Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-07-20
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we call upon you, and of that peculiar char
racfer, which appeals at once TO your love
for the church of your fathers--to your re.
srect for their neinory-to YOUR compassion
Tor Your destitute brethren--to your piaiy
as professors of rclgion-to your patriotism,
as sons of Virginia; and it promises to repay
thousand fold, the support YOU give 10 Is.
by the increased lustre of that church, now
rising from the dust of himaton BIZ sup
ply To the destitute Paris,es-by the spread
of pure and indebted relsion--by cxaliins
the honorable name of your native state--bV
adding To the reputation and usefulness OF
" llliam anu Mary, the alma mater of thar
most OF worthless who counted not their lives
nor their property dear to themselves, so thar
they might transmit to their children those civil
and religious liberties which we boast-and
beyond abby promoting the glory OF God -
IN providing for unborn millions the strun,,
consultations of that holy religion whose bless
eel iruit is peace and assurance hcre-gorys
honor and immortality hereafter.
RICHARD G.. MOORE
JOHN 5. RAVENSCROFT
WILLIAM u. WILMER
WILLIAM MEADE.
H. KEITH.
AUGUSTINE SMITH
BURWELL BASSETT
BuSHkOD WASHlNGToN.
HUGH MERCER.
WILLIAM MAYO
u Tho persons Interested in Richmond and else
where arc respectfully informed, that Dir Ino Ned.
SON, the collector, vii! wait upon them per,ohsy in n
Few DAYS TO ascertain the support they may be willing
To give To the proposed plan.
:, AS far as we have heard from the wheat
districts immediately around us, the grain is
both short ot an average crop, and o an ir,-
Terror iualty-owng to the wet. fly, &C. Sc.
Inc accounts from the interior of Pennsylvac
ma and Ohio. state their crop as very ,coot,.
n Of .l,n
harvest III this state is abundant"
Post Office JGsi,5isi,aem- Nalionaa In,eli-
senccr states that IN 1871 the amount of ros;aee r.
ceited was S229, 7i6; cost OF transportation S743
4So--pioit S85,23l.-in 1920 postage received
S'o9,of4 expenses S782, 260-ioss e41,ilI-This
osS Is attributed to the dimnution nj correspondence.
betweeh The commercial cities, and Ike additional
expense occaSioncd y post roas Tia; during
the present year, Other most roads involving ;,1
additional expense OF S55 900. have been established
ana 1t Is estimated that the receipts will tall still far
thcr short by about so or 10 thousand dollars -,
that the revenue oftic Post Office for thu. present
year, viii, ~ all probability, fall short 100 600 Of Il,
expenses"
The Baltimore Board of Health. on the
l1til INST state seven new cases OF nia!irnant
FEVER 10 have occurred since thci, report of
the i3th.-AU these cases have originated in
the i'eighhorhood of the wiiarves, one ex-
| copied, about which there is some doubt.-
| >
confined to a small part of the city, and tho
characterised b. an uns,lua degree of ma
| il5nancy, tile number of cases have been bat
Flew"
MssouRf.--Tie blu entitled :. 4 Solemn
| Public Act declaring the assent of this State to
! The fundamental condition contained in Req
oiu'on passed by the Congress of the United
States, providing for the admission of his stats
INTO the Union on certain condi,ions," was
passed in the II. of r. on the 10th Jnne. AYES
SO, noes g. Of these last, Messrs. McGirk and
Heath catered their solemn protest on the Jour
mails ofthe House. The bill when il went up
to the Senate, was " amended by striking out
all oil The preamble, except the recIiartiye
part" Finally, a conference took place be
| tween the two Houses on the 9th which r.i-
suited III an agreement To strike out some.
words, from that part of the Preamble which
the Senate objected to'-aftcr which Isay,
the st. LOUIS Register of the a3d] Tie act
passed. both honscS." In what precise shape il
Mas carried through, we are unable to state
\ DUt as Tie CLAUSES of the bill absolutely sub
scribe 10 tie Resolution of Congress, ire no,o
coHSiacrae 'ctIpie coni'orerSJ as settled and pre-.
sumo that M PRESIDENT The L. s. will in few
days iss'lc his Proclamation, recognizing TIL,
admission of Missouri into the American
Union.
Other subjects had been taken up in the
Missouri Legislature--am the rest, pl,i,,s Of
retigI. BID establishing Loan Office had
been indefinitely postponed in the Ii. of r.;
but OH subsequent day, the bill had been
reconstructed by vote of % to 10 when a
motion again TO postpone indefinitely had been
lost by % to Il. Tile final fate OF the bill l.;
sad TO be uncertain.-A bill was before tn;
committee Of tie whole drought in by Judge.
STUART " allowing the redemption Of property
SOlT 7tTey. eJ?cutiO., ,,,,.
had determined, by very decided vote. Z,
abolish d'tfnlprisoanient FIR DEBT"
COM. BARRON.
IL the New