Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-09-13

S. -, 'g Dhbh, y j
on Became Cam, w' E, rc',s,La'iy %o,i .vo".'~s n2~..
t !" n"n o9nm,y Bank have we believe, been taken At
'"e co"h'eroi lbe Bank without detection. Thirteen Mae
were secured, including all but one OF the above.
o fo,'er' or copper-plata presses, were also taken.
hTee OF winch were IN complete order, and in Use. ~
One bogus, or machine Tor inprcssing dies o n Ibe ou,
together with a number of dies, engraving tcois h,nk III;
Paper ,purons coin, &c. &". making in all a large wsg-
sot 'oAI' was taken Into possession by the Attorney CeSS.
eral of Lower Canada. 'S y"
Although it is probable the business il. stopped for n,
present, ana although n considerable nuubar in ,JH,iaS
10 those taken IN Canada, have been arrested in tho Sts,ns
recently there are rnany others connected with il, who are
known, and will yet be secured. They had carried re-
operations altogether too lar for safety. and viJI - III
the rev ard due their labors.
Mich credit is due to the Attorney General Of the
prov'nre, AMI TO the magistrates and citizens of Dunbam,
bainston aud Sherbrooke, Tor their efficient pro.ec"";oo g
MS h'zardous enterprises; and certainly no, less is due tn
terheid, through which, combined with his ac,yy,y w.,
assertion such important results have been accomplish.
ed Statesman.
An snSIr Of honor took place near this town on Friday
evening last, bei"cenJ. Hemphill, Esq. editor of the Sum.
ter Gazette, and Capt. NJ NJ. Ievv of ffbis ,owU w W.nn
happy to say it terminated without any serious iniurv -
ed in the pistol hand. Mr.. HIS pistol was no, f;reS ,hs
Jar OF his antagonists ball having let down the hamm.r
Much credit, it il sail, is due TO boil, e.nIemon e.. "H
ness Camden Is CO. Journal. ""
,tFrom the Republican,
captain M. M. Levy and John HeInpbilI. ESQ h.y,,0
met aud exchanged a shot, and Mr.. HenuLnI hIivin "'n
ceiVed a wound, and the combat thereby ceasiug. In con.
n.quenco o ms inability further to prosecute ii, Capt. lie.
Wy now wit'idraws all offensive expressjons i'm roL1pt.a.
VI, nemPhi''' as confined III his reply to Mr.. HenpbiIPs
- , t d''ons IN 'he sumter Gazette, and Mr. HefnpbiII
therefore "itbdrays the offensive exnres.ion r,hioi. Pn'
rise 10 Capt. Levy's attack on him CIr. HempbifI ! e'
C. LEVY.
J. D.. COOKE.
We consider the above adjustment of The sasir bs'.oo,
Capt Levy aud J. HemphiIl, E.q. honorable IN both No."
"' BLAIR,
J. W. CANTEY.
On Saturday evening last, the city of Troy. N. Y. w,s
NrN'eo ny . severe hre' and on Sunday night, another fire
oil great extent broke out in the same town. The 6r., Re-
gan at hive IN the afternoon. ia O. v,,nJo l.l.
rue o. sIA,n ana albany streets, occupied by Prescott
u smith and destroyed the coach making estabGsbment
OF Mcs'fs. Eaton s. Gilbert, who are the manuiactursr. ~
he ''spendid Troy Coaches"
I'VE are informed that the loss sustained by Me,srs.
ffescou q smith Is between 1000 and $4,000, and that
they. were insured on building and stock at The Office NJ
me ROY INSURANCE Company 10 The amount of $500.
The loss of Messrs. Eaton & Gilbert il stated in he
shout $4,000; their insurance on buildings and ,tocL a.
$1,000, one hall ri the Office OF the Rensselaer, and sara.
toga Insurance Company. and one.half al that of the All.
bany Insurance Company"
The second fire commenced in The stables of the Wall,
iogton Hall, occupied by Messrs. +. & r. DorIon. AZ a
hotel. The buildings destroyed, are the Hall, and out
owned by Townsend McCown, and occupied bv siuimsr
Grant g Co., T.. & W. Carpenter, Jared G. B,con anJ
John Kelly The amount of properly destroyed, is csu.
mated al $500 IL was generally insured. The fire
" supposed TO have been The work OF an i~ncendiary.
a second packet ship bound 10 N tebez from Nev
York, sailed from the later port Or Thursday last, under
the commend OF Capt. Brewer-with a cargo of merchan.
dire valued at from 3 to 100000 dollars. The 81. Louis.
which sailed OIL the 9Th inst. for the same porf. had a caroo
OF still greater value for that furnishing market.
Truly these New Workers are spirited and speculative
and deserve the estimation in which they are generally
held, and the emoluments they usually receive. Bnt
what say Philsdelphia and Baltimore Can we not Al.
tempt a competition with our rival cinzens-or must svs
merge our news, our trade, our literature, our science and
our spirit Ia theirs No, truly we also must have our
g.6oais and steamboats, and urge into successful prss.
tee The energy and enterprise we possess. But when j..
Anfyitan Sentinel.