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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-04-18
FOREIGN.
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GALWAY, Feb. 24.-We turn with feel
ings of regret 10 The state OF This county.
We have been informed thai tie Ribbon
men have abandoned their agricultural
occupation IN The pursuit OF piundcr.--
ttere IL givcE The names Of several gen-
i!amen'S houses which have been plum ~
Ell. We arr %! opinion, that II Ihe mill
larry force under The orders of General
OLOcghlln were augmented by Two or
three regiments, AND placed through the
country al proper distances, aided and
directed. as they would he by The resi-
dent genry, that few weeks wuuld.esiore
the country 10 order. The Asslzes, which
ate just about 10 take place, Is III operate
favoTably. There are several Ri,?bounten
lodged III Galway jail. they will be
iTied, and the punishment With which
they will he visited, ii found guilty, wilI
have the effect Of striking a salulary terror
IN the minds of the disahccted. rh.
demand OF 1ythes, NC believe, has been
TIE more immediate cause Of lie recent
disturbances.
ANGnORIN, Feb. 2l.-Thc county OF
Galway Is III a very extraordinary state
d, present. Al night the country is in
possession o. tie Rlbbonmeu. There Is
bul very trihip2 military force IN the
III the great barony OF kilConcl, which
i in most disturbed state. Tie Rib.
bournen are Obeycd in every thing by the
lower class al the inhabitants they have
Grade laws 10 bind The Catholic clergy,
and instead 81 d guinea, have decrced
THAT they shall &c; only half guinea for
tie crlebraii0s OF each marriage They
have also established prices 10 be pal III
10 Tie clergy of the established church,
for thpi iilhcs Of all such articles ~, by
inlmemoral usage, were iliheabe in this
COUNT. hut they cannot restrain he VIC ,
lence OF their temper al ihc idea Of being
Obliged 10 pay titles ~ future for such
articles 10 use their own Words rs The,
and those Hhn came sbciore ihrm, never
paid Inhcs for since Christ was Land in The
manager They have also made laws Tor
regulating property III The hands OF lay
men.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-04-18
IMPORTANT.

NE" YORK, April IA IOtier was
received here yesterday, from member
OF Congress, stating. That HE Spanish
ireaiy brought out b. GeneTalVives was
faiibe". HE explanation on this subject
Drihg ol no amount, and almost instantly
acceisd 10 by our Government, the rail-
hed treaty on he part OF Spain Has pre-
dnced 10y her Minister. fGas.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-04-18

OF the iaic melancholy calamity, and p'-
iitiouing III. K. III. Monsieur 10 lake IN
10 consideration the forming matrimo
mai alliance for The further assuring the
peipeiuaion Of The legitimate Dynasty on
The throne Of France.
A subscription tor erecting an expialory
monument on the spot where the Duke
dc Gerri WAS assasSinated, is open al NJ.
Cnrmcrs, Notary, %, rue Neuvre ST. Au.
suS,iu.
The news Of the abolition Of feudal SER
vi,udr ~ the States of the Grand Duke
at Schwerin. have caused universal lov
al Frankfort, and even in Prussia and
Germany, whercihe accounts have reach
ed.
Letters from Dresden Of the I4th of
FEB. speak IN high terms of The popula
r!iy of the Queen Of Spain she was, -
add oar accounts, aware ui the disturb
ell slate q! The country previous to her
catering into her matrimonial engage
mcni with his Catholic Majesty, bu, she
hoped that benign and couci ainiN mea-
sures which her conduct and siispos iiion
would always favor aud promote would
bring back the mi>led To their duty andI
perpctuate the general reign OF peace.
Alas ! -he has hitherto been disappointed
| IN her hupes.''
Letters of recent date from CadiZ
! give neihing new Of any importance they
! state that town 10 be perfectly tranquil
| however, strict measures mere taken ia
| prevent masking IN The tasi DAYS of lic
| Carnival, ihe coilee houses were shut al
| an early hour, and 3u order Was ISSUED
| prohibiting more than three persons "a
| appear together after sun SET, even the
| Sereuade WAS forbidden, the son Srcu
| ollie was inierdicted, ia T,ramna was nc
| more heard under the window of the
| tluciit'a, aud the sweet Guitar was mule
tins may be modern iibrris and tranquil
liiy III Spain, bui this resembles no, The
oldcn times.
Darch Yesterday, az two o'clock.
| the King took du airing.
| HE Ambassadors and other Foreign
| Ministers were honored nv an audience
OF his Majesty, after mass, sieriay.
II. Is reported that Cuun, Blacas is ac-
lnasly III PARIS, aud that he has come ron
Rome with private communication fton
his Holiness relative TO The Missionaries
ana jesniiS the zeal OF tie former, anC
The progress OF the latter, appear 10 *
| cite apprehension even in The HOLY Scp.-
We have much doubt as 10 the aulhen,i
CITY NJ this account.
SCNo 81 IN NtPLE, January To- III
! plague has decreased so Cousl. erablv q
rate, That we lave every hope of It's tota
| disappearance
Thu Pacha # Aleppo, with The assist.
ance ct other pac as. havc been enabl, {
20 defeat the insu,gcn' army il is -vrl
SAID (but not COZ hrmcd) thai they have
TAX. II Aleppo by Storm
ZURICH, Feb. l9.-Comni ralleyrand
! Smba- Sahor from F-snce To Sutherland
i,HS Invited tie different Ca icus To CON
municaie 10 him the d,ta Is md .sr,tls o
the Gust tns and duties coilrcie iu Ihpn
With explanatory notes. This NE assure
Is preparatory 10 a general report of -.
| dniles and customs existing ihroug',nu
AL Europe, uork which now occupir.
the attention OF the French Ctsinet.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-04-18

