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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-04-17
ESSEX AID KISG AND QUEEN.

We learn with unfci.ncI satisfaction that the De-
,nocracy of Essex and King and Queen have r'-n"-
minated NJ. r. H. Garnett for the Legislature. lhis
is indeed fortunate adjustment Of tho difficulties
which distracted our party in Essex and h'nS anu
Queen. Mr.. Gurnctt ia m honor to any constituency
He has won foremost rank anons the rising s'"teS-
men of Virginia We shall have Somcthins more "
say of him and of his competitor.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-04-17


One hall the Astor hill wus for po,ali"n-! 1t re-
minds the Press, il says of he tnvern account which
Pons md Prince Hal found IN Fusta:l' pocket
P0.n' lrcalsi Item, Cnpon. -. al.
Item, Sauce. Al.
Item, sack. two gnlIons, ~. Sd.
Item, AnchovIc, aud Sack. after sup.
per -. Sd.
l;,uI; Breed, a half penny
Pf.urs Hnry. q. Mun.irous' But II half penny
worth ni brrrd. 10 this intolcrabe
dell 0i Sack.
"Dnt that charge Tor spoons" III cx"lansl. "The
Aims Hous. Managers night take !er-on from tho
Ioadon thieves boarding housc.-There they chan
the silver ar; clse TO thctab!e."
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4 CARD.
To Ms Editors II he Enquirer,
CAROLINE, April II, 1859
Gentlemen In Tie Eng uirrr of tho 9TH Of April.
there appeared nua article 81 gncd "Au Old Line Demo-
crGt," protesting 10 give an account of the Know
Eothings in Caroline and also stating, TINT from IS
lGU members Of the secret order ut Bowling Green,
hSI been induced 20 withdraw from the Council III
consequence oi Il speech delivered by Col Frank
Dickinson the Democratic candidate for IN" L"@is-
lalurr. at Farmer, lihispriniet Tanuersj shop. a
gentleman from CarOiinr happening 10 bc in Rich
lnonh and being satisfied TINT the article hoax,
written by some one, either Ia disparagc and insult
Col Dickinson. TO sGbSerrc the Interests oi the
dark lantern party wen; to the Enquirer office, ami
accidentally found the oriSila! manuscript, which hns
been handed 20 find my name subscribed to IT,,
but the cNrlop" hai been iri, have no ncnIs 0;
tsccrtainiu. nj wha. post Office tho infamous
l"aX wasmailcd.
have no; ~: been able TO identity ;hc handwriting
or 10 abinin such rri!cnc" will enable mc 10 de-
sicnHte the uscrUpa!ous ndvi!na! who has selected
my name a. u u",!iun through which 10 perpetrate
,aI5 hood l!!. Il forgery.
ala now nh old man. have always been consistent
pe!aoc.at, ami consequently nm decided advocate
ni the election of Col. Dickinson and ii. a. Wise;
hut am not disposed to promote the election OF either
by unfair:.ncnns or false representations.
Respectfully, JOSEPH FLlPPO.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-04-17
81 AVERY AND KNOW W-NOTIIINGISM.

4 resolution from the National Grand Council "i
tho tn;ri States has been sent 80 the subordinate
Councils in the free Sa- forbid!inS the admission
of INV Shareholder tn membership. Such resolutions
do moi 90 down quito wei! in Evans vile and other
cities bordering slave States as might have been
expected bv u Council in Iapkeedonl. Our Ken
iuckv neghbors who hnvc been Inix'ng Will the
Order on this side O.! the river cant in any more,
and we understand those now in will have 10 walk the
plank. rs NIL are sworn TO obey "the cdicts Of the
Grand Council We hope they will turn every Ken
trckian out of the Lodges i'll Indiana. II will show
our Kentucky friends TIM. they lave been caught in
Ind ronnnuy-f ErauSr,Is fTad,as0y EM1virc-.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-04-17
,1GnS \ EtRf1tF ESQ.

