Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-11-04


| on paopery constituted publi, -
,rac"tieS and Obligation. u'seuioi'eS. All thes,
toiore rxistiup. "P'chtcd state of thin, ~. ~.
Inc Far grounds yestors..
",c'l'i'F ana Etc which prevail" aksd nothing of tho
anys. Inc hight rains which fell a an =; the previous
10 ,h a. ",os. hsreTa6I+ effect, having .firn .a, : night,
Hhy, 80 much 10 tn. prpiudic. IS uely Oh Thurs
"oh'it'S h'd inc dresses. The chang. "A,cSo'ae
'"ihe one Ia Them, tor, MotwjlhstsnG;n" d wei
""'Ve!y cool, they were on the grounI 10 'us Gay
proportions than, probably, any Jaw dur;nr -, la'ger
a. ~ more interesting to us, than any f.s,nrs " t
oar'oIion' was the Imposing Spectacle NJ . lhe
combination OF the fair daughters os ". a granc
"'unu Inc spacious tent, and exhibiting in 81, sea'et
St'u' dresses and enchanting looks, u snso,ann soT.
sp"TT ;"s III sp!cndor and magnifcepca. ,Ls su''
IIiaaDnin, m combinations OF nature or art. = mot
whiies ;m,'n 'ne latter Is apt 20 beget indifr-rsnrauD
"hhe IN the former instance II !. a.. rene
.,raro NE appreciation and eubanc. rho 10 L.
~ o'Ject. Cool and selfish. fnt.ed. wnrIi -! q
49, ''"t Touid resist the charming Influence " 10.
inv ,%a I'D yield to it indicates a pliabilirv 81 ~ fUra
,,-s.Iai -" -! DC ,eiii"f u virtrle, and nav u ries''
.eS'Fded NJ The index of a sobl., r.r.ron.t! W.. Dc
r"'' HehFi. We could reyel f,,,ye- in I'LL "h!Vs.
""".' rehderu u utterly obvious 70 Nil Gene.
''T; noi Dies the dear Creatures "9 We "
iiHT'!'S' with difficulty. dragged ours.,vo.
iwt '"'> 'r"i'"' we besvOk ours Yves 10 a - ;r1"e!
Thrr,Ja, ~ escaped our pbScrya,iorn.
thursday. urfirst trip was 10 the hors. 10 'aIynoa
a'.nnru' as on The previous days. the yrs., 90, "llcc
n'I"ol,oh' But We found nofhinr ,b.1a ,S., mte@
,a;Ia, I'e"'S noticed. The in.srrs;n, f..,rrss ~
amI - "eret"t"Fe, We're visible, AMI The .am- sc,;.s .
r;r, ~ "n,eh rendered the scene 60 attractive =:
- 'u7 p3rfiou- days, prevailed. Turn;n.
'"e p!aceo OF general exhibition. We ,ooL lining 10
aurey ot tHc poultry department, which IN s -,
~. ; ''e':' may wei! b. saii 10 comnsr. y;,h As sW'
P'.''Y"s fAhloi''on OF this character. w. n",;i
.mM0 r''.H',' geese Of rare size. AN alm,., ;,sa.4
in ,"n. u. cN''Rel!s, ducks of every desc-iption amS
oorIs ~! Specimen Ot the teathe.ed tribe wbicS
ss""L' p'"ase lie fancy or Ue deemed an acor;s;,;o.
'oI domestic purposes. fU''''on
=" ~ department OF Fancy Articles. w., ,o..oy
- oT""'''uI specimens o! drawing bv NJ pa.o;
Co.," anu engineer, OF this city. The s.rie,
n"Tpasst pia'S oi churches To be Lu.!, a, Ashland
"'n ~ curry county, near the residence of Nh. AU.r'
together with some neat plans of cnun,rv du: nHeu
or cotages-al executed with a taste and perf.c,;nn
"hlcu Reflects great credit on the ability of the ARCH.
tect. "' Vi 'e a'ca''
C"ntrary to general expectation, the list o! prs.
,n,u'n, was nor read, owing Ia the fact that the lit.
"esr no, inI!y prepared. They will, however, bs
punished III due tim" To satisfy the public cn-;,s;,y
ch"ceriai'i-d the amount paid out in premium,
to be about $1,000. The number Ct premiums ,w,ni'
ed wHs about four hundred, while theirs were otT.,.s
som SIX ~huHdTei Snd twenty. eight. The Mechs..
lcs' Far drew III a good many articles which wiz
have been exhibited at the Agricultural Fair.
