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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-01-26
NUMBER 7S.
Mr.. Smith Of yn. ohinc..d


Mr.. Peek prc,cs.c, the resoru,inna of the Trrxsa.
'urc of New York, ngain-t the ,.>rr.ion of H." ~
tent ni Mccormick nni "th"r. Lad on the tab!e -
The Pacific railroad bill was taken uo The Gues
ton being on s passage.
Mc. Campbell moved recon, ,rrr tion OF rhc vote
by which the main question WIS ordered, h- object
being to rench the point at which he could l1Ovo 20
send the subject 20 II select committee.
Mr.. Tweed moved 10 lay Mr. Campbell. or tue
table.
Mr.. Camphnlr- merton was ncrec,! :o--ven, o.
unys 93. He said the Ll WIS very imperfect. The
ilous, had certainly NOT kad time 10 examine the,
va-i amount Of Information, procured at "roruog:
expense relative fh" survryr. II WA due To 'l',.
select romnitir. thar the srhinct should De Nsrn-
!n"d IT, them instead ot tu cnmm;icrNsHd
ne made that motion and demanded the provi1sS
question.
Mr.. Washhurn Of Maine, asked him to Withdraw =,
th"t Ir iH!Sh move 10 rrcUisr! the vote bv wh.h
the bill was ordered be rnero,scd wishing 20 movo
substantially IN. amendment offered BY hr DcDoC.
gal. for three roads.
Mr. Campbell refused to acqu;e,co. The House,
nc shi, had been h"unerins ab"u; ,!nrkncss long
enough. Other important busucs. WAS to bc ccte1
on.
Mr. Rirhard,on.--W il not BE- well for the sca-
'lcman. (Alr. canpbail,l I" move u lag :hs bin On
the table as i was rvdn; lIr did not wsnt II o pas.
Mr. Campbell replied that he did not wsu, TO Ill
the b. by blow uf this kind, but he want further
| time ior consideration.
| Mr. MrDougal asked Mr.. Campbell 70 name ri.rrs.
day n the tim. for ia. committee, report:
| Mr.. Campbell refused FOR tic iLat il u.
tcry impossible by that time for the committee 10
anime all the documents in tie case.
SIR. Cnmpbrlls motion wis disagreed ;oyea. -
nays lr3.
After further proceeding, tho question vas again
taken on rrcnmmi:ting the bii; 10 N" select ccm"':-
rc and there was much !n.crrs. 10 learn III" r"et.
| the ll"u-e being equally divided-iC3 on cuch s'.s
The Speaker however, voted in the negative. bG; g.
tcrwaIds said that by doing hr 'iIi No: mean -
commit himself Tor the bi tn which hc Wa cgVoset
| The bill WA then pas..d--yeas lug. nay. 81.
| The lluusc Subsequently Trcon-GrIrd the vote ~
the bill and rccomu!,irH the bill 10 the select
mricc-yca, LOG. nays 81.
Pending motion tJ r-c"n-idcr the vote just tsht:.
and 10 aS that un the table, tho House adjourned.
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Ij.HEMNili.E LAND FOK sAl.E.

vNyE Offer -'r, G'Iu!H trrln. III 'hr cOHiNS q!
w Abr,marlr iyin: the Eastern rlo' 81 IN" south
w,,r Mountain di-nn; from k">wlrk tHr Virginia Cen
TO-, Rail Road pepo,) one ms-troml 'hr contemplated
extension ot the Orange and Alexander" Rai Road on'
mile and from ,hc HvnnH lor- hon' Improvements, iour
,u,I.r II contain. TWO HUNDRED AND WENTl
THREE AND ONETHIRD ACRES. 80 OF which nr,
cleared well enclosed and II. high state oi improve
,ucn;; the remainder Is in woods The buildings nrc al
new the dwclin. is OF brick two stories, continuing ten
rooms hall and passage AMI as TAR completed, Is mn
ised the very beef style Tn. location Is unsurpassed
beauty and variety U scenery Tor htht nid of re-
Suri uud GOOD society To wishing healthy country
,un.,,cr rrrieuC ia particularly desirable a' II Is With
in tc,v hour ride Uf kicnu.0ni Washington II
sy -rr frrn i preferred 300 arrc- or mere adjoining
,sn n r;i n, fur price Reference be hnd 10 M
James Hart OF Aibmsro. keswick Depot or 10 Mcssrs
&; Il I.in ami John Jones of Richmond. But pcrsos
nv. r.nars;ri ru examine TOR tLcm-rE"s. = A. HAEI.
Mv office Is kcswick Depot. AlhcmHrlc, Nirsina
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VOLUME LII.
r,v uIIuuo>D ENQCIRER'
PUBLISHED pA,' '>p st""I,n.,' '',.N..v,>r
nv RITCII1E, fh'
= !. L ),