This gentleman hne been nominated by the Know
Nothing Convention which recently met IN P"rkcrs'
burr, candidate for Congress in opposition to the
Hon. e. s. Lewis. Mr.. Garlic has been Wing ana
Democrat and Know Nothing. How ore you To-
day, Mr.C The nomination fell like wet blanket
on the Wings in this place, several OF whom admI'
that Mr.. Care will be badly beaten. Our own i'm
pressiou is that Mr.. CarliIe would run wcl-he'
hind; and members Of his purity but confirm the
LIS 4 IRrx,ou Hrrnd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-04-17
1:i oI:I,E.TEE FARM FOH SALE.

FSSHE scrbcrs oer for sale ore OF me no: aesfs
IN, mud attractive Furrs In Eastern Virginia, situated
In rhe county of Gloucester, about SIX tna nan l.es
from the Court House. North River. bold n"yigsoe
pins IL contains upwards Of 900 acres OF which $50 are
sra5ls low grounds and the remainder high ands well
oodei with Che.nu Oak and Pine The ara5e land 10
In tie fields al! separately enclosed with Chcs
LUZ fencing and generally pretty wei! set in Clover morl
j. Lbuadsn. in nearly AL the fields Tn. dwelling, which
commands beautiful and extensive prospect, coinmo'
d!ous and ths Barns Stables. Carrsge House Servants
Houses &c all very good Also lsrEe brick Ice House
.ni yery bold Spring tue dwelling The locality is
healthy In. nc;yh5oIhooa desirable and tho means OF
cheap snl luxurious living exccled, If equuned, by
those Q. my region OF the Stn,et
There are rous Orchards Of very sloct varieties OF al
yo- further Information terms. Sc enquire Of
'' RuFFlN e. AUGUST,
General Agents, No. li5, Main street.
". hovc Mao for ,s. hal; OF valuable (rist M. Gnd
80; 5..,~",le Farms April 25--ccowtt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-04-17
rvIIsTNENTS IL TINE BRITISH ARMY.

ENlISTMENTS IN THE BRITISH ARMY.
BosruY, April li.-Ihc Halifax Journal cf the
9th reports the arrival ot s:z;y from Boston
for the io egn legion ot the British army. The men
had breu induced 20 to HALIFAX, uIdor the supposl-
tjon tiat they were wanted 10 work Oh rail road,
and finding the deception prac;ced upon them they
refused to enlist. Finally, arrangements were made
10 give them work.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-04-17
:. :: ri L Farm F0R. SALE.

~" ..ya-.f roe.n.ll desre TO change, as soon a. a.
pc sq s"a stF !4TEfs5s Fsr 1aSi and Ss focs,rd sS
~ :A!. ~ $ ,bc risiny village OF S;evensvil!e,
TH MN o5 .,r Coniy, in ;Yhich there are buildings.
rht aon, scon, prossn haze bssn AID P.0oaSSy Ss,
,',,l- Iii hs occupied IS EaG AclGtnS lacie Ta'
e-n, | ,,i ,r bnhiy vii! again be, in or near. re-
s ss%s sss,; sc;s-q n p' a Farm i, Prom seven miles
s s9s q .eTsIs ,snsiaEFs nS EDseops
; 81 svs n,i., O; Steamboat navigation, sud cign'
s ron, IN. Courthouse 1t is we'll supplied with wood
wn,c- and mari Cner ,ae sTc or SIX he,d system ooo
sid produce rU0 barrels Of corn and 3ooo OF t,oVo
,,a. 81 ,:.a Indeed it i. hot for me- to say how
,ca hi, Term my be made produce under ehghienMsd M
and cnc!scc unaas sem7u' There were 'ow last ia w
bushels i wheat Il {! winch were upon cioEei e
hnl hs n..ad 20 sell ,Siin tue land, the Corn. Socs
Furniture, sc., un -.
Yer.gs. -vo..il tho Farm, via ps aiSsntsa
toby JANIS y. MI.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-04-17
rpIrPAIi, ROAD DEPOT BTRNT

LNIT J,.kIL NIINU DEfVi D'N.'1,
New YORK, April i.-1he Erie Rnil Road depot
vrns destroyed By fire this morning. IL il sald tbot
several cars burnt, but the extent oi the damage
is not yet nscerta!ned.
The company lost fourteen car. hv the hre, two OF
them full OF dry goods md other freight. ne pu:
;na rera of vrrv lit;lc value and the total loss will
probably not exceed twenty thirty thousand DOL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-04-17