ln the Couri of Appeals, Thursday April 9Th 1920
I'bt Conrf, HpOH Que notice gi0eH ha,fyc urgcesGsa
TO punt RcPOrter 81 It's decisioas, 9Dder me
Hed Ia acf HakiNg proti,ion Tor Ju6hshiNg yscor s.
az me drcisoos Of me COHtt " 4pgc06," ITS 0yder.
90 fh0f francis ". elmer geaficIfaH To m DOi!Ca
me heporfer, TO take place frOpi mis- d0y and hi,
ftter woa fhis subject is ordeyed TO 6eGl,d.
d1TH fs. ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-04-18


H'Hf subscribers respectfully inform The public thas
h they have opened CLOTHING STORE in the
house formerly owned Dy Mr. majO, and lately occu-
ped by HesSrs. Smith and Riddle On tie Main street
The long experience Of one Of The partners as cutter
~ one ~ Tie iirtt houses Nv London and New YORK
with that Of the Other having command Of cobsjssra
capital, and importing his own clchs they viii be en-
abled 10 carry business ia sJle Of elegance and
punCtuay very superior to thing Of ie Kind eyer
knpwn IN Richmond. The public are respectfully IN
viica t. call and inspect The qualify Of the goods the
superior ftye the clothes cut TO- aud the mastery
execution " them 10 every way.
constant suppIy Or Brevsfers' Hats, SIM Umbrci.
lag, &C. Apsii fS. IIA..us
LNOR SALE.-A likely wsinan and foui children, 3
= buys and girl, sue is an excellent eosk washer
and iiontf and good weaver Likewise. another with
ivo children Sire Is ffst seam tfsss and nufse
The above negfoss hear excellent chatactcrs srd are
sold without any fault whatever. Application may
be made atths Office OF 10 Mr. Richard &. Gillian M
kicbmcnd TITS preferred they should not be carried
Gar nsin town.
April iS. iiO..N'
AOtCh-B y virtue Of a deed Of ifnsI executed 10
y tbe snhscIihfrs ny Jesse irauklH aud Sarah his
wife, bearing date Ire 'UtH day OF JsuGary. 1912.
ana duly recorded iu the cleks othCe Of the county
OF Aibtmatle IN SECURE The payment OF cerjeu sntn5
% moueJ as expressed 10 tie saI0 deco due u Bep
Johnson, will ie sU'd on S0fuJdaB. tie 2Ofh doV of
aIlV neat, n the t0.vu % warren aua ceDaj abe
ntfie, foI cash part nf The lot so. 90 continuing
rne ourh Of an acre, with Tue ruproytpgnts bcrcoH.
consisting % store bprs dFciitnr uuse asd BrIck
complying hoRte, &C. or So much 81 SAID properly as
COSTS and thc eNytnccs u cars pg ihe m,o exc
tatioH, JOHN UARNflfLE, ,., -
a5mls. ii0..wte.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-04-18
A LAW CASE

