Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-06-11

turns therefore give them TO you, for nul 2i7
Baskerville 235, Capt. t. A. mii'ia'Hs --'' =
TO Convention 9. Yours uuiy
Ior The Enquirer.
oy,Ncr Ann ALEXANDRIA RAIL KoAD-CuL-
pEpIR COURT HOUSE, &C.
PASSING al,nu the line oi Tie Orange anu icAah''' N
p. | d.. ,furk with the beauty ana ieIti'! VI ue
Try E,, l,,,pohannock river Ia the county seat VI 'l-
,cncr and m some miles beyond, iesentsa n''il"" ~"
iulans surface: the soil Is men III III. pi.",'n 10 n
rrca, sao,s Of virginia the climate = hnioihi son anu
h,lmv ,s ,L,, a. Italy: ana truly Providence mas been "a
wish here in bcsiowing III great abundance anu i''
cnce ,e things wEich contribute mos' 10 uo & ~;
and h,,nins o., man Tic farms are lagc bnt wen M
nrny and irous: managed. and yield handsome re-
turn for The o.ay il labor, &c ne pioc'cis "'s see
Of intelligence il''s ;i' 'n, @ ' IN nnnar
,irai,y Indeed the society would lose holils III 'o'p
go, YIN ,I .t 10 hc found in the large american cues
No one can visit this section without TIE mos! P'isi i
prcssions and agreeable ,c"'cc'!ons. N"ih@ nus p,
r,ipn ~ max, This section point OF great resort lo c
retiring wealth the cities o" some easy ana rape o
d, access This viii shortly be supplied ny me complexion
e III. AI,,pria and CiodunsNlllc Rai Road an enter
n,ise IL. su,ccss of which is no longer doubted And,
her t b said in al Tic advantages 10 hia REGION
and the country tributary |" IT. as wen a. 10 .IAa'a'
t too much praise cannot be given I" The Original proJec
nr. ~ ms scheme. When this road shalt a. completed,
md tho immense agricultural treasures al This region shall
m no,red INTO The ap o Alexandria, II viii gave NE ana
y;,r 49, Mr. .lun,r:ing enterprise lucrative employment
nr bcr d,r,uan, capital dcvcopc her immense shipping
conacity and movers and raise her 10 si position a"@
the nrea, commercial marto oil The country.
| cannot without violence 10 my feelings, onl some
mention Of nv short so"un at Culpeper Court House
took rooms NJ Virginia hoc tins Is hTlck structure,
ui after the mos, modern style very comniotons aud
combines comfort with convent ice, III remarkable degree;
for country hotel The landlord, r. Miai) Is uniTins
in his ntirn,ion Ia hs company. In word III" house Is
well kent The weary traveller may rest mere III comfort
and ease secure those annoy ~',h not une-
ouen,ly a,sa him his Journey rs Place o tcifci i"f
those who seek relief i'll summer from the neal ana ie
I'D atmosphere Il crowded city, IL presents many ana
strong attachments Board is cheap and the lN'ns gond
and the surrounding scenery pciuresq and lovely Inc
genera; appearance al the village Is neat, and The ar pure
,Il lp Dn1
more than Kind 10 strangers
This village is destined BE- place III much greater nm
poltace Gan present 10 nc Thought 81 b! r i'ao
tants the principal dcpo,s upon The Inc {" me ',A
n,a ana Cordunsvc railroad, will be established here
y gentlemen who be in possession OF reliable data
il is estimated that than four hundred thousand Ous
els of wheat will be contracted for al ths point 50 IL ""
with great certainty become Pcnt oi competition Dowee
AleAanda and Richmond for al great lradeahd fIei-
,ricksbug locating her prog ted plank road 10 thc ,a-
lev may tap the Alcxandra and Gor''onsNie Railroad III
this point and also competitor ior TINS rade ana
thus will c seem that capital will seek investments here
and under lis growing influence The village must pros
per and flourish. bai-llhohiaN