davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-05-18
LATER From CALIFORNIA

New foRK, Muy le.-Thc E'ranlship Eorth:Ta
Light has arrived, bringing California dn'e: 70 10
llth o. May, 36l passcrscrs and S27S.grU H. gu.r.
Owing 10 Tie general disrust III Banking houses. ma
passengers have large amount IN specie depcs.i.4
with purser Hatch.
Rcpors from the interior OF Nicaragua trNte 'h1t
there has been no further fighting. The government
party had retrcaed from Leon, finding thEt i.6
army Of Munos wna too strong for ;hcuI, and wgs-
terrifying Granada.
The NicaraCunn expedition, under Walker. w7s :,
have left San Francisco about the lime tic t'e.r.ir,
sailed. II consisted OF IS TO 100 men, iucUGin@ A,a
les Kcwen, Capt. lIornsby, and other we! ku""u -
divitlual. The brig Nc-ta had been chnGrr.. %
convey them down emigran;a. NGnzanI!!"r to-
new Mexican port, will hcnceiUrth lr the CoHEg t'
pot, &C. OF the Ncaraguan steamers, on their rrs.-.o
10 and from San Francisco.
The recently discovered gold mines Mt SGni Hl IA
Yuba county, reported 10 be yielding a.: avcTa.
ot x5U per day for each man.
OUTSIDE efforts to get up another trid! I" elect '9
T. s. Senator, ore still rgorOue but 'h- Chance 80
very slim. According 10 strict construction e! ~
election law, is said there IN doubt that GH." 3.
entitled TO seat III the Senate. Tho clause IN :. )
Consultation declares that plurality vots given IL
any election, shall constitute choice, where II :, rJ'
ing received plurality OF seven over Edwa:ta.
on the first ballot, in Joint Convention il il con'c:
cd, was consti;u;ionnlly elected.
Two OF sixty -four cjecnrnt suits have been corr
menced in Sun francisco, in view OF the expire -
Of the statute Of limitations.
The market OF San Francisco was eS'rrmsiy r"'
prices having Il dowuGrd tendency. iaIa tOur 81.
Orleans sugar 81, Rio coffee ~ CT. new butt: =
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-05-18
A WEEK FOR WORK.

In ouc week from to-day the people will pronounce
Judgment on the momcntous issues Of this canvass.
The day of debate and discussion is already past the
time for ACTION is at hand. Are the Democracy
ready for tho struggled Have measures boen take"
to insure full exhibition of tho strength OF tho parry
at the polls! II in any county Of the State or III 'D
district in any county, the forces Of tho party u'o
rallied, and ready to be precpitated in rosS''ov' p
er upon the foe, let not moment be lost IN ~
our strength for the decisive blow. we h"'0 'I 1'.
Glen. time to repair any defects Of organ'zso''' u,
not too late to make provision for the prese"'0 VI
party at the polls. We implore every pe''o''a' NV
to be content with casting his individual Voe' ou' ~
feel as if bo had not done his duty, unless nc e"'e
other votes with him. Let him devote al least oho
week to his party and his country-a week o' ae''e'
energetic and effective work. Some stray sheeP may
be vet brought back to the fold Tho doubts OF hewa
vernx may bedispelsd the energy ofthe na'tiVe may
bo aroussd the zeal of the indifferent may be quck
ened into enthusiasm This is not tho time for repose
or relaxation of effort. We have been marshalng
our forces aud now the agony Of the struggle
The Democracy will be ready for the crisis.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-05-18
DlSGRtCEFtL.