ror,, .,,c; dollars per "nnnin, ana ~ the
w n"s! it nSrm Tor athTr'"r prr'od imam one
rate I" r'-h ", Wcrsly nve dollars per snnun'' ana
year: tur ' r,,h- payable in advance, 20 be po'@
three d, ,' ~ rn.,ri 10y urn, postpaid or six do"r'
." 'He -' e-"'' ~, .Lr end -: III" year -, :;
por "nnul a, - ms Office ,ny be RENTED per mail in
!y az An,"!,bI l,,uk notes, at the rick "i the E'aors
S sS0 "os wa. oa pad Sg 'nt n ris. 10 'hS ,S p%T %r
age =" , No. H. a;:om oi postage III an INTENSIVE u"
.;n.. which oprra:cs rs scr|G. InX nIGG Editors
,s 1rr p,ilr ESavIRER--For TEN lines or less. nts'
,.cu nuy ccns a,I every succeeding insertion TWEEN
Ss nine, week lirly and hall cents Tor each
.ninl advertiser. nrc charged fifty dollars tor TWELVE
line, A IN thu, pro,or0m Tor advertisements oil greater
ct, r.cc,, Lottery Ncn,crs and Auctoneers who are
cha. ed S!to, QSr.r imcsGc'Ei'
IS ru. SyNIWEEKLY--fOr TEN lines or lees, hrst IN
srro seventy crn Tor each continuance hity cents
iT An Obituaries and Trihutes OF Krsprc', exceeding
rIGHr lines. are charged Tor us advertisements
Orders from u distance be- accompanied win inc
advance p"y satisfactory references 'oinsure rNee
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SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTE.

We learn troui the annual report OF the treasurer,
that tho receipts OF the Smithsonian Institution. for
the past wear, from interest the original fund
of s5l5 69 deposited i'll tho United States Treasury
S319lO: from interest on tho extra fund.- i1,2G; ina
king with balance of SG944 hand at last report,
total sum of Si5l3l. The expenditures "f the year
amounted to s3o,s7l, including Sg1l: for library mu-
scum and gallery Of art and SSG9l for publications,
researches and lectures. The expenditures for the
present year aro estimated ut sl2,4sj. There is now
in the hands of Messrs Corcoran & Riggs, and in
the treasury Of the Institution, the sum of Sl39 l59
50, in addition to the whole of the original bequest
of $3l5l69
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nslKABLE PLACE NEAR RANDOLPH Ma
CON COLLEGE, FOR SALE.

INTENDING 10 move TO adjoining state We o't"r
Il tor sale prrs,,it residence. near Randolph Macon
CUl"I" kurwH- f.ASINOOD. IL !s oe"uiiiui'y situated
on ,n avenue leading from College u the Town ot Boyd
ton cuurth u.ir from college, aud three ionths oi
mile rom BovdtHn the lot conhins about - hcres oil
Ground most OF which /. in high state ut cultrat"h
sDj rb.r. r, ON the ur-,,r- uuu.uhy lar:- ana pro
ductve garden well O, the purcst wafer chpnci"hs zee
house sc, sc. The dwelling hou'r ana o'h'!
OF thu br,t kind. nnd in excellent repair. ieI'
Son. ishIig settle itr intelligent pleasant iu he"h
n.,lhn,i, a., 10 live ncur Cors. TOR the purpose oI
educa,I,r. ti.lr children. "i "Hm: h"ni"rr """u Il"
w-t 10 purc chu,c this eli .ihle and n"suii'Il place
Terms viii lee made accommodating , ga
,IIr,- the -uhcrih.rs IL, Randolph Macon college OF
NJ Jam.- r Wnik-r Hoydr"n, WHO will take pleasure
IN giving any additional information desired
WM. s. HOWARD.
n.c lt-r,r f. i. HOWARD.
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CIRCUIT COURT continued and held t-r

