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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-11-22
NEW YORK---NEW YORK.
TyHN NEW YORK FOUNDRY and IRON

RAILING co. the sole manufacturers q Crowella cela-
Railing without rives ao OF his entirely
Wire Railing the ps warranted the CHEAPEST made IN the
United States They Castings fCouMns all window
and Door usras Shutters Truss Stills and Lnte Office and Desk
Railing sders veandas Brackets Anchors
&o at short notice and lowest and contract of the whole Of the
iron work for buildings Of class Sections Of al their work
wareooe, 70
Foundry. foot Of Asth streat. North River my2 n
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-11-22

ENGLIsH CAMEL COAL, at 81 IS per
barrsLThs mo.t hyperion wer,d for par,tr or
We now asiing a. y Cuaomhouse street. City Yard
These desirous of purchasing would purchase
PittsOug An hrace American The Lower Ohio
Coal. for sale at the lowest notch n ms,kst ~ -
mol I'm p. IT. WILLARD Avsr+
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-11-22
DRUGS, MEDICINES.

n WRIGHT & CO.'S CATALOGUE OF
eD GENUINE AND POPULAR FAMILY MEDICINES, which
they Offer 70 supply Druggists aud Dealers Proprsr
wholesale prices.
Depot and spoci.i Agency, s chsrrsssss
Nsy 0rie La.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-07-27

ave tel tho Democracy ui Virginia that the issue
Inns been forced up'n ;h"nl, and they must accept IL
Eil they unite with ttu National Dcinn"racy under
Dickinson anu Bi,uson--ui vii. ;n'y follow IN the
: ru,..soii wake of Van Eurau, C"riI,aic AMI R!"
rr,i Ne shall see - .Eaiop""! dm'f!caM.
W. are no; little amused at the p.rpi-xity of our
aeishLor in refercuc. to th= position uad views an
attentions OF "the Democracy Of Virginia" Really,
his concern about these matters is distressing. HAY
ry witnessed the signal, overwhelming und crushing
lcieat of his cw party in Virginia. and as We should
presume, abandoning ell hope of ever being able to
conquer the sterling aad invinci5lo "Democrocy o.
Virginia." lie now TURKS TO that salne "Denocracy'
and Legs TO know wha, they intend to do. We bug
that our nrighOor will not become too much excited
on this interesting subject during the present hot
weather. To check on unpleasant perspratlon ana
curb that overweight curiosity which might terml-
nate III fever, take this early OCCASION to assure
MIN, that the "Dem"cracy of Virginia" will he sure
not to do what the American, doubtless. hopes they
will do-they will tako no step in the remo;est de-
gree calculated to strengthen or encourage KnovNo-
th;ny;sm, North or South, East or West. And, fur
thor they will maintain the position they eready oc.
cupy-that of fidelity to the Constitution aud the
Union-and will "uni,e with none who arc not will
ing wihou, hesitation or reservation, to Si on the
same broad conservative platform. BY being thus
true to Themselves they will prove their fealty to
tho Constitutions their love Of the Union, and their So
cred regard for State and inds rights guaranteed
by that Constitution, and intended to be perpctuated
by that Union.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-07-27
THE FIGHT BETWEEN PILLOW AND DO
NELSON.

