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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-05-27
TO TIE EHiTCRS or TIE ENQLLiEH.
To the People OF Greene. Madison and ;ii'

HAVE JUL rca. article the Enquirer o"~r ;as ~
dy Collins IL whlch his object seems to!e, To isr vi
Ing society, against un and false i:n;c'ssi'",
persons have attempted L" make 10 his prejudice; o.,
10" cal led all udei stands 20 ,'- NJ
within the circle .: my acquaintance nu>I E9" w.
alluded TO. have apf cared IN he Arena y ,n
IN my life. hare wish expose my ran.F 10. e.
By aconientir with The gentleman above a'iGic " oag
the circle 81 our hift i,aces G"aere w: DO. ~.
pay is wort. the candle HIi have dealings AVN
III e beyonI MS IrniIciiasc vicinity have acqua (,
AMI friends in whose associations aud confidence. pa"
por.ance. have long pondrred 10 my mind br .t.i'
from peculiarly o the gentleman ABOVE aiHGt -
,usci gpun with ply contempt an! knuY!Gg = g!
wa The Almighty that made US ard cot We ha; naas
is l; right should De liiu!.ent anotfEf ~
s,i.rlng his attack, srautJus, gross AID is.i=
by dark instructions anj III bnCseatc style. "IoN
no u i.y. that however unsuitable he1: l,'
si.rss shall make feeble effort Ia self defence. ;1f a.
said. ! clnmo. qlic,y consent 10 he scE o. 90
grrt The in.;s am cbRied 10. vii! lfevr. n! -'"
his DRY OF every transaction between from !ts 'l ~
10 this nelehborhood some twenty years ago alter
edge OF the poisoa.elGs IN Orange. ;wcnf'raG 81
tI"ern reading poIcs. and studying Pm ~. ar
until from The MODE anu naGHer IN which ne mn h.
among us, (ard AZ my door nrehhor:) the s:Fr' n
claim his kindred around me: the mod" Et 20
term: justice iEnng u.s. up he celebrated lana 80. e.
M astonshGlcat, nc has thought proper 70 :"'c ra.
(and which cuiDT.S 70 ssli.te'rhc: 10 iH'H Al
facts , these ngs IN coGnexIen. very Soo gov m
10 eIcalnl, In the all the GD:S a. oa'T gs g
this our Cesar ted that he has become 50 st. s Tas
history which the gentleman Cannot deny ~ K
Inns mother the ofand on "h:ch she led 100
into five parts and one o! which was 4" ne ~ ,GtL.
about ten acres Tan;v Collins undertook the hif -, yf
mssioners lnl of the land. Frank Io,!'' q e.-
Tandy drew his lot next 10 ne. oi SOM -: ,ts,r
which he seemed no. content. Ia making me Be
not cover the entire that had a""ts been er'.
was d r,ded accDf!:aey) F.anE collins " me Il. =
srb,v ,h,t the survey i.I not close UPON c+,,
thus frus.rate, for time; when, 20 force his rg
he bought deed nf trust Of Mr.. Gave OF tsu'sl
AGAINST Frank Collins, civea s home rae y. H. he. J
yeoty acres: also his interest IN his mother s.c Tie
trustees 10 advertise his brother. home ae' ioI
fxed-cornpany nel-he land vas ho:s:cl-he an! ~:
Eohn LoyI f5r by bidder who b!t one Euntf.
for The home uni all nploremeats-tne oi 20; zoe
for such game would bid landy LoIns s,,p III
when, missing his manifest obec: 10 play the III!
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-05-27
SHARK HUNTING.

