Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-12-18

Ho"onsaie the E"l Of Morley, Mr.. Canning was :
ae, cpls'nicd FROM Sal'ram, hy M,s ,,l Mis- Can
ming. L",d nd Lad, GranvIile. loud Howard, Loid
Geo'sr B-nun, X, NJ. Stuart Nor,ry, aud several |
other letscnS Ot Ji>ILrtiun.
Tue hos M Which ihe patent of lrr, dom was pre-
scented 10 the Right Honourable Sco,riary was cut |
ou' ui >erv hne block OF maIhlc which Iornis
pat oil The B,eaNwa,er. IL Is handsomely mounted
IN tued s,ivr. anJ very hlshy roiisA-d ,usiie and
Out On the I'D WAS in",,l iie l. mouth Arms, aud
round the inside, e uh,i.t ~, s,nlaCe Is fur.
~ engraved, in ,arnd style, - The f,erdom OF the
DUr"ueh vi Piym"nh 10 The itgh, Hon. Geo,gn Car
mug, Secretary oi STATE ioI Evrrisu Aff.rs," &c.
" C'nL Nicholas Locke, II. N, C. b.. Mayor,
1875 Journal.
Dceai Indation, in tie North Of ItaIy aud the Tyroi
iNSpRuCK, oct give receive the most melancholy
accounts from the Pus-rtlhi aud e circles Of the Age
uei raiu and destructive rising mountain
streams amt ofi. ri,e' Adse Eises brave ard ki.nz
from BCiz"no 10 beyond Trent presented the most mean
cioly appearance the Whole valley forming almost with
out entire lake The rising Il" the Anige,
nsnng 'he hole valley near Trent, united with the
many years rhc city ofrrei has been
daner OF being partly destroyed by this raging
sn ieds siili entertained On the l3, the
tinued to fail 1t every expected
iat tie b'iee of ST Lorenzo would be carried away by
the Auige. The Accumulated OF the Adis. -d
To Verona, after iug TOUR houses IA Castle
third of that great city under and in many
parts ap 10 the first stories OF the houses The comnuni
cation Kept partly The roofs and partly by break
we walls orS zen Use houses ne AdiSe has
hAewise riSen TO great heish above MS banks IN two pls
ces below Le9uago 1t is aid thai similar caisnities have
iahth pace Almost ali the roads
bic aud the communication interrupted that the extent
| OF the devastation cannot yet be known
MADAME i,go-Wc have sscersined that thou gh the
means at AlaJaTe RegO AID family indeed
speak Z. They deeply affected with the marks OF
sympathy for their msur'unes evinced by the offer OF
sulscrit iors Pecuniary seems add To
their distress, but their disconsoa- state will he easily
French Government lend itself TO the attempt
to take away the life OF tLs unfortunate patriot,
guaIe can d"Jsiioe to its haseness The stain ~hcb his
hoOu VIII the bUurLOns viii he
The french whl have ,he Justification of bru
will sin against superior knowledge We take this oppof
,nnity OF stating tina, this heroic is those
who have prohed by the political commissions his
ry The fortunes Of Himself and family have suffered
| 'ai WRECK. Informing ChrOn.
NORTH CAROLINA GOLD
We have several accounts in distant papers
Gold having been Montg omsry and Arson Coun
ties in this State welt in Cabarrus having
ofour friends, have noticed these discoveries
the Register but there is now, possession OF Mr.
gold which have ltisa ump Of the pure ore as
found in Anson Weighing about Ill., worth about $40
aud we learn from gentleman we'll informed the
el hat larger pieces than this have
Branch OF The State Rank Salisbury bar OF this Gold
which aiter being purified is worth between and 600
in he busnrs These large pieces of gold are met With
occasionally though what is collected 10y persons who
are engaged in the search is mostly in small particles
which do not much Than compensate them for their
iahonr Were the business conducted with proper sk
sht prove source of wealth to its prosret0rs and he
oil great adSanIaseio the State in adding It's mr,ac
medium lpaisish Register
How long Casks tue Ri.hmond Enquirer in its review
OF the Presidents Message) Congress permit the com
anderS OF our vessels them
their own advantage! port the specie foreign
or any thng else, from place place. and
pocket Lbeir per cent commissions without sharing
mem win the government, which is the expense
\ equiFping the vessel ~
| Every thnkng friend a. navy will The same
question: IL tile principle gain Above
main incentive Ia service shall
spirit which anmates naval commanders losing itself
ih the sOrtlid calculations az -
are ldliOMeVerfron recommending
~ The station Is distant
aTuuoiS, provision should be allowing additional
pay va az ihe oicetS-adeqEate the contingency
upon the mast liberal scale; let profits
such employ nents the ships 10
engage IN, Ga 10 the government. Let Congress
''i5h a. ~ VIII ~ rewards To the officers U
ney lie used al the discretion OF individuals for private
euo'"h'e"' lNOIjo'k Herald.
81 AugIs.ine Nov 2a-Col Eustis late in command Of
eJ here bv Col Fsnwick.
Capt. Burch, who been ordered y the government
10 explore and survey The for public PEN
sacua 10 this city, from services on the
<st oil OCTOBER and reached here
INST Capt H. reports the distance be 345 miles, (rorn
actual sm veyO ana the generally susceptible good
Suwaney about h!iy miles ab0ve the Indian
river preserving the old Spanish St Louis,
81 Marks Ferries viii be necessary the Johns
wHUry, Ockoskney Ap-lachcola and nv
Capt Burch, with his return in few dsys
10 Pensacola, marking the practicable ound on or
near The route selected
We learn tia the Commissioners locate the seat OF
government nave agreed that the site shall he ST
spot distant from 81. Dlarki w. about 2S ues and
that the main road from Pensacola will through the
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JUST PUBLISHED,