
Nor innocence, parity, woTth, can asah
Yet sure there Is one who will richly reward MS
Ihch where Is the sting" that should bewail
Nor beauty So trail and transient flower
AdOrz'a with its iOveiiest features can save
or else she had huished her bright glowing hour,
Nor Susan had slept in the night of .le grave.
MERLLl.
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VALLEY RANK

SHEPHERDsTowN, Va. Sept. IS.-The
citizens Of Shepherdstown, and its vicini-
ty, are reminded that the books for the
stock Of tie Valley Bank will be opened,
for subscription, on the first day of No
vember next, in CharlesiOwn. AS branch
ofth bank will be estabIshed(i n all pro-
babiliiy) at some place either liz Jefferson
or Berkley county, it is hoped That the
subscriptions from this part of the coun-
Try will be liberal, with a view to obtain
ing Tie branch at this place. The shares
are 5 100 each; ome-filth only TO be paid
at the time of subscribing, and one-iifth
at ilie expiration of every two months
thereafter, until the whole is paid up. As
the payments are tn be made in specie, il
may he. well enough for those who wish
Ia become Stockholders IN this Institution
10 provide themselves in time with specie,
Cor United STATES Bank paper, il is pre-
sumcd, will be receiyed) Those who
may b DESTROYS to subscribe for stock,
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Valuable Coal Hand.

will SILL TO the highest bidder, on ran dur Of
- ncLl m1Hth (0ctoder hcfore Ihc font deor The
Tax'e hetsl, III t9e CHy OF Richmond that VARIABLE Is
IAi Ia the county OF POWiaan know As ire ,s,gafs
IrGct containing by late 1854 acres ana adoiui
.De ahns OF John Depp Charles Branch The coal isnds
Known az tie PdtterSOns Pits, &c. gLr o.atv az ~,
lfau' ds farm renders valuable, having iaige pro-
poItien of low grounds and oaeI advantage lhe pros
pet oI coal isVerl great, several thou amt busrs ia
wig Isen raised and have been bored isio m vs,io,
p.fs o. me Land-many good judges Rave aid there w
- roup' ppI large body 81 coal uigh he sr0 ar brt
htte expense Tie distance hOgi the FITS 10 ie Lana
ing ON The River Is about mi'es
lhhhS-One thmd cash, the balance i60 or i2e d,,s
htEolaO,e hoes, with ugcXc ertOBlJle efdul sefs VIII
"eltlulto' PETER DUPUY.
.o,I. ~. al ids
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and may not wish 10 go tn Cl.arlestown,
can constitute some person their attorney
IN fact, who can subscribe and make Their
payne nj for them.
II is believed that this viii be one @.
the mo ST valuable State Banks in the y
States. That consideration, togeihe
with a prospect oi obtaining Il branch a
this place, il is hoped, vii! inrucc ever,
rerson who wishes 10 rake jndicious
investment of their money, and al 'hs
same time To promote The prosperity OF
this town and neighborhood, 10 subscribe
tor as much stock IS they conveniently
can, it IL should be but one share.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-09-26

Z WISH TO SILT q Tracf or Laad. lying on the Byrd
Crcek Ia Goochlaitd county and aboui one mile ans
haii iT1iu James River, containing 3G7 acres
would also sell between so aAd % 9crcs Of Iaud
Niugi the same gOnrty al Dining tire seize tic Hyrd
MI aud ~ something lessihan one mile ofJsles Rye.
Upon The las. mentioned isna sre confederate ;n..
provenen and Pablic iandus earfed by the Virgi.
na Nsseupiyl from which large qr.nties OF produce
are annually shipped.
For TERMS apply tothi 'rhecriher living ~ HE Byfd
(Goochlaudl who viii sbes be Land t. eny one desirons
"l pdtchAiHg. WtkNtH LEWIS.
Sept. 20. an On,
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70 LAST NIGHTS MN.

= 111I1' -'IIHI WHIL.
Various suggestions have been thrown out
IN the public prints, intiInating that MIR. GAL
LATIN, our Minister in France, has complained
TO our government that he has cause 10 be
greatly dissatisfied at the reception, official
and personal, which lie meets with from the
frencii government and an appeal is made TO
The Editors of tie National Intelligence as to
the truth OF this report. Thus called upon. we
can only say, that we have 40 Knowledge OF
such facts as are stated, and that all that we
have heard on the subject goes to contradict
them. Nat. lat.
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James River N.an(;.