A cor-csroudeut Of the Nashville Union Tins de-
scrbcs tho recent reucon;ro between these two gen.
tlonen ct political meeting in Columbia, Tennessee
Aftor commenting OIL the previous speeches Of the
day, he says:
Mnior Donclson then got up, and wheezed and
blowcd through. He is a Hat, dull speaker, and
made no character. just before he closed, he
down on the Nashville Convention with the sweep
ing statement that he had at the time denounced the
members of TINT body as TRAITORS Gen. Pillow be-
iny in the crowd, promptly replied" You he
vou lie, SIR" For moment Msj"r Donelsnn was
disconnected, bat rallied aud replied, "inu M
impairment fool" General Pillow rushed towards The
stand but was arrested BY the crowd Great excite
,nvnt prevailed Major Donclson asked for ns'lck,
which WAS handed 10 him, and he presently came
down from the stand in the direction OF General Pill.
low; but there were many persons between them,
aud voices shouting Let Gen. Pillow get to him
Ths being prevented, Major Donelson again took
the stand. At this point there were deafeninE cheers
for Gen. Pillow; and this continued for some time,
40 that Major Dvnelsnu was unable to proceed, and
Gen. Pillow requested the crowd to hear him through
Silence being restored the Major proceeded He said
convention with being traiturs hut i'll this exception
he did not embrace Grn Pillow Gen. Pillow
then denounced him Ferceiy as lar, and traitor to
the Democracy and 10 tie country and rushed at the
stand, but was arrested When MAJOR Donels9n
closed Cen Pillow was shouted for and mounted the
stand. lie said ho did not get up to speak, but to
apologize to the crowd for interrupiing the discus
riun 1t was the first time he had ever done such
thing in his life but he denounced us traitor,
aud if he had not resented it, he would have been
ashamed of himself as man and as patrot. He
was a member of the Nashville convention. Ii was
well known that the Tennessee delegation, Of which
was member, disapproved Of the action of tho
majority OF the convention, and withdrew from it,
Inc charge mado by, Major Doneson was general,
anu embraced all the members Of the convention
Inc charge Of Major Donelson was, that at the time
, e 1~ nssr. f as sn he denounced
! General Pillow said to Major Donels"r or ,ov
charge or 'ns'nudfe that you Mea denounced tL,m ne
traitors, orJ you noT make the charge, il is fai,r,~
| nis false sr!" At this point Major D. struck Gen.
| Pillow the arm, and Con. Pillow gave him how
on the head. They were then separated After crea,
excitement Gen. Pillow again took the stand uud
flushed his remarks.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-07-27
ICorresponduncc Of the Enquirer.

A Cool Place-A Judicious Tkermonrf'r'- me Wn-
lards Rotei'sts- Fr:gate Potomac ana INC or or,
ercinry Of S:dtc-A SdiUfs-Pcrsohm L'berIy btH
-Rchm,nd-R ohR aud GorcrH0r iIisc-fen"tS
and Popularity. o-.
place to be thankful for is Old Point C"ihiot
We have no sweating days or eXhausting niS''s suen
Al YOU are now experiencing in the cities: a clo'h
roat that ia III town insutferaO!e IL here pleh'a"t-
The hathipg IL of the most luxurious and exharhihG
character, and the appetite which succeeds pn'n 70
sure Ia he amply graii:cd AZ tho table, MT Nao
Willard is a prodigy in hotel hanaScu:hs' !"c
quiet, umable, and yet effective personal
that he bestows on all the movements oil HIS vh"'
caravunssrv, secures Comfort to every guest. lou
should know that the Willard brothers are not mere
spectators in hotelng-not simply men VINO nhfo
gone into il to take the money o The tra'ehg Pun,
liz for such accommodation they are only Obf'ScH
10 extend but they nre regular born mud bred otci-
ists thoroughly learned and practical III al that con-
Germs the government Of great american ho,eI'-
Aud this is the secret of the present une1apca suc
cess of Old Point Comfort under the genus OF me
Wilnrds They have fixed the fact for the hrSt time,
of splendid Southern watering place. ana ihey &C.
serve The SUCCESS which they are receiving.
Abreast O. Old Point lies the friSute Potomac
Commodore Pauldlng, the flagship OF The Homo
Souadrou, outward bound. He will be here Tor Inc
next ten DAYS Gov. Marcy, Secretary OF State, who
arrived here on Sunday. wi visit lie frigatc to-day
Inv invitation and q salute Of thirteen guns will be
fired in his honor. ~
Among the halfthousnnd guests here. is Hon Is. ~
Chapman of Springfield, MASSACHUSETTS, whose ieitst
To the Governor on the Personal Liberty Bll has
won him proud distinction for his manly: patriotic
md honorable sentiments. He has been Induced &c
extend hi, Southern visit up the James River.
! Richmond and vicinity, nre largely and Handsomely
Represented here, with "brnve men and fair women:
{. Buhn, the newspaper furilishcr 1t this hotel Is
receiving orders from all parts of The Union, ever
from Minnesota for copies of his correct and supert
iikeness Of Governor Wise. Hi, orders, it appear
are not written in mere business style, but are all o.
them full of that enthusiasm which Wise inspire:
every one with. Here is extract from one dated
frh july in virgiua: Thousands Of Your likenes.e'
Of Governor Wise, could be sold in this Concression
al district. The enthusiasm felt by the Democratic
pnrty for the noble champion Of their rights needs nc
pictures monuments 10 endear his memory TO Inc
hearts of the Virginia Democracy. His noble decd.
and achievements will outlivo oil such. Yet, II vii
be pleasure 20 possess even the shadow Of the PEI.
ishabie furm we hold highest in the estimation Of any
Of our noble band of patriots who have thrown them
selves in favor of Democratic principles, and the ef
ercse of tho rights of citizens WITHOUT regard Il
place of birth or religious convictions" y. /.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-07-27
For fkc enquirer