LDEsBURG, Apri! Son Saturday last an
action TO recover damages. for "a breach Of
marriage contract, was tried IN our Superior
S0nrI OF law, before the honorabl, Judge
WhIte. The circumstances attending the case
were oi d very interesting naintc aud eH ciied
h'e'y ieeiiug IA behalf OF the plaintiff, " hose
character was proved 10 have been correct
ana exemplary She was the daughter of "A
widow III an humble station of liie who had
brought up her daughters IN paths of pictv
ana Industry. he attentions of the defen-
dant were proved TO have been for many wears
devoted To the plaintiff, hut after having sip-
red the dew Ut her beauty, lie refused TO
'onSnnmate promise which he made ntht
SWEEP ana tender language OF verse from IN p
e isd0m OF Solomon" The case was iorci.
Diy ma PatbeiicAliy piraded h> the plainiiH
lawyers, and the jury did honor To themselves
ana iheIr county, ana graiIh Il the moral and
manly sentiments OF their fellow citizcns. VINO
received their verdict Of Fire thousand Dgy-
lars for the plaintiff with the iveIies, satis(ac
tioH. Gen Of Liberty
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-04-18
EXTRACT TO THE rp,rons. nArrn

" dSiingtOR, ApM ~.
II - said the new Spanish minister has am
pie powers, and very favorable disposition,
towards Ibis government" ErouA O.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-04-18

The Washington City gazette of Tuesday
last, says-ihc MareciiA de-camp Don
FRANCISCO DGoNISIo WIVES presented
himself at The Office of the Secretary q,
State 10 day about . o'clock, and uas ..-
ctlved as tie minister of SPAN to lie {.
States. He viii, IL is probable be intro.
duced 10 lhe President in Il dav or Two.
Gen. Wives appears 10 he man of f,rrv
five years of age, Of mrdIing stature, and
rather spare. He was d,rsstd !n HE mi
liiary garb. IL we may Judge iroa he
rrompiness of his first movements, lie
ne" minister will not procrasIlnale bust
ness.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-04-18

An article IT I'm Rome of the itIl January,
sfaieS that the learned Lib ariap of Tie Vati-
can, Mons MAI has informed the Pope that
lie has found IN Two manuscripts of the Vatican.
the works Of cele bra;cd Classics, which were
supposPd 10 have been lost, The first, the
Books OF Cicero's Republic, containing three
hundred pae rs, very d. lille. It's title is writ.
ten or the borders, with the name of CIcFRo
as Use author This work will be published.
and Will he of great advantage 10 those i'm mr.
SUIT OF lcarning. The second contains the
correspondence between a Phil 1eopher ard
MARCUS AURELIUs which IS of an Instructive
aud feeling nature; together with some Ora
lions OF CICERO and work of QuINTuS An.
EELIUs S1MMACUS, which were heretofore un-
known
King PoMonA Of Otaheiic. has conferred
tie name OF PITT on his prime minister.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-04-18

We are extremely happy TO announce to the
public, that through Tie iniercession of our
uniy gallant Commodore MacdOnOu.h. a mu-
tnal reconciliation has taken place belwUen
Cnmsiodores Rodgers aud Barron.
we also learn, thai The officers who some
time since returned from the Mediterranean
nave been restored, and have received orders
TO proceed TO different commands.
Ia Y In
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-04-18

The Hon. Judge Smith we understand is con.
fined at his residence by iudisposition, and is
unable 10 attend the courts i'll the 18th circuit.
GChGkSLarg Comp.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-11-28
From the Patron of Industry.

BUTT
We have communication from Mr..
Hall, the inventor of Patent Chimney
Sweeper, on the utility and value Of scot,
OF which the following is the substance:
The SCOT should be kept perfectly dry
until the time Of planting and gardening in
the spring, when ii is TO be sifted, and the
coarse part pulverised, aud the whole
leached with soft water. The lye is 10
be gently sprinkIed over the plants every
morning, from their first appearance
above GROUND. until wedding time; when
The SCOT itself from the leach may be
spread on the ground in contact with the
plants.
This process will effectnally shield We
getables aud plants from every descrip-
ton of insects and yermin, besides having
the effect OF the very best manure.
Wheat, soaked 10 this lye twenty-fonr
hours before sowing, and dressed with
the SCOT after it has come up, will be Sc
cure from smut. Birds will not pull grain
managed 10 this way, owing to the bitter
ness Of the SCOT.
The author considers the article OF
great value TO farmers aud gardeners, and
believes that it needs but TO be tried to
be esteemed. .s.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-11-28
From the Pittsburg Gazette.