Geo. e. Mctslll, Esq. who announced himself as as,
1YIir canddGte for Congress- in this District, pub-
lshes card il the Parkersburg New., withdrawing
from the canvGss. lie says he finds himself a "can.
ddate without q party," and after denouncing the
Know Nothing organization, adds: Nothing remans
for conservatives but to vote the Democratic ticket
i Ifeston Herald.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-04-17
GRASGE LiND FOR SALE,

ESyE Jr for :o- sale ARM co:,a.ti:S ~ scEe, n
SS ta co"a oi JGa-c rag o. III" OtHng- s;!o ara
sra Ra,,roaI .hia on, mic 9f Rapid Ann station, aad
I. sbgu; sclf MI. o! Whss mill About sof acres 10
cleared cs!dca y wo0ds o which coed portion !.
Locus, very valuable for !eacns Their" IL on tEe '
,r,u Ue comfortable d.rcny ui four rcorIs-the out
buildings are ordinary. For terms, &c, apply 10
RUEFiS & AUGUST
-sra Agents for the srl. snd purchtsc OF Lands,
Az. ll-cwtf NO los Mum ~ h'hrohu Va.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-04-17

NM otcr Tor vnlo ot the n"s' aesra,e ara s"i
" s,is ms snri;o so"1fi, @ o az s' =; I'M m%s a
"n,d CONTAINING $50 ncrcs i75 clea.eG iltO well
.. M c!3v-r The balance well wooded in pine and onE -
IT, improvements consist of dwelling house eenta''3
very ,r-s goi Kitchen carriage house hen houte &c.
&c W.. wssccd in every ield well and springs or ao
iaosc use There are 20 or 40 acres OF e~ceHe'
land Al.o h fine orchard now bearing: ,
For t..,n. &C. apply 20 RUFFlS ACGtSI,
General aSens, No' ioo 'ta.N ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-04-17
TO MESSRS. WHITE, ,PEISS

Tho voter, of District %n. /, ii Hanover, would be
pleased 10 hear II full and open discussion Al New.
Cold Harbor, the 18Th oi the "esent month nt ~
o'clock, on said day.
Many EorERa or DISTRICT No. |.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-04-17
MATTHEW'S AND MlnpLESEX

We congratulate lie democracy OF MddlescI and
Matthews an their .ucccss i'll securing tho services
of DIR. Nicholson in the next Legislature. No cons-
tucncy ever had nmcrc digclt and faithful rrpreser-
tatiyc,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-04-17
NOTICE.
TIyHE,, :,

VFVBr VhhWOOD CEMETERY.
Il OF SaHNi'iec on the Oakwood Cemetery have laid
'se. same and tho superintendent is now ready TO
'ss sad for Of pne o
cdous o! The city il now engaged in laying off the
lppc,,S Scn will DO ready for sale In a few weeks
March es Tor internsnts sections must be made to
~~An INo. REpFoRD, supt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-04-17

PoLIrIcAL.-Mr. j. Horace Lacy Of Sposylvania,
,ddrss,ed the citizens Of Alexandra ut the Lyceum
II.u an Tbursday night, In q speech Of three hours
iannth In onno.Ition to ths Know Nothing party,
and in advocating the election of Mr. Wise as Govern
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-04-17
RELIGIOUS FREEDOM.