While the Democracy of Wayncsboro and vIcnty
were pruccaby assembled listening I" the speeclic'
uf Messrs. Micho and lnunan un the evening OF the
9Th inst, some vile m!sc.cans, who desire the feoh
reward were engaged in cutting the brdlcS and sad
dies of the gentlemen who had rode IN from the cnun
trv turning their horses loose from the hching pla
ces AMI those that were hc,lcd in private stables
were also treated in the same way strewng the sad
dies about the Streets Old men who had come sew
cra mile, from the country were compelled 10 walk
home through the rain md mud
Here we hnvc A toretnste Of ]acobnism. Violence
ia already being resorcd TO, to modest and lnt!midae
the ;raccful citizens of the country while assembled
in ,leir primary and sovereign capacity.
We u;pcal 10 tho Democracy 9" that vicinity not IN
rctsatc upon the Jucubns, but show them your de-
ynnn tn ile country and lis laws that you rise supc-
rior 10 such pseudo Amcricuuism.
Such opposition to the Democratic party will only
serve TO xciic the contempt and Indignation of those
birb.minded and honorable men who have not Yet
consented 10 sacrificr the law and order Of the conn-
try tor the purpose OF carrying out the objects o the
northern pnriy.
We learn that the intelligent Gnl high minded cIii'
zens of Wayncsboro, wh" spur: such craven felony,
are exceedingly Indignant nj this dlscracetul affair
and have offered reward for the offenders. but they
will iud il hard matter 10 arrest the invisible and
Ubiquitous. II SiGuntor ltndrr0tor.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-05-18
THE RICHMOND ENQUfRER'
.,.,,, ,su.p DAILY, sEMrwEExLY, AND WEEKLY,
49,, r,TCHIE, PRYOR 4 DCNNAfANF'

norr ps,cr seven dollars per annur, ana az the
-; ioIisrs II ,akcr :nr shorter perod than one
f"t" ~, SO. Weekly, i've do!nrs per ahnun'' anu
!e H y,r ,x months, payable in advance 10 W pad
pl .. cr reunited BY a"G. pos'paa' or siN ooaI'
u ~ -, s., m, ,uG ui the Trar
re ,WSiy rron,rer published every ednesday
lnG =. - r,r nuuum ii pad in ADVANCE or Tor soy
n'S'' ',,.r, !. not made IN advance osoucuoh ~
wHr ~; clubs III the following ratio; Tor Slu SIX
na.. of ,hr Weekly Enquirer w' ne iu, i't s
eoiies o' ,r So twenty four copies, and 50 on IN
the saus proportion, p ,nvrRTlsING
srNrWrEKLY aoi The WEEKLT-For TEN
, IN s. nrst in .rlpu sevenyhv cents; Tor each sub.
,toucut Insertion fi,y cents
= rsE DAIRY ESeriREN-For TEN Lines or less, fret
.cr,io n;y CEN. md every succeeding insertion TWEEN
1sve cents. II .,e ted once week twice week, or
-ec times week thr,yseven and half Tor each
ir,e:tiou s!:er the trst.
Annual advertisers charged hfy dollars for TWELVE
Iaes sd in ina, proportion for advertisements OF roater
ea.th excep, LoaGry Vendors and Auctoncsrs who
cka--ei 500, paper included)
- All Obituaries and Trbutes Of Respect exceeding
r:5i;r lines, are charged for as advertisements.
orders from distance must be accompanied with the
aarsace pay satisfactory references, insure execution
-, All dues 10 this Office may be rcmed per mail IN
good and available Bank the risk of the Editors,
I po.ast Of all letters bsiSe paid by the rriters The post.
we o. letter is scarcely o, account to the WI
Tar ly the accumulation OF postage. la extensive bu
sine.. which operates as serious tax upon Editors.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-05-18
--p -
FROM PRESTON COUNTY.

To the Ciltors Of tic Enquirer:
kINGwuoD, MAY 18th, lS5',.
Gentlemen Il find, IN pcrusing your excellent pa
por number of articles writton by gentlemen from
tho different counties in our State but have, as
yet, seen nothing from the comfy Of Preston The
ubiquitous Sam is among u. but not in the strength
he would have you believe he has lost hIs P'tthye
the sceptre is departing the glorious Democracy oil
the mountains are preparing grave, wide and deep
for this same presumptuos Notwithstanding spawn
from the ho. he'd OF Northern fanr'icsn--this gnn-
creme upon the body polite. The Democracy are
awake-old Clay Wings are battling against the
common enemy and YOU may rest assured that on the
oath, there will go up from the re-
gon, shout for Wisc, that will he heard above the
roar of the waves that beat upon the shores ot his
own Accomnc.-kiiwell will be elected by an in
crensed majority. uddcson, will be elected Sen"-
tor BY an overwhelming majority. We have strong
hopes for our county Icke and, although tho contest
will be close, yet we have every reason 10 believe We
will triumph. The Hon. S. Clemens, elector for this
dstrct, is doing noble service
Lot tho people know, Preston in NIL riGht-and that
she will give her usual Democratic vote.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-05-18
FROM RITCHIE COUNTY.
T'Me Editor. Of the Enquirer
D,rcu,p II VI Nav Qth

