Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-01-05


abscohded a few days since. viii, the whole 6t
the funds, between h,e aud six thousand
pounds. lie went away in post chaixe and
iour Tor Gra,esend, and there embarked for
America. This Jexhfni ccsfdant wrote TO his
employers, stating that he would remit the
interest on his arrival at phi,adeIphia 10
tue principai, they must wait tor That uutil il
suited ms convenience, We also learn that he
''as taken with him toar journeymen, all emf
lieut IN their respective branches OF trade
letter from Rochelle, ,iaitd October N, in the
fatis papers, states the following Singular aud me-
| squeezed gtapes. fresh IRON The vine press neJe
.a'"wn INTO large tub, by an .nhabi,ani OF the
'pNs lhes sho"'d .ot uead OH ihen. Unfortunately
s""s al is years. and two chfisrsn. into the YES
ses. rue former MAS allied Instantly by the iuoi,ai
'ap"i.--ihe Two chidIen, wEo remained near The
snge were taken out in state of snnocaiioa FROM
which they were restored. Tie body The youth re-
s.'Ai"vd III TIE mihst o the mortal Narcr, no one
o"iedapp'oaeh u. At length wen. IA boldu. a
,"ss pa soon ,n,ed and los, his hold He aGen
non' = ILamge,i rS,,fr'
Ptrr;auRc. (pen.) Dec. ls.--Ded, Mt his residence
an the t9wn ot Neville, uthe state OF ulio General
| fhrSLsf NEVILLE, IN the Csd year u his aye. N
De,n has laid ms icy hand on one mo, y,,i an nj ,,
revelations hut although ainons bis victims thrI bx.
iie~n whose mares were ,nu,e fa,,iIia IN ~ &c
osf"'uc better OF braver has Vet fallen
wan te olJec of tais notice. GENERA! Neville w.,
ha,ne 81 Virginia AIler graduating at the univeIsI,
" eo'stNal'a win distinguished reputat for elias
sis a'ianinrb's he entered The army in tue
u. he ase OF nneiesn as ensign IN company com
!',nutu Dy his iatbei the late Gen. John Neville IA.
quickly rose to the rak ofeapaiu ard as such became
mu' DC camp TO The hatSns de la faye,te in c
r"ely ne served several campaigns Similarity OF feel
.s sno nianhs, created ardent friends zip between
hese accon'p.ishsd ANA at that time young officers
WHEN has continued since, and witch retained
ml. Neville an the faulty OF The Marquis for years
~ me expiration Of that period lie volunteered with
bteset Of Lieutenant ceionel, He was n,ase n,,sn,as
~ Tue suffe'der OF Charleston returned thence 10 yir
Ina oh parole, ana was not exchanged until end Of
Gen Neve was in the battles of rriHceton Trenten
u biandywine and Monmouth, AT tie last of
"'e" pe mao horse killed under hnAt the close of
,le revolution he married eldest daughter of C,n
nIn'ei Morrar and emigrs,ed properly which he
~" nen .Hts5u IN, at that Time in Virginia In i7p2
heienioved IN piitsbnig where he connued up,,, ts
year 1910 he then changed his residence to OHIO
e was awais honoIed with the friendship of Gene,
Warrington. a,, until few ,eas lie held MANY
% tc most c"n'ieniia Offices under ,le General and
state gosefh;te Cow was iis INST "a
wound ou The peace ptide OF this distinguished
S't%en snJ msrorous soldier in The evening Of his
Gays. by removing him the lucrative ONCE Of Pro-
sVhV'Ais 81 ths county; iinpeaci not his motive
%" We nope mat II was sucb as 10 justify hin at j fu.
Il ias TO the lot bit few p,en to cnov ~ gre,,
1850 oi personal popularity, has attended the sub
49, " .ots hsute, through lie of many years and
uch vcssitude. Unit. he PASSED the meridian of life
he wss favored by Providence with Tue posse,son of n,
ape iortuue, which cnatlcd indulge to excess
"Hehesoieuee as va. as exhaustive as has ev.r
gov ed III mora breast. lit had fault il was tba,
" was TOO 'a'isi ior prudence and
=
kind to allow prudential maxi,ns to nin.le in its caa
ahu 100 honoIabet TO doubt the tec,iiudc OF lis ar
oeht lnpnses: Like mos, generous men he s,r.rtd
dearly Tor his hae!lty, he r,ptred NOT "a, H. d.
