Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-03-01

not related by historiorrapiIers. Having bc.
| come acquainted with Mr.. Wattison ,ibta-
Ran. he. WAS presented with several books in
i'," Hndosian language, which he read fin
emily. Alter receiving repeated kiudnesses
from many individuals. he left Wasbingt ton
| on the Monday evening after his arrival. On
| crossing The Potomac bridge, he was a.reea
bly, surprised to find among the persons EN-.
, pioyed bv that respectable company, a u.ar
| relative MIR. Archibald Osborne, y the f. ST
We mad seen since his return 10 hi, native
country. HIS emotions NAV be conceived
| bat cannot be described. The lapse o, nine :
| teen years, although had. greatly Impaired
ms constitution. had not eifaccd The strong
nneams"ts OF ms coIntenahce, aud both in
| stantly recognized each other. .t.
With Mr.. Osborne he spent the night and
| ihe following morning entered Alexandra -
| Passing directly through that place, he n as so
| io''"Sate as 10 lneet with Wagon ira, cling
| westward Ia which lie engaged passage, aud
| aiteT Beng four days on The road reached
| Chesnut Level, the well remembered home
| ut b!s minority, on the Saturday evening, 27,h
January. alter an absence Of uj.etseu Years
anu Twelve days. But time had committed sad
| rava.es during his absence. HIS parents,
| whom he had left in perfect healst, with far
promise OF iopg life, had descended TO the
| grave. His only surviving near relative was
an aunt. the wife of Mr.. Aqniila O sborpe,
FARMER. We Will not attempt 10 tescI The the
scene Which followed. We VIII Only sat thai
ne was Instantly recognized by the family
circle, aud that the evering which cue ceeded
was tie happicsi OF their lives.
| Mr. Anderson remained at home Two weeks
| when he left il for Baltimore whittier he had
| oeen ADVISED 10 repair, 10 commence tue pub
iira'ion Of his history. But me ting with a
| friend at BrrryviIe, who proposed his fi,st
visiting this place, lac WAS Induced 10 alter
| his coutse, and accordingly entered Win
CHI ster on Monday Iasi, as we have above
mentioned. He has determined on makin
| THIS his future residence aud his manuscript
| relation Cater revi,ion and emendaiion by a.
| gentleman OF eiGditIon-one we'll vtIsCd in
Inc polties OF the British cabinet, AID The
| history OF The East India Companys wars IN.
indid)- will he printed at this press, aad is
sued during the ensuing aniumn.
we have now arrived AT The most pleasing
part ct this aitisle- Ia returning thanks IN
| the nar,e of Mr.. Anderson Tor the many and
various kindnesses shown him durng lis
! Journey from Norfolk, we cannot Sufficiently
hnd words To express his sentiments OF giaA-
| tude. To Mcssrs. Shields, A iiburn 81 Co
| editors of the Norfolk beacon aud Mr.. Mar
IL, OF the Reading Room he IS under infiuite
90 'gations. lie trusts Ge viii soou be esab~
led 10 ieIeve himself iiom those uf a pecu-
mar, nature; butno 'etugn can suitably he
made iof tle, i.1Dy sponiant Gus acts If hos-
| pitaiity. 10 ca-i Ferguson OF The DaitN0ie
and Norfolk steam boot. aud 10 Messrs Ali
sen Cto.s, aud Hughes, ut AnmBpos, he
would express similar Tho nils Thronsh lie
Kindness of the latter he was favored villa d
| letter 10 Col. Little, OF the House OF Rope.
aentaiives, which obtained for Inn at Wasi.
ington, the most friendly marks of attention
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OF Congress. BY Mr.. Lane. OF isesryvi!le. lie
| was received with that gener0us hospitality
| which Is the characteristic of Nir=inia.is, aud
winch he viii always hold III Just ieineu.
| biamce.
To capt. GaB,i, of the ship Henry CLAY, in
winch he was a passenger from London TO
NoifOlk. lie Is indebted tor many kindnesses
dnring the voyage. He is scnwen and can
aniy appreciate seaman'S Manks tt;epub. /.
NEW YORK Feb. 10 BY an arrival al
Holmes Hole II Is staied thai Commod orc Jolly
was cruising of the Havana. aud that on Tue
| which IVES raRsOmed by thu owner Tor s,27 :.
| 600. and The money carried out fropI The Ha-
vama 10 hun by Baltimore schooner.
| letter from 81. Pieires of the 2ii ef De-
ceinber states, HAT piraries multiply them.
selves IN the most fighiinI manner, and 10
Nag Is secure from tlrir rapacity. The Island
| OF IT. Darts. is the grand depot of those DIES
peradoes. Que OF theui, named Al,neida. a, M
| ei al Newport brig which he cdii,d the
Gen Wilson. which he commanded under tie
| name OF Wilson, and wihch lie now calls tie
! Gea- Bolivar, had the audaciiy to attack. o.
| bout the 1911 December, French mau OF war
| Orig, lie kalisr) The sctiOn was warm, and
| within pistol shot. The privateer, after
having los, 81 men, awaited he.elf of the sud
| den obscuiiiy ct the goinsJdown OF the moon
TO 'nn INTO 81. Martins. where she only took
ime 10 Obtain cordage aud wood, aud pai a.
| gain to sea.
This event will no donbt cause our gor.
eminent to take deiiUiive steps with regard
| TO these sea robbers.
Adm'rai DnpeTte has just nada Ills Pppear.
auce from The Capes-paii.cn!ars not yet
| known" lCazcffe
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 2l.-The tur-
peniinr disteIlery belonging TO Samuel
Medary, IN Front street near Poplar lane,
accidentally lock fire on Monday morn
/ ing, 10th inst. aud, will, its apparatus aud
| "A l1r ~ mt ri
were emlerely consumed. The adjniD
lug stores were preserved by The usnaI
activity and spitted exeriipns of The fire,
men ard other citizens, aIihoueh in i'm.
mDeni danger.
"HoNEsT THIEvES!
On Friday night the store No. Is, North
Front street. was entered, and articles,
TO ItIiliug amount siui, q tIiereir0m, be.
sides flf'y dollars Augusta Bridge Mites.
and few five dollar Silver Lake Notes
believed TO be spurious-Also, halves Oh
100 dollars sundry Bauk notes.
This morning letter iDelosing ,he lat
ter vas received through the Post Office
OF which the following is a copy:
FrIday eCening 2 O'Clock at night
SIR am very sorry that your note,
were only halves, as was very much IL
"ani OF money. but rs they would MOI
sult me think proper 10 send you them
BACK, so u yOu are satisfied mnsi---
would much rather they would have beer
whole ones.
RINALDO RINALDINI."
No. Is. North Front.sireet.
The owners OF The hall notes conside
themselves boODd TO return their thank,
to HinaIdO RinaidiEi for his polite at
ieniioD-hc has furnished proof that IL,
did not wlsI, TO INFECT an injury wiiIom