This exciting and manly sport commenced for the season
on Saturday last. The ola horse having been pro-
cured, properly prepared and adrt towards the
close of cbb tide and havng oacd down opposite the Bat
terry ts convusvc motions gave evidence that the wolves
were at their FEAST Three Of young gentlemen who
enthusiasts in this SPORT having provided themselves with
the proper Implements proceeded stout boat to the busy
scene, and found themselves in the midst OF large
school of sharks who all disturbed by their presence
continued their repastthe larger moving to inc car
case fastening their teeth in ii, and then with jerk rendlng
oil limb or other portion, while The smaller ones would
snatch at the fragments which escaped from their Jaws
Gun young gentlemen work, and in the course
OF an hour and reeq quarters killed nine of the monsters,
Six OF which they succeeded in bringing 10 the wharf The
sport was OF the most exciting character the animals
only making play but occasionally showing fight One OF
the largest when sncs seized the boat BY the cutwate and
SHOOK II most Violently while another openmouhed
at coloed man, who cutting hapoon out OF OF
those captured alongside but arrested by well directed
thrust Of SPEAK, which penetrated far down his capacous
throat The six sharks that brought to the wharf
tonnd 10 measure respectively follows feet inches
9ieet nces III feet inch 10 feet inches; 10 feet
Inches; ii feet b inchcs-T Charleston Mercury
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SALES OLE TOBACCO

The following. sales OF Tobacco made by DEASE Il
BRowS during the last week: Doct. c. G. Cookies crop
F.uvanna county, hhis. SIS, at H. atl0 at 62
laiS al I SIX, ate IS, nj 62H and | at Cd last
hugs Mr. Daniel stones crop, of Fluvanna county hid
al SIS at TO- at so AT IS and at 3D. Mr.. r. J..
Coey, OF GJochlnnd county, hid at $40 Is and AT IS
s I ~ ~ ro' % r,"san,a cTa! '' a. p sv at
FInvanna county, hid. Sl4 and ugs 80. Doc j..
w. Gnt OF Aloemare county, hind. at Sl Is, a, II 62
AT 10 IS and S-balance his crop. Mr.. JOS. Nuckos
of Buckingham county, hid. at sl3 25, nj - IS at
10 is and ut 75-part OF his crop Mr. R. B. Payne Of
FIuvnnna county, hind. SIG and Tugs at % Mr. r.
b. Kidd, ui FIuvanna county, hid at SILL at TO- at %
and al so Mrs. N. G.. Morrison of Powhatan county,
hid. AISLE So at 50, at 62h at So at 40 i
at ) at4 10 AMI at Co. 100 hhds from 81 50 10 TO- in
prumscuuus lots.
We have change note in the markets. except that
there is better feeling for flour.
DEaNE A. BROWN
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WEALTH Of SHOWNEN.

Two millions six hundred and seventy thousand dollars
have been made by shownen the last years making
average Tor each OF hundred and seventy Eight th0us
and dollars The following is list of what each man has
made commencing with p T. Blrnum, the riches, show.
man N ne world he having made in the las, eight years
ing she as given hall million in charity Moses Kim
ball OF the Boston Musuem S30000O Edwin Forest the
great traeedan $3.50 OOO Burton the actor SIPS O0O B,z
Ire New lo;k 10000 General WEIGH the great circus man
sbeO0o lyman The Prince gciaas and necromancers
SSo0uv; General Tom Thumb, Barnums dwarf s750O0 J.
Musuem 0O0 Herr Alexander the ureler and artistic
s2ooOO; Mon Adren, the French Magician, 5000; Ban
saro me original proprietor of the Mississippi Panorama
souuUi william Nblo, the celebrated garden proprietor
New ork is worth hundred and fifty thousand dollars
Notwithstanding his serious losses by fire DC
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PRICES OF STOCKS IN RICHMOND.
SALES OF TOBACCO IN RICHMOND.

