Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-10-03

shm- Of tire efcw. have beer slightly touched with the f
ing OF the Colony. Br return OF the racket
the settlers 20 home for their families property. Al
psnscs already incurred by the Society their
One oi,nese Mr. wariog, from Petersburg, with 1900
VIII call on YOU in Washington II is his intention ct
"ut n vessel with Coooiss from Petersburg.
have determined 10 let opportunity pass without
hupo but earnestly representing to the Board and
influential correspondent have America the spiritual
and moral necessities of yoor Coonss missionary and
two schooimasters with female teacher needed be-
yond measure They ough, certainly all be white The
survivors TO ndivduai nearly recovered You will
be sorry 70 hear OF the eath OF Abel Herd the Aiac
eer. lie scarcely commenced his OF
before be mbbed the seeds OF fever which
red him of in days He had mPrudenily deted himself
to an invalid the passage. His Impotence TO begin his
Observations could not be restrained As could
nj hm,e ost his zeal carried him. contrary TO the
lions OF Dr. Ayres and into the in
terror lie spent FIVE days in exploring the 81, rauwet
by night and day. and br athing nothing but atmosphere
tainted with The eluvia Of nangrore mud lie became sick
and had not particle Of animal vigor resist attack
in two days expired Had he lived accord
Ing to his plan, valuable addition African geosr
ply would have been given TO the world.
The rains set in about the 18th of May They
proved very but seldom night or ay
without considerable fall Of water.
Barracks, range Of houses built and rartiy
In the native STYLE are nearly completed for liberated
capves The poor fellows have hardly had justice done
them hitherto IL is proposed place them Rev
Lot Careyio keep them much themselves and let them
In short time they will, believe not only support
themselves bun always have on hand provision Tor the
| subsistence OF future shipments of the class.
sour last accounts from America filed with hope in
relation TO the future prospects Of the Society
There evident symptoms of disposition in the Amer
public to rub open their subject They
WILL believe sir, fast perhaps, the good Of
the Colony shall require. IL is desirable present.
tina, Than three four shipments Of 10 persons
made in the But the proportion increase and
that very largely, every year. Let 100 families well
settled with good house and perfectly improved lot to
each, in town. and plantation without well cultivated
Let hospital house, and temporary receptacle for
he prepared-and the wheels of the MACHINE
its schools courts &c get good momentum them,
proper direction and sir, you may throw in settlers
fast ms yoor funds will possibly admit 1--we live witness
the progress OF things here two hence, believe all
this and will ne realized The last Saturday
cry month couri-day. One has occurred, and
had one trial by jury IL conducted with great pro-
pieiy-and the verdict strictly according evidence
was criminal prosecution. For the particulars the
Journal"
THE WAVERLY NoVELS.-We copy the following ar
iicle from late number OF the London Mirror respecia
BILE literary and scientific journal -" The Scottish
nave aeqnireda distinguished popularity from their own
intrinsic merits and from the mystery in which author
ship involved Our readers ignoraH that they
evsr, strong for beping, that though the series mar
haus gone through his hands hs is tie author
SPINNING by STEAM.-1fr. Dyer, OF Name hester has
succeeded in his attempts accommodate all the
ments Of spinning TO one uniform power Upon the main
sha OF the spinning frame there is sort of irregular
cone against the periphery of which certain rollers act and
thereby accommodate the motions OF the several paris Of
the machine by giving variable speed spndies and
distributing the threads upon the cops with mathematical
| eAac1hess. lEngiish paper.