"A Mrck!rnburg County, m the Court H"us" thereof
ou the lG;h day oi September, ls'i:
paper writing pur porting TO be III" lns will and tr-,"
men ot Pleasant Burnett deceased. again offered oi
probai by Big Peter Robert lsnnr Grnnder-on Lucni"
John Rivers. Mnrrva, Lucy Euiiy Mary, Phcby, Ann,
Douglas David Jiln Ann Eliza. Clars-a S!l"a, Tom, Da
the miller and little Peter snvcn eAcpScd 10y III"
WILL Thomas = flornoy ;hrir attorney and is continue"
ill the term. And motion OF ,!" "il -.v-. l.,
their said attorney aud appearing To the Court that a:
nss ur,l, interested ia ihis proh il i ordered TINT
summons m .,usd against her, appear m' III" irs day
oil l o. thi. Court, nui 10 show cu,e". mn!
sue ceu why rniJ will SHOULD he admitted To
cord; and i, also appearing that William Evans Poll!
Evans. Rc5ucca Johnson, Nancy Ih"n,on Jc-r" l.
Hrow,i (i.Or.r Brown. Washington Brown Alexander
BROWN Patrick BurIr:, Jane Oliver The children OF Mat
,h.w Burnett the children oil john Burnett t!c children OF
Nancy Thompson the children OF Polly Lnrken and H."
rhilrru OF Sally lIiH whoso names are unknown, VIII
liun q Moore ia hit OF his wife Suran F. Moore, and
Mury Lurkin in thi probt End Tint they
NOT re.ident this State motion oi The shid slave.
by their said Attorney il ordered that they do appear
here On iii. fret day uf the term and chow cause
any they car why the sud paper wiring should not be nd
nirted 10 record the luz. will and testament OF the
ssd Pleasant Furnstt deceased, ond that this order be-
uub hed week for four successive week., i'll the
kich.iond Enquirer newspaper published IN The city Of
Richmond. and also be posted n the front do,r OF The
curt House of This county the first day o the lex;
county Court. Copy-Trptr:
Jan lU-cwiS H. d. Bar ilSI. IirTH
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NJ I"rC O0I-I,lRS KENNitU.

BOUT the l.t Of November las, KI.U ND TIM I'VE!
N from INV farm Riverside in Hanover. lie is about
~ years old i've eight inches high rather stout ""
and OF black complexion. u
buush him in 1919 of Mr. ]. A. E"st"i' near " Hde'
DO O, \. c.
will give Twenty Dollars 20 any one who VIII nppre
,pd and deliver him 10 either Of my Oversccrs IN lano
vrr; ii hr is Of ,lis state ana secured IN !I,
will give Fifty Dollars. r.. foN AlHf"
In
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IDAN AWAY from the >uh.crbcr, on the 4ih INST my
(ts Tor his age about years old light brown
mas,,o quick in his speaking aud action. lie had on
car ur h. uAy be preparing 10 80 North or TO Norfolk
Or Old Point, where lac raised, and lived la; year WIN
Col y" Ri,,y. al Old Pon; ComioiL | wii give 50 II
or SEQ on, of the State delivered 10 with amy ncces
-. 80. ,,,o,,.c ,o scr him here WIN GRAY.
g. is io,c,T Richmond
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,ItE- rEHrIr:L.D LAND FOR SALE.
r. by lufs