An incident las occurred within few
days, which is more conclusive on the
subject of the tariff aud manufactures
than volumes Of speeches aud arguments.
A country friend of ours, who was about
finishing barn and some out-honses on
his farm, some miles from Pittsburg, cali
ed upon the editor Of this paper 10 much
distress. On inquiring the cause OF his
|uneasiness, he replied with some asperi-
ty, that he believed the whole country
was ruined. He observed, that he had
brought in quantity OF produce, for the
purpose Of procuring some iron, nails and
some cheap clothes for his boys winter
cloathing; that he had been unable to sell
it; aud that not merchant 10 Market.
street would let him have what he wanted
without paying the cash down. They
would not trust him, they said, for fear of
the appraisement law; and as for wheat
and the rest of his crop, it would not suit
them, as there was no demand for it
abroad, and the Philadelphia merchants
would take nothing from them but silver
or par paper. "ls it not cruel hard
continued the honest countrymau, "that
with as much grain on hand as ought rea-
sonably to bring me 1000 dollars, can
not buy as much cloth as will clothe my
boys, nor as many nails nor as much iron
as will finish my barn." Have you been
to any Of the manufactures said L.
{" Manufactures" echoed my friend,
{" mol went to all the stores 10 town
I see no use 10 trying any further--and
except you lend me fifty dollars, / mus
/ wear linsey, and my barn remain unco.
yered." Without making any reply,
took my country friend to james Arthurs
This worthy citizen Immediately supplied
him with an excellent piece Of casinet
ltook quantity Of potatoes, oats and flour
lin part pay, aud agreed to wait for the
balance. | then hauled him, half stnpi
lied. TO the rolling mill: here William
Robinson soon struck up trade for wha
iron he wanted, and took a quantity o
produce for his workmen. We mex
visited the nail factory, where Richard
Bowen completed the countryman's order
on the same terms, and with the sams
liberality as the other two gentlemen
NV friend was delighted, but said nothing
until we arrived a. the Office. He ther
!, took his seat by the fire, and said" Sir
have been deceived-the last hour ha:
completely opened my eyes. / acknow
ledge had taken up the ridiculous motion
That manufactures aud agriculture were
incompatible, and that all manufacturer
were mouopolists. / see my error, ant
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-11-28

Academy of fllat city had seat some per-
Isons to Mount Etna, who bad affirmed
that while they stood on the crater Of
that volcano, they heard from il the thun-
dering Of the late eruption Of Mount Ve-
suvins, which gives some reasen to con-
lecture that these two volcanoes have sub
|terraneous communications with each
other.
Under the Agricultural head ;a &C
English paper, it is stated that small
quantity of finely powdered Salt thrown
upon the plants of Turnips win preyeat
the fly from destroying them-That On
ions will stand the winter 10 England If
sown from the goth Of August to the 5it
of September. The ground should be
very good and the beds shellered-Tha.
according to the opinion of Mr.. Cadet de
Veanx, OF the Agricultural Society Of
Beziers, Corn reaped eight days before it
is perfectly ripe, will turn out better, The
grain will be fuller, larger, and when so
reaped will never be attacked by the
weevil. The proper time for resping 10
when the grain on being pressed between
the fingers has doughty appearance like
the cr,ins of bread just hot from the oven
when pressed in the same manner.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-11-28

| The following information relative to the manu-
facture of the Wethersfeld Bonnet, is copied
from Hartford paper. We hope it will engage
the particular attention of our female readers
These bonnets are made from that
species OF grass called the Poa praIensis,
or spear grass, which must be cut at the
time when the blossom begins to change,
which here is usually between the 18th
and the goth of June. The upper joint
only is used, which is from six to twelve
inches in length. Care must be taken to
select and assert the stalks, SO that they
may be as uniform 10 size as possible.
Boiling water is to be poured on them,
two or three times, at intervals, during
two days, exposing them for the residue
of the time to the sun TO whiten. They
must be wet when braiding, and braided
whole, without being split. It's usual to
braid thirteen strands at time, and after
and smoothing the number of
yards needed, the braid work is cut, and
sewed together by pattern, for use. Any
further information with regard to the
species Of the grass will be cheerfully
given, on application TO Doctor George
Sumner, Of Hartford
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-11-28
RRToRT COURTEOUS.