NV LuttO's ~ tse 1"f&"s
RITcHIE G. H., Va, May 9th, 1855.
Gentlemen by this evenings mail we received
a. WIS place large number of the Cincinnati Dollar
lines .,hes' dated May the 10TH These papers have no
oSuo' boon prepared for election and dated ahead
, u, uue' 80 that they can be generally circulated
tni"usnout The country. Some of them may have
oeen uhsh 10 city, but for fear that they have
nos, aso .ha' .hey may DO intended for the Western
part OF she State, have presumed to trouble you
with this communication These papers (sent to us
from inc Abolition office in Cincnnuti,) are made up
entirely for virginia circuation they contain IN appeal
to the voters OF each Congressional Dstrct in the State
and also general appeal to the State at large hope
you aud the Examiner will give the KnowSothiny.
Abolition auxiliary fits" IIas the hand of Wash.
ington Jefferson and other sages fallen 40 low That
the Editor of = Know-Nothing- Abolition ,heet'
published in the State of Ohio shall dictate TO Vr
rinians how they shall vote Arc we bought with
orice Shall the low tool Of secret conclave reared
in the of Abolition with Theodore Parker for
it's Hph Priest tell the free.born sons of the Old
Dominion for whom they shall vote Forbid it, AL
mighty God,-when that day comes, we should blush
for shame when called Tirginians.
Our opponents are moving heaven anu EARN 10
succeed. and I doubt not that more know-Nothing
trckery will be seen in this canvass than has ever dls
grsced our State.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-05-18
COMMISSION AND FORWARDING
BUSINESS

"ERBERT V. GRAVES has associated with himself
LII WILLIAM H. GRAVES. for the purpose OF conduct.
ing in Richmond COMMISSION BUSINESS. principally
the sale Of country produce and the forwarding OF
chandise. under the style Of II V. GRAVES II CO, who
respectfully tender TO their Liends ard the pubic ,heiI
best servcea Their house 18th street. bewe Cary
Street and Mayo's Bridge.
They kindly permitted TO yeer 10 the following pro
rlrent gentlemen:
Col. Edmund foataiae Messrs Hugh W. Fry & Co..
" Ics..aa J. Fry, Messrs Hiram B. Dickinson Co., Rich
aoai. Messrs. William. A. Moncure, William w.
Dickinson William Hancock Csroine Colonel Johl
n Waller, DR.. F. J. Hancock Spots.yvauia Col.
Clayton e. Coleman, Mr.. Reuben Davis. Louisa;
Mcssrs Wm T. Dickinson. and Burwell g. Dickinson and
Dr. Chss E. Thompson, Hanover DR.. Thos. Goode, Mr..
Stephen A. Porter Bath; Mr. +. H. Gill, Lyachbms, Mr..
g. Dewitt, Nelson. Col Samuel d. Burke,
Dr. Wul H. IugaTt, Mr. Robt Bowrnau, Prince Edward;
Nev D. S stewart Messrs George w Bell John D. Prid.
iy Charlotte: Mr. Thomas +. Goo ie, DR.. NJ. Jordan
N.:klenburs; Col Joseph NJ Scott, DR. F a. Clarke Anne
Ia Messrs L. T. Jones B. A. Gcodc. Powhatsn: Mcssrs.
i = D Clifford, VIM. W Wslace Day. Chesterfield; WnL T.
Woo,;on Prince Edwsrd co''r April jeff
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-05-18

London and Parisnn police necessarily oc lie ser;
Ahd L"rd fai:ncrston caused communication 10 c5
made TO the chief refugees, thn, il ary Gis;o,hsrCs
were created short bil! would pass h:ou1l rs'in
Inent' removing the Whole of thar c!a.s ilcln Tx
land.
The impression, however. 49, tha. Napoleon owes
ms escape from any attempt upon Es lie. NOR, .
Eugenie than 10 Pa!mprs.on Ii we, ;mnns.;bla trcv
say, 10 execute the threat contained In the following
hanlbil, widely circulated. while he sat beside -
lovely being:
"EyGLASp's DisGRAcE-THE RIAL Day OF Ec-
MLI,TIuS.-Louis Nhpoienn-the muriersr ia
oath breaker the destroyer OF the French aud lc,sz
republics who bribe,i the soldiers 10 na-s&cs Il.
peaceful citizens upon the Bouiev.rd,, e1.c IL" bet
men Of France, ard paved his way power v,;l '.5
corposes of unoiending men, women and cE:!G.sn-.
is coming to England. Engshmen, do your Juty,''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-05-18

