Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-02-05

water fafn.sped ey lite uf,rs..Jraica .:.. l.l
by CUTTERS and pipes into them. -
Is; That a step wheel, or some heavy ms.
chinery to raise wafer into the c;s,erps, should
be provided, as CT punishment, by the srve-'
rity of the labour for the small Offences which
may be committed by the con,cts, to lesscn
the necessity Of using the whip.
| 16. That the salas, es of the Suparintendene
a2d other officers seem &c admit or some re-
duction.
". That the sum constituting the crime of
grand larceny should be increased from four
dollars, AS is now prescribed by law; to som.
larger sum, at the discretion OF the General
Assembly. ,,se
18. That the agent COR sales ought 10 he re-
movable by The v6teo the Executive BODY
and not by the Board of Directors.
19. That the superintendent has claim
worthy of the notice Of tile House, for CON-
missions on s 1865 worth of manufactured
articles and raw mater als destroyed by Ere,
and the Agent for sales two such claims, une
for commissions on 7,A70 dolls. woria of ma
nufactured articles destroyed by fire for which
he had given receipt, aud on s 4,20s 80 cepis
paid for making clothes for coritts, as also on
1900 70 cents paid for repairs.
80. That every male copeict should be in
varlabiy locked up in "A separate sleeping cell
throughout every night of the year when NOT
IN the hospital, BY an in1exible rule Of the
prison. -
| Oh That all speaking among the male con
vicfs not absolutely necessary To carry on
work, should be peremptorily forbidden;
and that every breach Of this rule shoult BE-
infiexibly punished with thu gag, 10 he worn
for the offence throughout the succeeding
day, excep: while taking food or necessary.
drink. '' t'.-
ss. That sum of $4,000, with the saving
possible by employing The convicts upou the,
work. may be sufficient for The completion
of what is recommended.
The Arkansas Cazeuetn 10Th Dee corrccs the
errors, INFO which IL had bern harwcd, touching
The ouirages 81 the Usage Indians. There way hut
one atark, instead Of t.vo-ior The hunting par
Ties were unite, of The onset, aud consised ut he
tween 20 and 80 men.-rhr tugi'i, fed ia nni,s ur
IN couples, without knowing The 'in,r of The fate
OF ihr,' con'na"'ons-hrt they concur IN reporting
from . 10 . OF iher party killed. - 49, :.
u In the election Of Drer,prs ,as Board OF work
oy tne Legislature an Monday, roe rule OF the House
curing that single vacancy should iiied NJ mo
was adhered 10, in the election for the dct hruw
head al tide wafer There was opposition inend.h
Mr. Newton on The FIRST hailotnnh MIR Lurnax was iih-
drawn before the ballet place the vacancy orc-
stoned ny Judge Green's declining 10 serve, m which he
had been nominated. HT
We seize the earliest oppor,un:y OF having before our
readers the very impressive AMI eror ,h
Penitentiay Comner submitted TO the H. yestercsy.
On Friday night Nj Kidd a gentleman who recep,I, Az
rived IN this civ, and is Phenix tie
a'iresscd the meeting i'll favor "f The Greek r~o,rinn
The arguments. which he mingled with his efusions In.
formed and delighted them upon whole. one OF
ever witnrsseiWe could scarcely si-pris
ed IL lomb-shcIi had hurst our fect.--Thr sneecb
thIs eloquent appeal ia Lsor Of the Greeks before
readers an Saturday. t.' -tN