Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-10-13
MORE WING "RUlN.'

r,on, ,hs Money Article Of the N. Y. Express t"hig
Rsu.RKs-We have received no later Inteil'
| o.nre from Europe since our last. That recelVe
has had most favorable influence on 'raue sc
nerally. Although prices have mol jumped "
very much, yet there is an abiding conVlcuo'
,h,i rho deman nd for our bread slutfs will be per
,nanent II is now well settled that The potato
crop has failed for Two seasons; that The crops u
France and The North OF Europe will tall verl
far short Of an average, and that, instead OF Eng
lands being supplied from The great eranaries .
Europe, those very countries rely IN some lnea
sure ON receiving from this country partial STOCKS
| Our exports OF bread sluffs are now large, WIN
every prospect that they will continue Throughout
the wear This condition and prospect OF ioreler
affair. has had decided influence on trade, com
merce and business OF every kind. Capitalists
see al a glance, that great degree OF prosperity
Is certain 10 come over this country; ana thal, IN
Stead OF our being indebted TO foreign countries
the balance OF trade will be decidedly IN our Id
vor. The Fall Trade has consequently increased
merchants, from distance, anticipate an anili'y
10 nav ON the part OF their customers, anu arc
Tree 10 extend their purchases. The great SNIP
ping interest is moving forward; freighls are ad-
yancing and vessels in every direction md I'M
mediate despatch.
A Boston letter in the N. Y. Mirror says:
"There is enough 10 occupy The ever active
energies OF our so.ahead people. Boston was
never so full of one Thing and another, since lhe
time OF The great lea-parly, as u Is now. ne
weather is beautiful, beyond example, ana ousi-
ness is good in al departments Of trade. we are
iul of strangers, iull Of goods full OF rumos inil
OF theatres. which are themselves full tnll o.;
tairs tull Of political conventions, lul of notions
tull Of hotels. ,ha, are full ull Of ships full OF
money, full OF handsome women full oil hum
bugs, and, was going 10 add full OF Fullers, but
he Mirror and the Tribune have deprived The
old Bay Stale of all the articles in that line worth
having.
As an instance OF the rapidly increasing value
of real estate. occasioned by The growth OF bus-
mes, | will mention that piece of wharf property
was sold yesterday for fifty thousand dollars
more than the seller paid for il two years since.
All four of The theatres here are doing well,
that is they are filling their treasures. yam
.enhoff is at The National, where he played Duke
Aranza last night; and Anderson is playing Inc
King oil The Commons, al the National.
From the following notice il will be seen that
there are now three Democratic nominees for The
vacancy in the Goochland Senatorial District
We lrus, that The Democrats will see The imPor-
lance of taking action on tho subject q, their Oc-
tobet courts in each county, and agree upon some
plan of uniting the parry upon single candi-
date. Unless we concentrate our vote, the wings
will surely slip in candidate OF their own. II
ought, moreover, TO be recollected that The Sena'
Tor TO be elected will serve four years
TO The Editors of the Enquirer:
Gentlemen In consequence OF The death OF
Col. John Guerrant, vacancy has occurred IN
The Senatorial District composed of The counties
o. Fuvanna, Goochand, Louisa, &c Allow US
10 bring 10 the notice Of the voters Of said district
Charles William Dabney, OF Hanover, as a
gentleman in every respect highly competent IL
oil that important station.
MANY VOTERS OF GoOCHLAND.
coochland October /, 1896