Sale OF al hhds. Tobacco by WM. H. BRowS, within the
last week ]. B. Omuundro hhds and fierce, at S25
ut H. TO- hhd and fierce ugs, averaging IS co. W. W.
Hughes, FlIvanna county, hhd at Sl3 VIM. i. Garth,
Madison county hid AT 81 49, Mrs. NJ j. Booton, Madi-
county, hds al IS Is do ugs AT s. 80; James o.
Carr, Aincnare county, kinds. $40, AT S. John p
Rcsor Madison, hid. sl0 Col. ~ A. Brown, A!5enare
county, hhds. al $40 At $ so; A. Hughes Flavanna
county, hid hugs s. 15i Nathaniel Thompson, Jr Abe
50 So at 80 25 AT So AMI at IS 49, VIM. r. Chapman
Green hhds. at SO II, at sl0 at 81 so at
81, at ST So | damaged Iugs, at 81 3d. James Snow,
Green county, HID AT IS 80; VIM. Wood Abenare conn
,y hhds at 80 So III S. So at IS % l. ugs, al S5;
james f. Chapman AIbcmare county, hhds al Sl, at
$40 Qugs) n 81 81; Il MunGy, Aoemare county, hhds
| al $40 Ii | inosl al s. 90
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chasera have alnost been tempted 70 nnh desire 10
bnv hack assn al reasonable price, tnousn ; Tint
az nm with nv improvements and am ho of The farms
ssacon will occur shall hold on o fw years but IL
had in view for Mr. will be sold 10 ~ Inv II. have
will lake heavy purse TO the size - :"
shall pass through very gooa ossihlc 70 find some
y in lime nm surveying tour, PosT ~ tho deacrn
~ am authorized 10 survey and sen. n ia rather
Ton n is The hest OF land, though wos thouoht
reuo,e and until the opening OF the norbons before
of little value After that eXanlfh. MISUNDERSTANDING
will write you or Mr. osted ND on all the points
been here so short ne ain mol poSt n nav ina cine
incident to (seemingy) strung
feel somewhat stranger 80, deoI about the railroad; and
nerhaps il NAV not be unineresune ~ s osahI roo as
peP 'nmcb astopished and very agreeaoy, 'oo, DO
etess "h ho little mountain city, on seeing sec"h
we aPPioacneu i above and below town. having UNDER
VI moie nun hi.,np picking and shoveiDg necessary 10
so w If eant railway. As iar us couia see up
le ,b river with few exceptions, Inc roaa was
aa0 u ~, he Us and Us he rais) Inc sons OF tne
~ ;h their 6aror rcapon the PICK, mao disappear
aa ise ,bout it's effect both on the ground, and up.
co. pus NILS ot some of their countrymen Frequent rios
vi 'ie among them Jail Is hlled and the oupetioI
in session. is trying and clearing them every DAY.
no rd one The other day charged with murder II was
hved some of those ON trial would certainly oe huDe o
oe'ie W. .nnanronces indicate general clearing. -
Pfgsei 10 myself the lawyers say, am stll IN
u,, quo enjoying the pleasures and delightful ar OF
,v c The weather is very fine, The wheat hclds anu
~, We in luSuri0usness,-the forests are colheu IN
i sen and all nature exhibit life and beauty MOI
~ sneak dspara gingly Of good Oh Virginia. (od
@ ~ bu really the is striking between the oI
&C. bere every spot of ground is clothed IN living green
0r country is rough but s climate and soll cant DC sur
ssd Fruit is yet abundant in the country ana seihe d
5s cents per bushel or about 81 per BARREL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-05-27
IMMIGRATION TO VIRGINIA

We noticed the other day, the proposed settlement Of
colony of Northern farmers in Eastern Virginia The Wash
ington Telegraph learns thar in that beautiful region of
South Virginia. through which the great railroad is
pass near the junction of the four States Of Virginia.
North Carolina, Tennessee and Kentucky at Jefesonve
in Tazewel county-where the SOIL the mineral wealth. The
congui,y navigabe stream and every desirable adrun
tage all peseneda company of French people, skilled
in manufactures and agriculture be established
and under such auspices as will insure to them
prosperity in their undertakings Ii learns further that in
the immediate vicinity of thar settlement large Of
most eligible land be brought into market upon such
terms as fail awaken the desires of any people who
may be seeking desirable home.- Spirit Of Jftrson
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-05-27