officially announced by OF our leading hotels,
that on nu nirrr the LIT of May, the charge TOR bonrd
would ba - per day. The A-tor, 81. Nicholas and
New York, hav. raised their prices account, we be-
levc Of the high price of beet, pork and potnioes-
Tn. METROPOLITAN Hotel continues the old caarse of
81 5u per dav and il is the intention Of the pr"prie
tors 10 make no change, under any circ@"i,"nce'
short of famine. With iiunr at sl2 per barrel, poie
toes a; 81 50 per buse, and other articles IN proper
ton it does not pay very well at s. ~ per dsy, pul
the uroprieto.s Of the Metropolitan believe that for
the yesr through the oil prices will be sutncientiy re-
,unrrtve, and they also believe that hotels should
take their chances with nther kinds Of business Iood
seasons with the bad. Uniformity IN irices s an In
nor,nnt matter with the travelling public. and the
Metropolitan will adhere the old rate through Sun
ncr and wuter.-iN. y. H~'aLd.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-05-18

The Know Nothing. Of Alexandria have noinna-
ted Mr.. Jamrs II. Reid n their candidate for the
Lower House ii the Legislature, throwing overheard
Lewis Mckenzie who represented the county IN the
last House of Delegates Mr.. Mckenze IL n gentle
man ol high character and great experience and was
most provcrbully o the best inlorncd ana useful
members of the last legislature or the nominee the
editor Of the Star knows nothing. Though proper
ty holder and resident nnd voter in Aiexundrl" coui-
~, where he was born the editor uf tho Star never
snw orryrn heard of Mr.. Jas. II. Reid before Mr..
McKcnzics fricndswil support him. we undcTsnnd'
Il ILnxAlMc,kON .SiNr.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-05-18
COZ. KINNEY ARRESTED AGAL:

NEW YORK, May I3.-A warrhni hhvlH9 NaFn
Issued in the United States District Com, Al PhN1I
phia for III. arrest of Col. Kinney. that gen;eGra
went 20 Philadelphia Inst night.
PHrLApELpHIA, Nay l5.-C"lonel Kinney Wa
brought before Judge kane Of the United Sntc. J..
trct Cour, this afternoon, and held IN S450O .ecul
to answer a charge of violating the neutrality lave.
bv fitting out vessel in this district TO Get again,
Nicaragua. II is alleged that the vessel is nj III,
port, all rcady 10 sail, with ammunition, store. ART
thrcs hundred men. Bail in III" amount named W.,
entered by Mr.. Presby, Of the Girurd House.
Hon. George NJ. Dallas appeared US coun'e! L..
r.l
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-05-18
PREMIUM THRESHERS.
III !

uHivlSG been awarded the highest premium for
III .aresicrs and for Threshcrs snd Cleaners. by the
Virgins Agricultural Society in 1883 and again in 1854
whcn each year, they operated in competition with
nj IN. prominent nachues OF the country and being able
10 refer 10 than CGO farmers who have them in
feel competent satisfy all purchasers of the superiority
ci such rs 1.rr them
TaeP,;s Thro,hcr with Separator and Cleaner mount.
Cd or wheels is The reliable machine for tbreshins IN
remote selds large farms and. portable machine
10 hyesh TOLL has advantages possessed by no other
Iuake great variety OF 1areshers both stationary ani
portable and pay particular attention TO the repairs OF
hreshers made by Ju5ez Parker end By Parker Smith
Have for sale usey McCormc Reapers and do repairs
,c . -,
orders should be sent insure .easonahe fulfil.
Eent. H. NJ SMil II.
Anvil 2-coaw3nl
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-05-18

BnEADsrUFfs.-Thcre il some spcc|lH:'en st2t'
in rcf,reuce to the Of brcn1stac. III the '"Ea'
try In some cases the stock is relre'cn''c ~ r':r
light and ngnin suppes are said To- be no good -
usual at this season OF the year. Tho Ph'lncr'pas
Inquirer, OF Wednesday. contains The !oNo"!"s rs.'
lraph on the subject:
..At Milwaukee ,her. are 10000 barrels Of -four arc
55p 900 bushels OF wh.a' bound for the Eaa;,
as the like opens Tho shipments OF M!wap!.."
will double those Of last year.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-05-18
ALBEMARLE LAND F0V : :; =;

