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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-03-12
by he Governor critic COMMONWEALTH Of Vjr511,;5
a PROCLAMATiON So

y = TT ~ 81. IUIitonIeifIl ~ Virgtlttd,
a PROCLAMATION
IA HtHEAS il has been Satsfacorilv 20 ~,
" SeeruYc that certain Luke Cropper of the county
W hcciick dit on the night of 10Th January Iasf
commit most arocous murder the BODY of William nj
ana mat said Luke Chopper 1ed from Justice
~ - now gang al large have therefore thought it, with
me a'ce o. me council of stale hereby Offer reward
OF oNE huSDR ed DOLLARS TO any person or persons
Wno su" apreiend and convey the Jail of Accomack
e sad Luke Chopper: And moreover re-
quif All ohcers civil and military and exhort the gund
or cause 10 DO apprehended said Luke Crop
per, tna' ne may he dealt with as the law directs.
riNcninder my hand Governor, and under Tho Seal
rc,, OF me Commonwealth, at Richmond this I2h day
TIL NJ. RANDOLPH
~ LIKE Chopper is small slim man. about 5leet q or
~ incpe hg' OF light yellow complexion small tark
.i 'isage was, quick, little bow legged and parrot
neu nas IL IS probable, his back from being Sc
SIy wPped isrpwards OF fifty years of age and is
February II. on ,.,
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FOR S.7EE-BY
HAXALL. BROTHERS e.. Co.

MAILS OF all sizes from Sd. to 2od.
Brads do. from Cd. to cod.
Sprigs do. from inch to inch
Hoop Iron OF all sizes
Slit Iron for horse shoes
Spike and nail rods
Rolled Iron for carriage boxes
Rolled Steel Cor carriage springs
Sheet Iron OF different sizes
Russia and Swedish Iron in bars
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THOMAS ". GILMER-

ATTORNEY ar L4W
w Fluvsnna. 49, "e "-'N '''"
~ Letters addressedio cousyie A,e,narle win Ja
lrnaed a.. March
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NnTICE

- pcons having claigts Against the estate " gHgE
- FlCNEfT, Sen. deceis-i, will hrirl ffem G,gard
prop rrly authenticated, FOR settlement. a6 tl.t f.5
viii please make immediate payment o.
- GEORGE o. rICRFTT
haIeh 2 wi te1ng ESc.sfo-.
500 Dried Spanish HORSE HIDES.
prime order, being congtgnrCut ,gfi BE SOIL ,ia-s
u tor ready money approved n0ies at ninety d-t
feofHag7 ss,~eCw T. fkTE T. 30
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ADVERTISEMENT.
CARRIAGES.

NhINhI ES.
fIlIiE public respectfully in-
M14EA 4 formed, that the subscriber
4n--V|%Awii continue TO keep regular
$SX8SS92z14SSx4, supply of CARRIAGES & GIGS,
xXSE ~ ~ - kM ~ OF the and most fashiona
-nle kind, his mandatory 10
miles westof Petersburg, Virginia and will continue
Keep supply the work Arr William Berry and
CO.'S ct, Petersburg Va opposite the Union Hotel
late Frenchs Tavern.)
Also, regular supply of the hest plated mounted
CARRIAGE Il GIG HARNESS,
will be kept at each place. priced
carriages and pearborns, suitable FOR families and travelling
gentlemen. ""
o., Orders from part of the country, addressed
fopir Grove Post Office, Dinwddie county, Va. will he
tenuedto STERLING WOODWARD.
January rs. s2-wty
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-03-12

A French corvette has captured a. piratcai
sch' Of 2 guns and carried the crew into St.
Jago de Cuba, where they were lodged in
prson-goods, which had been plundered,
were found on board
There were eondepned 10 death in France,
in 1915, 404 persons--I8l7, 55G-tGIS, 324-
1919, 9li-189O, S04. Suicides in Paris in
1917, S00-in London, 200.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-03-12