WILL SELL that handsomely situated Farm on
which Oaiiet HOrrrysett, deed. resided, l. ipg In
CEesiefned county ,abOnt 10 mics Hichr "a AVID
hies below the U. SIS. Arsenal. This farm borders
nearly mile upon the river contaIus 400 acres t,yo
NiTds OF winch is woodland snd well timbeed Las A.
Dout % acres n river low grounds u IS we'll enclosed
with good fences. The buildings having dec, Ell inucl
tue improvements incosiderabie. II has on e GOOD
orchard. lis LaAd produces well, and every an
10 - " 49, -. ."pPV
Sept; 20. I5tisfr
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INDfliN JUDGEMENTS.

ST. LOUIS, August 23.--Ry a gentleman lust
arrived here from New Dreams VIA river Ou-
achiita, we are informed that formidable CO.
ali,on OF Indian tribes have asst mbied AT the
Cherokee villages on the Arkansas, Consisting
OF Chcrokees Choctaws Shawanoes, aud Della.
wares from the east 81 lie Of the Mississippi and
CaddOs Casualties, Japkawahs, Conan hes
and the Cherokees Of the Arkansas; for the
purpose OF waying war against the 0sages.-
The Casualties, 1ankawahs aud Cadios OF
Red river, and the Cherokee Of the 4 rkansas,
complain that the Osases are perpetualy send.
ing strong Wal parties into THEN country, ktii-
ing small hnpt.ng hauds of their peon,e aud
drivns Nh n ei, horses. Cur informant ira
Velici part Of the distance between the Qua
chiia and ArSGosaS rivers with a large party,
going on TO JON the confederate troops They
nal six Lcld pieces with several whites anG
half breeds, Sho learned the use o. artillery
under General jackson last war. They said
they were informed that the OSagcs had bcilt
forts, TO which they intended 10 retreat after
the general battle, which II is thought will be
fought near Ea,hart's salt works gu the Ar
kanSas, on that cluster of streams called the
Six-Briis, aud above the boundary line lately
run between the Interior counties of this terri
tory aIi the Dsage country.
he csases Are aware of the intended at
tack, but cannot believe they will be met b.
sucE Formidable force.
As they always fight the pitched battles or
horseback, 1t is probable they will be defeated
IN that broken country which .hey have chosen
for the combat.
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Niife OF Patrick Nenyy /:

AaEs WEBSTER, NO 10, Sodfh Liehth STREET,
btgs leave tn inform his subscribers and tue lubic
IN general the above Work is in lie Press and will b..
ready iOf delivery 10 lie cOui sc OF Two rEOnths.
J. w respectfully informs the gentlemen who at
tend the Medical Lecures in Philadelphia that he Keeps
fr their accommodation list OF gouse their
terms,
j. has also for SALE general assortment Of eaicai
and Law Books, man. ofwsch new publications,
which lac will sell on reasonable terms.
Philadelphia, Sent.
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COMMUNICATED FOX THE BALTIMORE PATRIOT.
Extract 81 letter from st. thongs, dated Sent.
10 a ggH.lejRdn in tE;y cify

We have accounts here that Admiral BRI.
ON, through the opportunities of his ofiiceis
* subOTdinaies, made d desperate attack on
tie rOyaiistS at AUsHstura, winch terminated in
the entire defeat the latter, aud the reduction
OF the whole province OF Guiana 10 the control
of the patriots. part of the land and sea force
OF the rOyaiisis surrendered, and The surviving
remnant of tie army escaped To Grenada
BRI0N has proceeded for MArgarittd, with the
intention. il is said, TO dispossesS tie royalist,
of that isla nd.
No further particulars Of the expedition
have reached here but leitars have been re-.
ceived containing the amount Of hat is above
Stated"
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HYN,ws ard s1.e.sicine.

7 the sign % the Goi0c, tfD,far, have rec eyed
4 aud are ovsHng Tail S.trly OF pRt IS ard
MEDICINE. together with essoIUa.Bt of ~ MS.
OiLS% DrEStUriS. cniurri-,nR very gene >.
ni,ut 81 almost every ati,ee ia jus ne vhcG
Gef,fgiA6g 10 sril rkCy they be hat town.
JAM lis ICKlLoSE - CO.
Ser,etnhrr2B. 4ilat
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ROBBERY OF THE MAIL.

