Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-04-20

the highest proofs of eoEtid ence; aud il
is very gratifying here, 10 perceive thai
these considerations have that influence
with the President, which the stability OF
his own power, and the permanent welfare
uf The nation requires
Judge White of Tennessee, lately the
presiding Judge Of the h,.hes, juticial
court OF that state, is "A gentleman we'll
ht,ed 10 be an associate with Gov. King.
To great learsing. aud habits 81 close
aud methodica! application, he aniies a
mind OF uncommon vigor, activity and
diSciimiGaiinu.
With such commissioners, the claim
| ants under The Spanish treaty have every
reason 10 be satisfied that The subjects
| committed 10 them vii! not only be
promptly adjusted. blu, thoroughly inves-
| tigated. Boston Statesman.
NEW YORK. April Ii la concurrence of
| The unsettled state OF the Peninsula, the Por.
| tn uese consuls in the United States have
| received instructions not To grant consular
| papers 10 any vessels bound 10 the Kingdom
| vi Portugal.
The ship Stephauia. Captain Burke, bonnd
| TO Antwerp. sailed Yesterday morning bur
| was prevented from getting 10 sea nv "A sonth
| erIv wind. Passenger in the Siepkania
| WILLIAM Oracle, Esq bearer of important
! dispatches from the secretary OF state TO the
lister a. Paris. fGn-.
| dprii ll.-Anoiher of the long look ed for
| NesSels was heard of YESTERDAY The brio
| * becca. SfOddard which sailed frpm Ro,t,r
dam on the 10Th November, for this port pmt
INTO Lisbon on the 18Th OF February All,
having been about 30 DAYS at sea and alter
having sailed as tar west as the Grand Banks
The British ship Haiifax Packet, which sailed
from DnOhh In October lasi, aud The big
Jams, Matter, from Amsterdam, are msw The
o0iy missing vessel for this poti
| Ap'G io.'-The British ship Halifax Packet
Craig. from Londonderry tor this po,i a,r,v d
| a, bermuda on the Isl instant after b.in..
| one hundred and siriy tarte days az sea! There
| were A. emigrani passengers on board bn,.
| forisnately, The ship had "a large o,,an,itx nj
potatoes on freight, winch saved Them from
starvation. They were all landed ia safety.
| Huntsville, <Aiab0 March 23.-Vhp Ia.t
mail has brought us dates 10 the Sd inst from
waning ton City, containing the preceed-
| ings OF Congress Ia The close of the se,
| ssioD. TIE land bill finally passed by vcrv
| large n'ajO,iiies in both houses It's provi,,.ua
| are not 81 tavora5le as we had eNuected IN, y
would be eliht To The government or 10 the
| purchaser II MI. Kings plan had passed an
| epi,omc of which We Published last week
| both The treasury and The country would have
| fell lis saiuIaly effect. The small section of
country IN THIS vicinity, which is ind- 1T ID 10
the government in the sum of So ODO o0O
w"nid have paid into the national Golfers an
annual combination OF something like -FOUR
OR FIVE HUNDRED THOUSAND Dol
LAhS rs II =, II viii not rIobably pay more
| then Forty or Fifty Thousand iusiead III M,
| king liberal discount aud giving ii generous
eAteuSIon OF pANment by iustaiments the act
requires payment i'll full 10 be made on the 80 b
| OF Srptemb-r, 1922, to obtain tie discouut-
! This cannon be doIe TO any considerable ex
| teut--Ihe resources OF the country will moi
| admit OF tive have not the money nor can
| W. raise u. a. tOpayin= the full amount by
| ins ailments in eight Yeas 1t is out of HE
| IL Hspt
| aud the people will not attempt l.
/ The om!y A.i"fnati'e, adv-niae cons to the
| purchaser IN tins section oi Couptry is the
| righ, of transfer. Some iew viii wall them.
| sc YES OF this offer, Gut the WI hhoiiiu. d, g
| LAID relinquIshcd from sale. fcg the space of
| Two y@ar-, Vii operate 10 the serious IsIu-
| ~ OF the country. Many would u- yias 10
| reiinQuNh all at their purchases bri The small
iIacts under Improvements, If those lands
| could be immediateI, broueht into market
| As II l. we venture 10 predict, that resrly all
OF those who do mol transfer will occu,.y their
lands tor the eight years and three months, and
| then forfeit
FLORIDA TREATY.
! We this day present our readers with the
official translation o; the late Spanish Trea-
\ ty ceding to the u. 5. East aad West FIoris
| da. which has been uncOndiiiondiIg ratified -
| By tins { eaiy We ave put III pos session of
| mos valuabie county, siesptcIs its aer-
| cn.tura and commercial importance, and The
q rupatIoH OF ~ gives additional SeCnTIty 10
| onr commerce IN the MeAican Gulf.
| The FloridAs coutain extensive bodies of
fi'e sugar coffee, and cotton lands. AID an in
exhaustibic supply OF The best hip timber in
| the world. Pensacola ard ST. Augustine are
! 1--WE seapor,s of vast Importance To The u \
| and the majestic 81 Johns is of the finest
rivers on the continent. This river is nayi.a.
b e Ter vessels drawing fifteen feet abont 2OD
miles, and Is liom one To five miles wide.
| lkepr5.
| Arkansas, february l7th-Dr. BRApFoRD
OF The U. ,. Army arrived a, this place oa
Saturday morning last, from Fort Smith ON
! the Arkansas river, and after stopping few
| hours proceeded on hi, way 10 Tennessee.
| We learn b. DIR Il. that Governor Dl;lLer is
| on his return 10 his place having failed IN
| bis endeavors L queil tie difficulties which
have some time existed between the Cherokee
| aud Usage IL dians. ~ majority of the tur-
| MIR have nnf rm.y manifested an anyiety
| Tor war with the Osages and The yourg
| men OF tue latter refused to come 10 The
| Council, and actually committed several acis
| of hostility against the ChaIGkees whilst
Gov Miller was in The Usage nation en-
| deaVorng to pnt a stop to the war. fGa=
In the year ISlO-li, the u. States exported
| a greater quantity of Flour, Than they ever
| have done 10 any one year. There vs. as thai
year shipped one million four hundred and Corfv.
FIRE thousand and treire barreLs L, aDncays
from The statrmeDt Of OuI C respondent p" An
| American Freeh0der, aud We have great
confidence in his accuracy and research thar
ihe quantIiy OF DOMESTIC DISTILLED LIQUORS
| manufactured 10 the u. States annually, cone
Snmes OF the products of agriculture, clhefy
| grain as mnch as, if il were all wheat Hsuid
bs suhlcieni TO make three millions trro iundred
thousand barTeis Of Flour ~! Two aBd a quar-
| Ter times as much flonr as we have ever ex.
| ported. THIS Is tact which calls TOR the
! most serious reflection, not ouiy from our
Farmers, but our Distillers and Brewers.
| Dem Press.
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| Commissioning.
| 6Hothrr Hero NJ the RevOtution GONG :
DspaIled tlIls lie ON The I2lh inst. Col. ROnERT