Do not ilr following noble sentiments "i "eD''''
riso r,r above tho miserable, narrow, and bigo'cd
nocv of modern adv ocates of religious intolerance
md nsrsecutorl IIcw can the old admirers OF the
oo,eIl ebste. thrust him aside ana listen 10 the
wrsched eroakiuga Of the might raven Of Je"Gits.
the present Know Nothing Secret purity We find
the following in the Norfolk Argus:
l, seems to be tho American destiny, the lnis-ion
which mas hecn entrusted TO here this shore OF
the Atlantic, the great conception and the great duty
10 which We are hurn to show that all sccis, and all
denominations protesting reverence for the authority
N. the author Of our being and belief il his 'ev.a-
,ons may be ~ tolerated without pre- udicc either
to our religion cd bur liberties.
We are Pro;Ntunt. gene:gay speaking but You
all know tha: thore preiics at the hcnt "i the Su
prep!e ludicn:urc of the United States, a Roman
Catholic ANA IL" lnan, suppose, through the whG!,
United States uglnes that the ludlcGtru IL irs- safe
tnut the administration OF public Justice Ii less II"
spectacle les necure. because tile Chief Justice o
the United S.seL hes bcen and Is, Il nrin tdhrrcn'
of that religion, And it il in every department o
society amongst us.
In both hullsGsO Of Congress, in all public "i. We
proceed on tho iden that mans religious belief Is
matter above human law; that il Is question 10 he
settled between him aud hs Maker, because he is
responsible but his Maker for adopting
icctug revealed truth.
And here is the great distinction which il somc-
times overlooked, and which am afraid is now too
often overlooked, in New England the gloror. IT,
heri,aucc of the s"ns OF the Pilgrims.
Men, for their religious sentiment accountable
10 God, and to God only, EANlEL WEBSTER.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-04-17
In great haste, yours, &c.
BUCKINGHAM, April ~. 1855.

We have received from Thuinas r. Jones, botti"
of Jacksons Bitter, which il all agreeable aud cA-
cecnt article. Its merits may be seen in the adveT'
tisament.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-04-17

SUDDEN DEATH OF A YOUNG LADY.
Tsoy. Is. VI April l3.-A Miss J9ne: OF soath
f|und % dead IN her bed this morning. The cause wus
disease OF the heart.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-04-17

For THE SySArE.-Col. J. Monroe Talliaferro
was nominated for the Senate by the Democratic
Convention at Stafford Court House on Monday
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-04-17
TlIOS. K. WALL

Nosyo1x CosesrsslosAL DI'TRler'-Gen. sam
,,,.,., ~ xorfok county has been nominated as the
Know Nothing candidate for Ccnsrss3 in opposition
~ Can. NiIlson, tho Democratic candidate.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-04-17
RICHMOND, April ,,h. lsJ.

na,v ~, htwr.n Mr T. 4. Pryor: OF tn" Richmond
and MI 's ns nspS"" .S"s srmna$ ns hnSa n%
ontS "S."': on;nou that the article in tic En!ui-
cnoy. 'sa,' - hy the virginian uu!er m'enppre-
rer denounced C., rnor was moi designed by Mr. Pryor
ns,s"s %, IL the s Of fair and
or 5n~ and np' the InsfS2ps p
M5 NGDg1sld Is9ns saSHa PESmp Oh by Mr.
grepn, IN tnr NV rrlaons should, consequently be
restored between 'n' K. EIDGWAY.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-04-17

SHORT TRACK tn on ir'' - -
In reply the inquiries addressed to the President
of the Central Rail R"ud, 10y "Ics:...rwood Crcct,'
in our paper Of the l+t! we are authorised to say
tiat the Board do Intend to omit surveying what
10 oas the direct line" Il s mccessayyto survey
than route in order to eseer!n!n all III" nd-
vrntager of competing rcates. Tho people living
along the line whci crosses the Souhunnr thin
this route the bert; those the other line think that
tho best and nothing but actual survey could set
tie the question The survey OF tho line South of the
Southanna river will be made in very short time
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-04-17
from tho Lynchburs Tr;!l'inn.

The editors of the Lynrhhurg VirFinan will please
;,sort tba following nd as;men nt their earliest c"nvs'
iilsei' : .i.o ,nE "hlor, Respectfully,
Fe"'e'ec' I'LL" '''" JAMES DOVE,
TUOS. Il. WALKER.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-04-17

HAMPSHIRE CorHTr.-Asa He:', Esq, and Col
Isaac Persons, are the Democratic candidates 10
Hampshire county. for the House OF Delegates. Jo-
ssph 5. Hiett, Esq, declined nomination. James
D. Armstrong, Esq, is a Whig or Rnow'ao'h'ns
candidate.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-04-17
1CI;TCTLTTRAL WAII:HOisi:-

