Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-11-02
THE SEASON.

BosTON, Oct. e4.-Thc-severe weather and
SNOW ofthc last week, has been succeeded by
several days of Indian summer Snow is said
tn have fallen TO the depth of seven inches in
Hallowell. Confined.
We are informed that several of the Banks
in this town have determined tn loan money
mt Five Per Cent Interest. This measure, we,
conceive, will have an important animating ef-
feet on the business of the place. While in
many remote States complaints are made Of
the scarcity OF money, it appears to he plenty
here. Our monled men have, for some time,
discounted good notes s. drafts at five per cent
NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 9O.--But trivial iniu-
ry was sustained in our immediate vicinity by
the late equinoctial gale. 1t appears, however,
that the storm was more violent To- the n. L.
We are told that four soldiers were drowned
at the fort of Pette-C oquiile, and the build
ings erected to shelter the troops were entire
ly demolished. Both lakes Borgne & Point
chartran are now very high: the swamps are
filed with salt water, and even the high
roads in some places partly covered. Were
not our very witrm weather almost at an end,
afrd~this city remarkably healthy,,we should
feelsomc apprehensions for the exhalations that
might be expected under u hot sun when the
waters retired.
LEEsBURG, October s3--On Friday last
JAMES MONROE, President of the United
States, passed through town on visit to the
respected rect of the late General Stephen
Thompson Mason, residing in this vicinity
After spending the day his excellency return
ed, having received an express from Washing
ton requiring his presence at the seat Of gov
eminent.
The wnostentatious garb ola plain citizen, in
which Mr.. Monroe delights to appear, reflects
more credit upon his character, than MI the
glitterlng pageantry of regal splcndour ever
bestowed upon its votaries. Gen. Of Liberty.
WILL give cash tor or % YOUNG NEGiiOES tor a
Tavern; y. BERNARD.
ADVERTISEMENTS.
w IL be sold to The highest bidder for cash At Powla'an
no on tn" next fair day likely NEGRoES beongin a To-
'he c es'a, ate OF VIM ~ Cooke jun decoscd-.y
WANTS 4 SITUATION.
YOUNG MAN qualified TO perform the duties %, County
N and Superior Court clerk the recon-
men'laons touching his character and qualifications
letters addressed to W b. charlottesville Va viii be
a'tenlcd To. Oct. 26. 49,
TTIi subscribers beg leave To- inform their friends Thai in
addition to prior, recent supplies, they open
ms the largest proportion of Their
FALL GOODS:
of TG ,Gy oys TseeyGd nearly packages
OCT: ~ 47-tf WILLIAM NEALE & co.
kendall OR NAPT COTTONS.
| VEN bales just received and for sale by
= Oc,. 10 4T-H WILLIAM NEALE & co.
SALE OF LAND.
I)URSUANT 10 deed of executed To lis bv Thomas
Miller and wife, duly recorded the clerks office of
King William oounty,to the payment OF sunlry sums
OF money due 10 Robert Stanard and Garrett Minor trustees
al Warner L. Wormely deed. the request of the said
trustees shall sell the cash To the highest
bidder tnt large and valuable called Manstn Lodge a.
oncIy Grore, containing about 220O DAY OF
| sale will be Saturday tie 18Th IF january ncrf.
ROBERT s. CHEW,
DABNEY HARRISON, Trustees
| JOHN METCALF,
| October5o Seem
! SALT, W4LSKfIY & IRON.
ENHE subscribers have offer Gnr soIc-