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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-10-02
FOR THE ENQUIRER.


IL is now ascer'ained that the Executive
| means TO surrender the Spanish posts 10
the Spanish uthorities-Pensacoia, I'M
condiiionally, into the hands of any "a
| gent WHO may he authorized to receive
IL and ST. Marks, into the possession OF
! any Spanish force, which may be compe-
tent 10 keep il out OF the hands ofihe IN
dams. This course puts AN end 10 those
| nmpu'ations OF ambition and sira.a,,em,
which have been SD eagerly trumpetied
| forth by the London Courier and OTHER
organs Of The British Ministry, against
| the Ex cuiive OF The u. States.
learn iroma gentleman from Washing
ion, that no Spanish agent has yet APP
peared 10 receive Pensacola from our
troops delay has probably arisen
from Gov. Massoii's bcingdriven to Cam
prachy, by adverse currents, OIL his way TO
| Havana.
Whatever doubts may exist, among our
politicians, AS TO the constitutional power
OF the President 10 retain ST. Marks pro-
visonaily, ii may be pleasing TO lean that
Tie course of the administration has been
acceptable To The ministers Of foreign ma
lions az Washington. The French Mi
mister, In particular, who has taken a-deep
interest III the question, is said 10 have ex-
pressed his pesieCt satisfaction with the
resolution taken by our government.
We certainly are IN want of facts TO
light us 10 dei;niine opinion on this
subject.
When Congress meet, every doubt
viii he removed-Wr shall have all the
facts before us, 10 permit us 10 Judge of
the past and The Legislative branch will
be In session, to regulate the future. If
NnnII, has y.nintaI h.E Ia .,fI 4.
treaty, Congress have full powers TO de-
clare war. If she is unable 10 rein in the
indians, they will be ready 10 authorize
the President 10 make a provisional occu-
patton OF Florida, or of such parts of as
may be sufficient, 10 control them Spain
ought TO understand that the President
III snrrendering Pensacola, yields il not
so much from any respecttor her conduct,
as from regard tor our constitution
not because she has complied with her
treaty, but because he wishes TO comply
with the charter, from which he derives
his power.-Let 1t at once he ascerialned,
that she wants either the will or The abb
lily 10 comply with her stlpulations thai
the lives OF OurcItlZens are exposed 10 the
mercy of the Indians, twill become The du-
ty oil congress 10 occupy those posts which
are essential 10 our safety. Spain ought
to see This in ,ime-she ought Immediate
~ TO shape her course accordingly -or
she will rue the consequences.
have no doubt that one of the most
important topics before The next Con-
gress will be The provisional occupation
of Florida. Why cannot she anticipate
the measure by an amicable cessi0u on
fair and advantageous grounds The
point of Iionoris now saved TO her. We
are about to Surrender Pensacola and TO
md her OF every appearance of Compul-
sion. II she means TO cede Florida, this
is tie momemt TO do it with honor.
A. Ii.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-10-02

lae Governor OF Guadaleupe has is.
sued an order directing The Immediate
seizure and scqucsiration of ai! goods ma
nuiac,nred of cotton, linen, &c. whether
found in shops on Tie island or in depo-
sit. lis os,ensiblc object is the encom-
rasement OF the manufactures of old
France.
II appears by the marine report &c the
ship Exeter, arrived at Salem from Bonn
bay, that The British sloop of war Naccoon
was to sail from 81. Helena for America
abou, the oath luly, with the Austrian
commissioners, as ambassador 10 ii4e q. S.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-10-02

~ The National In, lligencer, (per las,
nights mail after reprObaling The spirit,
of priNaieering against Spanish AID por-
luguese vrssriS, which seems 10 have s,iz-
ed ON Il iew OF Our citizens, distiaims any
intention 10 cast reflections on those
whose names have been given In The pub
lie as having been made The SELECTS Of
proSe, uiiops by the Portuguese Consul
General al Baltimore. Without pretend
my 10 guess whether those prosecutions
viii be sustained or dismissed on the
ground of national law, We have inforua-
ton which satisfies us, that al least one
OF them is t0rm'led on evidence entitled
To 40 respect whaietPr."
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-10-02
Candidate tar Cona.,,ess.

