Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-09-12
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FREDERICKSBURG, September -Tke following in
elgence informs us OF the melancholy death at Captain
the crew of the schooner Sarah Ann will he seen were
drowned on the 26,h July last The up>-ng Of y boa
ericksburg Va 20 days FROM Kingston Jam, c5rgo one
poncheon rum one cask molases, barrels Of sugar an,
n B-The circumstances attending this vessels having
put IA mere are truly distressing Ii appears that she sail
for Kingston Jam With q Rice and Flour ON freight
mat ner crew then consisted OF j. Il. Tupman master
do. j. Eddens ordinary Peter Ilazlegfoye John Dou,-
lo3, apprentices, Thomas Pgo' seaman That tie mate.
John Crosby discharged in Kingston aud ta lance
Itammage acted IN bis plac caid vessel sailed rom King.
SION Jam on o about the itb July for New Orleans that
ON the 26h they made the land about eight miles 10 be
westward Of the Darrancas. and tie vessel was brought too
~ ., !annms water about two miles from The shore
Capt Idpman took the boat having hi, wife, three men
and one male passenger, nance, Sam Davis IN her nd
] v" ,al WIN yi-% OF procuring some refresh
Sam Davis is the onv survivor having Isc u ~
mac thr acting mate and one boy board whose name
The vessel being quarantine prevents our giving
i"rtner particulars, which shall eneavo 10 do In our
nexi sne Us owned by Samuel Phillips and Michael lie
srath OF Fredericksburg W.
PS Since he was in fvnc we understand TIA, all
except ,apmage and Edens who were ON hoard The rl
"e' "heh tue misfortune occurred u thc boat.
THE LArE iiAIL STORM.
MONTPELIER, (Vt) August 2a.-The storm in extent
wa scout three miles from north to south and aud
during which lime hail eu almost sufficient 10 cover h .
surface OF The groud FOR milo Square in the raric of
the s1rmIhese hail were OF an enormous size
being rm three 10 eight inchs; NV circumference and were
accompanied with some faxes &c ice from four 10 EIGHT
inches iu enEh with ragged sides and irregular for
they descended with such remarkable force % 90 sp slim
giles or Of buildings, break window ria.s and penetrate
into ey"fy p7rt W many dwelling ho.cs, and compelled
some families 10 Zee fr their Ir ,afrit Some u
oihe clouds were srcn dsenrarn themselves from the
main body and dash upon the rrptnd.
IN walking The field is uncommon ~ 1 npe and
even whole trees carried from three rods from their
prmer stations into leHrcd lands, dumb beast, with their
lacks severely bruised dead fowls trrr IL is t,t
after the lapse Of wore th1n 20 DAYS and after many r
showers large dents a upou the wall. oi
thc buildings a9i sound timber nca made ,y fft7 t,l
and woodlands left with the naked gloomy appear
/ ance Of autumn.
The Salem Gazette remarks. fat Ferdinand Of rnoin
b. placed in dsyof The Custom Uotir n Csdz fi ht r
have paid bis igst dfr regulated the Tariff of the
Core.. His ROYAL mind is Used on hph matters Tor I'D.
Majesty employed n h,ng sites Ills affairs are yer,
much uD IN tis rnfr ~ wf Doe sfrnnge if SOME one m
ne hois oi bis Kites b. mot sent voy8gg0f dovy ~
/ the French camp.
a. meeting " number ofthe citizens of the coun-
| " of Loudoun, ~ he Courthouse, p t,e loyvn 81
Lefshurq, the 25h Of Augost, 1928. JOHN
| ROSE ESQ vas called 70 the chair AID MAJ
! ROBERT BBADEN, appointed Secretary
The following preamble aud resolutions rere iogn-
] imofsiY adopted
Whereas, ilc improvement of The navigation OF CO.
river Potomac. hf canal from ihe seat Of gryefn-
ment % The great Cumberland roi thence extend.d.
/ IS soon as practicable 30 to meeta ainfat caoal
from the head 0f ihe sieam4 boat a4t cation ~