We the undersigned impressed wih the iEiOrthnc
Of concerted action in the OF Educhtcn, PROPOSE
meet in Convention u. Siaunon tnr lrh VI August
$50 and earnestly request all who are Interested to ST
tend:
John Blackwell Pres. F. C. institute.
Horace Bbbs. Charlottesville.
X L. Carne,. Alexandria.
E. J. Foster Es-cX county.
J. ~ Freutzel, Newtown r. l.
ID. SF--, Palmyra Academy
Rober: Hail. Northumberland G. II.
I Hotchkiss, Messy Creek.
E. e. Hanes Humanity Hall Academy.
6 b. Hrucs Buckingham county, Va.
J. G. Hsnes,
Win A. Jackson, Augusta county.
Lewis +. Kidd, Newtown King Qu1en.
J. X Lanz-y, Morgantown
w. c. Lipscomb, Jr, Charlottesville.
Sas Lvermore, Albemarie.
A. E. Lrvensw ORTIZ Petersburg.
b Manly. Jr., Richmond Fem.e Institute.
r. r. Mckee, Charlottesville.
Pike Powers, Stannton.
r Il. Phillips, Va. F. Institute, Stanton
A. Pc0t +. Z. Institute
H. :. Phillips Charlottesville.
R. B. Seay, Northumberland c. II.
j. NJ Smead. Williamsburg.
E Payson Walton, Eewtown r l., hing Queen.
o. White Fleetwood Academy.
L. J. White Mt. Crawford
w A. Woodson, Eo,toway c. II.
Tn ! Woodson, Charlottesville
n y. B. Papers please copy.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-07-27
4 NORTHERN NEASTEE.

Tho Courier an Enquirer knowingly "'sers ~hat
is not true when il asserts that the Missouri 'oh
promise" was repealed by southern Toirs.
The repeal Of the Missouri line was Iirs; propo5ca
IN Northern newspapers, was advocated 10y N"rth'
ern mcn ana passed by Northern votes. No SOUTH
ern press suggested demanded il, Ill Northern
statesmen had laid down tho rule Of national policy
under which its repeal was drinaHied and ci!ece''.
The effort of the EDITOR Of The Courier to make Il
believe TIM! " the SoU,h"-a minority "i Dol"
Houses Of Congress-brought about the uhrogd1i'
OF that lnischcvous seconai line drawn across thc
face ~ the country, will be fruliless The honor lo'
infnmy il The Courier pcascs,) belongs to the Ma
tnnal Democracy of the Nortl-to Douglas, CasS'
Dodge, and other Democrats. To them bs al non
or The day will come when those who sustained
The repeal Of that geographical boundary, drawn
across our common country, will be fawned upon p{
the denagogucs who dcame them now II e| orr
Daily .Nrns.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-07-27
TIL: REASON WHY

