Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-06-09

Pc ,er shurs established under the will of the late
Daniel Anderson who left his worldly all for the
pu pose of educating he poor. has receiv ed during
he last year AZ new scholars, anc IS have let, the
~chool. The tobacco market in LynchbnTg is sand
10 have declined in fortnight from - cents to
s per bundled The late for Winchester
gives a total population OF 3,459 There are Sc
houses OF public worship law school an
moor porated medical school, With fifty pupil; IN
female saminarles with 81 or 10 pupils each a
number of private schools IL o banks, Sc.
NORTH NARoL1NA The annual meeting OF
the Society Of Friends in his state determined last
Fall to manuniij all their slaves; since tina, TIM. 'hey
have been making arrangements la consult and eN-
ecu;e The wishes of their slaves a. 20 their future
destination: il Is ascertaned that l20 OF them
desrous OF going 20 Hal n, GIG TO Liberia, and
bout 100 20 ONO or indiana this list embraces all,
with the exception Of those who unwilling to
leave the connexions that they would leave behind
hem. Those for.lIayn will sail IN few days
from Beaufort, in vessel chartered b. the Socie;y
ior that purpose. The others will also be dis
par hed by the Society, in the fist vessel for Lii
IBERIA, and an wagons 10 the North Western States.
These are exclusive OF Ga already sent 10 Ohio;
and IS dispatched by two vessels the coast OF
Africa. The same respectable society coutr bu-
ted $500 10 he Colonization Society soon after
its establishment. The University OF n &. at
Chapel Hill has appointed AIR Hantz, resi-
ding near Boston, the Professor Of Modern Lon
guages Ga char recently created3 end Mr. James
Philips, an EDgshman residing near N. York. the
Professor of Mathematics.-rhc works for the
improve ment of the Care Fear advancing with
success. A cordins to tie Charlotte Journal,
rich gold inc has been discov cred sbou' halt
mile from that town.-Curtl> Drill OF X, cSy Point
mas been committed to Jail for the wiiiu murder OF
lis cousin Penelope 0. HIS own aged father de-
iiyered him up justice. Books for the sluscTip
hon OF new stock in the Neuse River Navigation
! Company to be opened at RAieish on lie Ga
| inst and a. ContInue open ioT month.
SoUrH tARoLINA- Some 81 eess since negro
con icted oi aIson conveyed IN Charleston TO
the galoHs TO be hung; but there execution
er. The sheriff OF Charleston city refused to act;
and the head constable, to whom The condemning
court had assigned the Office, declinei it the PR
soner was re-commIited; and the legal question
now *, what Is TO become III hr = j he Tread
! Mill has been introduced into the .2ricsion work
house, and has had a most powerful effect upon
Migrants and evil doors. According to paragraph
in the Mercury - the corporal corrections 10y
whipping Sc in the Work House, are reduced two
thirds, since The Mill was fr-t used and 30 great II
the diminuiion of fee &c Of the master, IN cunse
quence OF the lew cuiprits being placed unler hm,
that new scheme OF letting the hOuse Ill have
TO be devised so great is the terror which bad
servants have for ibis corrective d.sClI line -
Col. Blandng, The Public III gneer, has made con-
tracts Tor opening the Back RIVER and l. inches
creek when ed, both VIII admit the passage
of boats Carrying 100 bales OF cotton during the
summer and spring months
GEORGIA. Messrs. Jenckes 6 Van Slyke have
contracted to cut the canal from the Savannah 20
the Ozechee rivers at $4,000 per mile: 20 be com
| ple,ed 5y Jan. I, lS2S las length miles They
have contracted TO do il Tor S2I,S76 less than the
! engineer Col. Clinton had estimated it,. Mr. Ful-
on the Engineer of the state, has surveyed the
country between St. Lawrence and Augusta, and
thinks it unt for canalling; but deems ia'i-road
he rails 10 be Of timber instead Of iron, 10 be per
! iecty practicable. Mir. +. Is as-iduously engaged
IN the execution of his duties. The lnRuenzaFages
more violently in some of the Western ounties ol
| this State than has been ever before known. Ia
one family in Jasper there have been 10 deaths. Ii
! is said 70 resemble in ype the cold plague that pre-
vailed ~ the North il 1872 and 1913 Nearly
! 40, 600 bags OF Cpaad Cotton have been exported
! from Savannah, and 5000 uerces of rice, for the
season ending the list Of May, more tnan for the
-ame period duriag the last. The Ccastwlse trade
has remained abou, The same.
! ALApANA.-- The small pox has ragged to
! alarming extent among ihe ChOCtaws. They have
at length engaged respectable phJ ~cian 10 under
! take vaccination and tp admmister medicines ioI
/ lser relief There entered az Mobile, IN the
/ quarter ending 1T April, 6,SiO ,ons from foreign
! ports; cleared out 1897 On list May, 1867
bae- OF Cotton were on land The state Bank
was to have been removed from lahawba to us
csoosa Tire z3d uli. As VTe?aT tory 70 the eniov
Of the seat of government the Stale house and the
lot with all the furniture OF both branches OF he
! Legislature were be sold at auct the 2Oth
ut - The Clarke county Salt " oIbs nov in
operation with every prospect oil success, and 're
expected to be, IN short time, able 10 supply Tie
Stare - ith beautiful white salt, IN quality between
! the blown and ground salt OF Liver pool During
ihe late Circuit tour George Boose receIy ed
| 2 coo damages against Jo-an Lancaster, ior a IL
| Del ~ hich was contained ~ newSpapsper adveF-
t,elnert- The crops III th, State look remafka-
| big well. Cotton, corn, and small grain, have
seldom presented a more promising appearance in
| the middle OF the last month. Tins favorable APP
| pearance IS said 10 extend along the whole Of The
Tennessee valley"
LOUISIANA "A gnl, about II years of age.
has arrived at II Orleans from Indiana, IN search
Of charity; Sue has appearance OF arms: one ies
about loo; shorter th,n he other. when standing
on the lonGcst ieg she i about 4 ieet high: lhe
.Lort leg has Joint from Tire hip TO the ancle:
get she has learned e. sew, knit, cut with scissors
& knife, feed herself, &c. with her feet. - a meet
i = IN n. Orleans has subscribed !. 100 Tor the
iiet of Mr. ,ofiIn. The poo. and invalid 50 Boston
| Bard - Coz. 3hn.On ms re. Iyed score OF
/ Divorce Bills Thirty hat 90 we're yiEg oPpO-
site ~ Orleans on the 9Th ult laden with $4,000
bushei, Of Indian corn tue price - cents per Bar
rel OF bushels, AM eNi e, ed o. be lOwer-COtion
bad .dvancel fully l cen Per 10. on al quail les (;
set he stock on hand uedvy add large guam
ties expected down ,he river, (abolt 60, 600 bdes)
highest quality - . If cents, worst - to IL.
49, fhe Mississippi ccarrued 90 rise on the 18Th,
and was wi,hin inches OF being IS high IN
1921; 8 nc es higher than the last SEASON. a
gentlsma- eli ~. York Oh I'D April and rived
at a. Orleans Uiu Louisville on the S.h May;
neipg ONLY 3 days performing q Journey OF 1900