We understand that Com. Rodgers will go
out IN the frigate Macedonian, Capt. Biddle.
II tins report is correct, ills probable demand
IS To he made on the Governor of CUBA, for
ms eiieciual interpositon TO prevent the con
iiniance ofthe infamous piracies near that is
land, and to break up The nest OF buccaneers
al Cape Antonio.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-03-12

cs,ii'an, Nedh Srsden, Maxwell Eotar,S. eanri steen
bergen, uudgns, Spark, Rogers Cruenden, HAMMOND
Morgan, vasS, Erssne Chai Cooison, Sherrrd "Trip
lett Stephenson cehoon, Dau;huy, Graves, Swift Lee
stntton, Dunton Knight Wayd OF Nottoway Harris Cobb
Chapiine, shannon, Mallory ornge Morton, Fairfax
Ash, Hughes, ratum, Dice, Jones OF penleon Swanson
Walton OF Puyivauie Archer MoSeley Ward of Princess
Annc Foster Rves OF Prince George, Nsteney Diamha
Carter, Alexander, Fletcher Caldwell, Price, Wood Dick,
casc,i OF Scott, Walton OF Shenandoah, Bowers Minor
Towes, Mason Waller OF Stafford velyn Crurnp OF Srry
Dc'shniu,t Mccoy, George, n,ison Curtis, Jonts OF
Warwick Bradley, Jet, HunCerior Bukey Glcaves Grl
h'i, Loyal, spoouer, aud Browne Of Wliansburg-i44
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lsbr"a,y 25.-The bill 'sto amend The ari ent-
ted an net concerning the Literuy F,egd," being
under discussion IN the VI. Of -. motion was made
NV Mr. Crump Of &. 10 amend the said bill bv sfrik a..
iug out the whole thereof, from tho word ~ Assem-,
Ny, " The ffs Inc, and Inserting substitute in tho
following words: that much Of any law NOV in
force, as vests the literary fund IN president and d.
F'ctors and constitutes the said president and drec
Tors INFO q bedy polite and corporate, shall be and
INC same Is hereby repealed. And MI power Of the
SAID president and directors, over the said fund shall
hehceiorth cease and be forever determined And
ah the rights, titles and interests vested in the said
presdeg, and directors, by virtue Of any lasv now in
force, shall hereafter be- deemed and taken 20 he alb
spluely vested IN the commonwealth"
On motion Of Mr. Boiling Of Bnckinrlars. tho awe
and noes were taken AZ follows:
AYESNcssrs. Paitcson m buckingham Rollins n r,,cl
neam DicAcnsop Of Caroline. B1rnur, Wiser GRIMM n
GuInoergnd, MEREDITH Roanc of King William Aviet
om,ih Of Lunenhurc, Watkins n Powhanp Dunno f,lorL
OF f!ince Edward. Cooley, Gray, md Ecps-Is
NAfS--hessrs Banks ffie SreakerJ Fvereff Co,tc of
Automatic Cooke of Arifa. Tollinp ~ amal;a pi,i,J
Paueson OF Augusta. Wat. brown ofI}ats sckinrn co.
gln llenshaw' Burwe, Hartford brown Of Brooke lone
OF bTunswich' Mallory Of Brunswick ,arrcf uives oe
uanpel Berasri Afiste.d HOanc Of hnr;e ify Mrp,r
ward Of ulpcper Goodwin OF DinNaii!e Rosa Coirier
toii"h thompson, hfrUDds. HurtDn. Carey Tcr,,.so,
GALWAY sexton, 9fgc Smith Of Gifss Sriiovy Ncrr;
ny uo1cescr, Watkins Of GoOchapd. OVesbv air Ma
h stewart 1rred, Darlington, Dom, NcviIl johnson 80
'Hrrtso Soh BortDn, Mayo Of .cnrco fllep Over roi
,.nan hfby Nrrgory, Slaughter, Lowell knfner Hone ~
hhg oeo1sa- SMITH Of Risg George, Cuffie, Gifrb,r
The Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1822-1822, 1822-05-21
Charleston, May 10.
FROM HAVANA. n

We have our files of Havana papers to
the 5th inst. by the packet brig Catharine.
No political news of importance. The
Spanish soldiers from Mexico, &c. were
shipped off to Spain as fast as they arrived
at Havana The large sums OF money
brought up from the Main by the fugitive
inhabitants, had had the effect to enhance
the prices o. Colonial produce, Muscova-
do Sugars were held as high as D5, and
browns at al Coffee, 234 cents. $4,000
bbIs of Flour had arrived there within the
last ten days; the price had consequently
declined to Dis Rice continues in great
plenty, and would not command over p34'
The Second Of .May, the anniversary of
the day on which great number of Spa
nish citizens were massacred at Madrid,
in the year 1903, was celebrated With
much pomp and parade at Havana. The
Governor General, Many, published an adj
dress to the inhabitants and the troops on
The Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1822-1822, 1822-05-21