BATTLE OF NEW ORLEANS.--A correspondent in
forms that the late Major Davezac, when passenger
years ago board the packet ship Cambridge from
Liverpool New York, related the following incident illus
tratve Of the sharp shooting the battle Of n. Orleans He
stated that the morning ner the battle eeire broIcd
robins placed the breakfast table pared for Cen
Jackson his SUITE which had been shot with rifle,
through The head by of The Kentucky Riff 'men who hnd
been the conflict he had fired thirteen times and missed
hitting his bird in The head only once This circumstance
being know in the neghburhood certificate Of the fact
requested and obtained from Cen Jackson and his aids
by the British officers that, by such evidence, their re-
England they might exhibit their Government the
character of the enemy New Orleans-[N. Y Courier.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-05-27

THE NESBET IRON WORKS.-The Columbia (Sputh
Caroina) Telegraph states that il has been informed by
gentleman who has lately visited this establishment
conducted by the Swedish Iron Manufacturing Compa
N.Y. that the business is going energccaly and
prosperously under the able management of Mr.. Hammers
kOld Iron working is carried great variety Of FORMS
and the company find ready demand tor their manufactures
which give much satisfaction wherever tested The Char
loe and South Carolina Railroad Company, for time
have been using for laying their track iron chairs from these
works, with much satisfaction and success
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-05-27
nLEElCIr[TY AT rEHuANTEpEC.

New ORLEANS, MAY 23.-lhe schooner Sears left here
last month with cargo Of provisions for ehuanepec, but
upon her arrival there the Mexican authorities refused 10 al
low her land her cargo and threatened seize the vessel
These facts being made known here Revenue Gutter has
been sent down protect the schooner Complaints have
been forwarded 10 the Government at Washington
The from the city Of Mexico, the 81 inst
They represent great excitement prevailing in
quence of the landing of California ehunnte
pee and the Bay oil Ventosa without the permission OF the
Government The finances of The country in deplu
able condition
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-05-27

New Loan III bid; L. s. skies 1867 llSI,
CoTToSThc murket is quiet and the prices but feeby
supported.
FLlrR-The market s steady. but very active and
large sales could he effected except declines quote
sles thousand bbls 81 Is % Curn-rhere is ront
deal doing and holders firm The sales IT, DOC
bushels at SO Il SOY for mixed, 90 COZ for yellow.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-05-27
A METER An

1t was our good fortune, week two since, 10 spend
some time in the company of Of those venerable
porares of the Republic whom it s OUTLYING almost daily
The gentlemen TO whom aude Capt J. Richards OF Fred
eck County, is truly "slored monument Of its days Of
,riu He is serenity eight and though of too
young 10 have borne in the struggles, is full OF remi
nscences Of the and characters OF the latter part
its in this quarter.
He is particularly fond Of recalling Daniel Morgan On
first asking if he remembered having seen that general
he said "Sir have danced with him on this floor" When
only nine years old, he accompanied organs expedition
against the Tories of Lost River and when but ,e Older
he charged with conveying the dead body of Col Gre
sap Gmmortaizcd in Logans speech) from Western Penn
slyvana to MoorefeId. He said that Morgan though a
and reckless man. had traits which endeared him tc
his troops He had him give up his horse to futgued
SOLDIER in three feet deep.
Capt R. is six feet high and straight as
He has voted for every democratic President from George
Washington down. and bids fair vote as We hope he will
for several more-T Hin Virpiuiap,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-05-27

SAW MILL BURNT.-B. w. Creels fine saw mil. al
Caysvile in Wood county, burnt last week-supposed
to be the work of an incendary.
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HIGH PRICED ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS FOX,
EVER

