Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-08-17

| he e-plungeti INTO the deepest misery |:
u NE viii MOI suffer quietly Russian
spies Ia anniiiiiaic every thing that is
good-i0 eX,in.uish every spark OF H.
herty among us, Tins man must perish
The enthusiasm of liberty can never ID
rise IN Germanyuntii lie citizens know
how To brave every danger" Nc.
! he paper ialei, conducted by NJ. de
| koi<sbur, Was still continued. I, appears
That, miendlng 10 return Ia Russia, he
| had Prepared gicat nun.ber q. articles
! for his Journal. Nat. Lt.
! The Chetaiier Jaubert, who had been
/ sent by the frrucN government To Cash
| mere, 10 procure some of ihc(ioats pro.
| ducnS the precious wool which iOrus the
material al The ShawlS fabricated al that
J place bad been heard from on his return.
! having reached the city of Mara Pol, IN
! Tie government of Caihrrinoslaw M Russia
bringing with him flock oi 1860 snais.
| Al the dale oi his letter, U7,lI D,cenber
! iaSO the thermometer otRrau,uur marked
fifteen degrees ofcold, ant! the snow was "A
| tool deep, which did not appear 10 affect
! Tie flock uniavorably, as they are act.u.
TONED 10 browse Oh the mountains Of
/ thibei, where a great degree al cold pre-
walls. This Immense flock was To p.o.
coed To The odoSia, upon the Black Sra
Z.
| Al the late ale OF town lots IN The Town
ut Cahabd, Che spot selected Tor The sea,
oi government OF the future state of Ala
baina) some Of the lots, uuimprovca of
course, as tile place Is YET but plania-
ti0n, or piece oil woods, sold as high as
So,o2o; aud iS4 lots, the number sold
brought upwards OF AN hundred and
| twenty thousand dollars 70.
| The number OF Settlers arrived at Que
beck from the opening OF the river this
season, 10 the 29th OF July, Is stated al
Scrdn theuSand nine hundysR and tIiyty
mne and TIC number of vessels al li.ree
hundred and eighty.
| lhIs proiuSe migration of foreigners
milo country generally barren and cold,
must, notwithstanding the boum,ics offer
ell to settlers by the British government,
occasion much distress and SUFFERING
| we nave heard indeed, that the Condi-
lion OF many OF ihem is such as 10 de-
serve comm,seration, aud TO require all
| tle aids which beneyoeuce and humani.
~ can afford 10 those. who, though siran.
| gers, are al the same time countr, meu
and brethren. The condition OF some
III those who are now arriving, In great
numbers IN Tile United Sittes, we lear. /,
moi nuch better than that OF tie cmi.
| grants 10 Canada. EmbaIhIng with san
Suine superintendent Exaggerated hopes
| incS are lao apt To experience Ilie pain of
| disappointment, aNd, iron present lgnO-
rance oi The habits, and often Oi The iae-
| Suase, OF The country, frequently suffer
from absolute want before iirS beoin so
earn livelihood. 1t is in tins moment of
despondency, ti.is interval OF PAL full lis
pense, illu ilie least klndgcss Is sooib
Ing 10 tier feelings, the least AID mpor.
| TAM To iheIr present comfort and future
destination. ii lsnOt more, therefore, tie
part Oi hlndneSs than Of duty, i0 do what
| ever is ia cur power 10 smooth the path of
iie emigtani, and chase from lis mind
| the gloom al sadness and despuudcnc,
liz tie city III which PlU, idence has cast
! our lot, though there are many uflhai class
oiinlIabiiauis, il Is no, often that they FIST
| rama ii"rr, aud, therefore, IbrIv NAV mol
Dc uiany occasions Tor the exercise of The
| ohves OF good will aud huIna.lily 10 The
| eAHe. III vel appears 10 us, however
lhai cases occur here with sufficient
frequency, 10 recommend the establish,
meni, III ILLS city, OF Society of Friends
oil Eni!SIanis; by whom proper persons
would be designated, 10 afford 10 strau-
gers Ill the land such intelligence as Is
useful 10 foreigners, and To lmpart such
! p'cullary AID 10 those needing ii, as The
funds OF The Society shoul,i be adequate
To afford. Such Societies are pccuIiarly
adapted TO The country, hose boast il is.
Thai II Is HE asylum OF the oppressed OF
! all countries F; and should humber among
lis members as well native RS adopted
cl'izens, aud resident foreigners. [iG.
PHILADELPHIA, August I2.-U. s.
BANK SToCK-95 offered, 96Jsasked, no
sales this forenoon. In New York yester
day, 03b offered 49, asked. RI. Ga-.
august 1.-THE PRICKLY HEAT-An
Eng Ishnan arrived III the civ alfcw weeks
ago, and being very much troubled with
The pretty hedt, lie went into his bed
room, and spunSed his body all over in
some vinegar aud cold water. The cor
sequence was, le was corpse within five
| hours ! II
iCE fUNCH-A few days since. Two
Brothers, lrlshnIen. feeling THIRSTY, vet
being fearful 10 drink water, wen, into y
tavern AMI drank Il bowl of Ice Punch
They both expired III less Than Twelve
| hours.
heSe facts are mentioned in The hone
| maj lhey may operate as cautions. 10
| tIicm NC would add that ciiiZsn died n
| lev days siuce. III consequence al lraNiuo
cat heartily OF hot cD'n, and maier sscIOnS.
| Ali Indnl9cnc" OF appetite, AT this season.
is pccnlihrly dangerous, unic.s il be under
The government Ct experience.
ID. Press.
PUBLIC LANDS.
| the disposal OF The UDiled States lands