Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-05-03

Got NJ, 5st ia ibstancc anL due iity they certainly exc e
satisfy manufacturers; IL they depart from this MAXIM
they viii excite prejudice Mt horne, and encourage compc
oa aboad whilst noticing this subject, beg leave
suggest to all who engaged in tire propr
ety OF establishing such regulations, standards the
lie necessary in Europe that Imported cot
has been sold in this arke, 20 per higher
the nencs, length the former and the ut
ter uncertainty in these respecIsas'o the latter Amer
NORTH EASTERN BOUNDARY.
The proiracted discussion under the 9Th Article toe
Treaty of Gheni has diverted the attention of the Eny-
fish Government from the important interests which
iished will not fail to besow equal attention to matter
\ of such serious
soners AT New York, who disagreed the points submitted
TO then both the English Commissioner AMI Agent mnne-
'stey embarked for England, unqueso-nbly ai in the
further arrangement of this concern they are settled
their families the one in New York and other in ST.
In Of disagreement the treaty provides for refer
hs !" some r,GnoS nnd IL such an
examined and discussed before appointed
trovcrsv. hardly supposed ,ha, the sovereign
though he decide in the end, himself take
| aisrse calculations which the questions depend
An adjustment Nv compromise could, think. be made
on heer naped TO the interest Of hnth parties than
by literal adherence to the rights of either bnt such
compromise involves constitutional questions dclica
ey anu Doubt would require ccssion of territory and
whether this can be made by the federal With
OUT he consent OF The state whose territory TAKEN
perfectly clear But further compromise would require
that The territory of one ceded an equivalent for
areun1ushment nj territory claimed bv another Now
this may be very beneficial To The
benefit procured being paid for state and
another, how is the account to he them
IL IS apparent that nice points contro-
Versr nor the amount issue ried with. 1t
wolves valuable settlements and population in Vermont
New York and an immense territory in tho, of Maine
The British Government have spared no cxrcuse time
talents or money TO enforce and cans
when the discussions transferred Europe have
doubt The eNertlons on their part will again
corresponding ability by the of the Amcr
| can interest,
| NEW PRINTING pprcc
Mr. Daniel Neal, ingenious rccbanic OF pens,,cm
township bucks county, has construced printing
plan diferentrom those in sent on
OF ms improvement to Washington with view obtaining
or double; the single To he small ceaD for io, work
and tn print one side nj time; the double 20 be
OF Two beds and two platen ranged in line AMI to give
The impression from two forms nv null of tho lever
The working the press puts the papcr on the
turns IL, and when printed both sides laws snyiv on
| ne terms his invention, the P,rtical Press.
fpSR. Union.
II is stated in the Halifax Free P,s of th Isib rs, thai
"the Lord Sdmou,h which left New York in February ar
rived in England after passage ort.p.Ie duvn This an
pears Incredible though not Impossible; AMI IL true IL Y
ccrany nave been the shortest passage performed
| ''osS tue EA'a"'e' ~ y Paper.
In late number Of the Paris Periodical work entitled
Journal General de Ia Literature de Frnnc,Ce
mong the list Of new qualifications ut Paris
voyage nm American Lonires csnuissc sur les
m'cmrS aneasrs ct Amercain.s. rraduit dc Anglais
dc NJ Irwin. Wabngton, vols O. 70.
Journey Of AN American
Mr.. i5.ria Wgbinr8on " 5 "
The original OF this translation we presume ~ no M o.
Their than the Sketch Book of counrvn,nn wanron
name are thus curouy meamorphosed in the French puI
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