About four weeks past the Poslrider on the
hhrr,onEur- r1nie, about - miles from THIS
City im the county of Hanover, was assa,led
by one white man and two negroes, tue bags
taken from him aud carried into the woods,
where they were soon after found, ript open, a
packet or two of newspapers torn, but no let
missed
Last Saturday, a. uie Postbov on the same
route was ON his way TO this City, he aighteI,
Tor a moment, when two negroes rushed out
from the wo0ds, seized him, threw him 10 tire
ground, and picked his pockets of abont Z.
Shai we cut those things open again = said
Que OF these highway robbers. pointing 10 the
bags: They however decided against it, leay-
ing the Mailbag untouched.
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aMount HANDING IGr Sale

HE Subscriber oilers for sale his FARM called Mount
80, Lahu'ls ~ The county Of Essex, lying imnedi-
aie> on creek emptying into Tie Rappahsnnock and
ABOUT ionr rules iron iappahannock containing lbont
otu acres Fave had this farm in the cultivation OF corn
anu wheat, last aud the present and have
Doth years remarkably well. This farm is better la,ed
or raising stock OF ali kinds than any OF its size ever
sawad me quantity OF zine hay, that be so conveu
ehtS theh from It's marshes, afford a ready easy and
ei'ah me AIS Of improvement Mr. Henry Mol ersIead
VINO resides on 1t, will shew any person no p.y
"ish 10 view It, FOR terms apply to the subscriber.
,. BALDWIN NJ. LEE
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LYON SILICA sci of praWers. suitable for praciis
y ing Physician. and machine Tor inieefinv blood
vessels They beieug 20 gentleman vho has removed
to The wsst1ari aud VII be sold 0W...Agph o.
WI LIAM WAEpLAW < 60.
AngGsts. M-Ws.n
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IT IL Is "tb much concern learn n PaSsen-
ger RON the South that tue gallant THORNTON P0sEY
iae Colonel oi the u s. Army, aud recently Colonel
The Patriot army, under Geh. MGregor bIeatl,td his
last al Wilmington, n. {. on "Wednesday week. lie
reached Hat harbour IN vessel from Amelia Island IL,
company VITA tie gallant friend WHO shared the ois
IN. eNpediilon He had symptoms OF the bilious lever
when lie embarked Which proved for ms ns-
Tally strong constitution.
m"ch oi tie success which attended the expedition
was OWN. 10 POseys eNeftOds his seucros aud Gallant
s"i wound nave beEn proud - have ted the banners
ubtlty INTO All ensaved land but, when he onud that
tue s.ais were insufficient Tor great argose that
n"d military eNpe|il0D Was about degenerate into
prYiieerng system lie and Is Virginia mend lir
Up thelT commissions, aud sbGe aeu Amelia Island
ne HAS no sunk into The grave where neither tie voice
OF .iDeIiS hoi giery csn fe.ch him over silent
sod, IL poured The Sigh OF man who sets value p
on gailan'fy, sehe t-ity, aAd noble damn.
tIs sai ihai Gen h'UIego is alb 10 revisit South
America.
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STAPLES OF THE MARKET.
Tobacco 81 to i2-Corn s 6 TO jO-Flour
new, Richmond Mills, 5 54-Ganal, about 5 8
TO ~ heat S 5O--Meal S ! 30
Groceries. Sugar brown, 5 ~ to Is per hun
dred-Cohee 10 10 % cts. per h. MOlasses 80
to % cts. per Gallon Herrlngs s 81 per barrel
Bacon - cts. per h.
Virginia Stocks.............II6
u. States BaHk do..........I4S also:
U.States per cent,......... IO3d I0i
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-09-26

The Citizens of Pittsburg, who have
joined so many others iii the fashion OF adj
dressing Il prdising, have however touch
ed upon one theme, on which The Presi-
dent will be compllmclted b. the historic
an-the free navigation Of the MissiSSippi
When Mr.. Jay proposed to give up the
navigation of that river for 25 or 80 wears,
MIR. Monroe was the first to resist the "a
bomlnable pr0iect.-lt was he too, that
secured Louisiana, which secured forever
tile uninterrupted use of tho Mississippi.