Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-06-28
A NEW ISsuI

IN Friday last Mr. Clay oil from Washington 10 rc
c,;, himself from his abors under the hosp'"e
roof Of his friend Col Carroll at The D"herasan Manor ~
MARYLAND He was pass through Eiicotts MINIS "i'''
czens and nci.hbors had collected to give nm stahu
oonon with salute of cannon &c. Mr.. Clay however
dJ mot arrive and the disappointed yeomanry changed w
,,sced merrymakng into an Indignation mccting-a'
,vhch ,bev denounced Mr. Hare for having meany dsap
,o;r,ed them in inducing Mr. Clay 10 divcrge from ier
,,.n INDIGNATION resolutions finally adopted anu
,,.hoa Mr. Clay returned Washington through FIJI
.,,s Mile and though it Sunday afternoon, he mace
~ nnronrate address, asking the people 10 turn their III
d,,,;oo AGAINST himself and not Mr. Hare. tie saa hc
b,J loft Washington aded and exhausted, and sought inc
,,;e, and mir of the counry-and hearing o tue mee@
uboso excitement he wished avoid had requested MI
Hare - convey him privately 10 Col CARROTS, agans w
comes, solicitation of Mr. Hare This, OF course, must
have beon satisfactory to all reasonable men,
Tho event il only interesting, il shows mat 'uo
nov, command universal personal popularity-thougE
b noi,ical sentiments may always defeat his p'c asp
raops The fact is credabe TO the stern par''''' ','
;oocnce Of the people, who not carried away ny '
rc Of talents and cloqucncc, aid who stick to prhcP
in spite Of their personal affection FOR man
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VIRGINIA MANFUFAC1URE-CTTfE NlhhFi''i'
I'm Tuesday afternoon much sratified ny N's
=, ,bc very extensive and busy nachine shop "' hes'
Talbot a. Brother on Cary street There we I'll" ''' luz
and MAGNIFICENT locomotive "Roanokc Just c"hp".c' w
rho DanyIc Railroad by these cnteprisins ana 'h'e'
h;., The locomotive was blocked mp so a. L" slew
,,,oycmcp,s of The machinery all but The progressive
-, ,, Influence of stcam-.and though unfamiliar win
~ ,biros we could not but admire thr soiiiy anu r''
nance Of the workmanship, and the ease, rapidly ana
smootbncss with which the drvin. wheels ev''vc'- we
predc, for the "Rnanoke great speed when p'i' on c
r,ad-whch wc hope will be about The middle oi Jy ~"
snlcndl covered Railroad bridge over James dvc IL rP
IL PROGRESSING and forms very bold ana striking feature"
"A il Crosses green islands in the river 1t VIII De '"
Melted in few days, We hope and tar experiment give"
IA the "Roankoke which confer new credit on "7sfS
Talbot, & Brother This fine Locomotive weighs upwards
of rs tons and will cost abou, $4,000.
N,ar the foundry of these gentlemen We saw the rSe
and ELEGANTLY sd handicapped tobacco fctoy Ins cree
led bv Mr. Poiaux Rosnsonand on the opposite side, Tue
deem and broad foundation of the City Gas Works which
will rapidly spring up. The foundation walls are :" SOM"
r,pi,e We hope to see this fine material rapidly miro
uced into the building enterprise Of Richmond Vast l'ah-
t,s Of il will we hear, b. brought down by the DanSle
R,ilro, from the fine qarries along lis line Granite Tor
budpp il said TO be almost as cheap brck-cspeclay
if il il not finely worked. One oi Tie pciIir~ churches III
Boston is built OF very roughly hewn granite in the rustic
s,r rbc oos mines for the CITY Works from the
North.
In our walk Mr. H. w Fry showed SOME specimens oil
wheat and rye crown with and without guano. The ,lc
euc i, favor of the llana cnprmos; the beng gust
vce ~ oroe Some rye grown with uano poor rocky
sail wos If remarkable length and y.1r We understand
that The effects n aao still, strong soil, are ao very
o,rL.d This * fortunate result there l. cno" poor
land IN ,bs,rb all The benefits of this woodworking tar
,,or's