TIME Truci Of Land Formerly owned BY the lat" Ed
IL mund A. Luckc. decd. yin. upon TUinahawk Greek
and ao.in. the lands oil VIM. Ninirec, Jr Abyah Cheat
ham Jr md Others The Tract cniinns ift acres aud
l. well adapted 70 ia. Growth OF wheat oats nid TO
tncco md upon il very good dwelling house, with
~ ~ ot .!I" :ircrIsnry ogllIous"s
Tn. ptr i, very el;Ly, ai the society IN the noi:h'
torrod ."oi
iDou' ,uc hiri j. ia The original growth, END much ot
the remain Ter pine, tor which market may be Ind t
Cosldr!d u.'IO; i!ist brn: ouly 5: ni!"- distant
For lcri. Ar. which ale liberal! Gi early application
h., n,a1. , n,rly N LOCKE1T & PASkEi.
s.. aItd,-T Richmond, Va
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DKOAD ROCk RACES.
VK1lLL commence the Fourth -,
wv TUESDAY IL APRli. 1856 AGk&r

w TIESUfl IN At MI, IeO I0cs6kH6GRSNNS
and continue fve days S
10, day, TuESpAi.--A Sweep 6--6--s'-- -
stake for old colts and hicS $500 cnrance-slW
forfeit To name and close the lst day Of February.
2d day. WEDNESDAi.-Proprictor'. purse s3oo' tw"
mile heats.
3d duy Tiir,RSDAY-A S,-eeps,akr for years old
colts and fies s;OO entrancc-S2O forfeit Three in!c
heats Name and clop. the lst day February. 1850.
It'll day, FRlDAi-Jockcy Club Purse s''o thrc' nhe
heats. -,
Jah day. SATURDAY-A Swceps'nkc tor ) ye"rt OLD
colts ana ileS. Sl00 cntruncr-StO forfeit Mile heats
To hume and close the lst day Of February . E,
Second Race, day.Propret"r- Purse SIEG mile
hcnts. 'A'' IN
Sny n-ctl.tE Proprietor
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:: .TV D0LLARS REWARD

~ rnm nav Tcsident, III I.uHtIIUHT6 NU",.,!
hNn An, ,h' OILS, Nov isi4, twonegro men, one Lhh
rEI S0ISsOE tall. black f:llow, sb"ut % years o,n
,b ON. or two of his front under teeth out ana Wv
ane ot his hands He is from Maryland, and was pnr
cbasrd in Richmond The other SAM short heavy SET
man nbou IS yclrs udhas ahick long head oi mar it
i. from the neigh orhood of Wurrcnton In IT,hh WI
uivr 6iy dollars f the delivery OF both 70 Pu:Hn pa
vis Richmond ruius in jail so That sr' .hr' VI
twenty 1--WE dollars for either. r. H. siohtS,
n.r sc,f luncnhurC County
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SALE or ItSDIS FLItASSA.

NOR sale privately, trac, Of s'd containing 1.o
n acres lying in Fu'hnnu coun,s Oh t!r heaa wa'ers
OF CNnG.a ;!sIn Creek, al in origin. growth.
Tits a peculiarly adapte' TO the production OF TO-
prices !; les remarkably veil, is sbundaniy watered,
ami pres.,. ae eastern And southern exposure 90 eS
seni he odHction of wheat and Tobacco
There !. ,,,ou the ,-,ct fair proportion OF superior
branch land which gould produce heavy crops OF corn
AMI MI m, be made cry profitable ns meadow land, being
wi;hn miles oiamyra the county seat to which p1n;
in tits land Jy .nriy application.
Mr. " N zrrasy living adjacent to the tract will take
pleasure in 'howng i, to any one wishing to purchase
y.h - rwtf WALTER 2. FOETAlEE
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r,yESTy DOLLARS REWARD