On Tuesday last there sold. at Liberty Warehouses
LOT of Tobacco made by Mr. Wright OF beoioo, a. h
high price of $50 rs per hundred 1t was oouen
our friends Messrs Dudley Johns, manufacturers whO
seem determined spare pains or expense 10 lao Isl,
their brands We have shown specimen OF 'e To-
and it certainly surpasses in beauty and haVo any
thing of the kind have seem no aoue. .n
the highest price obtained for the "eeo IN .e
parision with Lynchburg as tobacco market: -,
lLynchburg Republican Of Thursday
This is all very WE'LL far as it goes-but every oooS
knows that there is difference between l0t OF tooac
CO. j.eec,ed perhaps from large crop0 and md "heh
our friends Lynchburg chronicle the selling OF mas as
high price, has been recently paid In ms CITY lot crops
Of tobacco we shall be pleased TO admit that Lynchourg
os Richmond as tobacco market. But until then, we
think it rather unknd to say Rchmoud isn't no where we
believe with the planters generally, she stands "a NO. l.
and Judging from the sales Of tobacco in another coum
we think our Lynchburg friends will find in her customer
"hard 10 beat.'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-05-27

A THOROUGH GOING CLAY MAN.-G W. Black.
burn In letter from Sacramento city his brother one of
the editors Of the Minden, (La) Herald says
~ am for Clay for the President against the world
the flesh and the devil. II live will for him. wheth
er he is candidate or not If he lves-f he dies will vote
for his ghost"
He expects have the government administered by spirit
Al
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-05-27

WHEAT CROP.-The Lexington Gazette states that the
wheat crop in Rockbrdge county has looked badly for
time past but that it has been much improved by the late
r,;n
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BALTIMORE MARKETS-MAy 2J

BAII 7 MUNE VI ANhE Io-NAY n.
Sales Of $50 bbls Howard Street Flour 81 Bin Sales
of 259 bills City Mills at 81 37h Since review closed
yesterday, ca. OF sales Of prime Pa red Wheat al &c.
ana White l02 Sales OF white Corn SO &C., and yell
low at IS Coo Oats IS 42c. Whskey 23c.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-05-27

W. RANDOLPH III Main Street Richmond proposes pub
y fish IN abDu; three months edition Of Barsaas Reports
heretofore biet provided sufficient number Of
obtained nearly cay the Several lawyers
have already expressed srog desire III have the work
published The arer the number Of subscribers, , cheaper
the eac-tne which, however shall exceed s.
copy These Reports lot ONLY legal bu, historical
anil necessary complete the reports Uf the They
range year 1880 7O and though Mr. jefferson has pub
ed portion OF eIn yet Is The opinion Of good judges that be
edition WORTHY the liberal the legal profession
who intend subscribe VII! please send in their
practicable and they do with the understanding that the
them shalt he lees than the retail price aer,he book Issued
May91
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-05-27

MASSACHUSETTS.-The Legislature Of Massachu-
sets have passed bill submitting the question Of calling
Convention amend the State Constitution TO the people
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-05-27
a DANGEROJIS RIDE

A DANGEROUS RIDE.-Two men discovered. on
the arrival Of the train Harrisburg few days since fast
asleep seated each Of the OF the brake
the trucks under the car distance of only eight inches
from the ground They have ridden In this position
4o miles, merely to eude the payment of 81 EACH They
the gease and dust from the axes of both The trucks and
were so covered with dust that it difficult determine
q, glance whether they black white individuals
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-05-27

that city, real and PERSONAL assessed s. $685. and
that BY dividing this by the white population given
by the late census $685. it will show that there is fraction
over $500 of taxpayng property every person res
IN eli
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-05-27

The President returned 10 Washington on Saturday from his
Northern visit Mr.. Graham the only member OF the
Cabinet who returned with him.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF RICHMOND, MAY q :.

y tNE~II JIUNU, NAG ~ -
ARRIVED,
Schr. Orianna, Dodge, New York.
Schr. Mary J. Peck, Dupuy. New York
Schr. Gypsy, Parine, New York.
sshr' =. :. c Brown, Apologize, New York.
Schr. Il. STATION, Str,cr, Albany.
Schr. Pastora, Norwood, Norfolk.
SAILED,
Schr. Louisa Margaret, Brevoor, Norfoy. .,
Indies. - %
>cnr. Merchant, Couch, New York.
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DEATHS,