TNyUE slbacriasrs Eavini removed . tGc. I--'?
en- Chry bet'ro-n 9h hrd 10 s'.".'., ?.
uarei 70 order, fer MI kinds %! AGGlcu::i..
rL.p-, nj implements Of the lhe.t ard g,T-'
pa:'srrs, which will he made o: thr hos: EaI. r;
and Of superior workmanship. 1Eey IS" s:;-I..o. 81.
'Cardwe.s double and s!asL- cesr--! N0E .gcFt -
Tarcssers" -Ech hsvs tEk7 pr9n:ur1 81 E".rT S -
which they have been exhibited Also 10 ''Lryt@.. .
Clod Cru-boT" ''MHnnys Patent Reaper ED ",ve! -
boat In Use, Fswscs rH:cDt Lime rl! GusGy =y!r-
highly approved Ric.spa;sn. lr3r b-h Pow g az.
,.zes, &c They sdboir ,ne opinion o. tho IOi. y" =" :
''''>' '0'' BALDw!.. CARDwsif Z &C.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-04-17
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

n'LiiAX' April iS-Thc sicalne. Aul"rir. ar vei
mere lat night with lvc:i'ool dates 10 Sa..e IL,
n-t n,r',T. ~" lay. later i!.aa ihe ady.cs. 2.S
steamer Washington. ~
-iHairs III IA" 'ii..',a wer" uuchsn-".. 80.
c:'''"' wa c"m'"nrHr'! upon tho Proceedings y :n
'I"nna C"H!srcnr", which is r"prc.a.:.cl = rs
point. although til" icnaris Of tho ti,,a, 49, 49,.
mach moderated. III" Russian rcuipo.,r nj. = Ea.
rirrr"d IN" matter 10 81. Petersburg e. IL, .yt.r
Of the Car.
!'r !r'.',.h Munster "l Foreign Affair, p-o~,, :
!liuys. has been 10 London Ia confer wiki ha I. ;,
ash IabiIr; upon inc m'ni-a:"H, Question involve.
m the third point. IL" lei; London 10 tie u.c.: O.. tia
sun Tor Paris where hc to remain i,g Cav, c75
men proceed 10 vienna lie cioretrG WI. :'r
IendS Minister Of Great BrlGin !U: three Laurs and
subsequently had " rug;hened audience va. ;.:s
pu,ci. IL" VII! bear Ia Vienna The ilrcrCca Ji,, js
'e,in'nai'on OF the AlI-- on the third pur:
We gife tie text o! the third poDt both arco,,!,",
To- the interpretation .. the Allies aud tbs: of i.,..1
viz:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-04-17
THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.

BY RITCHIE, DUNNAvANT l. PRYOR.
WIN. F. RlTCHlE s. ROGER A PRYOR, EDITORS
MONDAY MORNING, APRIL 10, 1855.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-04-17
Y lR'aNIA.--A NJ Rules held in the Clerks ONCE OF |
v, G'4'aaIG County Court, On the 9Th day OF March.
FIN r''s' }ra Debt

oSc; Of TIL. s 10 recover the sum OF two hun
~ day Of .snuary ls5 due BY note in writing, from the
Ier"eani 70 He lains snd II appearing by affidavit OF
49, a!n:H iaa. ,ae deiendan, is not resident OF TINS
s ordered ;ag, the said defendant do appear WIN
vac ioh;h h''cr DIE publication Of this order, and 10
" "e ''nFy 10 protoc; his interest; and that copy
~ ,. offe' "a published once week for four eucces'
"ee.' N nc Richmond Enquirer, newspaper print
n Gu ey, ,."ass Of This county the first day OF the
Na.cy gEE Lea;, A Copy-Teste:
.I--CN.c
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-04-17
S,LE or :.:,D II FLVVANNA.