Major Thomas M. Nelson, the Repre-
sentative OF the district of Bru nswick, sc.
having declined reelection 10 Con-
gress, we are requested TO say, that TIA go.
FIELD esq. redeems the pledge he has Civ
en- mauy Of his fellow-ciiizens, by present
ing himself as a candidate to supply the
vacancy which will occur. Peters. Int.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-10-02

IDUESuANI To the will Of John Pendleton deceased.
will sell oR e2Dth OcfOber inst. " lair IL not
the Hext fair day, at the late dweing-house Of Sarah
FendietOn deceased, ~ the county u Hanover near
capt Charles GOodalis tavern aTRACT OF LAND con.
tanning ABOUT 900 acres, win dwelling ana ont houses
Also, about 80 likely NECkOES. consisting Of men, 40
men, boys gfs aud cildTen.Ntaf ~ of these negroes
are boys, girls aud yonng women between the age Of
and Is years aud more than half bsys.-Alsc, az the
sane time VIII be SOLD the STOCK Of all Kinds. honse
hold aud Kitchen furniture &C About {, 20u0 worth Of
the negroes viii be sold for cash balance Of the
uetoes the land aud the Caci estate also the cfop
oi com fodder, &C will be sold months the
purchaser giving bond pilb gsod stcufdy.
HENRY PFNOLEI OH, Admir- with the
oct T. 45,-wq"- wii annexed
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-10-02
MAMMOTH CORN

WILMINGTON, Oei.) Sept. 26.-There
IS now growing on the Farm of Robert
Hamilton. Esq. in Brandywine Hundred,
Rev Castle County, Delaware, stalk OF
core, measuring as ii stands seventeen
ana hall feet IN hPight.-'rhe seed was
brought from the West Indies.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-10-02

HUDSON, IN. " Sept. 22.-In the af-
fPrnoon OF yesterday Mr.. Joseph Lancas-
ter arrived in this city from Albany .-IIe
visited The School established here on The
Lancasterian plan, and, we are informed,
spoke OF II in the most flatterinS terms );
declared that in so fare as he had the means
at Judging, it was equal 10 any he had e.
Yer seen.
In the evening he delivered public
lecture, explanatory of his system of
teaching.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-10-02

- virtue e deed Of trust from Robert ". Bell To
- the subscriber Of record ~ the county Al
beInare secure the several sums OF money therein
mentioned, he will sell at auction TIE I'd day Of No
RENTER merit all The right title and interest which the
said Bel held and to the lot AVID houses in the town
81 Charlottesville wed to him ny Thomas BELL deed
which occupied by lessee Scott. The sale will
be made the premises aud such title conveyed as the
trust deed warrants, JOHN r.. JONES Trustee.
OCt2. 4t..w1w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-10-02
NAYAL DEPOT.

We learn that as soon as the Commissioners
have finished their Survey al New York they
Will proceed 10 this port, for the purpose of
completing the Survey of our important Har-
Dor aud Bay, with view to its being selected
aS place Of Naval Depot. The location of
the Naval Depot in our vicinity will be of the
highest Importance TO this town.
fNeWporf Mercury
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-10-02

e'ALL GOODS. Patterson s POHs0Hbg now
Z receiving large supply and extensive assortment
OF SEAsoNABLE GOODS, which they viii sell low for
cash OF town accepances. Satisfied that the quality and
prices OF their goods will bether best recommendation
they Only invite the attention The public agd paTtcu
larry of their customers and country rrchants.
II YOUNG MAN, we'll acquainted with the cry
goods business, who is a good boOk-keeper, and
come well recommended, wlhnd einpiOy mrUt above
OctOber2. -. 81,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-10-02
MAMMOTH GRApE VINE.

