Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-08-18


ss"es " .sss cuhit on necs tvbich Gen. Sacc,rh
I'd \, rlh, ,seah sVs ssnneI uoase, aho aeh"minat-
,s..n,..,s ~ .r eAesp. 'o ,onehness u nas no coe
,.isu% h 49, ~ sue o.lemas isans OF that name The
sr.rs sam,i~ 40 v"s uus .oe p.opeIy OF tne Cen
49,. snu u one OF tue most fertile and pleas
s.isna. :. n e.. wien you nave seen one Of these
$3.50 10 seer .nem al, thefe 10 similarity Of
&c. ~. " se.us unAncwua nenese In other re-
VI .ess recent IoIinsuon anu cannot help
% .nss hs country wonid be most appropriate
$3.50. s' '"e o"ngest OF !eur ssnai engineers. BY
, s"ne SI u .ney Womb acquire knowledge Of the
s . % ~ Shoals 81 the eiiectsof
~"ss upon tbe ronths OF hafbss-s OF whicb, though
pIeeu " the aenon OF one or Two causes, eau only
ne ssoto"guy ny experience The elects OIL The
anee ffom vs., =" 49, rh ' soanse us appeal
o,n Jes' " yes!. ne isanos all consist OF 1ittio
nups .. tvehs found which The current has gradually
With ,h. eS's ems p,aies ana upon The edges ef
mNo ne wiho mas pieu up long beaches OF diiferene
'nese beaches acting aiteT their formation
inc Tue a,"dt .at,"aesnent OF the LAKE. IN
uus e"n.e't he PIauies INTO DRY meadows, and In
800 ns'"nces ue INFERIOR oI an Island viii he found
as low as the rounding water This more the case
' y, "'us rIhcitay FORMED by the action Of the
30 ~" Ia he centre ana mas heavy coarse beaches.
49,, s v"ei oei"e f.me,paiy I"'mea ny The action Of
Iemity, and Las long sanded prares reaching ont
oin us sSst exposed edges These frequently stretch
;,a s .s,a"a 70 anoiner forming ~ time enc grand
when ooks as " nve or ak little hocks lad
's g. T., ,Oppsu by accident INTO smooth vi"ir.
eu.ops aeI very heavy storni 10 observe The
skes' OF ,nese peaches They will he found piled
,,v, Ioees as me strehgth OF ihe surge is
s'huany uiin'sned tue heaviest pebbles being in the
app.Imost row, ana The next beneath, and till
JIM 'eAci the waller euge.
a., "n"qni,ss .. tnese paris are old forts and
Ino'an 'unu Bull beiese The history or rather ira
Nt"hs OF tue ihdah wars are better preserved here
n t,se"heIe; OWING 10 tue connection or rather ih-
OF Se natives wun the eia French settlers.
hese Sahauia"s you know are singing race, and, tho
nave u" WIhieh memorials VI former times their
Ter 'ary stories are better preserved,
ieh,d on. nave stopped al the house If an Indian
"ss. pauh OF me fver, who seemed TO have Eothns
49, eoon Win MS race eNcept TIE feature, iegg,R.
""e 70 ue 'achet nc mas resided .bcrr near 50
ye"s.speahs very eeod tngiish-and Is also somewhat
" te"eiaI hau Mr. JEFFERSON educated bin instead
y. .ue SON OF ,ofn P'anisI be probably wonld have
oee q" eNH"Pe het h'eugence Is not conhnsu to any
pa,ue"iSI race or SET oil men.
'saho Immediately noTth OF us tscailed Fighting
'"n we circumstance ofan insurrection plan
". en,e ~ inc name OF Pontiac having been dis
CO suu oeIedieo mere. a DAY was liked on which
-; so,' oi n"iahs WIN their rifles sawed of and
nu ""e' .eI coaSs,w !" enter the gsrris0Rs and
N. pvssessio" " 'nsm sanaw discovered the plot,
r.. 81 ''s cJsctnrs suffered IN consequence...
H' "nni beneve has no place In history,
aeteat cute anu MS name tasa considerable celebrity
!" uese pdie.
TO- , "u VIZ I'asea IN the sire OF the white fish -
TOR tbonsh they sometimes caught very large thew
are generally ahou,'he sue Of herring. have see;
'e's'si VI 'peh Caught this season."
G,eIort 81 aieter.... CONNECT Bts6s, June ~, 1870
afn glad thai the fact Authorizes stale. tbae
ne troops al th's pos, are restored TO perfect heaih
@ arc NOV I'D Dom corps ihfty men ON The sick
nor y. mere staple case Of serious indispositon.
p.s position Is, ne donot as healthy any part Of