Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-02-15

A"iance need, on that score, have nisie /
apprehension.
Since the above was writing, we have !
received = more specific statemrn OF tho |
occ urrence u, 81. Petersburg. II appears
10 have been Il nere military offence, con-
hned 10 regiment composed OF young
noblemen, who, from caprice, took "a dis
like To their Colonel OF from petulsnce
aud laZiness, became impatient of their
duly. Mobiles under lespotlsm are nj.
ten leagued against their master. The
VIOLENCE may, ouce IN 4 hundred times,
afford the country some respite from the
superior violence of Government ; but
II IS niiener an Sysravaiion ut the mis-
chief.
The impoiiey Of selecting from our southern
pdpers advertisements reiatiue to rHnardy ne.
groes, which are often dictated by the rorst pas
sions' and are as disreputabie to our country as
they are injurious to the morals ef the community,
IS most strtkingiy ere,npiified in publications Of
The Editor 0 tie New York. Ereniug Post.
Some time last august an advertisement ras
copied from u NORTH Carolina paper and pub.
iished IN the Ereaing Post. an wnich muster of
fered rewa'd to' his negroes head, and the inkn.
man,ty ~ tbs aet ras reprobutedb by the Editor Of
That the London CkrisiiaM ObSerrer for October
has copied the advertisement and iocmied the cir.
cun,stdnce ia NeW York an order to shelp the bar
6ar,ty Of the citizens IF thut place.
IL as almost unnecessary Ia add that the simple
circumstance Of an attempt TO eobiazoa the taliis
and Jo,6ieS II thetr southern nfightou~s has in
fieted on the citizens Of j>eir York stigma
irhich years ot regret cannot e4ace.
l6ai. Fed. Gaz.
Interesting 1sricuturot Letter from Sir JonN SIN
CLAIR. Joundsr 81 the English Board Of dyricut.
EuiNsuRCH, NOV. q, 1870.
StR-Yours, dated Baltimore, the 7lh Of October
reached me, e"en at This place. an the 9Th November
| following. Que coud uaid, have conceived that SUCH
an immense distance could have been gone ever Ia so
Short period oi time.
am vety glad to understand, that you propose re
printing iG America, the J. edition of The code of
Ayfcuiu,e' ot II Is enriched with the remarks tue
ost inteiiigent practical farmer IN ia Scotland
and Ireland aud comtaius the result OF all the extern
ave enquiries which have recently been carried on
tnis county, lou may beassuTed, that pains have
been waiting to fii it with useful inorniaon auu 10
exclude all matter thar could be thought lib. i oh
lection.
! ln The section {" on hedges" shall a!lude in
work To Mr.. Caleb kmks letters on that subject
printed in the nrst volume Of " The Ifmericun E1rn,.
| en-" wish much, that you could procure for me a
Thorn" anj likewise Of" TIE Tirrimia thai ~ nav
he aseerped how far these plants are suitable to ,
soil and climate OF Great Britain. n they could be
sem 20 CreeMOck, (wiib directions how to manage
then they nighi thence be more easily convened to
tins place. Than froH Liverpool Dir. Row LANDS (of
wound likewise he desirable.
was very much pleased with tue perusal of Mr. Ma
disons Address to The Abemarie Agricultural Soci.v
printed IN your 81, ~, and % numbers OF volume
H"" lew, az theie are auy,) among our European
statesmen, who are either possessed OF tbat w,rS
Of Agriculture which the author Of iIat ajdre.. mus,
nave acquired or who could have expressed with so
much d'stinctnes: and ability. propose inserting
some OF his valuable remarks the uses horses or
oNea, IN The ibiTC edition OF The Code,
The subject OF Breed Stock, is better understood i'm
thls COUNTY, han perhaps IN any other. IL 10 carried
10 some respects to an srcess af refinement which
have no doubt, the good sense III America viii avoid
sba', with much pleasure, assist you in procuring
young Dnll OF the bieea formed by The skill and exer
,i"ns Of the late intelligent Robert Ceilings WHO died
ae" TVS stock 10 celebrated for early
ray, being nj for the hutrher, from aud half
10 three years old They not however 40 orohuc
i've ior The daiIy-bui II s impossible 10 have eed
equay we'll calculated for all The
witch attic may he REARED.
regard TO horses, moderate sized blood stallion
WIN your large hares. would produce breed nit for
all useful purposes; aud some II them might do even
for The t"rf But 1t will take some lime 10 ascertain
how horse that may he depensed on can he prncurra
fer it would not he worth while TO send deiecii,.
animal Ia so great a distance.
itwiii give me much pleasure, at all times. to pro-
mote the Improvement aud happiness America
with many OF whose natives, have. long carried on
friendly intercourse either by correspondence, or in
person. Ain"hg the former, have 10 enunerate Cen
Washington, aud the present respectable President To
whom an disiantiy related. the latter siesss
Adams Jefferson, aud Jay and kere must express
my Satisfaction al sseng your useful repository disn
i,hed ny some recent communications from =" Hon.
flceifo."
think right TO add, that ewing to some peculiar
circumstances, have in my possession 4 description
" Wsfrious Wastiugion." himself. have son,e
thoughts OF publishing that most valuable and curious
oocanen.' .naa every true american may be able 10
nuenf" " '1
With my best wishes that your exeIiisns 10 promote
the cause OF Agriculture, ia The rising Empire Anne
rca may meet with all the success they merit,
rc'nain with esteem,
Your faithful and obsdieui servant.
JOHN SINCLAIR
JOHN s. SKINNER, Esq.
Editor The 3lUerlcu1 Farmer