z WORCESTER, (Mass.) Sept. o3.A
person wio had been TO Ohio, on lis re-
Turn mentioned, among many other won
ders, that of swinging across The, Ohio
River where ii was half nile wide. on
grape vine which hung from the bouelis
OF "a Tree over head. Although we cannot
Doast OF any thing equal to this i'm New
England, yet ] examined Vine few
days since, which, from lis extradordinary
SIZE, Is worthy of notice. At IL feet from
the ground II measures 50 inches i'm cir
cumierence and several feet higher, af-
Ter IT has divided into three branches, one
OF them measures III inches i'm circumGer-
r1Hce.
AleNandcT 8. Wadsworih, Esq. CAPTAIN
OF the y. s. ship independence, is appoint
rd 10 the command of tie u. S. corvette
Johh Adams, at New York.
o"cccSSfW Fishing The schr. commo-
dhore Perry, Rogers, arrived at Boston on
monday, 23 days from the coast of La
hrador, with l2I ,000' or 400 duintals
hsll--and the scllr. Industry, Nickerson.
from do with 100, 900.
Equal to $4,000 meTcbauiable
BosFoN September 1--we gave yesterday
Cnacke, Esq. in The case Of the fishing schr.
NahDy, condemned in the Court of Vice AID.
mira'ty al Halifax. The following extract
contains at large the opinion Of the Judge oil
vac most important point in the case
ne last point which is TO be considered nv
we Cont, IS right which has been set no by
.le claimant TO euler the ports aud harbors of
ms province, aud there TO cure the fish Which
we may have taken IN the course of his fishing
voyage. Aud certainly ifsuch a right exists
.ie principles Of law which have laid down
I'm SO much care viii not be applicable to
r,S vessel. unless proof shall have been made
c, Az aotull trading. Because il would rot be-
,boIsteni TO permit foreign vessels 10 egier
10 49, ha,Dors for u certain purpose, and then
ro; ".'he that entry ground upon wiich TO
~, me presumption Of illicit trade This
,jt V asserted TO belong 10 the citizens Of
s 80 Oii'ed states, under the treaty of peace
81 mo between His Britannia Majesty
~, VIZ government of that country in the year
40 avg Vt IS conieuded IN the FIRST place that
.E'l 10 take fish or onr coasts. and in our
si,a,'I ahu bays, aud 80 cure the same on the
LJ ~ thiS province, vas abs,lyiely ackaow.
tee "nu gsren by the third article OF tlm;
So ahh ~ the second that admitting the
-'y sfanied only prisiitgs" 10 30 so. iilat
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-10-02

NJ0iicB....h regular meeting of the 6ciicHitRrGt
Soctefg Of Virginia will lie held at the Union Hotel
~ The city tRChmosd, on tae 81 Monday ia This month
at ten o'clock III the forenoon.
AS snjeets OF importance 10 the society will he dis
cussed snd acted upen that meeting il very much
desired that members will generally attend.
JOHN ADAMS. SecT'y.
II The editors of newspapers III other towns res
pecuuHJ requested To give publicity TO this notice.
October ..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-10-02

tUS1 PUNISHED b. John UaryoeR. aeh Tor sale
~ 10y the ross dozen, Stage one u rfjy5nia
Poche StlHdadck 0hd F0,Eers' COa baAic.s. loi ths
year ~ orr LDrd. 1919, calculated by D~t7f PicE-
0TGSo1, Of louisa cnuuty Va IL contain, an ajditiop
tothe Astronomical calculations lists Of coulis &c &c
Hs"aii iound Ia Alnanacks) tie following useini and
entertaining pieces 10 wt Population aud number
al square miles IN each state population square
ihlIss OF the most Important parts the world Tie
gros population SUFFICE four quarters o! the
world lists VI the L. States pay slhsis-
tence "t The OHceTs OF tho list TIE NeuheTs
OF the board of public works of Virginia soma shat
lie az New Orleans, the banks az Champieip and the
Siss itruc letter from deserted vie isllc,s
husband; stinpa'hleS OF card table the wish 10
handsome young iadyyshn tait lruc the rights of
ien-lo lady I" large Deautitli yoeug lady-in
.lhson'7 some partnersup ~ loti,Ty STARE The
death OF an Iuant the NAH maid 20 the rose i'm.
pioniptn epigram auCGGOtcs- lie trDWH old ale
"iie; requisites for soipg 10 ncdcl ihe joe
Key; The physician; premature pt"n Use; dGcfeRt
line Paddl's rema, kabr biuEdei the sui obstinate
wife, and ali contra ADDITION.
Sept 20. ga
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-10-02

