Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-10-22

I nestle and imported, and very choice
aud extensive collection of manufactures.
(some ofvery delicate texture) agricultural
implements, &c. &c. Many OF the cloths
were OF very superior fabric. We should
be happy al this time To give a detailed
statement, with an account Of the premi-
ums, &c. bun from the difficulty of aseer-
tanning particulars With accuracy, we
deem II better Ia wait for the olhvlal re-
ort al The trustees of the Sociciv, whlc.,
viii undoubtedly be read, within few
days. Suffice II for the present la say,
that The exhibition Was highly Memorable
TO the public spirited gentlemen by whose
eNeriions IL has been produced, aud will
undoubtedly he very useful To the ayri-
cultural interest. The address by MIR.
Quincy was very ludiciDus.
The Pl0nghing M-icn commenced This
day d, 8 O'Clock, after which there Viii be-
a public safe OF animals.
Baltimore Heath Office. Oci. II.
The Board OF Health are sensible of
The great imconv eni-nce fell by the citizens
absent on accom-, al the lr,rr--yct lind
IL necessary 10 advise iuflher delay OF
lher return. a few days will probably
shew conclusivrly that the late change OF
Ire weather has exiiusuishrd the sources
OF disease--but as three or four 6.vs only
are necessary 10 establish thai fact, IL
would he The height of imprudence To
anticipate such result, winch until then
must he doubtful, and 1t erroneous, prove
extensively caiamiiUus.
The great transition in the weather
While II may have eAiinsGisiied the source
OF disease, has operated fatally to the sick,
ami excited disease III those already pre-
disposed, SD as TO Indicate precauIiou "a
9ainsi returning before the total cessation
OF cases-to want OF which, some have
already fallen victims, and many have
suffered. The Board have the most mi
mute information aud The best advice on
this subject within their reach, and IN
promptly communicate The earliest period
AT winch The citizens can safely return
which they have rcasont TO believe will not
exceed three or four days.-By order,
Z. RElGART, Sec'y.
BALTIMORE, Oct. i9.-1he impolcy
OF "a too preclpiiair removal 10 the Point,
by families. who had leii il in lie early
Stage OF The fever, will be s!riking!y APP
parent, by reference To the Bills OF
'NOi'htAN WI tUt ldSi TWO NdNS. StNtTnI
of those deiuded persons have fallen VIC
Tins Ia their iniaiuaiiun Unill every
vesiISe OF The disease shall become ex.
tinct, and the fact announced by The
proper authority, the danger Will cuniin-
ue 10 exist. iIeieyjaDk.
NORFOLK, October I0.--The sloop MARY
Ann, Captain Brooks, sailed from Port-au-
Prince IN the month of April last, bound TO
Norfolk, laden principally with coffee, but ne-
yer reached her port of destination. From
small aad The season fine, violent suspicious
were entertained thai there had been some
toni doinss relative 10 her Within a few DAYS
accounts have reached this place which in.
dnce IA belief, that she las been captured by
pirates, and the crew most probably muir
dered.
Ii appears. from information that can he re.
iIed on, that IN the month of July last a yes
sci, answering the description of the Mary
Anh, came into PamptiCo Soand, IN & with
cargo of Coffee, under very suspicious cir
cnIustances: The pei SONS having the vessel IN
possession, sold PAT OF Tie cargo aud then
weh' away, h-sit'S plank hailed over the
VesS name.
v Tain day or two, INFORMATION has been
fnrtiser te,'eiSrd, tiiat vessel, answering the
deScrn-it"m at the Mary Am, was trading al,
Az Ea'i''rm i'crt E'tiN itjeIId If hr,,aI,ily Is
rorcct'.ed ~ securing iho>r who ate uow in
pG>.rssi ii of tue vessel, as they have not ac
qt.Ted .Ici legally, at ANY rate, bmt probably
by HE most toui meaus. information viii ue
tha"N i"iN 'ecei'cd hv The Secretary of the
War,me l:sWance Company, Noytok.
The following Is a description of the vessel ::
JansS fl Lynch. OF Richmond, owner, built
at Hampton, VA IN 1917.
Length, AZ feet inches
Breadth, Is do. do
Depth. u de. o do.
Tons, ~ 1895 no head; coppered to light
water mark;
Register dated 18th August, 1918. Beacon.
EXEMPLARY.
MoRRIsrowN, Oci.lf-In an action
OF crslH. con. brought by Samuel Miller.
against Eliphalel Corp, for seducing
Miller's wife, special JMry, al the asi
Court ofCommnn Pleas Tor this county,
rendered d verdict against Copp for thoo
thousand dollars damages. II i BE- true
that this is the first cause of the kind ever
tried IN the county, we have some
security, from this verdict. that il will
be Tie last. The plaintiff is plain farmer