Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-10

that Of having its watchmen constantly on duty rom Tue
close Of lis daily business until its commencement IN Tie
mornnr Sunday not excepted Chronicle
C,p1,,y Observation-Disclosures heretofore published
have made known the nature OF inc contest between
Capt Bossier and MIR. Bayless' OF Masn'.s'In SlyLJ
The Grmcr was indicted for assault on the latter, and
L .o ,r,s decided on Saturday last by The honoraoie
arcui,ial Of The Captain who plead his own cause We
rrcsun,p tI,ot the casc will he reported at large
W. understand that Mr. BaylcSS publicly acquitted
C, nnss;,r Of all improperly Of conduct towards his
ward and pxoncraled her from all censure:-"' ~
~ ,rrrn Trt,Is-Thc of the Trustees OF the
Bank of Maryland rs. Thomas Elncol was e9sru %,
.rd,y last by verde, against the latter OF 81 ,lUU,
h,.nr tie full amount claimed, with interest
The court proceeded cmpannel jury on one OF the
cr;nn,l when eleven jurors only being OBJ
tanned the court adjourned until tomorrow, the Sd inst
Tic i:idps hold court in Baltimore to-day TO call over
the docket when they will adjourn until the Esd instant.
in order to proceed with the Hartford lfIas'-D.
CnARIrsroS, S. c., Oct. 30.
TIE GNr-The wind continued TO blow with equal,
IL not increased viOcnce until about clock last night.
rbon il cLanrcd to the Southwark and abatcd The loss
Of nronry has been very extensive: particularly TO the
owners of yharvcs. The Battery on East Bay has sus
ainrd great injury, four breaches having hec made IN 1t
of considrrabc widths The cost OF repair 1t suppos
cd will he .cnl 10 SG000. The storm seems to have
sncnt is fury in the harbour. and not TO lave visited the
civ with any very serious eftrcts.-Pntrlot.
INK Corros Cnop.-Thc Mobile Advertiser: Of the
Goth ull SAYS :: We continue to hear gloomy accounts
Of The destruction 10 the crops caused by the early ross
Of the season"
The New Orleans Union observes: " We stated some
time since the authority OF merchant OF this CITY,
that might rely upon full crop OF co'lon from MIS-
sssipp The Vickhurg (Aliss Register alter noticing
our article thus concludes: "Thc Merchant on whom
the Unicn relies not close observer The plant IS
lnrrc enough but sadly deficient in bos. Concurrlng
information from every part Of this State, convnces us,
a, crc will not be iwo-thrds of full crop, and early
frost may reduce il still more.
A CALM PRODUCED uY OI.-The following paragraph
has gone the rounds Of the papers;
Remarkable preservation from shipcrcck, by Mro''lng
Oil on r Hurcs-Capt. Psbury, Of the schooner James
Monroe from New York for New Orleans foundered in
n severe gale Sept. 10, between Florida and the bahama
Bank The crew were fifty hours in the boat, and "y
throwinn oil on The prevented her filling. They
were nlancy taken by the bark Jones. ofBoson, Capt
j. c. Hardy, and arrived at Boston oil Friday.
The effect Of throwing oil on the is not; per-
who have never been at sea apt 10 suppose to
make the swell in the water subsde, but simply Ia create
such smooth surface the waves to enable the
wind 10 pass them without making them break.
We are however, very much disposed to doubt, that
there could have been oil enough in the boat above
frrcd TO 10 keep the smooth for fifty hours This
story wants confirmation and if it be strictly de-
tail Of the particular facts Of the case, would be highly
useful We hope that those who ale acquainted with
them. will make them pnblic-PhH. Ga:ene.
GREAT TRryrrY CHURCH CAusr.-By an advertise
ment in this DAYS paper the parties the great suit in
Chanccry respecting the property Of Trinity Church,
called upon by G. Sullivan Es1 Counsel in the casr,
TO listen and hear the decision of the Court of Errors
this month.
This is one Of the most remarkable causes ever tried
in this State. The property in question was formerly
called the Queens Farm, and extended to great
tent the present site Of city Annckc Janis.
fine, fat hearty Dutch rrOtr, owned il about century
ago Trinity Church has been in possession since that
time The property is valued at thirty millions Of
dotars. and It's yearly revenue at three mWions. which
BY charter is Gar beyond what Trinity Church is author
isrd TO hold Numerous and vital interests III this city
are pending the decision. IF the Cont of Errors
should decide in favor OF the heirs, great many very
fashionable people who now live out Of Triay Chu!ch,
will have give up their splendid establishments and be-
take themselves to other arccaons-whe oI the
pretty descendants of Anncke Janis will start up with
large fortunes, and bear the bell away in Broadway, in
the SoirScs aad saloGnS.--f Y. Herald
RousrY, Va Oct, 24-Nc are indebted to highly
respectable gentleman Of Hardy county for the follow
ING facts relative 10 Mammoth Apple Tree: the farm
OF Capt E1nel Mcneil, Of that county. Our inform
al, says that he took the dimensions Of this Mammoth
Apple Tree carefully and accurately, and found to kc
A. Zee. in height and 50 in breadh circumference OF the
trunk feet inches. About seven feet from the root
there eleven branches the average size of which
feet and 10 inches in circumference But the most
remarkable fact about it, is the quantity of fruit it bnre
the present year-onc hundrcd and eighty tnss of APP
pies were taken from it this fall Four five bushels
of such bruised and partially and entirely r"
ten, lett under the trce and good deal OF It's
through the and fall That the real quantity
bore must have been very near if not quite, t'co him.
drrd bushels The apples very large 1t stands near
the South Branch. very rich soil. have been in
formed that it did not bear any fruit until after il was
twenty years old. Il grew Spontaneously where ii now
stands and although forty years DID, continues to grow
[MteHigfncer
Ayorurn Sr,rE-Thc Legislature Of Arkansas
vrued at Little Rock, Oct 9Th The Arkansas Gazette
savs:-"W We gralilicd 10 find the members almost
unanimous in favor of State Government and we pre-
sumo Convention Bill will be presented in day or
two and passed f'rthwith.''
MIcInGAX.-1hc Detroit Journal Of a late date Says
We regret learn that highly disreputabe riot &C.
CURED at Yps;lanti, on Monday night. The house in
which the Acting Governor lodged assaulted, the
windows of his chamber broken: and himself
his bed 10 the floor, where lie slept till morning II was
CLARK tavern. In the morning, We are informed the
nst charged him five dollars pay for the damage done
by the mob to his house.
F. kEAFNESS "A York paper sayeth, that remedy
for the restoration Of hearing and eyesg 10 be
had Of Doctor Green, Reading, Pa.
1t proves ccctual when the afction is caused by ncr
vou weakness az the remedy gives health and strength
10 the whole nervous system.
Now-acccrding to the Doctors practice ana princ
pies, that MUCH Art
OF rIisICK,
CONSISTS
Is KNOWING WHEN.