WE offer for sale, besutiiul Farm ~ IL Lh'
ASemsre, lying on the Eastern slope Of the hs,S sSu,h J
us Rail Road DepotO one mile-:rYm In. s..a Lsn
extension of the Orange and Alexandria Rail Ean5
m. snd from the Riyanna Horse hon, improv,nn" one
THREE AND OEE.THIRD ACRES, $50 OF which -. .
Cleared we'll enclosed, and in high state Of inproxo
msa, the remainder Is in woods The buildings are M
new, dwelling is of brick Stories containing tom
rooms hall and passage and, far completed Is I'm
shed in the very best style. The location is unsurpassed
sv beauty and variety Of scenery. for health, and for
summer .-iience it 10 particularly desirable 1t is with
hhiew hours ride OF Richmond or Washington II 4
srs aEU preferred, 900 acres more adjoining
Tsa Dc nsd At a. pnce. Reference may be had to SIR
Sa'Ses i.T 0! A!Drurlc Keswick Depot; to Mecsrs
s hasaa AID John Jones Of Richmond. But persons
H. eiSt"Iea 10 examine for themselves. g. A. HART.
~ o:acei l. Noswck Depot Albemare, Virginia
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-05-18

WAsHlsGroS, May l3.-The jamestown - asI"c,a W,,.,
or o.lah-,,pd their nuuivcrsaIv Yesterday ar i"unt
VDrron tU~ with a dinner in the Washington msnsion-
An eloquent oration was delivered by George a.h'
n",on Park Gusts, Esq and toe festivities were ter
nspt s",ad nth ,ony, and music from the Washington
rr rard hand on board the boat as the company
returned to the city.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-05-18
FRIDAY MORNING, ls. 1855

ma ''o io'e oi the Cnion il strong enough oTery-
WHIT except IN Massachusetts. 10 bring about this
coalition Z" much 10 BE- desired. As 10 Massachusetts,,
that there is no knowing ,yl.r. Erinr;rk Dourlo..
Mrs' stowe, theodore Parker, md their august ally,
lHe u-'' '''uy c"hiuct her. OLD VIRGINIA..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-05-18
ONE hundred DOLLARS REWARD.

=" al irOm the subscriber the 18th inst, my
n.w oh!hsFoom servant W. L!:H. Hcis slender made,
ms,.a mS ,or lis nie about ya old light brown
wis, qIcN IN his .peakins ani action He had on
c,r ts, black cloh coat plaid pantaloons and cloth
o IA Se ne may be preparing to 20 North, or to Norfolk
Co n. o where ne was raised, and lived last year with
So ~ h'sy, AZ Old Point Comfort will give S25 1t
so.d IN the vicinity of Richmond $50 if out of 1t,
.y @ .: Tie State, delivered me, with any neces.
Nov Soffss"'st 10 get him here. WIN. GRAY,
---.H-Eflctf Richmond,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-05-18
- a
fNNROCND

JT y;a; BONE.-Th!, article can be sup.
iainin sny quantity ground from fresh Bones,
pe,igr ~ t anon meal and gelanous matter and is
eepej bsoAcE oAcE fertilizers now in use, Guauo not ex.
,Lslsna ground sufficiently fine quickly upon
ob:Aia;.- much more permanently The difficulty in
mud. iuI supply has prevented its free use Having
py S"nents 10 have hand continually full SUP
yon Gun 'ns a'lehtoh OF Farmers particular
'-0E" JOHN II. CLAIBORNE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-05-18

DESTRUCTIVE FIRE AT SPRINGFIELD. ~
CHICAGO, May IA destructive fire "ccg.fs. 10
Springfield Illinois. this morning. The best Hu-ne
portion of the city. including thc State House qu"'s.
was consumed. Nine splendid stores were d"s;:p!e
and III. loss IS estimated Sl5000O, which "a r.9s
covered By insurance. TIL. fire Is attribute" : -
inrarlirry
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-05-18

Mr.. Wise was prevented by tho burning ofa bridge,
on the Washington and Baltimore Rail Road, from
reaching Baltimore, in time for the Eastern Shore
Boat of the l4th.
He will DO detained in Washington until after the
election by the illness Of member of his family.
Wo sincerely regret the accident which illustrates
Mr. Wiso's purpose to visit Accomac before the day
of
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-05-18
MORE WITHDRAWALS.