EST. THOMAS. Sept. z, ieIS.- We yester-
day received aR account that Admiral Brinn
wit, his squadron III conjunction with the
iand ,crces uuder the independent Gen. Ber.
hiudas LAS taken Guerra Corupauo ard Ca
riaeS. II was much feared by the roya. Spa
niards al Cemana that they would be shortly
attacked"
Gn,aIa, La, corrup,ly called Lasuira. a
town of Terra Fnma, on the Caracoa coast,
Stat. 10 SO. W. long. 90 1. Iphu. Press.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-10-02

kNok RENE. That C"Hn.Ddici.s 1laii a. nse OF %.
site The residcur. ~ Z. 81. Lcik. bsg ~ present
an The occupancy at hr. toll,iI pusst ssou rl7y Ne
had on The Isl OF November. For terns atrly AZ The
Office ofthis PAPER. oct ,. sea,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-10-02

OF these three brothers; and the victorious
arn OF him decide the fate of tisiiou WHO al
has birth, might have been cranin,sd into "a
quart mug ~. c. O6serrer.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-10-02

WILL BE SOLD, tor cast. Uyon TIE pr.ini.e e., a.,
~ the 5h day ri NVtoW6rr ne.rf The Taa.f ~
LAND upon which James L. Morgan sen, nD, Ttsiies.
I'D The county Of Prince AIS" rs hav GELD
hss,-iwo COWS and calves andrea ieifeT ana t;i it,
cTease-of such OF the uiay living: unGri d, "a
OF trust frosa Said Morgan me executed tor the ptr-
puse OF securing The debt therein men nan.
ed tn Alexander Cu sen. OF to Charles woohss.n a,d
Iarton, "Lo wts securities said Morgan fot Ike
same. ,uIN 'iu4cr
Prince EdNard Oct . fs..,,5,-s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-10-02

F1Y vtne Of deed Ofiust executed to me on the I'd
lO day OF March last. by Erasmus Reans Of Chester.
Geld county, will be sold public sale for cash JAIME.
Towards tavern IN Chesterfield county, Buckingham
road. SotRrddy the iOfh ddyof OCtObcr inst ifair
otherwise the fair day afterwards leo acres land
lying in said county-tO tie Of 225 dollars
aud all other charges and expenses attending the execu
ton at the trust WM. ATKINSON, 9Tusiee.
OCt.2. tdss
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-10-02

MAR. LbWELLEN JONES....As you are not am I'M.
4vI habiiant Of this commonwealth take this
ofnfoTmng you, that shall the 3Olh x
INST between the hours Of O'Clock in the morning and
o'clock IN The evening of each day the house Of
Boiling Branch in the town Of Maysve county Buck
ugan aud state Of Virginia, proceed 10 take the depo
stious of John II. Perkins, William G. Scott aud hers
to be read evidence in a suit now depending IN the
superior court Of law for the county - Buckingham
wherein you are plaintiff and am defendant.
Oct. 2. 43:w1ws Il. ~. BONDURANT.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-10-02

'EMtNIl DOLLARS kLwARn.. .Raili,,ay iIom
the subscriber, living in Cumberland county, on
sunday tue 2fih ut negro man Lan,ed JACOB ~
yeais oil age, feet iu'bss high, well propc tioued-
tie has remarkable scaf ON iis len temple, extending
nom iS i"Tehc.d TO his check u inches long an nch
Hi eye "ho shep'u ise an inverted ), though AL
most straight. lite away sripsd yarn ,oundabout
coat onabnrfs pamalooIs .Rn old iox calurcd wool
RAT ~ is undoubtedly aueiEOiic" tc get inc 81. Ma
tls county, stern shore at Man whence he rarP
lie cfossed Ismes RIVER at CaiterSville Tie ro,ln
OF ms eiopeDtnt will give the above rcuaio e. any
person who viii secure him la iail Hiatt him nra.n
aud pay all reasonable exuens.s incurred itsrebY.
pct. Z. i5.. 81 SNlIii CIiIli,y.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-10-02