DAN AWAY from the subscriber in Louisa county; Va
HI on the 2sth July, 1854 negro man, named SAM
black short face aud his hule fingers crooked; about
o. ycsrs old Has relatives in SposyvRia III the neigh
borhoud of Malcomb- HAITI dectnsed and n Quiocnhury
in said county. -
The above reward will be given II delivered 70 me- hv
inc near Ynnccyvil, ort lodged in jail whcr. can re'
him. GRANVILLE bILLo'H'
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yuNIE celebrated four mile kacr Hor,e, BY Bos- -
II tou iu,l hy in ported Prnin will stand his(IsSS
sr., s.,,ou 1856 at my stable. Pitt.ylvanh----
Courr House Virginia and will be e, 10 mn:", Mt hir1y
ioara the forty I" nsuE" MA one "o'"' W '"e
groom. ,,., ,,; .o..,
hereafter. 'ohN d. "it''' -
Doc ll-cwlrt Feb
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" Tonn,s "a AT Circuit Court held for Nansemond
,rr;t;nn n, "n w. i4u day OF October, 1854:
t 49, ms Pa porting 10 he the last will and tosismen
Issa na uescn:ed dated the 4h day of October
uor therein named in in cS%r, BY George the Exec
suggested that there might be some nersors nmt n
erestsd in the sad Prbs Ia ordered that notice be
gwen Oy puoncson, ,slmny I'LL such persons who ure
next term thereof beius the 10th day OF April and
make themselves parties to ths To ro,, d
probat; and that copy of this order be pub,hed n
week for eight successive weeks in the Richmond Ennu
rer. Tests:
Doe le-cwsw PETER B. PRESTIs Clork
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,

kILMARSocH, UtctnDtf TO- Ie"f
! have appointed Thursday the 18th duy OF February
lsS5 the accounts &c, ordered in the above de-
roe mud To who the heirs and distributes o
tchn Edwards; deceased and the parties interested
' required attend before at my Office by 10
nn 1 ~ ON tho day appointed, with all such puper'
and MI o'dtnca uRy BE- necessary III the premser
JoL pr.os Who may DO heirs and distributes OF said
seve, =" deceased, required 10 report them
Dsc y, "e ~ tho same time and place.
80 -H-cw@w ADDlSNN HALL ConImr.
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LANDS FOX SALE.

NE are authorized 10 sell about 900 acre.. ,.,
w tie county Of Dinwldde, ON tine Pc,cr.I,rran rana IN
hoydtCn Plank road These lands will be sold IN So ai
IRE poly, or "ill be- divided into farms the
purchas,rt, some portions Il which will have cNrm.
improvements o.hcrs with moderate improvements. hnd
BONE ~rhon, m.y PcrsOus wishing purchac. will do
e'' eH!! "n u a. wc can be accommodating in regard
" quHn'ry, prcr, terms uf pnymcnt &c.
. RUFFlN s. AUGUST,
mOnd, Va NAV Io-,,v,f
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VXIILLIAM T. AYLETT, ,ATTORNEYAT LAW
w attends all the Courts of King William. King l.
Queen Essex and Hanover.
Post oRcs-Aylssts, King William County, We.
Ian Q-o6T
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The American Organ at Washington, the Central
cam party, and all of its Councils have nothing TO
do pro or con- with the subject OF slavery, and it
states that that subject which they leave t" the
States, under tho guarantees Of the Constitution
This language coming from the organ Of Southern
Know Nothnsss any thing but nuspcious TO the ca'l@e
Of Southern rghts-but taken in the most favorable
light it sounds strangely, fwhat we hear be trrc that
several of the 9ockhodcrs Of the Organ are arow-
ed aboitoDists' that VIM. V. blanchard, printer
OF the National Era abolition)- and Selby Parker
who were bondsmen for Chaplin tho kidnapper, and
known to DO hbOlitionists, arc stockholders in the
american Organ" to the amount of $500 each. How
will Southern w-Nothings relish all association
with such allies!
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MAJ Iprs,,t W VIRGINIA AND NORTH CARROLL
mon As,lcu,pr'' d tie Executive Committee of the
S. II" War ''e'g Of Virginia and North Carroll
aaI E.ssi%1' %' .., .s the ,n- for the mex, An.
Wy OF Fcr.pn. ~ Ned on the Fair tiround- nenr the
I sal 70 Tour .sd.y the 2sd day OF October next
80 @ SG!cry t.nisr phsecutive days. Furthermore that
'hrr viii % s'cietieA und most cordially invite.
'Al 1-c4saI cooperation. JAMES C. Balm,
Secretary
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1ORrABLE STEAM ENGINE Am =,

