Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-11-30

AiocriS JaEaas shei Esiohrts 20 The c.ta sracar Of
Robert hompsor aud Son. arlIrcd dyewor, in llu,eheson
which being contrary To the statute ofGeorgc III.
Mr. Robertson Junior Counsel stated for the Panel that
express purpose of proving that the species of
oiacorc had been carried in New York, America
turr; and having been recently inicc few weeks
impossible the Panel could he prepared bring
sncien, evidence in his behalf and therefore pleaded for
delay In bringing this affair into Court. +.
Mr. Hope replied and contended that the Panel has his
Mr.. Coekburn repet that a had been tried about
20 years ago fora similar offence by private individual
and the law had been allowed sleep since. lie
cue by h.ping their Lorhips would allow time for the
Lord suecoth observed that should give opinion
nj present ON the question: but proposed that should be
tilted to the High Court OF Jusiiciary.
Lord Glies agreed with Lord suceoih, and the
ordered 10 he certified To the High Court Juciary, the
Mr. Cockburn Observed that il hard commit his
CLIENT while he present under bail bond of Eo0a-
His agent DR. Michael Gillfan he would security
aud led him out Of Court
The Ae. Of Parliament alluded to in this case convic
ton awards fine OF fsoo and imprisonment for the space
oil twelve calender months
UNION uALL-A NEW PROPHET
Assoon as the Magistrate had taken his seat person
officers the TAR The he had found him
Disturbed the peace and him excuse for doing So
The prisoner was man cf large stature beyond the mid
consisted of shirt without neckcio large coat fsteu-
cd about bis waist by alea,hern belt pair otod
SHUTS nor oushy Ocaru
After the officer had stated his charge, the following short
dialogue took place between the Magistrate and the pri.
soncr:-
Magistrate Well, where did you from ~; From
ehu.ettsit Called when LEFT ago" What
DID, yS sS9 to sss Ih d dSr sI @ Wss9
did you come fors" To prophecy" To prophecy '"-
nssng Of him.
nothing but Christ and him crucGe" The prisoner
taking small bible from under his appeared TO read
With great attention, regardless fevcry thing that
passing around him lie vas however very ready
swer any questions that we're quito him respecting
tive: Of bis conduct and to person who made
lie had beena farmer in iassaenses, good circum.
Stances and had family About years ago. the Lord call
and follow him. He obeyed the CALL and took nothing with
Since eaten the flesh Of any animal nor drank any sro a
drink in which term he included every liquid except
received money although Tie breern often sohcb,
10 administer 10 his necessities, by cndcavoring prevail
thought for the Since he left home he had trave
ed thro great part OF the United States, preaching
That believed He baptized rs John baptized eut down
into the water With the disciple.
lie came to prophesy whit he vet commissioned
10 reveal and was continue i'll his present body until tue
second coming OF Christ whom he was To to Jerusalem
yet been revealed TO him. In Philadelphia revealed
| according 10 the revelation.
lie accounted for being brought tue Office by snying
was his masters WILL but he had offended lie been
cd him and shouted They did him no harm he made No
complaint and the officer took him and him in prison.
The Magistrate; the best mode providing for the
present made an order send him lrixon House of
Correction, with directions that he should kindly treated
| TIE REVEREND DOCTOR IN A DILEMMA.
The following amusing incident should be warnn. to all
clerical ers OF which tie number in This conn,ry
nope is not large 10 be careful how they direct and
their c, and raul, and riches The unfortunate pop~a
preachtr noticed below, merely by this carecssnes had
the i'll fate offend prominent patron; and expose
he hypocrite, without his sleeps clothing. good faith
however we dare say there is just much dupcy among
pose of their calling makes their errors The more conIpeu
Gus ;and i, Is as true now as in O. 4 Stephens day
| lis the taste ofthe times, relish the RHYMES,
When the ridicule runs on pnrsou." [Bak. Pat.
"ard ristais. which recently in England II ap-
n he ,Sr ! M1 1 popular 5fIs who was intimate
Lady augusta Murray duchess of Sussex had received
from both TO dinner the same day He
notes IN answer, but in hts hurry the intended for
lazy Murray to Mrs Whitlread and that for Mrs. W.
Tor your most delightful invitation. must will accept it.
noush to 10 so am compelled pct OFF the brewer
Copyef e other note. The Rev II. presents his respects
~, compliments TO Lady Elizabeth Whi,bread, aud regrets
that the sudden indispnson o his aunt, whom he has
great expectations, will prevent him from INDUCING him
i. IN The hgh honor of waiting upon the family dinner
No man could ever have been more ciagrimed than
-uep ne received the following note from Mrs Wlbread
Lady Elizabeth Wbitbread presents her compliments to
the Nev Mr. and doubts notbut that when iagucd with
wite.' - ''e ''''o's '''e u '''"e' anu his
lWoNpERFUL NATURAL PRODUCTION OF WASH
| INGTUNiS LIKENESS
oIer fsos J0nlss AtiR Esq duicd HDDfr,s Fey Yiy1
| - MIA, Norris, 1921
take the liberty OF Writing the following
| islied ? e ~ pun
On my visit to this place few DAYS since whilst INV eve
ranged over its romantic beauties forcily impressed
WITH singular and elegant Production ondture delInt
ing most extraordinarily excellent profile of the ustr
gus Washington formed in the StupendOus which over
hang the Potomac II is situated high up the pronpontoTy m
the Maryland side OF the river looking norIhwarI.
Nhen you are III front of The hotel the street
may be easily disecrned by directing your vision In yellow
patch IN the rocks opposite just above which the profile
tolcraby large The nose lip, and chin admirably form
ed, and behrhe semblauee of studied forehead is
OBSCURE yet there is sufficient mind a i
idea Of the noble form and dignfed carriage with te mild
ness OF feature, which the original IN his lifetime pos essed
so einenty as TO inspire amen with profound reyer
ence towards his august person
Suchwas the worth of The that raure proud Of her
choicest productions OF excellence has even rocks TO
chtuy MS Sa that succeeding generations may vene-
ate and hold him i'll grateful remembrance.
impaired my discovery to many gentlemen who have
since seen it and they unanimously agree that NV Idle, S
AIR. JEFFERSOS should have escaped so strange n nbe
nomenon, he could have eelshcIh his Notes o., v;rn
With learned description Of this rare Identification of
Washington. "
When The sun IS near meridian the profile shews TO adj
vantage, and tie landing place affords the best View
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