Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-01-06
which he has returned to Boston, lesyins Dixon

which be has returned to Boston, isssing Dixon
at large.
The Albany Argue say., that some estimate of
'ne number OF persons who pass annually upon
The Hudson, either from business or pleasure, NAV
De made from the calculation, that the Constelis,
ton and Constitution have each carried during the
past season, thirty thousand passengers; making
sixty thousand in one line of boats. This calculas
uon II net made from the official returns; but il i.
believed TO be nearly accurate. During greater
part OF the season, there were nineteen steam.
ooa's' besides the line Of tow boats. The proba-
oiiity is, that the passengers in the boats of the
Hudson River Association, exceed that Of any
other single line; but il is reasonable estimate
,hat %oU,0UO persons have passed upon the Hudson
during the past season, by this mode Of convey
ance' exclusive Of the tow boats, sloops, &c.
PHILADELPHIA, January l.-On Saturday
last 1t was discovered, that frauds to considera-
Ole extent, have within the past year, been prac-
Used on Messrs. Elmes and Buckley, and perhaps
on several other respectable mechanics Of this
cHy' oy the forgery OF orders, purporting TO be
drawn By Mr. Elisha w. Cook. Warrants were
issued, and examinations taken on Saturday and
Sunday, before Alderman Binns, which resulted in
the eommi;ta of several individuals 10 prison. As
there VIII, most probably, be further inves,iga-
ion oil these transactions before legal tribunal i,
would perhaps, be improper 10 20 into more mi
mute statement of the circumstances connected
with them. Sentinel
| We understand that large number of highly
Respectable tree colored people preparing to
embark in the Doris. To provide them with ne
cessaries and Comforts, and send supplies to their
bie'hren In Africa, would, &c an object of the
most praiseworthy charity. ], has been suggested
Il we hope It Will be carried into effect that contr-
buttons be taken up in the several Churches on
the Sunday al er next. An application will be
ma't, 1t IL said, 10 the respective Minister'S
Certainly 1t there was ever noble subject OF
Christian, philosophical or patriotic beuevolence
this Is IT. The memorial recently addressed by
the people of colour to ouI fellow-ciizens, mus,
attract public and private attention srgnsl, to the
I object now in view, ii Americans can still appte-
ciate the generous and affecting.
Ihs varioas papers OF this city will do chari-
table act, by Inserting the advertisement respect
Ing the brig Doris, from this days Gazette, and
annexing such remarks may aid in furtheripg
the objects OF the expedition.
Bait. Gds. Of Friday.
or.. DlRECToRs
the nHnf " y''s'G and SSG1e''' for Ae gear 1877
John Broekenbroush, Thomas Robt hmev
Ford Charles b. Williams, H. L. Wight, o,. j. Tay.
iO Phi Aans' Randoph Harrison, Jr.' Jchu X Tripeti
VIM. q. Lamb WIN. d. Selden John E. Ho,. Eugene gi,-
gins, Walter Heron, Bufwell b. Mos.ley Edward Delan.s
fhp e. Iaho Wm Moseiey, Albert AnnRj" John South
sate,' VIM franen,' Tnonas 6. Brousttou.
PETERSBURG.
John II. Brown, John f. May, John c. Arm..ad Edward
Powell, JOS Bragg, WIN. Haxal W.. H. AIacfarand DAM
pugger X IL Cunningham, Joel Hanon& John p Boiling
Jas. S. Brander,' +. NJ Osborne.
FREDERICKSBURG.
HHsh Mercer, BAIL Gordon, Jno. Scott VIM A. nox
George Coz, john Roy j. NJ Patton, Jas. Ya j. White
more, Jno Mon.Gre John R,' john Hall. D. r. Well
| LYNCHDURG.
William Warwick, John Early, WIN. Morgan Ba,da Nc
Daniel John j. Cabel Samuel clsyer, Ohm b. koy VIII.
liam Nc kenney, Hill Carter, Henry Brown John School
| heid,' Robert Kyle James DudeLs
| Not in The las, DIRECTORY.
| Dec nber 81, 1876: 1880 '"e
| 27,O67 barrel. supeIfne
3,Is2 do fne
| $50 do riddnr,
| 1I2 do Condemned