Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-10
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that Of having its waehmen Constantly on duty rom the
close of its daily business until its in the
morning, Sunday not excepted Chronicle.
CArrAiN BosSirR.--Statements heretofore published
have made known the nature Of the contest between
Capt. Bossier and MIR Bayless, of Washington City
The former indicted for assault the latter and
the case decided Saturday last by the honorable
ocqntal of the Captain, who plead his cause We
presume that the case will be reported a, large
We understand that MIR. Bayless publicly acquitted
Capt Bosser of all improperly of conduct towards his
ward, and exoncrated her from all censure-B.
y HARromp TulAls-I'he case of the Trustees of the
Bank of Maryland Thomas Ellicot,. was closed on
Saturday last by verdict against the latter of 5 100
being the full amount claimed, with interest
The court proceeded to cmpanne jury Of the
criminal when eleven iurors only being OBJ
tained, the adjourned until tomorrow the Sd inst
The judges hold in Baltimore to-day TO call over
the docket, when they will adjourn until the Odd instant
in order to proceed with the Hartford trials.-B.
CuARLrsrOS S. c., Oct 80
THE GALE-Thc wind continued TO blow with equal
If not increased violence, until about o'clock last nigh
when II changed TO the Southwark and aba,ed The loss
OF property has been very extensive particularly the
owners of wharves The Battery on East Bay has sus
tanned great injury four breaches having been made in il
of considerable widths The of repair il is suppos
ed will be from to $4,000 The storm seems to have
spent its fury in the barbour and have visited the
city with any very serious cfccts.-Patyiot
Tux CoTroN CRoP.-Thc Mobile Advertiser of the
2Oh ut says: We continue to hear gloomy accounts
OF the destruction to the crops caused by early fros,s
of the season"
The New.O Orleans Union observes We stated some
time since, on the authority of merchant of this CITY
tnat we might rely upon full crop of cotton from Mis-
sissipp The Vcksburg (Nlss) Register after noticing
our article, thus concludes The Merchant ON whom
the Union relies, not close observer The plant is
large enough but sadly deficient in bolls Concurring
information from every part of this State convnces us
that there will not be twohrds full crop and early
frost may reduce il still MORE
CALM PRODUCED ny OL.-rhc following para graph
has gone the rounds of the papers:
remarkable preservation from shpicreck, Jy Mro,oing
on on Me Uarss-Copt pilsIury, ofhe schooner James
Monroe, from New York for New Orleans foundercd i'm
severe gale Sept 10, between Florida and the Bahama
Bank The crew were fifty hours in the boat and by
throwing oil on the prevented her fling Tbey
were humanely taken by The bark JONES' of Boston Cant
j. G. Hardy and arrived at Boston Friday.
lhe effect OF throwing oil the is not as per-
sons who have never been at apt 10 suppose to
make the swell in the subsde simply To create
such smooth surface the waves, as to enable the
wind to pass over them without making them break
we are, however, very much disposed to doubt, that
there could have been oil enough in the boat above re-
terred to to keep the smooth for fifty hours This
story wants continuation and If IT be strictly true de-
tan OF the particular facts of the case would be hqhly
useful We hope that those who are acquainted with
them, will make them putlic-fha. Gazette
GRrAT TRISrrY CHURCH CAusE.-By an advertise
ment in this days paper the parties TO The great suit in
Chancery respecting the property of Trinity Church
called upon by c. Sullivan, Esq, Counsel in the case
to listen and hear the decision of the Court of Errors
this month
This is of the remarkable causes ever tried
IN this State. The property in question formerly
called the Queen Farm, and extended to great ex-
tent the present site of city Anneke Janis
fine, fat, hearty Dutch rrOo owned it about century
ago TRINITY Cnurch has been IN since
time The property is now valued at thirty millions of
dollars, and its yearly revenue three millions which
by charter is far beyond what Trinity Church author
scd 10 hold Numerous and vital interests in this CITY
are pending the decision. If the Court of Errors
should decide i'm favor of the heirs great many very
fashionable people who now live out of Trnitv Cinrcb
will have to give up their splendid be-
take themselves To other avocatonswhile some of the
pretty descendants of Anneke Janis will start up with
large fortunes, and bear the bell away in Broadway i'm
the SoireeS and salooms.-N Y. Herald
RomNEY, Va, Oct 2I.-We are indebted to a biyblv
respectable gentleman of Hardy county. for the follow
ing facts relative TO Mammoth Apple Tree on the farm
of Capt Daniel Mcneil Of that county Our ipform.
ant says that he took the dimensions of this Mammoth
Apple Tree carefully and accurately and found to be
40 feet in height and So in breadh circumference of the
trunk feet inches. About feet from the root
there eleven branches the average of which are
feet and 10 inches in circumference. But the most
remarkable TACT about it, is the quantity of fruit il bore
the present yearOne hundred and eighty bushels of an
pies were taken from it this fall Four five bushels
ten, were left under the tree; aud good deal of its
fruit must have been taken away by different persons
through the and fall; that the real quantity
L. o2re must have been very near, If not quite hum
ded 6ashos. The apples very large stands near
the South branch, on very rich soil 1 have been in
formed that it did not bear any fruit until after il was
twenty years old 1t grew spontaneously where it now
stands and although forty years DID, continues to grow
[Inteuigeneer.
ANorHER SrArE.-The Legislature of Arkansas con-
vened at Little Rock, Oct 9th The Arkansas Gazette
says" We are gratifed to find the members almost
unanimous in favor of State Government and we pre-
snme Convention Bill will be presented in a dav or
two, and passed forthwith
MrcHIcAN.-The Detroit Journal of late date SAYS
We regret to learn that highly dsreputable riot oc-
CURED at Ypsilanti, on Monday night The house in
winch the Acting Governor lodged assailed, the
windows OF his chamber broken; and secure himself
from their MISSILES lie obliged to remove part of
his bed TO the floor where he slept till morning ii was
Clark tavern. In the morning, informed the
host charged him five dollars pay for the damage done
by the mob to his house"
II Az -A Vork hat, 4.
"A for the restoration of hearing and eyesght is TO be,
had of Doctor Green, Reading, Pa.