The inhabitants of this town were highly
elated Yesterday by visit Of a Company OF Ma
rines from the Navy Yard Washington
'rhey were commanded by Lieutenant L'nton.
Their martial appearance reflected credit upon
the commanding officer land we have no doubt
but they would, in defending their country's
rights. render an accounts We rare net Ike
enemy and they are oars.
The Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1822-1822, 1822-05-21
PhiLadelphia, MaY Is.
EXTRACT OF LETTER,

EXTRACT OF A LETTER,
Dated ST. Johns, (P. R } 98th of April,
1922, to gentleman in this city.
"Tbe privateer Panchita, sent in here
some time since a Danish schooner from
La Guira to St. Thomas-she has been
condemned and sold without hesitation.
1.-TWO other vessels are now fitting out
in the harbour, intended also it is said for
privateers. Serious injury it appears to
me, must result to the American trade
with the Main, unless cruizers are sent out
to protectit. Every vessel they meet with
going to or coming from the patriots with
out distinction OF flag, will be captured. "
The Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1822-1822, 1822-05-21

The first Regimento of General Jones's Brig
ade paraded in this town on Saturday last. We
had the pleasure of witnessing their different
evolutions, and we must say that the different
Commanders of companies OF the regiment de-
served credit-and they received that applause
which good conduct always merits, from their
superior Officers.
The Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1822-1822, 1822-05-21
Ne@ York, May le.
FROM LAGUIRA.

Capt. Lawrence, arrived yesterday from
Laguayra, has furnished the editors OF the
Gazette with file of the Venezuelan
(Caraccas) Iris, to the 18th ult. We learn
from Captain S that an embargo had been
laid previous to the sailing of the Patriot
squadron for the blockade of Porto Cabel-
10. The squadron sailed on tho 18th of
The Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1822-1822, 1822-05-21

morbid matter, or unwholesone substance,
which in his opinion may be productive OF dis
ease, and whenever such substances be found,
to take effectual measures for the removal
thereof
Pace 80. That it shall be the duty of every
person, on whose property there may be any
sunken place, containing stagnant water, or
nuisance, to fill up or drain the same, OF to re-
move such nuisance. When the property on
which such sunk en- place, containing stagnant
water, or other nuisance, belongs to person
residing out of the Corporation, the occupier
shall remove the same, and when it is not oc.
casioned by him, her, or them, he, she, or
they may deduct the expence of removal from
any rents, which may be then due, or thereaf.
ter become due.
By order ofthe Board of Health
JOHN ROBERTS, President.
GEO. COLEMAN, Secretary.
The Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1822-1822, 1822-05-21

the occasion, ID which he coupr.f,,,.
them upon the peace and happiness y
they now enjoy; and compliments II .alei
ticular manner. the Militia Of the -, Pan
to whose sleadiness and good orde, rI u y,
tributes in great measure the cont;,, ne a.
of those blessings. "uaat'
The Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1822-1822, 1822-05-21

CIO 1SDtA J MANU.
The following is an extract OF letter, ga
ted London, April 6, to a gentleman -
New York. The writer is member Oh
Parliament:
81 conclude, the termination OF non 10,
tercour:e between the United States ana
our colonies, will be an acceptable mea'
sure on your side; as all West India pro.
duce is to be permitted 10 be sent direct 70
the United States, it may lead to an INFER
course of some importance. Your p;o'
duce IS to be subject to a moderate co,o'
NAL duty, to afford some protection to loe
produce OF our North American Colonies;
but il will be the same in American as y
British bottom. ! hope it will leaa !.
to better state of things in the We e.
Indies, and better understanding WIZ
your government. 1t is also proDao'o
there will soon be an increase of duty bele'
particularly on foreign cotton; which y
that case, will be all drawn back on goow:
ofyarn, when exported. The amount
not settled, but it may be considerable.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-31
EXTRACT ro THE EpIroR's DATED