ksoFERI SiArARD K CO.-a5e rroevil-' hy lie
Z a ship Scirio from Liverpool, paIt OF heir sall
sssor of hardware, cutlery plated btass .as-
eefy The balance daily expects BY the SusaI.....
Among :hoss Received, the following:
san ircss iaiioIs' DO. copper and ron coal hods a.
~ aud I'd wrought mails carriage lamps cufgn ;,ius
ah''s' Nsts screw plates, ring pans, knives forks
powder hasks and sllst belts. game bags buckhandle
ia2ors iron wire from 10 - copper wlre aanealed
NO. II, very handsome assortment paper tea tratg
hS'et s'ue aho mems t.es, plate WARMERS sIife bes-
hetN, dressing cases, pocket sOoks, csurOde knobs
iandein sud loaded riding IA rs, PLACED caHdlesucks
WINE chapel aud hest oyai needles pacaon
Snd mouse bells, coH'. AID best g buttons ivory
hand'e Knives and foTks, m COMPLETE portable
razor cases, ss.vei and Jengs, nerc- Scoch springs
and cohnods knob Ceck,. 10. inspoWder paten;
cohee pots, block n DO. pia-h and hard sctaiahle a
tea Spoons, britannia fnll plated and brass
cafii"se ana gag irtrtafe pig and car
riase haines, plates ana hras: t!A,ss buckles ginh
webb, &C.
Aso JUST received handsome sss"E'p,.n; Coaisgs.
sept iS Js..~-lwn
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Z -. KYLE have received ny the last arrivals rom
~ Neu York ana Philadelphia large supplies OWN
TER GooBS and will continue additional
supplies by almost evtiy vessel until their
is completed tThey respectfully invite their
cas- and county dealers to call and examine.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-10-02

1 ~ stu dssiIous Ia sell nay LAND Oh rinne, ond g
miles from Ahhe,ilIe aud ~ from caskstitr. he.
tween 600 aae $50 acses-PSssession may he lad ANY
TIME pe tween this anu January next a..
.eckIeubufg. oct. 2. iOfiN NroytF
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-10-02

EW GooDS....TaH 8 AHcheH (Aialn ST. nav
just received good assortment OF gold aud sIive'
WATCHES, hne aud common ToId WATCH CHAINS
SEALS q KElS-patent DIAMOND. pearl aud JET JEW
ELf'1-sliIeT table ANA lea spoons anes sugar tongS,
%c-tch Sheffield plated and glass castogs cordial
stnes coffee aud tea SETS cauditsichs ana branches,
dscater Slides cake baskets Ac.erilannIa coffee and
Tea pots sugar dishes and pots e,ogaal
IN SEES 10 match. Also good assortment OF MILL
iSRf Go0DS-ai OF which will be sold the must
reasonable terms OCt. 4. l3..wf
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Two HUNDRED poLtsFS REHARD. .Oa Non
day the 2sth ait. i.icanet my nIrie sxddle aad bi
oe 70 t-a calling hhnssii Joseph smith ride her:
m. hose To hchmond asi IeiarH the sane DAY. ne
aeo received for mt. lie DAY, t7s, all la u. s.
bauk notes, except ore 10 mute the Farmers Bark
otN5. spa 3 B0te Of the STATE Bank ofN. Carolina.
nave reason ~ believe thst s,J smith pissed IN
neiebb0Iheod b. the Gc1-us vi Jos. ph a. Smith
Nheh his real oamr u Emanuel Phillips he 70 by pro-
'ess'on P"er and occasionally exhibits she Wire
dGdt.h Iope a. pEh'ic shuns-he shcut
& 40 an b. IN, hm Vis3se, daI HAIR, hazel ey,s speaks
"eil, bht tahet -'ncrhat OF The la6kee anstaseatd
"INeiy y"od couuteu.nre. The mare 10 a blight tay
h"ut feeti0 ig0, vhiie star In ehead
ov,h bnd feet white, and half Nay Up The cftwo
.sHeh spots about the hinder pat of the saddle. and
small sore on hes withefs VIII give the above ard
ioF the apprehension oi said Joseph p SMITH otherwise
Emanuel philips, aud Ihe delivery OF The money mare,
saddle and brIcie 10 me. near Richmond. And ! do
furthermore, as citizen OF ibis sath request
e eooo people OF Virginia To use every means Ia their
power 10 detect all such villains and particularly The
one aOo'emehii"nrd ROBERT VAUGHAN.
Henrco caunty, oct.2. "a.
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'E'A NtS ...Tbose who have not paid il.i, axrs for
iie present year, will do well IA, s,s tily
as Nefj little further irdug- will be- gistu u
REUBEN BURTON, u. Shrfin nenrico Co.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-10-02

