Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-10-31
MISCELLANEOUS.


O. still must ever be thine!
MISCELLANEOUS.
DEATH-WAR OF CHRIST.
The Courier DIES Etas Unis, of late date
saws: "Chance has put into our hands the mos
imposing and interesting judicial document, lf
all Christians that has ever been recorded IN hu.
man annals; thai is, the Identical death-warran
Of our Lord Jesus Christ We transcribe the do
cument from cory OF the translation:
SENTENCE,
Rendered 6p Pontins Plate, Aeting Governor Q,
I,owsr Galilec, that Jesus of Na=areM shall SUI
ter death on The Cross.
In the wear seventeen of the Empire of THE
RUS Cesar, and the 25h day OF March, IN The
City Of Holy Jerusalem; Annas and Caiaphas
being Priests sacrifcalors OF the people OF Geo;
Pontius PLATE, Governor OF Lower Gailee, Sill
ting on the presidential chair Of the praiory, con-
dennis Jesus Of Nazareth 10 die OH The cross be-
tween two ,hieves-thc great and notorious eyi-
dence Of The people, saying
/. He lisa seducer
=. He is seditous.
g. He is an enemy Of the law
a. He calls himself, falsely, the Son OF God.
5. He calls himself King OF Israel.
6. He entered into the Temple, followed by a
multitude, bearing palm branches in their hands
Order the first centurion, Quintus Cornelius, 10
lead him 10 the place OF execution.
Forbids anv person whonsoever, either poor
or rich, TO oppose The death OF Jesus.
The witnesses that signed the death OF Jesus,
are
Isl. Daniel Robani, Pharisee.
ID Joannus Horobable.
3D. Rhaphde Robadi.
4h Capet, citizen.
Jesus shall go out Of the city by the gate
Strenuous"
The above sentences are engraved on copper
plate; on one side is written these words; "A
similar plate is sen, to each OF the tlhes'
Il was found in an antique vase OF white mar
BILE while excavaiing in the city Aquilla, in the
Kingdom of Naples, in the year 1925, and was
discovered by the Commissariat OF Arts, attached
70 The French Armies. AT the expedition OF Ma
Piles il was found enclosed in a box OF ebony, IN
the sacristy of Cuahem. The vase is now IN
the Chapel OF Cascrta. The French translation
was made By the members Of the Commission oil
Arts The children requested earnestly that the
plate might not be taken away from them. The
request was granted as reward for the army
nj. Demon, one OF the Swans, caused plate it
be made OF the model, on which he had engraved
the above sentence; al The sale OF his collection o
curiosies, il was bough: by Lord Toward, iol
nv: thousand eight hundred and eighty francs.
THE MoRMoss.-The Mormons have held .
grand convention al Nauvoo, and resolved unanl
lnously to leave Illinois and settle at Vancouver
Island, on The Columbia river-the wealthy
agreeing 10 devote their means 10 assist the poo
-..L. IL 1ddrp &C
ed the convention, from which We make The ioi
loving extract:
1--WE refer 10 the grea, amount OF expense ant
labor we have been al tn purchase lands QUIZ
houses, the temple, sc. We might ask, why
il that We have been al all this outlay and e1
pense, and then are called 10 leave lit lie "oul
answer, that the people of God we're always re
quired 10 make sacrifices, and if we have sacri
ice Ia make, am in favor OF its being somelhn;
worthy OF the people OF God. We do moi wan
TO leave desoale place, 10 be reproach 10 US
but something that will be monument OF on
industry and virtue. Our houses, our farms, hi
Temple, and all we leave, will be monument
10 those who NAV visit the place, OF our industry
diligence and virtue. There is no sacrifice re
auircd al the hands Of the people OF God, bl
shall be rewarded 10 them an hundred fold, il
time or eternity"
MANUFACTURES IL TENNEssEE.-There are n
less than fifty cotton factories in Tennessee. The
consume annually about 10000 bales Of cotton
There are many others employed in spnnin
and weaving both COTTON and wool. Jeans, osna
burss, linseys, kerSeys and bedlicking are mad
NJ Lebanon, Sh-lbyvie, franklin and Winche'
ter. At Lebanon, 100 hands are employed in III
manufacture Of The coarser kinds OF cotton an
woollen negro clothing. One half of these hand
are blacks-slaves of course-and they are sal
10 be expert in almost every department TIL
goods manufactured are disposed of at home an
in the Southwestern State. The Nashville Or
,hopolitan, from which we learn these facts, con
siders tina the success OF the factories in Tennes
see disproves the opinion held BY many: that ma
nutacturing establishments cannot be carried o
with advantage where slavery prevails Tn
manufacture Of blankets is about to be introdu
ced into Tennessee Tor The first time, at Lebanon
THE BENEFITS OF OnD FElLowsHlp.-It wi
be gratifying TO every "brother" 10 learn, tina, tb
losses OF individual members Of The Order BY tn
great fire in Pit,sburg, amounting 10 more iha
$4,000, has been fully made up 10 them. A pal
of this loss embraced all the earthly possession
are thus, by the hberality OF the Order, asai
placed in comfortable circumstances. VIII;
other charitable society can be found as prom!
and efficient as the Odd Fellows? Herein col
sis,s their Oddity.-f P.nsdurg Gasette
REApiNa WHEAT "DEAp RpE"-It has bee
ascertained, that there is a very considerable 10:
in whea, by reaping it when "dead ripe" B
the experiments lately tried, it appears that on
crop, which was cul Aug. 4th. yielded, whe
hrashed, els. per quarter; another, reaped Aul
18th, yielded Gas. per quarter; and another CT
Sept. Isl, yielded 52s. per quarter. Three othe
experiments produced similar results, and th
quantity OF flour produced was relatively So Z
and y los, the crop being cut respectively Aul
10th and Both, and Sept 9th. Wheat, therefor,
as well as most other crops, should be gathered
lille before being dead ripe"
BALTIMORE Tos.cco MARKET-The America
says, that the quantity Of tobacco which will b
inspected at Baltimore The present year will e,
coed sixty thousand hogsheads-a larger amour
than was ever inspected al Baltimore in any on
year, and about doublelhe average inspections
1925 TO 1928.
Foa LlsERIA-The fine ship Roanoke, Cap
Hanna, has left our harbor for Norfolk, wher
she will take in number Of emigrants for Lib,
ria. She was chartered for the purpose by III
American Colonization Society," Ball. San