9 MILL. FOR SALE.-Being determined to remove
Toua oner 1r sale No !. twenty horse power Steam
'"T;'ht; Al a very reduced price.
hl hns been worked only about Fix months Just long
Hs prov" lie exce!lencr and il warranted 10 be as
the ., machine BE- purchased any thing like
THbs' SyNf,y TO cambridge & HART, Richmond, or
me coun,v y. 'oN' il, h"ther 1ieh r. oihce' caro-
Semi, o6-ctf
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Know-Nothins Caucus ut Washington, ID. e.
WksHINGTON CITY, Jan. -, lsI.j.


| ia N, Ed;.,rs %, Nr Rir1mOna EaguiTr:
We have recently had in our city quite gathering
oC Whip or Know Nothing politicians. We have had
those bitter foes 10 Democratic policy, Jorrph Scgar
and John Minor 1nts, also Mr.. james +. STROLLER.
Elute member from the LoudOun district. and or
Two other broken down Wing politicians. The best
information get rs To the cause Of their hoca-
,yy here together, leads to believe that 1t is To
take counsel of the Northern Sachems of the Know
Nothing party now here, and partcu nrly oi the cd-
tor of the american Organ, as tn the arrangement
of ticket for the "Od DominIon.' The editor Of
the Organ has latcy taken very high ground in re-
ference tn the election, and has ntmatcd pretty
,ainly 10 the Virginia Wings that they must pihy se
cond fiddle Ia the know-Nothirgs III this critrst.-
The lenders have il il understood, ucquesccd in This
plan and are now here Ia make the best terms they
can with their IncxUraLc masters. They are sab.
mtting with the best grace they can master. Dui.
besides taking their cue from the Great Ai"-hi "i
Know Nnthingism in this city, these leaders have an
other object in view ThecoaIition Wings und Know
Nothincs i. already losing ground by reason "l he
popular impression that the North their ofSalZa-
on is identical, ncnrly so, with the ahol'ti"sts.
The messages of Gardiner and Pollock III" cieci"l
of Abolition know-NuIings III every case I" '"h-
crcss, and the caucus nomination "i IN" notorious
Free Soilrr, Wilson, in Massachusetts, nave together
with other signs. caused some trouble II! me H""'i,
ern wing of the Order. The leaders fear THAI cy VIII
not he able retain their followers unless me Ah"
tnn tendencies nf their allies be somewhat MASK
cd and conceded. They are striving, "h'ou"'c"i!'
to procure by earnest suppicaton and thfen' more
polite course for their section. car they Will meet
poor success in their cnGeavors. - a., "
Ny informant says, tlIa: he heard Mr. Mex H. H.
Stuart was here nlsu but thinks it must be mistake;
I susnrct Mr. Stuart must have been here |; would
be- strange indeed, if he were absent. There could
hardly be- piece of petty rcane ami political m
triguc in or near the Old Dominion bnt "hH' thS
rrIrIcmnu would co,.rivc IL ..havc finger III the
nic" His haired To the Democracy may be safely
counted on under all circumstances and h'E rrcdliec,
tions for trckcry strong to bcrcprcSS' Dch'
upon ii, he j.. well mixed up in the Know 'E"!hins
plot notwithstanding all his protesa'inh ~ , .ii.1
crncc. lie is like Mr.. Joey Bagstock-"dcviI-li
sly" .,,,.,,,a
will the Virginia Democrats suffer Themselves I"
be defeated bv these wiry intrSucrs,. who have n"
ideas or spirit of their own but are iHfcea |" leave
home. uu,I subject themselves to Yankee 'h1ucAce
nnJ trs;,,inr b1tnre thcv can take single step!
u'' '' '' " OBSERVER.
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TUE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.