The Editors Of tho National American OF Ken
ond IRE trying to be- ace;lous, and rather disposeu
t. ridicuie tho Democratic party bec"isc Mr.. McIo.
rnas the Lieutenant Governor elect received larger
maiory than Mr.. Wise in the late election l ne
American forgrts I" remember that the ng!rcSn'e
vote for Mr. Wise is greater than that cast for MI
MrConas. The simple and plain reason why I'll. NM ma
jority for McCnnas was greater than thu: "l NI'
Wise tie unpopularity Of Mr.. Bcnlc thousands
who voted for Mr.. Flournoy refused to vote Tor me
Know Nothing c0niitiatr for Lieutenant 'ioSrFnor'
The immaculate Know -NU:!in. candidate tor A'of-
n-y General, Mr.. Patton, however, found lo"or
depth than even Nh Bral- for he received less '"''
than ei:hcr.-CAarloHc&rH Jcdtrson'"H
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-07-27
R1cHuoNp TOBACCO MARKET. July q

Since last report Crhurrd"y lnsl the rccrp'' H'
been light The brca!st continue !"rs" without al, i,
i.l Chuu- IN prcr- Manufacturing kind. are rsNn9
rather be Ter. nud English shipping mHer lower. H"p
n luz, rrc .!so rather lower. :0inH GINNING Loo
,I tl.,v at slJ: nhd $l;i, which showed but ~. :
- -, lis .,,,.on \ " MARTIN, soS &c
-,ir. If T.. ncco by =. NJ. hARriS sUs 20 ~ :
Thur. IA, Is-i- h.ia l. Bullock, Sr, At ~ u!
II mi ~ ~; nr Z " ls"n, !nge ~ . ~. -"
i. ,,d ! "a, i " Ming, /! .ni il - w s0!o".ha'
IN. Ia. i".. ~: 3 I" Lucas az d. anu %. N''
Rahbt. at ~ a.d ~ .rr " II Chuch nj II; " 80 =
at " l!lckr. j. al II: Dr. il l. purrmcr at 10 ~
GlrcasIury Il - an ? ~, "Ts l. EhsAew ~ !! "
Llusryub nj : 20; ! Mrs Mu!y IGwcnt u % 3bA'
~: Al.ovh nj 0; W \ Daw;in at :? Ii BULLOCK 50
J. Il Mitchell n, D. NJ SnnHps Of" Mr. Sally fS','
I .i - : 2ai -, - - ini II -. Sire Ehrf
srsnn "a HCa.lcv r. 49, g. ~; BcaEey Jr, JS)da''
! n Eoy,I M il: lTS IrnsLl. 81 -; W k:nrEc!
@ Chspp.!i a, -. u ,,n!". NJ "n' ~ ~ 90
~ q DIX. az II ~; = rlr " Price ut ~ IS anu il;
Milan at - and IL ~: l d Edmr.s", iuG., at
:, - mnd t. 10 ~ and at II; E.t"s q " A!'t"t
n So = a. 49, - and 81 . T. Watkins u: 30 a
Inn, W Hicks Jr, ut 20; Estate & Aston ~ =,
~ :. a, - 5OalIi d! billiard a: ~ - ~
| |! !. q Meac:nm 10 30 l. r"isdaIe NJ -, ., ;.
! /; Bra,wrli OF = - snd q -; : va.
a: 10 30; j " Hicks :, ii; / ) wn&~r a; :;
= WUotieu II Hrd 10, Capt WIN Hunt 1t o.
ami .; ! W Gay -: > : Gay AZ 80 rad -; :,
Pr~,h II HI ~; j slcag" at : 81. II ai!tn 81
! II Gcolr NJ -. 2 tts, .rd a. and 6G"i y! u \
ball al IL, DR. " :! fi." 1l.is u D, - and ~
kns at y; 1 W Il Whom NJ :. ~ 81 hnc ~ > ~ w
Jc.fer-on ri -, - and 10 50; " pr Tho. "%'
y Baskerville ."i, 80; " -" " -, nj -, -. n
~ : - mad , It; 9, - W y Edwards ~
% a; ? g; :, 40 20 s e"G w. =
49,. :, 2 -, and 10 - = u u lNi., and -
R"a,l.y i -, : al -, at 10. 10 % II - I-
Ward il 80; 1, ; William. ", at = y > I'D
cell o. ID aud IL J. VIM II Rec, ~ -. i, !,
To- = i. Bris!o.th, ) 10 snd 10 -: : S"''''"'
= and
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-07-27
SALES OF STOCK IN RICHMOND.

For Wc ur'F tEdINg jay =. IElI
REPORTED joins A. LANCA5TEEh son, aRoREF5
virciui cents, 81 last ssIcs al the !s
sury 800.
virginia per cent?. % years run, Ss9 Gnd :n;cFss
Virginia per cents, 10 yCars 10 rum sues - :"
and interest. ,
Virginia per nts under 10 years TO run. lust Bales 2" al
Interest.
Coupon Bonds guaranteed ny :ac State, sa5 si n;sre
Richmond City Bonds "a yenrs 10 run sstes ss And me-
rest.
Virginia Bank Stock, par.10 last sales at so
Farmers Bunk Stock las, sSrs 1905
EXCHANGE Bank stock, nc sales since .i.iisnt
Virginia ire and Marine stock, SiG0.
Richmond Fire Association stock par go. sale. ego a.
Richmond FrctcricksDur. an! Potomac Railroad sS''
hart snlcs SnS
Virginia Cca:rrl RsroSd Stock last rn!c- sc
Richmond Hnd Petersburg Ea!r0Ri SiocE sart SD
Richmond and Dnnvlc Railroad stock, lac; 'uir- sSl
jaime. river and knnauha stock, Iast saiBs Si3.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-07-27
IbI Ed.

D,Eo IN Tuesday, tho 2i:in-t at the residence Of hr
uncle Iohr P Hprris in rowhatnn county. NORBOCRN
PORTER only cail Of Nor:Ourn T. Hornrr, OF Richmond,
va aged month and i2 days.
DIED On July 9th, 1853, n. Bccchwood, in Prince
g ,o,r cnu,y ni:,r rng Illness. and { est suffering,
JANE. the daughter OF EGnufi f;uf!n %! MnrbDurnr,
and wife Of DR. john J. Du?uy q! Prince George.
DIED on the 10Th Inst. NJ thc Warm srrars, nft"r
hcr; iirr.. GEORGE II FRY, E4G nGty" OF Virginia,
r: for NJ ny years merchant CT Mobile" Alabama, in the
.,ll OF hi
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-07-27
EXCHANGE,
o-y,,,sc RrrIs. ~, ~ 81. urcmlurr1

STERLING BILLS 1T! = ~. premium
Observation-Disclosures EXchan:c.-Caecks on the cEis
Northern cr.- selling Mt 'Gt per cent premium L@.'
Northern c.,y Bank Notes per cent. premium
Tur,ur,u Bank No;ss-or rather notes no; banka5!e-
we dWo:T IL lOlIows: w
Nn,c- of In. !xrhansr Bank Of Selcn, W!,i'rs 4 o.
10 D l.. per cent discount Those Of The Trans lleshs
Bank 5 per cc:Ii di'cIuu'.
The note. Of the following new Virginia Ranks mr."
ken ON .po.:,c jv in" Banks rrc Monticello Bank Chrl
I,,tc-vilir; Central Bank Sinun;on Merchants BANK
vrrhlurr; Bank Of Commerce, fredericksburg Baai
th. Old Dominion Alrxandra; Bank oi Rockingham Hg
r.ou,urg: Bank OF Winchester, Winchester; and Elit
ScOitsvIll". g,
Thr following per cent. discount with III" R:o-.
F,rncnr Bank FarmOn Bank Of ii"r6rry. Nrt;n,gg's
nad u urcfs mni Farmers Bank 81 '!.-"a:t
all the Wheeling Bank Notes.
The notes OF the Bank o! KnnnwhH 'ia,e' ARE 10 7"r
discount =,
E.-,h Carolina Bank nctc. mr.. +; per cent Aseo"n,
suu;h Carolina. dis T>uu"ss"" .-......... Z
Rank of Muur...........! k"mucHy ................
Cicorrr ONO .......... .....S
Alabama STATE Bunk ..... s Northern interior pal
All solvent small except Fredericksburg: -erc~
ton uc taken by brokers ~ sccn; dis t;eder'H
burg arc down 10 - + cent di-.
Gold premium; S.Ivrr--2 prem. for old. Ne" ),
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-07-27
SAILING OF TIE PACIFIC.