Judge r. who presided 10 the county
court Of neighboring state was fcnd Of
indulgiag himself occasionally in joke
at the expense Of Counsellor b. practis-
ing attorney 10 the same court, with whom
he was very intimate, aud for whom he
had high regard. On certain occa.
sion, when pleading cause at the bar,
Mr.. B. observed, that he would conclude
his remarks on the following day, unless
the court would consent TO set late enough
for him to inish them that evsnins. $ SIT,
sir, (said the judge not set hens set"
I" stand corrected, sir" said the COUNSEL
Tor, bowling. Not long after, while Civ
ing an opinion, the judge remarked that,
under such and such circumstances, an
action would not lay" Lie, may it
please your honor, (saysthe counseilor,)
DOT lay hens lay" Nat Intei.
1.-THE above hiats ire very good; and it
is only to preserve the remembrance of
;su desprit, Of which these naturally re-
mind us, that we add the following anec-
dote. A debate took place (not ia q
neighboring but distant state, among
the members of the Court how long they
should set, to dispose of the business be.
fore them. Three rgeeks. at last we're de-
termined on. "Why ia the world" en-
quired wag at the bar, do they not
set four weeks like other geese. Bali. Pat.
Election Curiosity. The following is
copy Of ticket which was voted in
Franklin township, Bergen county, in this
stale, at the late election for members Of
the state legislature, sheriff and coroners.
viz. s For Council, Humility and Purity
For the General Assembly, Mercy aud
Generosity, Gratitude and Truth, Charity
and Honesty-For Sheriff Long-saGering.
These men I hope may go, but to please
my friends, mist finish with party spirit.
For Coroners, Self-interest and Conceit;
Pride, Ambition and Haughtiness; Re-
veuse, Avarice and Tyranny; Partially.
Deceit and Aristocracy. "--lNewark Cenk
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-11-28
PRINTED AND PUBLISHED
BY J. & E. sANDERsoN,
THO doors south o. Riuers's CITY Tavern,
ELizABETH-TowN, Nj.
Terms.

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per square. A liberal discount will be made to
those who advertise by the year.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-11-28
AuTUMN-Au ExrnAcr.

" The withered frame--the ruiD'd mind,
The wreck by passion left behind
The shriyeii'd scroii-the scatter'd leaf,
Scared by the Autumn's blast Of grief"
Every where are to be seen the prepa-
rations for winter; there is one place
where We fear they are too often forgot
ten lin the heart. In our figurative Au-
tumn, We forget that life is soon to Cease !;
we are indifferent about our preparations
for The winter Of death We hear the
blast of time bowling around our heads,
and quenching our giories 10 the dus.-
but We attend not to IFS warning voice,
nor take counsel how soon this cumbrous
coli OF moria.ity is 10 be shuffied OF.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-11-28

questionabIy TO be dispensed for increas-
ing the number Of competent teachers.
10 thirty Of the forty incorporated a.
cademies, there we're the last year two
thousand two hundred and eighteen stu
dents, of which six hundred and eighty
eight we're engaged in learning Latia and
Greek. The fund appropriated for the
benefit Of these Institutions, is about three
hundred and twenty Thousand dollars.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-11-28

1t is stated in the New-Y Daily
Advertiser, that "the British and For
eign Bible Society, since its establishment
|in the year 1904. have issued TWO
MILLIONS FIVE HUNDRED e.
FIFTY THOUSAND BIBLES AND
TESTAMENTS. Of this number, inc
hundred and tfty-sir Thousand, eight
handred and eighty-three, were issu-
ed during the last year. They have
also assisted in translating, printing or
distributing the Scriptures, or portions Of
them, 10 no less than one hundred and
twenty eight languages and Dialects"
Mr.. Chenavard, of Paris, has invented
a cheap aud elegant carpet, calculated
for low and damp situations. This article
is made of felt, vanished, and with which
stone floors, marbles, mosaics, and even
the finest carpets of Persia can be imi-
lated. A room, 20 by "a feet, can be
carpeted for less than 10 dollars. The
Society of Industry have granted Mr.. C.
a premium of 1900 francs--N. Y. Gag.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-05-27
FROM CARACAS.

A new Governor arrived at St. Johns,
Porto Rico, about the LIST inst. and caused
the Constitution to be proclaimed, and the
oaths administered to the garrison. Great
reioicipgs succeeded the ceremonies.
The new OF the revolution in Spain and
appointment Of Supreme Junta at Madrid,
was received at Caracas lin April, but no
change had taken place of the authorities
there. General Morillo was hourly expect
ed. when it was supposed that he would iol-
low suit. Reports mad reached iaguira OF
the defeat of The expedition from Margaret
ia. near Maracaybu, with the loss of 300
prisoners, besides those slain.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-05-27
Prop;aence. r. /. May Is.

LEGAN DOMESTIC FABRIC.
We have received at the office OF the Jour-
nal, a pattern OF most eieg ant domestic ging-
ham, manufactured BY Messrs. Wilkinson,
Greene g. Co. Pawtucket. Although the
looms of those gentlemen have been at work
upon this fabric for several weeks, it was
only two or three days since that they were
able TO send us this sample. So pressing has
been the demand for the cloth, that for some
time il was cut from the looms 9.soon and as
often as a gown pattern could oe woven.
American woolIens. c%ottons, &c. continue
to be in great demand.