ryOR .se privately n tract OF land, containing i'o
sr,rs ,y;ur in F.Wyanns county, the head waters
Of Cunnin.a aayn Crcck, NIL in original growth
Tn. land peculiarly adapted 10 the production Of To-
nr,a. !, rcs reiarkblv well, Is sbundantly w"i"red
az presents :ae eastern and southern eXposg-s so g.
..r. ,or ,h -uccasrl ?, otucton oi "ae" ana
;I.-. is rpoa ,Ie tract i.r p.opoGi.oa Vi spr:!or
branch band which would produce heavy crops OF corr
,r might be u.sie Yery profitable as meade" aa; Dsis
sthir six miles Of Enyra the county scar, 10 Wh!e pSt
tno.e morse boat navigation great oars"i eu oe w
IL :as land by early application
Mr " u C.easy, L.:ng adjacent 10 the tac' "iII take
pleasure in showing II 10 any one wishing 10 PI.rHSs
Feb 2l-cwi! Wal IN :. FON ihI.'t-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-04-17

concur in the above basis OF seiIemeni proposed
by Mr.. Ridgway.
Asscnei to and rs,lnea u TcDonoI NJ "a mi, ''''' &C.
pee,ivey, Of Mesors. Pryor, ana MES MeDTTv: DnVT
THOS K. WALKER.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-04-17

"'ie1tr q! pf"ai bfild!n 10: in"hG ..Jurs. .
stoseq"eH,Iy hhi rng;hened Audience w.!.i -
pu,ch IL" VII! bear Ia Vienna :hc irrrrcca5;. i.-
'e,,!''i.'oa M! " INC Allies on the third puir:,
" snr VI" 'cN d! 'fe thIrt' p"Dt, both a'c"'.."'
!" I'VE interpretation "' the Allies nud tbs. "i i.r@,
VIZ
., -. A"'@. Rs.,iz
- t". pi''t "' 10" ie- .. RN .,..,. t tho ,-aa.
- Ii u w., '''F 81 JH- ~ "i The ii'A Jay. -.
:. .'' io,', s!'"""l &c L" attach G!"r. Cumpr'o-
c E"nPI"',!V 10 attach y th' existence ~ u, o.
. '.'. I:' o'''' '" ,hc O''o- t'i;.Eh LanEc 20 'Hs
mc'n - :" ':e tmt" pa'n'' "i !-u'"~ -
nn,J >, ,,,, ~, W t"r'' .''t 1G'H"" 10 com" :" -
urepop,lersnc, -, i,.. ,H f stnu'' IN :"'i'.
in the Back ,aa Tte b",,.,r. T.,;, -: i..'. NY!
.,s''. 90 i'.' tI'' ''"aH' winch ~" i,s!"
- ,his ,'",, ~ pe 'nh''f NouF's naT propose 70
VIZ Vic"'' '." P", hh ch" - "asi ir'T
- NV p' inetEchtr eau tIc HrcH1n.,1an.7 :
~ IN" "u' i"f 'hcir oa'"s kuss.a III Ihe 3a,@ So.
-, ne erscu ht Pr"-'h':-- on condition ihai. H -,
y - , J." nave III 'ho!Iy OF Mo-" '!ieHe.
"c"'ru tne principle. there Sr not "ar q " i.i.
tur0 10 infringe Urc2 E.h
rI-"i7 "i -".'"' ~. :
my suSr'' A!"":s. - -
owH ;'r'i"iE
he Western Powers did not demand the tgr0.i-
i"n o SeGa-t"l"l but tho reduction ii lus luss.:.
power IN the Black Sea, offering in return 20 avse!-
ate me Rrs-lan territory. The Rnss'an Pleuiresn-
uarr had no power 20 act on this reTi',ut NATE.
and sent Il 10 s.. Petersburg, where !: ~ -caJ. d
the Plenp0'enar:os have son. 20 ih..r Goyr..:ro..;
for instructions. Gori:chnhoG. on the 26ik :nov.4
l"r Tie admission q! Prussia {" the Conference.
There Rr" no favorable indications !.c:c 81; ;rgs~
burg.
He Se5Hsop"! special correspondence &! 'fs ~
don Time, c.cr!hrs tho CONDITION ot tho af.., -
mu'h improved In The actual wori:, OF III. s.e- : -
rrocress hHd been mad" 20 Justify favor 81" I.,,.
They co'npl"t"y under the guns OF tic iagiisl
fleet Lord RrrI4n'l la;cst despatch nnrsnrI... !
steady fire whou, any change in IN, 5.uc, .. ,r,,-.
Imuorsut op.ratinn, 'bnw,y'er Wa ,ti:,, -, .,
Ru.saus continued to .,r.pg,brn - - ,"r
thrown NJ, IN alv,,,. or Mil ,i t.. -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-04-17