"The resolution of Mr.. FLoYD, touching
the production OF that part of the correspon-
drncc which led to the treaty of Client not
hitherto made public, has given rise to consi-
derable conversation here within two or three
days. 1t is now said that proposition was
entertained in the discussions between the
American and British commissioners going To
yield TO Great Britain a participation in the
navigation of the waters of the Mississippi
and the trade with the indians in our territory,
Tor some concessions with respect 10 the
fisheries. The truth ON this subject ought TO
be distinctly understood. IL appears to me
that no sound American statesman could ever
seriously think of suffering the British, upon
any condition, to enjoy the right of penctra-
ting thousands Of miles into the interior of the
United States, and Ut thus raising up an in
huence fatal TO The peace, tranquility and
prosperity of our western people, and conse-
quentIy inimcal To the re,,ose of the nation at
large. And yet it is asserted that "a project
was discussed at Client, conceding this danger
Gus and alarming privilege to Great Britain,
but that the English negotiaters themselves
eventually dropped the pretension. The
truth OF these reports ought not 10 he lightly
admitted. AS they have, however, been cir
culatcd, ii is to lie hoped that our excellent
chief magistrate, who has always been dis
ilnSulshed by his equal care of the happiness
and prosperity of every section Of the union,
VIII avail himself OF the opportunity afforded
by the resolution of Mr.. FLOYD, to satisfy the
nation that no disposition was manifested by
any OF our ministers at Client to surrender the
interests of the west or of the east for the
sake of those of any other part of the United
States" Phil Frank. G0=.
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Whole. MIR. Barbour in the Chair, and took
u der consideration the bills, tn impose taxes
Tor The support of gOrernment--io enforce
mend the act for experimenting aud occurring
runaways-tp amend the act concerning es-
ch''a,ors,--tor the collection of ;aNri On nier-
chants, hawkers, pediars orduaries, ADD hous-
es of private entertainment-ior paving the
officers ofthc present General Assembly -
Sundry amendments TO several OF these bills
were proposed by different erembrrs; some
of which, were adopted, and some rejected
The committee then rose and Mr.. Barbour
reported the bills a.d amendments To the
House
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" appears from the recently published. dat
the number of persons engaged in agriculture in The
United STATES IS rather more tiian 2000,O00, while
those cmpiO, cd manufactures are not quite $50 600
Bui among these lust are included aii our domestic
handicrTtisncn, such rs tailors shOcmakcrs, &c.
persons vino are ~ much affected by exorbir,rt
tariff, the agFcgiiuriss themselves. IL then from
tie $4,000 you strike Ill those arlfcers, with whom
either from their location, or from the trades which
they carry on, Foreign mcrlre cannot Interfere the
balance viii not much. If any, c.rOcd 1000 Now
is it most wonderful iil these 100000 manul3ic-
iurcis should haye surrccdcd IN convincing tic
2O0O,0DO of agrcalfuists, that thr very hest ding
wuc!i tie said ngricuiluiistS 90 is 10 tN hcm-
selves tounly int The brucf ut lhc 4nd mhflftcfr-
rc,s ant tbs iru, although, ever Since i,c d. o.
Adam omiiu, the ahsur,iy in e nHuou.t roim ni
,icw, Of such proceeding, has been inily dcDiun-
s,ratcds And Orly obscYc, Mcssis. Eiors. The iIe-
,Htle fcslit 81 these wise neHsuits oi ouv>. should
icy BE continued Hnd pcficeira. fac oill'vaturs ui
tie coil now uit l.msei,cs 10 k"c9 ouf lorstaD nan
actara- iuu the mUmen, tiis Is aeeoHp iisnct. iIoy
wiii l.alc dl,ia ~ tax themselves, beGaGsc tiosg
aiai.Slt..i.os a.c KEEP! out
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-31

EDURSTANT to decd Of cxcrued 90 the sdsciibrfs
hi, John +. Shields aud vile iJr The purposes gfsiu
mentioned Which said deJd has been duly recorded 10 10
office uf tie court o. GOuce~Pr, viii BE Sold on n
fourth y March next fur, ii moi The neNt fair Jay i1t
cash brinrs c front door oshc taveiu Gloucester Court
hpusc vnuhc and beautiful tfugt OF lInd FinE n e
count, nf Iiouccsor, and known - the maine Cf WOOL
Niit Formerly tie residence of Robert West aud by BIZ"
stl Thouns iugw0rj. aud hy him sold 20 aio @hehf
coiairn0 hv estif,ain o., ac.'s les Ibis tr,
te:5,iiu stiatou composed mostly o. oWgfoNnd' oi
tI fi rlitv ius adjoining The l1nd e" ~ Susaf
HyrI Tic .n Lewis, Dr. Samuel S Gfifhtand oitf, BIS
ON 10 s d. ,eif i1elne-bo,se and all conYchcn oihon
itf spring of guOt ,acr very conf encfi N % ehnn
AND i C,-t is a place much o TO- desired bs an. per>
~ suc io fioaey in real estate a. tbe inNcf con}
.ai,in. n. srses we shall c0nytv such gies lv
i, al. re .nrg. JOIN IlUiS, ~..
" JnrFf iii.Ce~ON.S '',.
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-, seq, Ter0cd'e ,gTGdES
Jyoc ifbo. Lic o,,,,e eef

SicC tdOOEt NC OI'"S est.
lhe Flooding lord LivcTpoo the Gbrcs Ot whose G,cc
were once compared To those of tombstone knew
hs business. Forty years had he pioddcd thro' every
Office under the British governments and willoat any
brlancy Of talent has he acquired knowledge Of
the commercial policy of all countries, aud more aS.
pccialy OF his own, neat y uncquallcd He was bred
up with lord Grcnvillc man who for yasincss Of
view and correctness OF Judgment, with The Ics So
critic wisdom, Is PraHS inter pureS. say this WITH
Out ANY Gispaiaermcnt To statesmen oi other cuun-
tres, but to cantien individuals how they err, IN not
giving due weight TO Tie opinions of such men and al
lowing them all the influence they merit.
Had not gone too far, could add u word or two
on The subject OF lie French restrictions lw--I think
step equally mpoc--but time will shcw every
thing. However, en- ptsSdHi, should like To know
The use has great majesty The duke Of Ocnltr maxi
oi lis 1ag and his re;uy with the United States In
a sorts of shipping should like also 10 know the
commodities Of his empire.
am &.c G
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THE law SCHOOJ.


TF'E next session OF the law-schooI NecdinH in be
Il County al Cumberland, near FagviIe in ths County
oi Pr"'ce Edtead, on the APPgaa0r will commence
the FIRST day OF March and the tis day
december following.
regulations, in the next session, IL in HE last.
For The merits OF this institutions uose who
are or, have been at ii; for an under iie ipre>son That,
e student VINO goes 10 The oaf, with hnowle!ge o The
practice, acquired while he engaged ia tic SHADY OF
'hea", has 'et only saved time tut goes with adyanis
longer nc, than he haddrvoed ;~ studies Tor
the Pufpo' "oianing license, ifindeod he succeeds
ifny oihrr proof tie utility of this institutions he re-
Tuire refer o 'i! jonrcl # The a'r-rhoei, and 10 tue
pT'o0ciing, OF ,e Neoi-"oat attached to it, which
nov IN tnr PcS,ad wbica " vcry sQru, wh hum
he professions, H. laid before The pubic, Comprising
icsltai'S, solIc useful precedenis in the law.
TEENS OF THg LAw-sC mgoE.
Fer the ntNt session no one wi" be rsriycd for less
rD siN Giy da'rs to he plid IN ads
and hundred ohc paid ia like nin1cf, (of tlc whole
sc>siun 6i5ire himself the books iirdng
ia the nc;s,bofni but any. (no exceeding for) wouti
prefer living " , hC, r'.EjerS Jlnly family, they will
bc furnished with Lc bU itcy cannct be received for
a c,s i;ur t1u the Whole session. upon paying hyce hun
1i,cso tern, axe to affect those who are now ihei
copy orihr journal of the session oftbe lrr7o
sill hc rit with Air. Cotie nj iS bors store, in his city,
session, north oi the ianGs, fctaru AVID. fr
the rest, copies VIII be forwarded 10 hcT furnished M
| Nte,honr.
The jOtus, it Is c<pcrcd Willie out ~ a Msrcfncst
do not 's 40 ikc more than fefg shf' ntfHs have
uund IN conveniently accgnwUaed In tlu
cers adre,4ci ~ inr until tenth 81 March rext ag
this place, viii rcrcisr vcty respectful attention.
HE ir session o the hooCor, viii beon the last fri
board in The ncigborood mas he hod from, one Ia,-
dre ard twenty 20 one hunded and lfy d1lars, Pr"a
81 b. T Cialcsor Of this district wili he ioueF o6g gel
10 az Ptrsjrrg InteizcHc,r it- fHut',rg Tres an no
Scdri,it,rg Herod, give id notice, IN each Of the't
ppcs in.crtons ar send ~ him. this place, theif
accounts for payment
| january 81 gt-H
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VIE Subscriber having determined commence Tue
L fRAC flCE OF LAW, tenders his professional ser
wee, TO the public lie viii attend the different
"a s city and III he county OF Hanover, aud promises his
best attention business that he
management. JOHN RUTllER. N1RD.
January f4-.wtf
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COMMUNICATED.
MARRlEDl--on Thursday evening last, by the Iev Pr .
Courtney. MIR. CRUTCHFIELD CRUMi' TO the au,iable
Miss SUSAN DiDDEP daughter OF Mr. John d. Of ibis civ,
On "Wednesday the 10th instant, by The Blae
JAMES LYONS, Esq. of this city, 90 Hiss IiENINGHAM
H. WATKINS 'iaueier of the late Joseph Watkins ofthc
uf tiunrhInno. - ~
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THE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES


SAvANNAH, Jan. 22.-Three men, II. s.
Howell, II. Calvin and l.. Jones, who were
arrested in this city in December last and
lodged IN Jail, for passing counterfeit money,
aud forged checks on the u S. Branch Bank,
broke jail last night, by cutting off one of the
iron bars and cutting away part of the sill
OF the window. 1t appears that they had
an accOmpllce % the outside, who fur
nisted them with an au5er and a chsel-fhc
handle OF the former was cut short for the
purpose Of getting it through the CRATES
Their escape was discovered at IL o'clock at
night by the deputy jailer, WHO is in the habit
oi searching the rooms, in which criminals are
confined, about that fine. We understand
every exertlon is making TO apprehend them.
Republican.
Gen. SCoTT and Suite arrived in town YES.
terday afternoon. This day at u O'Clock a
committee Of council who were appointed
unanimously by that body, waited on the
General and rendered TO him their sautations.
and invited BIN 10 public dinner, to be- given
IN the City Hotel on Tuesday nest. 4 few
minutes after, the Chatham Artillery, under
the command Of Capt Williams, fred a na-
tiOnal salute in front Of this Generals quarters
The patriot schooner la Ccntcli, also fired
salute on the occasion. ID. jim. 10.
l. The ship BaliZe, arrived at tbis yo,t ves;cr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-31

..nen,en, s,a;cSuaG compared county gentlemen
to sheep, o" account oi the facility with which they
shorn: as regards the present sibjeci, another AMI
NAL, | think, would afford happier illustration oi
thcir folly, ifnot OF their p.,ss,eness.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-31

PENSACOLA, Jan. I've understand that
Maj. Cen Gaines, is expected here in a few
days--and most probably from this place, will
proceed to inspect the various posts In the
southern quarter Of his department.
kun,.,.L,n,l
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-31

GfIhe SPeseh Of NJ. Alexander Smy,h IN opposition 20
The Bankrupt Bii-.UiH 1Ppsar in ~
The Report Of the death Of the King Of Fralce seems sue,
ci'"y ooniradiced By former dGtesioUgh tasy are
than 20 days old
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-31

The General Assembly of Ohio have re-
duced their pay from three dollars per day TO
tico. They have also reduced the pay of their
Clerks, Doorkeepers, &c. and the salaries of
all the public officers, except Judges. This
has happened in consequence of AN empty
Treasury.
They have also protested in strong terms,
against the jurisdiction assumed by the Fee
deral Courts, in the case of the Bank of the
u. States against the state officers
Frankfort .1rguS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-31

The ship BaIize, arrived al this port yesicr-
day, in 10 days from New Orlcaus. By,his
arrival we received paper II that city Of the
9th inst. which IS nnntcrestipr Gen. Gaines
and suite, and eight other officers, came
passengers ia tic b. as i,r as foit st. phap.