We learn from a reliable source that Mr.. f. II.
Coleman, Clerk of Amelia county, hns Withdrawn
from the Know, Nothing Order. Various other with
drawals in different sections, are slso reported.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-05-18
HAVE YOUR TICKETS READY.

Again we suggest to our friends the country, the
expediency of supplying themselves with Tickets
Without suoh memorandum, voters will bo likely
to omit the name of some one of the several cand-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-05-18

pnlLAuELPIIA, May lj.-The annivcrsnry of 'ht
American Sunday School Union took place this even
inr, Governor Pollock presiding. Addresses wer,
JnIiv.r.d hy the Rev. WIN. Cuhbcrt. of South Caro-
linn. and Dr. Johns, Of Baltimore. The total receipts
Of the yo.r amounted 10 $2lS,dOO. Balance on hand
S.l,O.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-05-18

CorsrrHrEIr Double E.GLE.-A well msi3
oourtcrf,t of tho 800 gold piece. is now in circUiI
tiou. I, is precisely the same circumference Of 10
coin but il not thick. II is valued NJ sl3 80. iaa
coin may he detected BY observing the wo?i ".o!-'
in small raised letters the bottom of the bead.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-05-18

WASHINGTON, NAY l6.-The frs, section o'
the aqueduct has been awarded 10 W. II. Deck: .:
New York for grading, culverts. SC, amounting =
s35 0U9 the second section of the same F"T DUi.
fin Of Virginia, for same work, amounting toS"I.Fl
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-05-18

MAN EXECUTED FOR SLAVE sTEAL-
ING.-In Chatham county. n. c., Villa Hester ~.
executed last week for stealing slave He 4GE!a+
his guilt, alleging that he purchased him from a.
other for the SUN of eight hundred dollars.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-05-18

NEW YORK, MAY l6.-1he steamship. Atihn'',
for Livirpool sailed at o'clock to-day, xI,h rs pcs
sengers and about s2OOO,OGO in specie Among; @r
passengers are Me.su. c. 3. Morgan, Grow, Prn-.",
and Wa.hburn, a party OF Congressman who iaIe-.
making q four months tour in Europe.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-05-18
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

THAVNG determined % 'n''rG" srl extend my hnri.
IL ners, haye associated 'r:'9 r" lr NM- T. LApp,
Ion p. ,ayo,ably knowuin the ~ The and ye
cf ;as firm will ne NJ MCCORMACK co.
The subscriber would beg leave to return his sincere
,hsu. for tho liberal patronage e has received and would
respectfully solicit continuance for the new concern
NJ MCCORMACK.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-05-18
THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.

BY RITCHIE, PRYOR Il DUNNAyANT.
~~~~~~~s-~~o~~~>>c~>
WM F. RlTCHE & ROGER A. PRYOR, EDITORS
THURSDAY MORNING., MAY ~, 1855.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-05-18

N.ORLEANSiMAY l6.--Cot:on j. unchnnccc; p!'c..
are nominal owing 10 ANAL! receipts. Flour slv.-,
Corn-Y.l!ow ! o. 81 03; white very .casc-. -
cl 20a3l IS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-05-18

NEW YORK, MAY l6.-Cotton s firm ,ni ~.
ward. Flour ID y. cts. lower; Southern steady
Wbest-Southern k:d 81 50. Corn i, dull cue t.n.,,
ward. Pork Beef and Lard are unchanged sicyi.s
are dull and lower. Money il unchanged.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-05-18
LAND rs PRINCE EnWARD FOR SAFE or

shGr'T yc7..i in me, hereby offer for sale or
rem tar iG'e heGcc OF DR.. Benjamin r. Terry at
Prince Edward Cour, House
lne improvements are, large frame house, with six
nos'eshe whole in good repair; also, large orchard
--r garden, with thirteen Of arabic band.
location healthy and possesses many advantages
10 10 "l teisous and educational; being within mile OF
hapIen sidney College and Union Theological sernina.
~. Sna also very near Prof Brnnchs Fe,nalc Seminary
nca,nr h. cSSSmends itself persons desrous of ed
.,so hr Of ns nr o, me above mentioned property can
TO- but adjoining the same ~ acres OF lund neur
10 woodland Address Prince Edward ConrP PTtt & oi "eh
March y ct RICHARD II ". ,,r,. tiouhe.