prhsaucns OF Ptcvdepc- nor rspnted of tbo,e ,r,s
w,,I ~ Ia" peflome1 WITH reasne. and red.o,ef
tie MAS admired ~ his equals, re- oectet
~ h'S interiors and isved by all vino Anew hin, bs
~ einng 10 h.n Tor support aud the prayers OF
Ne'i'e, we had brilliant example Of the cbarzcr,r
ma ,, we may enplalicay term That Of we'll bred
gentleman The distinguishing Textures OF mis- chsTar
yer were courteous hospitality and pol!shed nTaani
OF manners Ne carried into private life ina, uiee
se on ho,or winch so peculiarly belongs to the SOL
der, and which though the native prowfb of nis o,,
eesem was polished and refined in the camp his az
iecunhs were warm, and his philanthropy peryaded The
whole Tenor at his thoughts and actions A. hsh,rs
ht was oeicaie ana aifeCtionate as father warm, ann
inuGseni, ahc as man, mild but firm rbe rnle NJ
his conduct towards society was 10 do noh;ns ,'n VI
ghutah should be ashamed Of and he cared buI Iitts
what nainc Inc world put upon his ac,iens II Ir ,is
we app'ohaion Of his heart, without trssnass
ing upoa Tue feelings OF 0tleTsYet so nice .as hi,
o. .ns aseacy which ought TO be observed towards
OF Tue world, rs we'll as the feelings of inoi
vidniis that ii would have Given hin. se,isus nan; -,
Ieh'et Tor moment thai he had offended against The
ous or the otner IN the minnie part;r1,Iar us
sreathed his last The banks III the Ohio nor snr
FOUNDED by all the comforts ofife for this wonid Rave
ueeh 100 great happiness for old soldier bu, he
drew ms last sigh surrounded by his children on The
so. mat was granted 10 him for his revolutionary SER
Nces. al ihe present day the remembrance of these
services are of but ils vaae except ms n them. of
ptae 10 his descendants but the future historian will
shh nun among those heroes whom his courtT, ,,y
n a ehuehce He has left widow and large
family to nonrn bis loss. e. 81
Extract Of letter from slnb1uo 5o,,, n. o.,
co"m@Hicated Jor tie Washington gazette
, mentioned above that had lately visited Pensa
cora fon have not seen that CITY, Sac sits like Inne
~ sourGef ia the midst Of wilderness West FloTiS,
o 'es.,, IT mas no trade and scarcely any popna.
oseo"soiate SIDE never had much intercourse by anI
ans our military government, heavy duties. aud
our quarantine regulations, suspended her in;er
oo"fse ~ sea- have iived here" said citizen 10
na, eese twenty years 'rt never before saw the
ha.ooI "''ho"t single vessel in it,"
iow ioi isise piopotion Of the houses are empty and
nany in decay. The situaiiou il bsay;;si
a"u ;" 't1' OF ihe Barancas, there is fort
Kept M admirable order Under the command NJ coloni
otooSe, an o'hcer lastly held in high Estimation
tae inaTNet Of Pensacola is miserable one The,c
no"e'eI' au excellent supply fish, consisting of
snesPsheao, req ash king fish groudy ar hog dsh be
10 white soldiers ad 100 negroes but have heard Of
no change yes." "
ELfrGct ofa letter dated 7yeic Orleans Mr. %
Ihe river has risea ony two feet. IL is now lover
' !. mas oeen ior IS wears past aud business 10 com.
"e's.y ~ stand o"ils 10 the iDpossiby Of getting
produce to market Fregits 81 are very dull
me ey i' beaitby IT'S fuil Of strangers. Store rest is
' , nis"eI man d. New Work do not exAgeegAte
when say that store which in Front or south strset
no,u ping loO or 5 per annun, would on our
VALUABLE DISCOVERY.
TWO wcls have been sank on The firm Of VT Non,
mIng, Nedina county, (ohio) about 20 miles rom
Cleveland one q which AFFORD, from e. h. gallons
OF Ssnaca OIL per day, he other, large qnanti,y o.
wafer highly ispregnatrd vita salt IJcsfern SpJ
GREAT FLIGHT OF PIGEONS.
ROCHESTER,, ~. Y } Dec. i5.-On satrf}ss Ian.
rom about IN NE morning Till 2o'elocf ~ tne alter
noon. immense nncks pigeons EXTENDING as Ear a.
ns e eohd Ieaeh, passing orr village
ION tne hoIth lheir nnn'hers, which ihca,cula
Oily great, aud the novelty the circn 5tancP excited
considerable attention. few OF lien. we're taken and
Mhai Is very singular, they found to be very .
u an interesting enquiry whee have they been and
what have they been doing ~ IL very annsnal sea
sou To see bf1s q" pastd2e their lou Bey. weeord
s"Pgest 70 ~ Sjnss the possibility - drawing from
.h's angular TART ah argument ia favor Of pleasant