Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-10-08
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charge against 4. Rjtcbin -, 80 y ~
SIDE a! Great Britain and ssa;r,, ,5' -
Cu.onies-hui he quotes the laws ~, -.
November l162, in relation 10 sub,r-ir.;', -.
certain gentlemen for houuties ON f,ur,i;1.
among these subscribers. he cites IN. r,,''.
" Ills Malcstys Governor. Francis -
Lewis Hurwcll Philip Mayo William p
a!chlbahi Richie, John Ruin. Robeltr \.
las, &c and di>in9cnuoGSly adds a,bo
! $c@ndaI:s OF these loval SUBJECTS an. -, III.
as much inclin-! to encourage British Con-.
! aad Manufactures, as their ancestors ,,',"
We viii expose bv facts from tha rc,',i.
shameless attempt Of IVY p 10 ,b,,,..;5..'N d
the memory Of man. who's, mr. '..,''''i "
h!e was held In tie highest ..,;,,,S.., l',
( ncisnhors ana fellow -couii.y,neu If vi,.,;.
! disappearing the pur,n>rs ~. go, '--'.''.
grossly garb.ipg tie pu. lie arrF;,.., J.. :
mig Statutes al large. vol N mr. u.;t,,.
iac laws ot Virginia. Noycnl.r 1-.,5 -
/ III An 40, To encourage An. mi 81 We.
lures II goes on 10 rcci,e lhat Tho l., y.
+ George II. Tor encouraging Ans art NJ. "
lures. had no, fuv answered. n, M, sd
the trustees therein named being restrain ..
exceeding $50, in any one bounty or nrar.5...
ana cnactS, that said trustees MAY Avn %.
/ bouE,ies OF premiums, no, excceGing tInl .f.-
( :. section refers 10 the lameE;ahe l.c, ,b,, ..
/ Colony Should pay large sum OF non., T., I
/ reign wines ana other conhnoti;ie. ma. d
/ which were then mrored AT \ crea, ~.
lage from foreign counties. although The. .1,l ..
( climate Of the Culony were prep.r far soma
/ them. 1t then specifies >undIy n,oo'.sar, ~,
I Both October. 161 b- which ,ia,,. .. lt.......
gentlemen agreed To- suh.er;h, anr,,.ii ....,.
suns, 10 raise boaa,ic> or premiums IN ,tc +.
,rinc, (t5co ior 10 Aog,hca..>. and fIop gr
coud be>i. y aud il the subscription wonl,i allow
it, a handsome premium for making OF eE ~
oct %. tie overplu>, for the encouragement, 49,
o'tcr artislcs as t1c Cocra.tticc ssoulJ Mn, ~.
advantageous ~ he Coio1W Il then cnae,. d.
the Trustees named in said act If As<cmlay
appointed Committee 10 offer and nay sail .
sniums, sc.
/, Turns out. then, that this act - fir ,ia,, l
Ing intended Tor the encouragement, o, Pr.
commerce and manufactures" Is fal>cl, r.-.
>cnicd by w. had the v,ry oppo>i,r fe...-
view, M the encopfagemens Of ais ami ,..,.
lectures IN TIE Cyl5rm
Bat let Us hook al lie Schedule Of "puhl.c >r-
"a gcni!cnen, who hau aSrcel 10 sli 4r.i. -.
r'allv certain sums 10 encourage ih, ..t..
ATS and manufacturers" This SehcIoa
0coier, -, 1900 is annexed To the ;bsy. se
Among The sGbscribcls We ind the naos.
man: al Virginia, trucst and n,t.t ,.,,-. p.
sons. which wv has carefully SA,.rr..s..f IL. IL
article. W" supply the 2.u;Gutnn. Tb,
lowing gentlemen are spccalIY put goWn 81. q.
list, with the amount subscribed hy then, O.,
VIM. Nelson Thomas Nelson. P,p,tu Ram.
Archibald Cary, GronGg WAsnl>6rox. - "
Cabcll, Jr. Henry Lee. E4mand P.ndle,3, G....
HptD, Richard Bland Richard Bland /,
Mann Page, Nathaniel Harrison. Archf,.
Richie. -. VIM. Hunter. Archibald Ham.
Robert e. Nicholas, Richard Eppe.. R.ciays n
~ L.r, 81, Richard Lee, Gcorgc Cal!l:.,.
Thomas Harrison. Ih,aGericl BauF.
Archibald Richie might Willingly share
dis@Dpor ot being associated with George w.
ington. Edmund Pcndleion, George WvrAe n.
such men. IT, by this proceeding. 4 Hr.
vas guilty of the o,lium If ''cncoufaeirs b.
commerce and manufactures George Wa>rf
ton and other shining light, Of the Revolution s-
equally guilty We have thus iulv and e.
immortal honor Of a. Richie. exposed the h.
branch oi wv. s. inSidiou> attack, and Prove
thal w" has in his party bitterness. indir.
east 4 nc,lle upon the grave OF the "Fa'ie.
his country
Is Ion the III branch Of of w s. d!>Hs,,-
Gus attempt 10 Sully the fair tame ID! i Grg
we shall dispatch that in an equally ca.rIu ..
manner. w cites the names OF lefia...r T
Randolph Sc Is members Of the 'rol,ia.,a
Association which was opposed To NE !u..r.
ton and consumption of British maug.artr.
and would insiiiotiSly lead h+ reaGcrs m ,.a..at
tLat because 4. Ritcnic WAS not one a, ibe, s
socia,ion. he leaned a. the si,i. al l,.l,.. ST..
again>, the Colony.
In the American Archives" yal FL -.
(,his valuable book may 10 found in our =.
Ii.rarvl ve tind tho n,.,cccd,,,y. at, ,,., v,....
Convention at Winiam,burg AucIq ~
when This Continental Association M. af.,
Among lis lcadi.o nhic,ts wen. H.. f,ti.,,.i,.
which we brirav rive the suh>,arr.
Isl. That they would moi. after l., Nov H.
port from Great Britain. anv goods wares a.
nor after that DAY import Rrltisi manuf. s..
either from Tie West jndies or any othrrrrar.
3, That they would NOT ;mpor b., of s,
kind nor use or suffer il IN IT, used
5th That they woulI NOT crp.ft ;eAsse,
a.. ,b;,o n C.r,.., pr;,.ir /, III, c...,....
r:,r,o,e. 80 r.,r. i, fro., ,lo ,,,l.,,.,.,
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m Tbcy rocom,no,d corrr,,,c.s ~ i..t
.sn IN n,cL emit. H.. .,,.t, n.,s.,. -. ,,....
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l,mslu,r
mr. rta, ,bo,. tho,,oi, ,la,,ec,,.as ,,ai'.i ,,-
b. humanity :n! b.o:!.5r:v affection. to rs..a.-.
utmost ard SuecIic.l relief 10 their fj,.rr.~tl II
l.w-~ut,cc;~ in Boston. and earnestly rccomra..
III. al. g.. -