Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-04-27

| - "eM'h-u Win tue exfIcnce OF the tepcb bic
l.. g. Ike revolutionary soldier aud Jitrioi-The
blessings Ut representative government, diff
'n>ed aud diifn,ing proclaim TIE M spy result
o. Their glorious achievements
| u. The mihtis---An armed and tisrip.iuct
population, in obedience To The I,w, The safe
aiid mnexampled test Of the sovereignty OF the
people.
z. The Judiciary IF The Uniied States-A salu
| iafy restraint uroD diversity OF .Opiuon aud
| construction OF the terms of our ors inai COM
pact 81, .,l,
8. The nemory of Biasety--Onr iownsu,an -
| 'he star spaDglet banner Coated Ger his grave.
a"d III ii's faie ale recorded The triurphs Of
! our country
v. South acknowledgements 10 The Span.
tis', character, and INDEPENDENT government 10
| our continental friends. -f,.
| lions are pacific-Inay This be reciprocated,
aud our intercourse with the world be an in
Iterchange of bencfits .n p
| H. Domestic Hanufacfures-T judicious
announcement vii give Independence TO our
| national character and accelerate our prospe-
/ rity. 800
II. The Heads Of Departments
|. H. The ArnyS, Nory of tie United States.
" VOLUNTEERS.
| The President being asked for toast,
| gave the following:
me STATE o. North Carolind-Always virtu-
Gus and highly respected member o the uuion
| Alter The President had retired:
Onr distinguished gucst.We feel honored and
Il
blend IN our Acknowledgements and respects to
our Chief magistrate, the courtesies of social
intercourse.
BY the Secretary Of War:
Ihe City Of fdminston-May it be as dis
tingnished tor its commercial prosperity. as it
| is tor its natural advantages
The Secretary having tired, j. II.
London, esq. gave the following:
! Colonel Cathoun-The able ad vocate of i.itcr-
nal Improvement energetic head OF the
| War Department.
by Gen. James Owen. the Wilmington
district: an able representation of its talents
ana Integrity III our national councils.
ny Jadge Murphy. ..prosperitylo the conn.,
merce of Cape Fear.
| BY Col. Cleary. The hero of New Orleans,
General Andrew Jackson.
BY X Cochran, Esq. Thomas Jefferson.
| BY John ID. Jones EAq The memory of
Baron De Kalb. the b,a,e aud generous for
eigner, who fell at the hattie Of Camden, gal
iantiy fighting in defence OF our liberties.
BY Gen. Thomas Davis. i. May the powers
union.
by VIM B. Meares, Esq The government
OF the United States it is as far above ali oth-
ergovernments as the zenith is above the nadir
1 by Alfred Moore, ESQ.,. The pure spirit o
our republican institutions they have been
stepped in the blood of our fathers, and NAV
they ever find support in the bravery, patriot
ism and Intelligence OF their sons. IF Rec
Superior Court,of Law, New Hanover county,
AprI! Term, 1919.
! s.ls s; Grim. CON-
lie above suit came on TO be tried on
Tuesday last, before his honor Judge
Murphy. 1t appeared in evidence, that
HE plaintiff and defendant were both pi-
lots-thal the plaintiff had been married
about fourteen years, during which time
h1n o<.I,,
the plaintiff and his wife enjoycd the usu-
al domestic comforts. That the plaintiff
went TO Savannah, for lie purpose of
seeking more lucrative employ ment---
that he gave his wife, al the time Of his
departure, what money lie lad-tllat he
was absent about three or four MONTHS
That short time previous TO the return
of the plaintiff, The defendant had crimi-
nal conversation with bis wife-that he
procureda license, and was married by a
respectable justice of the peace 10 the
plaintiffs wife-ilIat she has since had a
child by defendant.
The defendant set up, by way of de-
fence, that the plaintiff went off and left
his wiie III destitute situaiion-tlat
shortly after his departure, great part of
his property was seized and sold under
} execution and that from her destitute
TO pursue the course that she did. That il
was the intention of the plaintiff not 10
, return from Savannah. The irregularities
OF the plaintiff were also attempted to be
: shewn. The jury gave verdict OF S 1000.
F0rtlie honor OF society in this part of
, the world, actions ofthis kind seldom oc-
cur. And when we advert to the situa-
ton and standing of the parties in the
present case, we give credit to the jury,
who, by their verdict, thus emphatically
declare their adherence of crime that
dishgures human nature, that weighs
down individuals with sorrow, and Injuries
The social compact. ~.
New YORK, April l9-We are sorry TO
learn, that Gen. Brown is dangerously ILL.,.
Gov. Clinton arrived from Albany yes
terday morning, IN the Steam boat Clan
cellor, Livingston.
THUNDER GUST.
very violent gale from S. F. SET in
here on Friday evening, about 10 clock /,
with occasional heavy showers, which
continued with little intermission or vari-
alton of wind, until a little after 3 p. Nj 4.
OF Saturday; at which time Tie wind
suddenly shifted TO the norlIward, bring
ing with il clouds OF almost nocturnal
darkness, oblging many to light candles
for their dinner table. This was fore
runner Of the awful thunder gust aud tor
rent OF rain and hail which soon succeed
ed, and which was more severe than any
ever before recolected in This city, as to
duration and violence. The wind, dur.
ing this appalling period, blew from every
point Of The compass, aud kept, as il
were, the highly charged clouds towering
{ over the city. TO heigIien this terrific
/ Of IN of f,<, /,
heavens, the fire bells were rung, aud our
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