Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-08-03

they wsrs iupeiIed by hunger 10 procure the mean
ot ssbeessnce At all hazards they were deferred, OF
the other, from presenting themselves before then
70 make known ti'eir wants, from the Of thsi
sosnes prosecutions and tho apprehension OF ben,
psi 10 instant death.
Upon this general meeting OF the Shepherds wal
called to take the remembrance and memorial into
Considerations. Aud after full discussion Of the
subjec, IL appeared that the complaint Of the Wolves
was 20 just aud reasonable that il was determined
without ado, admit theu At once, to all the
rights and privileges Of Jhe Does.-So they were
taken into favour, very well fed aud n6cca,ed with
The dogs in guarding and taking cateof the sheep
A first the Dogs wonderfully pleased with their
new companions, who appesredto be the most doce,
fraciabe and agreeable creaures in the world Every
thing went on very smoothly until the Shepherds, ln-
ed INTO fatal confidence, departed from the Sheep-
!o'd and LETT them to themselves I, was aot long,
however, before they uadeceved, Tor the ID .gs
came lowing alter them with great complaints, tina.
no sooner we're their backs turned than the Wolves
b'san 10 quarrel with them, aud finally, being
numerous than they, had beaten awJdaimn them all
on aud taken entire possession Of the Sueepioid.-
Upon thus the Shepherds setuunedto examine into
The nsaller. But what their establishment and
d'snsay when they tvnnJ that the wolves we're all
gone, and had killed and dsvoued, carried of the
whole Of their Hocks
leave it for You TO apply the moral.
NOTES.
% This was spepdi,I sheme. It was eappAe
"a master piece) Iuternsl a,
The Eastern and Western Worlds ,oget and make all
famed Canal Of lie Ptoemies Egypt, through
ss a"a And ss
u feassnrs island as ~ embrace the Coal trade that
IDENTIFY Believed .a, the tolls upon the the
RIVER have never exceeded the average Of $1,000 yea
10000 donrs-In Short IL all the fine tales ha been
Sl% Sss were to be credited should he empsa to
%sg'e psopssy :" spymg the means Of dei."ying Is
That oaasrsss would law proSoryp sas the
articehat Philadelphia would burn another stick
selves with fuel from capital would Aow
in upon us like water through milaiI But (ans, die
deal of money and considerable debit irreteem
able s 70, years and which If the Cam, should now
OF dollars To get clear Of It's results thought greatly TO
And an opinion seems be beginning prevail shat Il
naa peter oe dropped md the channel OF The river nm
ble t could mol he accomplished bu, meal
cnaby greater than any pussbIe advantages that would
pertinent would be extremely prsenacL, the expense
isbe would he inconcevaby great b.
the means aud power o the sa,r 40 discharge
Besides thai IL cannot reasonably be Expected TO possess
advantages very superior improved cisnnei OF the
river as Il has 10 he lie, sio it, in many places TO Oh
tain the requisite quantity Of water 10 feed IL that II will
that will be- And, than ALL to he
died that is frequently giving way to desray ali
II The oG INTO section. and The eIpe-
renced intelligent and respectable (and such
engaged clear Improve they would
collect the hands of the during the summer the
OF work. might therefore, on very easy TERMS
and would readily and In reasonable period of time,
II In state Of improvement fully equal all the exgencs
OF navigation And this might be done, Too, terms
moderate (probaby 100 600 doliar would
mol be drop in the buckei compared the Inevitable
| VI the ccnri.
Now is il no, astonishing that plan so simple safe
tain, cheap AND expeditions, should be fnng aside lie,
"f the widest visionary, arduous expensive
projects that entered The everish OF
the moonstruck political ecoroms, !-They talk
bout the Canals oi Europeas well might tell ofthe
policy of Kings the Eastern NaboDs-Lrt them tell
OF the CANALS OF the Chinese and of the Inhabitants Of the
moon and when we become popuOus The anu
wise tue other, will listen all these fine lai,s
(29 We have sample Of this already In the orga
nization of the Literary FUND.- Where, although grea
proportion OF that fund Is made of raised by
taxation our slavesye all the profits appropriated
the education of poor he exclusively divided
amongst the several Counties according the number of
beyond the Blue Ridge that do contribute much
towards the support OF Government will feed
their while the Assembly, and that, OF
contributed thing OF towards
this fund.- divide large share OF the profits, agreeahy
to the ratio of their white popuation, thnse Slave
holding counties that the creates, Of
II people III the Slave holding
Ridge examine into the this COM
paisance tire part OF their representatives
(S) Amongst uiher things too proposition will very
probably be submitted Justices Of lie Peace their
services Let the people think this. great use Of
Justices Of the Peace Is hear determine controver
sizes Of small amount amongst the Our present
But pay the Justices, md IL would better for poor
give up his claim and submit quietly to any loss
than rdin himself by the of attempting himself
justice.
a. tue possession of may also he added that Of
slaves, houses and stock (catle) there
OF lands, taking lots in
establishments who do not more ar less OF these
there not many -anolers who any consider
able nnmer OF slaves cattle. The small number
eepiions iherefVre either side will sufficient TO
do away tho operation ofthe general rule.