DIRo Saturday the eth May. THOMAS f. Felix
Elznlrth Matthew's. III the 18th year OF hi. are.
Green be the turf above thee,
Friend ui ms earliest days;
Nome knew thee hut thee,
Npls named thee but n praise
National Inci.cucer will reisc copy.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-05-27

bats states that new species vessel destined expected
to solve the great problem of submarine navigation has
been constructed in the establishment Of Mr. Crueso This
vessel will proceed from Cruesots establishment through
Paris Calais by sea- with the aid OF its machinery, which
similar 10 that of propeevs In going out OF the port OF
Calais it will plunge under water and reappsar few hours
afterwards before Dover Thence will gain the Thames
which will ascend 10 London where it will figure at the exh
bi,ion among the interesting productions Of French
industry and genius.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-05-27

APpoRTIoNMENT OF REPRESENTATIVES UN-
DER THE SEVENTH CENSUS.-The Republic pub
fishes table of the population of the United States prepnr
ed at the Census Bureau which exhibits the following ap
portionmen of Congressional Representatives, under the
law of the last Congress:
Alabama 6, Arkansas g. California 2 Connecticut B. Del
eware O. Florida Georgia Indiana TO- Illinois Iowa =
Kentucky g. Louisiana d. Maine g. Massachusetts o. Mary
land Mississippi a. Michigan s. Missouri g. New Hamp-
shire g. New York 3d. Jersey North Carolina Ohio
81 Pennsylvania a. Rhode Island l. South Carolina s. Ten
nessee g Texas l. Vermont g. Virginia Is, Wisconsin 3.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-05-27

WANTED. the Washington quarry FIVE miles
w above Richmord the James River 10 70 Stone Quar-
riers and Laboers apply the Superintendent the Monument
E- Despatch copy May Z3-dlw
NJ OTlCE.-My wife COLLENA ROSE having my and
hoard without proyocaon forwan ali persons from
ercding her on my account BENZ. ROSE.
Orange c. H Nav D-c3t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-05-27

CAPITAL PUNlSfMENT.-Ther ure at present in
the city of New York six under Of death
crime of murder,
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,r11o sraE GREATEsT SHAREHOLDERS

WHO is THE GREATEST SHAREHOLDERS
The truly says Great Britain win all her
sted sympathy Freedom with all her noisy professions
agans Servitude She holds millions upon millions IN ga
very Her slaves Of many kinds the slaves Oh her
Debt the slaves of her Factories the slaves OF he nes
the perishng slaves of her Cities the crushed slaves OF hc
Colonies the crouching slaves OF her Military hs'aosh
ment! anu All Iuese-ner sIaves-uIU .,..,
and children. Think Of it, ye who have been msled by
Q,;,;e
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-05-27

The Winchester Nirgnian states that letters have been
received at the Capon Springs nfomng ts worthy prope
tors that the President Mr. Webster and other members Of
the Cabinet will very probably visit that delightful Summer
retreat during the coming season.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-05-27

The steamer Echo blew up at Bayou Sara La, on the
2lst inst, killing several persons.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-05-27

THE TUNNEL.-Some days since part of the Blue
Ridge Tunnel caved in filling up the space for about IS feet
No injured the workmen having time TO retreat
Colonel Crozct represents the work of tunneng there
extremely dcull-thc rock requires blasting yet when ex-
posed il crumbles and slides worse than earth.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-05-27

A. J. Boulware Of Caroline, who gave himself up on sat
day after shooting John Mortimer rng nj the same e
Henry Myers abe,tor of Mormer was taken before e
Mayors Cour, yesterday and after hearing oil Inc Case was
boed in the sum of $1,000 10 the charge at trial
which will take place hereafter Mortimer was svelast even
flint hones are now entertained that he will recover
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-05-27

We regret learn that the joint worm has commenced It's
ravapcs in the wheat fields in Abemare county, and de-
soyed already great deal Of the growing crops in that