nv RITCIIE, PRYOR & DuNNAvANT.
,yv ? RlTCHlE e ROGER 4. PRYOR, EDITORS
TMUKsDAH, JANUARY 2J, 1885.
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FAIsM IL AMELIA COUNTY FOR SALE.

wv o"cr Tor sals very desirable Hrn IN the lower
w end OF Amelia about 10 miles from Petersburg nnd
y n,,- 'On Richmond. lying on Salnozine creek and
nes''Hc H'e OF Amelia Chcs;crheld and Dnwidd!c coun
hes coHl"rns about .'34 about 400 acres open
iiL mostly II cul;!vHGi dix led into fields $40 acres III
n'f'a sui pine growth. aboundng in Barrel Pipe and
hI TIMBER rs III hne bottom land, mostly tree from
iulie;lo: NIL the necc-sary buildings for
iaru o lie well wher. in each field by some six
W rsh SPRING.. and by crccks having tine prospect
waller power ntrrGmg OF the finest .tnnds in the
county 10! GT,~' Mil SC
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-01-26
Nl.kN FL MY.

4 kno~- ~-No'hio, organ recently puh!i>r'! the fol-
lowing article:
.AIIE.Ip Pros, KIrIIu. OF fnkkI"Ntia.--M w Z
Yesterday alluded IL the irusir! VAN W'h ''' "''
iitai il wa, II portion ui III" itm"w -N"iI's cree"
10 lro-crbc Catholics, waS circulated. H"i I'e>
yroum.~s is tn: charge TIM; the kn"w' N"'!GS' IT.
marry pr,,,r,b,. Foreigners. They do not v"" tor
,,rri,,crs-i!,cy do not wish 10 them elected !"
tLr offices ol the country. 1hry wish !" nave 'h'
Naturalization laws cham -cd, ms t" l'r"Teni l"rt-"-
rrS from ruling America -,
but in the prosecution "i their "i"i business
they maxi. no discrimination agHIHat iiIr!H y ''T!
-n,l,. statement "i fact. viii prove this lhrT" III"
numbers u! foreigners III ih.a city who have d"ht
well Ia al them have na' IIitun'r. iIi'l"
I'm, been ilu falling al" in the hu>r,: {" any ui them,
far as can learn. And yci wc wi! vciHHre |"
say, that in the m nriiy Ui cases, much III" !!rE%r
portion of their customers are knuw- N"thIngs. We
should not, think. b" ont "! the way II We w"r'
10 say that lwuhrds ui Ih" customers al tlOs: Ia.
rcigncrs engaged in business here. ~" incLb"r> {"
the party alluded To-. When Know Nothing
wishes 10 purchase. be- buys from the man who has
the article, without uskIn, whether the merchant be-
Il Foreigner or MOI. So il is when he seeks me
chnlic ~ aburcr. He never enquiries whether he Is
Forri ymcr ur not
That ID, to keep man party uu: ri p"I;,chl al.
fees. is not prescription. 1hauk-rc. Mr. km"w-N"-
thing. We shall. oi course, never hca" any more
about "pr"scribins prescription and have no more
abls of the Democrats for prescribing the Nhlg-. n
the Democrats have never refused 10 trade with the
Wings for anything they had To buy,or scl, or make,
and have ouly kept them uu! I'll Office!
OF course the Governor will not be abused any
more inr prescribing the Wing Bank Directors that
wanted To be. lie did not pr"scribe them: he only
kept them out uf oNct. have no doubt hc would
trade with them freely H. ever Would ut YOU t'"-
vernon! ~ NCll.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-01-26
ORANGE LAND F0Ic SALE.

sor iuiih"T Information, terms &C. apply to
KUFFls ( AUGUST,
NJ" A'r ,n N" sn" ond purchase OF lands, No l3
4nih ttleol NCAlILII Ink Dl-cAff