Nrv YoRx July 25-The steamer Pacific sale
bencs to-day for Liverpool with LIS passengers and
s9iW QUO in specie. d. Pearsal bearer Of dispatches
10 the U. s. Minister Mt Cons,an;inope, is among the
passengers Also the following gentlemen: Roger
4. PRYOR, Esq, of the Richmond Enquirer, recently
,crrIrm.nt of the case pending between DR.. King
and the Greek government; Gen. Columbus O'Don-
mel and son, of Baltimore VIM. z. Stark, Esq, Sur
veyor of the port of New Orleansi Mr.. and Mrs. Muir
ply, Of do; fl. G. Burlington and LADY; A; r. Caid-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-07-27

ARKANSAS.-A letter to the editors, dated Cam:
den Ark, June 30, says:-"There are lO,oOU bales OF
cotton in our warehouses here There is tho finest
prospect of crops Of all eor.s ever known in this
country Abundant rans.-(N. O. P'cayuns.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-07-27
TIyTI AND MILITARY EXCURSION

,z,nE "xoyTGQNEk1,v Gr % saao& GS' 800
L III MOOR be- I ,s;s 80 snd Military
thar her drn The river will take place on N.Y.
EEVyTyISG rLr 3oh at oeloSk noon cbsrrss
Iac ''.'H ,hc o,hrr arrangements will eusrSh'
INC T ri nj VINO may honor with their comln"!
'arsxtrrW.s IRNORY E.iSD hns been engaged.
r..rc-hrnrnts furnished AT City frees Isd,s,
- ricket- Of admission 81. No cnhrse ,o .c:.'
11nunirtec OF ArrAngemen;s-Surecon, h';'' ~
colns corporal Kennedy, und Private Ham,
ticke;s can be had. c,r.:5lS Ge
our guests will join the. Company on tie FL
., =, o'rluck in uniform.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-07-27
vrpuOvI DENOcp ,iIC CONVENTION,

VERMONT DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.
MONTPELIER, VT. Juy 25.-Thc Democratic Stntc
Convention to-.Iny mall. the following nomination. ::
For Governor. Merrill Clark. Of P"mltHcv, Lieut.
Governor. Stodinrd Is. C"lv, Of Montpelier; Trcasu
rer. john 4. Pusc, Of Montpelier. Resolutions ap-
proving and commenting the policy OF President
ton was the largest held BY thu party in this State
Tor several years. The proceedings were harmonious
and enthusiastic.
National Convention Of the order Of American
PrutestanS ia in session in New York. Ii ia chiefly
cor,pos,I Of na;uva!iz',l citizens.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-07-27

Rachel, the greu, French actress. will make he first
appearance in New York, at the metropolitan thea
tire, on the lst Of September.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-07-27
EIcTy D0I,LAR.; REWARD

raI,N AWAY from IL. .uo,sf.hrr, on me - ,..i
po,xb,,p county. ray negro man nance ~ '1
70" ,. Di1. nv l,rE, I've or e.H 49,
hisS, eompesion yro'. 'a' gre Eyes S@a J1
nrSd o: hair Sail man va. pq'tha'GGa o. rsteas,;
Il Slater Of Richmond. last .iiit' ""'i rsr,d ne
Ini,@I viii civ. Tor his aEprr enti N s on. Of =:
rhe STATE and secured III jan 500 al Tr,ILULE
Stale.
July .I-c9t TX. a,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-07-27

M HITE DUCK CoATs:.so oii,r ;or sale A.
w style, Vs.. kmanshlp smi q-hH'y' =" I'll
duccd prices Gail al Ill Maia street IRA =NL. u
July - -, and ~
~UANO.-A iuII supply CT No. tsf''''
3T lean tn mo, for srle by 20 80 Cary 80
J.Iy27 h. Il. SIMMER = -. -,1------,nd Pl
ROCND PLASTEK- r. IskiSkER e..
u ter, Tor sale by Gary
lily n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-07-27

