Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-08-10

uhchOhs III NhtcuiilcS anu NIanuiactures, from
the Workmanship OF American Apprentices
who have sniiiiled their engagements as such,
OF Journeymen, who have faithfully served as
Apprentices and OF Master Worl1men.-Pre-
ference 20 be given lall other things being
equal to the workmanship OF Apprentices be-
fore Journeyncn and of Jomneymcn> before
Masters. These premiums will he paid on
presented at the T6iENNTAL CELEBRA-
IION ofthe Association on the first Thursday
the lth) OF October ens,,img.
PREMIUMS.
For SHIPS BOATS.-F'or the best mo-
delled and made Beat, FORTY FIVE dol
iars.-FOr the second best, TWENTY dol
lars. The boats to be at least IL feet loag !;
either iap-strealled or square seamed-to unite
strength with elegance. an the materials to
be of American production. COMMITTEE of
lie Government, .heSSrS DARRIcorr & OAR
LING.
For RIDING SADDLEs-either Tor La
dies or Gentlemen.-For the best made Sad
die. TWENTY dollars.-F'or the second best.
TEN dollars. As many Of the mater;als Nc
practicable to be of American production.
ComniHee, .Eessrs. FAIRBANKS and FAxoy.l
Specimens of BOOK-DINDiNG.- the
hest bound Book, uniting elegance and eco
nomy of material, TEN doilars.-For the
second best FIVE dollars. Committee
.ileSSrs CoTroN and FRANCis.l
EDGE TOOLS.-To include Broadaxes.
AIDES and Curriers' Shaving Knives; For the
best specimen TEN doars.-For the second
best FIVE dollars. Committee .liessrs. MARSH
and LOWERING.
FIRE SEIvFS.-For the best sett. ITIJT
TEEN dollars For the second best EIGHT
dollars. Committee .lieSSrS. HUoHEs and NJ
cHoLs.
twill be at the option OF the successful can
dictates to receive the Premiums in .iiedai,
a Piece Of Plate or .lioney.
Those who Intend TO become Competitors
must give in their names to Mr.. Drcid Fran
CTS, Secretary of The Association, at least ten
days before the third day of October.
The adjudication of an the Premiums will
be made on the day preceding the celebration,
by the Government of the Association assisted
by five artists to be chosen from the Associa-
ton at large and the Competitors must send
or bring their articles To the place designated,
before that day. Any further information
respecting the articles To be exhibited. will be
given by the COMMITTEES before named.
The Timber Duty Bill, IatcIy enacted by
the British Parliament, is likely to destroy the
lumber trade, hitherto carried on from Yer
mont 10 Canada. A letter from one of The
" It enacts that all timberwhich shall have been
brought into Quebec, after the 18th of March
last, must pay the foreign duty. Ii was
thought by many gentlemen, tha; this coul.l
not be the true intent of the law, but am sorry
TO say, there Is but very little hope left for
TINS belief. Mr.. Stewart has been consuIt-
Ell who has given an opinion chat the timber
winch has arrived at Quebec subsequent To
the 25th OF March, is subject to the foreign
duty Ihiswii amount TO 4 total prohibition of
sale" Mr. Hall further says he understood at
sSuebcC, that ii was the intention of Merchants
to bay up the timber, and petition the British
government for relief. Perhaps no less than
100000 dollars worth Of lumber, is now at
public sale belonging to gentlemen on the Yer
mont side of the lake" [N: Y. Com. .qdc
The U. S. brig Spark has on board water
taken from the four quarters Of the Globe,
VIZ. smyrna, in Asia Tunis, in Africa ;
Gibraiiar, In Europe; and the Navy Yard, in
CharlestoHn, America.
Report from The Consulting Ptysician.
BALTIMORE, August In compliance
with the request of the Board of Health. /
proceeded on the Sd inst. to inquire into The
report Gf a young woman having sickcncd
with Malignant Fever at No. 10, Commerce
street and am happy to have i, INV Dower
to state, that there is no foundation f5r s,lch :,
report. The house No. 10, has been occuDied
by two families during the summer, they are
all IN health and have been SO during Che season
learned further, that no person has sickcneJ
IN Commerce street since the first week OF
July, except Mr.. Cole, who left the ExcI,aucr
ABOUT the end of the first week in July.
also find that family of coIored people
consisting Olive persons, have lived in the old
Exchange during the summer, and have enjoy
ed good health.
A minority of the inhabitants in Commerce
street remain in their dwellings in health.
These facts are sufficient 10 prove that The
cause of the late disease was local. and that thc
which have been adopted by the
Beard have subdued it. Another pleasing faci
is, that not one ofthc manypersons concerned
at the work done at the Exchange and Com
merce-street have suffered from any disease
" DeUouty to be ,oishei"-Sincc the pubic
isroGsed by our ablcst writers 10 in
novation on the htic land it is eur boast that
ours is government Of laws,) we most de-
Voutly wish that another session of Congress
may not pass over without a thorough enGt,i-
ry INTO the conduct of the Supreme Corr;
since the date Of Judge Chase's acquitta-
Let us Danish the anomaly Of two fold legisla-
ion. II IS our boast that The people are their
1wn Legislators but this is an idle yaitnt, i'll
heir light must be refractcd through another
medium. Let the judges possess oil The rights |
hat the law allows but, LET not the paramount
authority of Tie ta,o be subjected to the new
ansled law Of authority.
The next session we also look FOR The pro |
,osa of a clearer line of separation between
ederai and state powers.
Let not this gOvernment,--the "world's
'est hope, perish either by an nauspcous
onh ct of equal powers or by successful usur-
'atlon In any branch Define po,cers and III
,sd'cfionS,-and this government may yet re-
lie the hopes offs founders. BE who CON
ives at encroachment is an accomplice in
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