Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-08-07

By the same gentleman here from the san,
cashier, in which he says, that the note whe,..
he so received rs genuine as well rs some 4, ~
Tiers, are now discovered To be counterfcits
The above facts will satisfy the public tina,
u counterteu, they are so well executed as :,
render IT unsafe TO take any note of that d..
nomination ;and as the Cashier after pronounc
nS them genuine now refuses to receive them
1t is matter worthy of consideration how "a
far If may be safe To take any note which
purports TO be payable at that Bank.
Bait. Fed. Gu..
PHILADELPuIA, August Flour has riser, .
a little in our market. 1t now brings four doll
lars and fifty cents barrel out OF the wagont
u. S. BANK STOCK H.
August e.-Sales at 1888 this forenoon. |,
New York yesterday, sales at l12a and IL l.
Franklin Goa.
August 3.-The following memorandum nj
the extreme hot weather which has been ex.
perienced in this city during the last four days
was made by Messrs. Beck & Stewart at the Z
). w. corner of Walnut and Third-street
State ofue Thermometer at 10 O'Clock.
Under the z
1921 In the Store. Awning. In the Sun. l
July 80, 80 Toe $50
81, 80 IO1 $50
8, 81 81 io5
We have satisfaction i'm stating that a much
greater quantity of FLAX has been grown
in Pennsylvania this year than usual, aud re-
port speaks tavorabiy of the quality of the
article. .Nerer was the size or quality of our
new PorAToEs finer than this season We
hope to be able to say the same of our fall
potatoes and that the quantity is very great.
Potatoes, if they fetch but half the price
which they have usually brought for the last
20 years, will be Il more profitable crop than
any Kind of grain.
We are also of opinion that great attention
should be paid TO the working of our IRoy
and COAL mines. If we were TO reflect. even
Tor short time, what mighty things Iron and
Coal have done for England, thatswe .proba-
o'y nave IN pennsylvania greater body of
both substances than there ever was In Great
Britain, and that our Coal especially is much
more easily worked, millions of tons of il be-
IN? Goore, and not as in England, great depths
oHoig the surface of the earth we say that il
we did but give attention and consideration to
these facts, we could scarcely be so Indifferent
as we are to these great natural sources of
wealth, which are to be found in almost eve
ry district IN Pennsylvania. Phil. Press
We have in our hands a file of Italian ga
zettes to the end of May They conta,:. Isis
of prescription and abundant obloq;Iy of the
Carbonarl. An account is given, under the
head of Naples, OF. Jogging of the members
OF that association, with the emblems of The
order hung TO their necks, through the streets
Oh fapies. Thus, no doubt can remain on
this point of history. The Eeapolitan !, ticle
says, No spectacle was ever better received
by the subjects of our sovereign. They follow
ed in crowds shouting, Live the King, Live
God But the next day there appeared an
order of the Police which fcrbids all such
accIamations at the execution of measures of
public justice. 1t states that the enthusiasm
OF the people on such occasions, however Ia,i-
dahe in IFS origin, is not to be comtenanced
by wise government, rs it might degenerate
INTO popular tumult." Nat. Gaz.
Ii is stated in the Boston Patriot, that
Grass Bonnet made by Miss Burnap, of Ger-