MIRAGE IS PErER-BvKG.-Durin thunder
-trrnI in Petersburg "n S.ia:'.ay, me Dt.u''.",
,hrunu.ua Of a ln:ra-- was observable. AhnTi !
o'clock. tie Inverted Lad w Of Faith Street chUfch
wns sem hanging "vrf iEr rc;:i bu'dn;. Inc POM
II inu stecpies toa..:. In. pic'u!o lasted honut
tree minutes, M vanished ~ In" occurrence o' u
mud clnu o; thunder
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-07-27

ANOTHER LAND SALE Mr.. Go. O. WclicS
whose reputation rs i.snd Agent Is hec"ainH qHte
Intensive, las ,.F,cvcd lie snic OF ihs farm OF Mr.
Lewis Neal, oa Wsshington's Bottom, consisting o.
abru, lDJ acres, Ia Mr.. Alexander lia!drn, o.!
Wheeling, for the -: Si0Udj. This lnrm Is u.
good ot cultivation, and IS considered one o'
tic best III The county.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-07-27

JrD6E TRlcE.--I is stated in the Baltimore Tar
Ut mat Jade Frrk, OF i'af ci'y.. nov lying danger
ou<!, iii at The Warm Su ur S.rir:', Va. ana thn'
he /, not expected 20 live. Its numerous iEisn"'
WILL we assured, hnarl: jos: WITH lis III the hnfg
&; A. his lines is ut us severe rs Represented, and
thu, hs may be econ rr.;ured to health.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-07-27

ACCIDENT ASn DEArH.-On Sunday afternoon,
as the steamer jamestown approached the "har' u,
V,rf,ll her wheels cam. in contact with n small
bont in which was n cpi"red boy about ten years "H
wns thrown out aud DROWNED, notwithstanding
whn rrcnt effort made I" save him By person. VIII"
sn SEED the accident. The boy belonged TO JuiheS
VI. Stecd.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-07-27

NORFOLK ClRcuIT CurnI-C.sE OF DEckhN.-
JrnGE BAKER prc.iding.-1h" Norfolk Argus says
jury mpalIlclled in tn' cns'' iu";" ~ -,
nclock. after much difficulty. The examination oi
,ha ,y;tnr,ars commenced ut about > o'clock. Inc
prisoner was we'll dressed. and is respectable and
not unprcp"sse-sing young man. HIS n'"th'r raj nj
his side and Mrs Go.linr, thu mother ut INC "'ir'
Young man also charged win the I'nrI.r Vi murphy
ym. nr..rnt Ham, j s MilIsou and lazcwc!l lay
lor Esq, ara counsel for Decker p. p. Mayo ESQ.,
for the Commonwealth.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-07-27

New WHEAr.-The Paricrsburg Gazette says:
Oar farmers are hognuin. To bring III their ~"
wIcat the prices ranI: from S.2j 10 81 PEI bush
al.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-07-27

pEEF-S3 - 10 Sij0 e. cv:;. gross, which Is 81 {
7S MT supply moderate Hui qualify inferior
VEAL! sro At from Soto 10 aet, according 10 1ualii!
al.i iul
HOGS-$- = hundred. Supply moderate
SHEEP--Muon 80" tor :! sol 81 piece, or 81 ,! q
81 ~ vrr hundred gross for ordinary and superior sheep
LANES -S2r3 Gesch.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-07-27

WASHINGTON ASp ALEXANDRA, Rail. RoAD.-Wc
learn that Judge Tyler has Dissolved the Injunction,
several days since granted to restrain the Company
from extending their road through the lands OF Major
'rochmau, rs represented by the last named gentle
man. .,
The work Of graduation has been completed, with
th, exception If two small points of the route BE.
:, m. .ll.. Of this week miles length of rails
=; have b.>n laid down Cross-ties, iron, timber.
rc are oil delivered and .strbucd along the road.
Tho wurh according I. our information. will be
finished in course ui $50 monhs-ihc distance
from Alex. dra 10 the Baltimore aud Ohio R"iI
Rnnd staff. being seven miles. The engines
ARE now in process of construction. IN Richmond, Va.