Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-12-10

Of the sections, completely exeava;ed: Near the |
town of Hamilton, on section "a, ls,ndaome |
bridge esected the canal and the construc-
lion of lock has been commonwealth Stuben-
vile and vicinity, there are extensive woollen
mandatory, 2 steam flour-mills, cotton manu-
factories, 1 paper mill, breweries. copperas
manu- factories, air-foundry TO cast hollow ware,
steam engine mandatory, cotton and wollen-
machi:e mandatory, aad Wv DOL carding machines
| for country work.
LoUIsIANA.-Th The n. Orleans Advertiser
the 3ist Oct. states, that notwithstanding the de-
sructoa OF the cotton by the rot, the very favora
bic weather Tor some weeks past Tor rpening and
picking it, will probably iaakc this years crop
| In Loai-iana equal 10 the last. its Quaity is
! ceent. Tie amount OF cotton received New
Orleans from the LIST 10 the 2oth Oct, ,233 bales,
shipped l,3I4 stock on land 1926. Tobacco
received, hhds. exported 81, stock on hand
| l,2I3.-Ihe present crop OF sugar does not
! promise 10 realize the late anticpations oil the
| planters: the generally contains but little
juice, and will produce much less sugar than was
! expeced.-Mr. Ed. Livingston has been solicited
by the Trustees of the Ii ansylvana University,
X. TO deliver lectures ON law in that institution ior
| ) months in the year, with an annual salary oil
$1,000 {; the 3 months 10 be left 20 his plea
sure. 1t Is not announced whether Mr.. IL. accepts
this very complimentary Froposiiion-lhe reven-
Tie laws and custon-house regulations IN the ports
Intricate, as to cause veXaion and loss TO the To-
reign trade We understand that a, least three u.
STATES vessels with cargoe-, have been selZe'i and
retained II not condemned, lately at Vera Cruz,
VIXEN nothing more than iniormaIty IN the papers
was aliedscG. The captain of one oil these vessels
asserts that lie AID his trci,ed like pr
, rates, and his vessel plundeled by OF the
Cus;om-h house officers. - General Fleaujac, John
Brownson, aud Mr.. Brent are candidates ior the Oh
Congressional District nov represented by the lat
: ter
q FLoRIpA-A public dinner was given by the
citizens OF Pensacola on the ID November, to Com
modores cambridge, Warrington aud Biddle, Com
+ missioners 10 FIX scite for Naval Depot on
the Coast of Florida: Captain Woodhousc of The
: Hornet, Nicholson of the John Adams, Pouengei
OF tie Decoy, and Col. Clinch and officers OF the
army, were also guests. Judge Henry NJ. Breck-
; enrdge presided assisted by MIR. Jerrison the
Mayor. The following toass have point in Them
nj Il Union Of the Waters Of Pensacola and
i the .Nojestic .MissiSSippi.--ln which U"oG, the
: interest oi lie East and West are happily uared
By Com. Bai,bridSe.
florida: Although the youngest daughter OF the
rr-.ie... .,.-,i..-i,-y - a Ssr resources,
in TO bceome one OF It's most important members
e By Com. Warrington.
- Wostington: Not the idol of day, but the
ri Hero and The Patriot of ages his fame, bounded by
IS no country, shall be confined 10 time.
!, BY Captain Bddle.
$ The Commerce ef cur Country: Let Pensa-
- cola have It's share. BY Capt. W dollhouse
The hospitality cf Pcnsacoiq: The Officers
: aud Crew OF the John Adsns will always remem-
. Der it with gratitude. by Capt. Nicholson.
! The Nary: Supported by Congress and the
- Constitution, 1t must raise up Constellation of
heroes 10 defend our lights tie Ocean.
4 BY Major Overton.
\ The Trenty.fotsr STATES: They all OF The
first magnitude, and form a constellation in the
political armament; may the magnificent sroupe
soon DC augmented by the STAR OF FLORIDA.
q BY John Innerarity, Esq.
: The Navy: A cord TO the man who promotes
= diSco|d on board OF our National Vessels.
= BY Captain w NJ. Read.
The Pensacola Gazette OF the 9Th says, that
;, within The last month The John Adams has suffered
severely; in eeks, so of her crew were taken
sick with the fever, 20 of whom died; in cases.
: he black vomi, appeared; but 60 there is not a
single dangerous case OF sickness now on board the
. vessei"-Thc Legislative Council OF Florida was
10 meet at Tallahassee on the 18th Nov "A public
dinner was given on the 2ist Sept. TO Governor
= J1val by the Citizens of Bardsiown, sc. Ken
lucky. (where he had been detained by sickness
previous TO his fnal departure for Florida - The
Pensacola paper states, that the u. S. ship John
Adams, in going out OF the haTbor on the 9Th, ran
on the Caucus Shoals, and received some injury she
was taken in low by the Hornet. (See GEoRGIA.)
TRADE TO TURKEY.
al Inc Charleston Courier has article
commerce with the Black Sea: 1t states thai no
impairment wou d probably he opposed the pas
: sage OF our vessels OF through the Dardan ees;
but that the Black Sea is shut TO our merchanimen
that other nations have been allowed by treaty to
navigate 1t: that have none while we have
no minister at Constantinople that the objection to
sending arises from the preliminary usage of
sending magnificent presents, which do not ac-
cord with our republican ideas; and it presumabe
tie visit OF Com Rodgers SQUADRON had for is
great object the opening of the sea TO us, particu-
llriy "a MIR. English of Boston, who has been
General in the Turkish service, Sc &c. went out in
his ship.