Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-07-19

TRANSPORTATION of raw materials and Manufactured aocs
No CITY in the Union is better calculated for manuiac'
tnres Than This Civ The immense water power which
she contains the rich coal mines IN heI heishooihooo'
the valuable iron mines on the upper 'dmes i'e,, ae
alone sufficient TO extend her Popuiaton ahc mu''.py
her treasures Her manufactures OF coton, ifo' ~c'
are all thriving and making great dlVdends-ih ne Et
trick Cotton Factory at Petersburg has Just declared
half yearly dividend of per cent and Inc nerchan!s
Factory, at the same place, a hall weary als'uens "
per cent Our manufac ures dung just very
inteigen Profess from N. informed us last week,
that h. was utterly aslonshed al the resources OF Sg'
and the indie scrIbabe advantages OF our own ne
Predicts that il is destined to become one OF the ges
ma featuring towns in the Union lie says, mat IN
The North the profits on manufactures rarely exceeded
The maximum of or 10 per cent ana ne enumerated
tn ress ms why must succeed better IMAM the ma.
| nulacturers of The North-ln wo'o, we aie ao'ns
we'll and we must do better What we now Principally
want is 10 finish the James River Improvement ltmay
llnger for short time, account OF Inc STATE OF the
money market 10 This countr" and IN Lonaon, ana 'he
Company have been induced 10 issue Their notes. paya
BILE TO order lul TO- Is and - dollars for months, bear
inc interest TO pay off their contractors and hands
which understand, passing freely ana easily III
the market; but the resources oi the company, as.
sisted they by the credit OF the Stale, must III
very short time raise the funds which ihey desire Tor
prosecuting with due vgor this most magnificent and
noble undertaking.
With these brilliant prospects before US, all hail 10 The
Metropolis We invite men of capital, enterprise and
skill to take look at us-anG whether the rapid
picture we have drawn, is not under rather than orcr-
charged.-.hOre anon.
U-J We have devoted most Of our Editorial Head TO
the Sd No Of Fabus which demonstrates the Bank of
The United States to be Unconstitutional and TO the ce.
lebrations of the 9TH. We shall pay respects in due
season the Editor of the Fredericksburg Arena, who
comments upon the appointment Of Mr. Selden Trea-
surer of the u and 10 the IDLE statements OF FAC
,iuus writer who has addressed US through The Charles
ton Courer.-We assure him. in the most unqualified
terms that spirits never better-We were never
hattie hum i'eypnnPsS
and that Virginia is not "ost 10 us) and the Presi
dent" We were never more certain, in all our lives,
that Virginia will go for Mr.. Van Buren, How shall we
satisfy you Sir, OF our sincerity? IL grave for
one moment, you say despair. lr We but laugh, you
say we laugh loud but not long II hit away al one
OF The hundred SANDERS which frequently assa US, you
say we scold loo much Now, wha, test apply TO
satisfy YOU. If show by figures that haze carried
The State this Spring by a popular vote of from 10
5000, you say figure TOO much IL We show you by
ndspuabe calculations and unanswerabe reasons. that
Mr. Van Buren, will carry It next year by much larger
majority, you say speculate too much. Ask
most confidential friends, whether have not uniform
" pressed the confidence in success.-Woud
you any of our private letters; You shall have them
We will give you an order for copy OF private letter.
| which we wrote The other day 10 Boston What evil
dence do you require? Will you decide it by the old
Southern custom of wager? We will take you any
which can command, that instead Of Virginia being
lost TO MIR. v b, he carries It next year. What say
/ YOU my most hypercrtcal Correspondent?
| We have often doubled whether il were worth while
10 any Of the wanton attacks which often
made upon They are sometimes too absurd for
nnce-and sometimes too false 10 require contradiction
For instance Clio in yesterdays Wing makes under
handed attempt 10 its readers that endorsed
the oasls that were drunk oil Nelson G. II. the 4lll
and especally the ioas, about Mr. Rives-evelling
him "the Tooth Psalm, from the 9Th 10 the 18th verse
| We should be in strange predicament, if we were
to endorse every toast that publisand still more
toas which refers TO passage OF Scripture, which we
| had not consulted.
Another writer in the Wing (who affects the name Of
America Junius) charges with opposing MIR Riyes
on grounds which every impartial person in Virginia
knows 10 be unfounded But were almost idle to
tradict the fanfaronade Of such assailant. Why,
amds, other stuff dues he take such superHuous pains
10 defsme paper which he affects TO believe is srpt
| Of its influence?
| AccIDEEr TO Nh CLAY-The Cincinnati Gazette
Of the OH inst says"We learn that the stage in which
Mr. Clay was passenger upset Saturday. near Pamy
ra o and that he slightly in ured Another pas.
senger had his leg broken Mr. Clay is peculiarly
fortunate in his travels lie has several times
" escaped with his life from the upsetting OF Stage
coaches
The Bv9alo Journal of the 18th announces Mr. Clay's
arrival that morning. and states that he left "n the
o'clock train of for the Falls. where we learn he
will remain for few days al the mansion of his friend
Gen 2. b Purler"
| Mr. Leigh, who was wounded in recent offray at
Woodyille Miss died there the 29h Of June incon
sequence Of his injuries. He son of b. Watkins
Leigh Of Virginia