4 FARM WANTED.... Wanted to purchase II small
farm. with suildiHg ht Tor Tie gtnesi accom- no.a-
lion OF family within any distance exceeding rs
miles from Richmond. The situation he healhy.
Letters post paid, addressed to ibs editor for VIA
BE attended, to. Oct. 2 A33t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-10-02

Tie Aurora has been ia the habit Of censur-
ing tie President for not recognizing the Pa.
trlOts OF SOah America and II we mlstakc
not, has dwelt with particular emphasis on his
Indifference towards the government of i5ue-
nos ASrCS. The Aurora is now busiIy employ
ed III deCrvlng the government of BnenOs
Ayres, the only stale which seems TO have es.
tabshed its ludependenCe--& in representing
its Director PgeyrIedon as completely addict
ed 10 inonarchlcal principles. Aitigas s The idol
OF the day. Under snch circumstances what
course WOaId the AnrOTa recommend TO the
Executive Of th,S country? Does it advise us
To recognize the government Of BuenOs Ayres ?
or viii IL persist III abusing the President for
moi having done IL soOuerS We wish thorough.
ly 10 understand us principles. What is it for ,
whdtis itatG excepting externally fndiHg fduit
ana flyiug TO extremes for the sake o. "A pitifni
opposition? For ouI own parts, we neither be
iieve The views OF PueyrTedon 10 lie as vile, and
the gov ernmepi ct BueuOs y yres as detesiasle
as il is the fashion 10 depict it--nor do we con.
ceiye II to be tie dHty Of our Executive to be
too curizusly prymg into the interior govern.
men, Of an independent state. The rain aucs-
ton appeats 10 us TO be, has she shaken off the
cOTTOdmg siackies of colonial vassaiage2 Issbe
competent to maintain herindependenceY Has
she taken hen station among The powers of the
eGth
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nitnl-At New Tendon, Connecticut, Gen. jrDEPI
Az HUNTINGTON, aged about Soften. II. Was ole
oi'he ie" remaining byto,s d the revolution aud
IA WHOM were Combined the aoi6itr The sincere
Christian. Fow EIeu have lived more beloved " ded
more regretted.
On last sabbath, the Rev JOHN McCIE OF this cogn-
", was thrown om hIs horse his laat Mil
ca dead on thr spst i3g his way 10 linking
spring alone (hIs family having litiie earlier
than he tioy ridins ysIng horse very thoroughly
ianed-he Lad not pToceeCed FAR, when small IHgro
boy 81" Tue hose running ANA plugging with great
petuosIty-be presently LIS master fail-his head
struck stake, and The whole brain dasheG ont
Ills own little daughter ihe .n!y Of tie family
who nat remained at nome, the ilrs white persur,
who reached the ftll spot What awiul speciacI,
what an overwhelming scene, Though child, she man
iiesed presence of minG and p.oprely OF lelayor
on the occasion, that won,d have reflected honor ma
tnTe years. Thus suddenly ieHd called awayi
But whether the servant Of God is brought tr
grave b! the gradual wastings disease, by some
sudden blow, has hessedness IL blessed ere
re dfdd dch9 die Ia IRE Lord. MIR SicCue his
sS'oial charge, an amlabIe, pisus wife, aud u
worthy family ofohildTen, besides many other near Teia
nVes, TO lament his uhtimey death. HsmoTta reinaihs
on TUESDAY were accompanied 90 Thinking SpTIHg, by
large cencOurse OF friends and relatives aAd there com
United TO the grave consigned TIE house ogp0pked
Jor all {itiug. The Rev. C0RY0d Npeece preached an
from the following words ;" he re 1iSO Teady for ne
f7e0 nor tie day tie hour ipeR tie Son Of Nun
oometh." fredericksburg Herald.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-10-02

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