WYE o,!e. "a: st!c very desirable Farm 10 Inc o~e
w ,nt O. in.ea abou, 10 m:!cs from Petersburg ana
n nYo. from Richmond lying on Samoz!nc creek anu
ues containing aboC a2i acres; about 400 acres open
Gti ue. in c'.hnr divided into h-lds oog acres N
vi-siH ant rDc .rGN raoH?Ging IN barrel Fpe Ans'
HID t.''cI. :EC oOoIi GI:d mostly iree from
."GniL'Sa !: Aa- al the necessary buildings ior
Gs 'So in each hc!d by some six
CT rs sP:!:;s, GaA by creeks: having fine prospect
eiwl;-T power a4c:d.as Of the finest stands In tile
cour'y FOR G:i.. Mil g.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-04-17

FIRE ~ W%cEE,rEa.-A IRE occurred in w.
chester Monday last, b. which the barn. stab. I'D
outbuilding' Of Mr. John Bruce woIo cou,unet
He lost four valuable horses, two cows, cF!r2
and number Of farming utensils. Suppo-et % to
rhc work OF m incsndiarv-aDd tho ;.,rG ;!LIe II
Bruce has suffered in similar manner
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-04-17

Uaap HEAp.--A negro man, belonging 20 VI:
Charles llarri, il Norfolk, we. s;ruck on the hc,a
Tuesday, by barrel Of oats, which icI from, 10
thir.! story If the house. The barr.i Cgas!L,n
bly, :niured-:hc negro knocked down btt no+
hur,.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-04-17
''''e' - ''''' BALDw!s. CARDwsIf 4 &C.
Richmond, February 2.:h

CASTLE UItL. DIS. - -.
Cot. WV T. EToroHTos-Dca. sI ta.s i.ets''.t
In recording her" MY impressions OF tie p-'0rIe"'r ::
fbe v.orL yyn, far more Thorough ard ccap..:s ha -:
o; epy pos ever saw 10 operation before Ice :;'o"
opened oy it US. very generally - !neh deep Ia s.
% inche, wild. in hsrt clio. lard, AID mott ococt2y -!
porfec.ly cleaned out Of the sod ea''a !a!ag tag
into il s. =, - -. -
The ,rSl Of the P!oV ~o, witnessed .? msny i" -
rsi-Lbo, among " hon, vii! meoon net.TE. FrtCk 4
SeI,on ] r. Gcne!L J. L. Lewis, {. Eorkinz Tar--'1
wa.on Of Loutss C., oil practical nen ~! Gnps; :T
Ion, ,d es OF agricultural implements sE! there ::
on. opjnon among ,hcnI 20 The superUrty s.i IlZ
cep,ionn bic performance Of your p!o".
Wishing you eqasl success elsewhere IN lno&'rs -.
vsuable Implement fsvorsoiy known a-gicuuI
bre.hren | remain, yours, truly,
3IwEwi, WN + p'u--
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-04-17

POLITICAL DrscUSIoH.-C Ch0s. l.. S;ccar', EsQ
Of AlNauirin, Va, and @ G,r. Thomas +. f3wI". ~
Maryland Gddrcs7cd Il mrgo nrf very respectable
meeting OF tie citizens ol Prince G"orgc.. ~. a''
court house in rhat toan Nondsy ght ins:. ie
much mp"t"i question "f knownotiu:;1:;. t'v
Steuart advocated and Gen. Bowie lwho i, Il wL. !
opposed The new party. III" meeting acj"u.G.d w,.l
three cheers tor Henry a. Wise. and on. 10 G'l
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-04-17
BREAD AND SACK.

Tho bill for III" Legislative iunkctting at New York
continues tn uuusc and astonish The rural districts
rlc limrli n .tnn En-. prtSt uulii,hc II: