Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-05-22

no reward or oxperrcS Will rc SliUweh fJs
experimenting any soldier who deserted ,,or
TO this order.
"All soldiers i'm confinement bv sentence of
courts martial, will be dismissed the service
with disagrace.
d" The regulations relative to transfers is 50
Tar suspended that officers may be taken from
one Regiment or Corps and arranged to ;,n-
other, the more perfectly to complet. ti,.
Organization, misunderstanding the ind;yi,t...
ais interested, until the first of january neat.
BY order,
ID. PARKER,
al. & IpSp Genera.
NOTE inarrnnging tho ieutcnauts OF Artillery TO ihs
most convenient s,niionS for immediate ,s:i,, A.
tcniion has not been paid in ai 10y the poanl
o, GIL, Jnser ~ 70 .qaai PROMOTION, which must be
~ The allow is the substance Of the New org,uzafI-
Parker We publish such Of the details a, we tins inter
csing TO the general rJcr, referring To the Gtucsl o.
udf i>eu sth as are socous to see the Lie.n-
iants, &C. Sc. lk.nguiyxg.,
EXECUTIVE APPOINTMENT.
The Legislature OF Georgia is now in ex-
traordnary scssion-ior the purpose of ma
king arrangements to dispose OF the lands
lately coded to that State, through the a,sen-
cy OF tue U. States, by the Greek Treaty.
From the Documents submitted along with
that Treaty; by governor Clark, we lcara
that James j. Preston, late Governor of Vir-
gnia, has been appointed by the Prcsi-
dent OF the u. 5. the commissioner for adj
justing the claims Of the citizens of Georgia
against the Creek nation. These, the l..
States government haze assumed under thc
treaty topay to the amount of ) 100000. Mr..
Preston commences the execution of his du-
ties on the end. July next, at Athens, Geor-
gla.
TO bc--or moi 10 be? That IS The Question.
From the bearings of the following article we sis-
pcct II TO he nothing than ar Abstract of 4 We
~ long letter from Gibraltar originally pu shed l.;
the Norfolk Herald. That did not strike us however
as positively stating tGat Mr.. Braddish had presented
himself ~ the Court of tho Sublime Pore as Amc-
rcan Charge d'Ai.,;rs Al all events, there is great
doubt about the matter. We are induced TO think
thai Mr.. H. has no such powers from our govern
mcr and that the whole affair is HE n,isconcc,-
uon oi some newspaper; the -FOUR! :. of frcrtl!hA-
aGB,e -
From, he Boston ptlirei;un.1
a letter from Gibraltar intimates that
LUTHER BRaDDIsH, ESQ. has been formally
presented rs American Charge d'AiIairs at
Constantinople by the British Ambassador
resident there. Ii is limited that commercial
favours can only be obtained there by pur-
chase. The writer of the letter conceiyts
that the lowest price at which we could
neSociatc a, Commercial Treaty with the
Sublime Porte would be 100000, beside
annual- presents To the amount OF $4,000
III Is said the Austrian, Russian and British
Ministers at Constlntinople ere supported
at an expense of SO, or 10000 per an. each
To their GoNts. 1t is stated that few or no
domestic articles Of the u. s. are wanted
in the places bordering on the Black Sea;
the East and West Indian produce il il
thought could be furnished cheaper from
DINER soNccs.-'Iha Greek and other Sea-
men OF the Mediterranean, serve at a very
low rate, and live on cheap food. Their
wages IS about SO per month--and Genccse
have offered at S 0. and tn find themselves
CIIiNCH BUGS.
lh"sc most formidable enemies to our grain crons
have re-affcarcc this spring with an apparent IN
crease equal 10 1000 for one have been fold t,nt
IN tsic slate OF SCrh Carolina :hcy have continued
their dreadful ravagcs for upwards of 20 wears NIL
some gentleman acquainted with the fact, he so
good "a 10 state. ih me EAquirer-N hat has bee.
thc estimated destruction Of crops hv them? What
crops resist them most What seasons the inj.v il
greatest What extent OF Country is now subject To
them Where they first made hcir appearance
neither they continue TO increase where they first
begun their rayages not 81 recollect these IN
sccts 80 or 38 years ago, this ncghborhood; thfy
were then considered formidable 10 certain cro.s.
within very limited spacc--but they dsapDearcd
Ill &c" years and have not since been njurieus
uhiii about three years aeo From present ,ncar-
ahces should estimate the INJURY 10 DC sustained
D! mem this ycnT ia the wheat crop in my i.nme.-
ate ncishborhood, at 10 bushels in the hundred
Gooc'iland, Nay 10, 1921 '
u We have this CAV our ns,p f,q,s ,t ne The
n'.. "c fger pgper Ne have engaged is not quite con-
lIcte II is out Of power this tay To exhit mi th
Improvements rOnicmplate-In three or four weeks
we uf 10 render the appearance of the Enriyer rrtbv
o. inc KIND and liberal reception has unjrn.ly az, e-i-
c1iced from the public. +'
MARRIEDlOn Wednesday cv~nne Iast, Inv The r..
@.M ~ niG3, Iocor THOMAS NELSC-, 10 Miss JtjJIA
$500 RIDDLE, daughter oil JospA Rie, Esq, all OF
~ y Of the firm Of ilenry Watkins 4 Go. Broker
ct this city, 70 Miss FRANCES only ,1,r-l Of S,,3
'i1F' Esl' of Chesterfield county.
nols, ROBERT PAYNE Warning; Jr. 10 Miss MSEy
l. uARN EIJ second daughter OF lanes NJ Gsrne,, -
all of Essex county. ' ~ "d'i'c'' Or
On Tuesday evening the 9th inst. I,y the same HENRY
~ t.sg OF Essex county, 10 Miss Lucy HOp
county. ~ '1' VI "eS'''oie"-i~
we are grieTed 10 state that RIr. John
tSuarles, OF Spottsylvania, member of the
house oi Delegates, has cut his throat in TT
OF arrangement, supposed to be brought on
Dy some pecunary embarrassment. 4
Worthier man than this it has perhaps never
been Our good fortune to be acauainted
with: His loss and still more the manner of
IT. will be sincerely regretted by all who
knew him. "'-0
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