II was eNu-cici thai TX President Tylar wou'i h.
present !" c"Ii"er The va!e!icrorv; bur b was prevent.
cl from GONG So, as we 1ndcr and, by ln..-
many were disappointed at this result, being an1iop.
To- hear the Tx President. from the high repu:a,ion
which he bears IA an orator.
In accordance witt previous a-ran1eman, ,bs "a.
closed ut 3u'cluck. |; WIS an exhibition of which
Virginia may wei! be proud, AMI which will lon, b.
with pleasure by the sons aud daughter.
u me oid D1mInlon, from the many agreeable as.o.
CONNECTED with il, as well Is the intrin.,c
inrr:t OF the various objects nn exhibition. We wi.s
u SAFE return 70 their homes, and much hap pines,
in the future.
a .trSs number o: persons left lat evening tr
'heir hoiIes. aud many, no doubt. will lrav- thi.
HE: desire To reach their destinations IN
Tor me election will induce a.suy To- leave. who,
.iiurF "'!l"r circumstances, would probably prolouc
heir stay unlI! The early part of mex, week.
he FARMERS ASSEMBLY met. Thur.dsy mo-n;n,
? O'Clock pursuant 10 adjournment, Hon. VIM. C.,
kIv-s occupying the chu!r
III" hr~t business in Order was the proposition OF
dr. Rutiin. that the Constitution b. so amended ,bnt
10 memhrr OF the State Agricultural Society who |, in
of payment of his dues 10 tn. Snciety for ons
.n;rs year or mlre, shall be counted IN fixing the
amount Of representations in thu Farmers Assembly
# Iii country Or town, which, after some debate, was
aid on the table with the understanding that a similar
esolu.'on would be offered at the next annual session
# the Assembly.
Mr.. Marshg!'s proposition 70 enlarge the powers Of
he Executive Committee in reference 10 the time OF
loliing elections for members Of the Assembly, WAS
Aid over III! he NIX: annual session of that body; also,
motion ii ShrrwIn Mcltar, o: ~lleprico, for establish.
u. i. Board ri Agriculture.
The proposition of Mr. Randolph, OF A.beularl-.
hat tile Executive Committee should collect ami
preserve H.. essays, addresses. NJ. on the subject Ot
agriculture, with ii view OF afterwards publishing
hem, VA. carried.
a committee was appointed, consisting of M-ssr..
Iranch, Warwick, aud Towns OF PitsyIyania, 10 t1
anime the books OF the Secretary and Treasurer.
After the transaction uf come other business, TIA
Assembly adjourned.
AGRIcrLTuRAL CoLLEGE.-Thc report of the Pes.
o. the Agricultural Society. advocating the RI.
Adjustment OF IN Agricultural College, in conncc,icc
HE University ri Virginia, SAYS:
"thc scholars -IJu!d Dc strictly disci aaned an!
trained :" HABITS Of order. Industry, puuctunlry,
economy, and To- irh"ripus APPLICATION 10 study and 10
,;.-iu-s-. They -h"uiG he a!ro organized into q mil.
airy company az corps. an! drilled IAI Instructed ir
infantry t'C;lcs, 80 ~ Ia make Item good citIZcn.sp. (
I!rrs rs wei! as good farmers. /
10 carry tDrs System ln'u Successful practical Oper. |
..inn, will require S2J3 GD1 "a Lr appropriated in The /
n!luw4rg nIsrn.r, VIZ: S6j,DDO 10 BE- invested in Stat. /
Hx prr cent. stock, the annual interest of which wouG /
yAy the tire. professors ot The University .t.ricultI /
nj College sl2,GCU each, which, together viii ,uitor |
ees. would provide -a.nrirs sufficient 10 command The I
,rviccs oi the abi,st professors. SlID,DQO would 10
1T to bilii up a"d supper, M Agricultural Institute. |
The requisite budding could be erected al a cost oi |
rom ?''G." !" S''''o @ni the balance of the fund
h''.d De invested Ia STATE Stock, the annual interest
My 10 d. used Tor paying the salaries of professors
II wor.ld PROBES. in 49, r., s sne r rm'pI T. ,.o,,,. \
.rv private, confr,bntion. nf n,r $500 ,n the &
mount of 800 900. and So soon a, ibai .u,n shall huve
..n Maid ar s..r,r,J ,, b.. no;d L. ;suimHJmaIs ,h. |
g'sia'ur" 10 BE- solicited 10 appropriate on behalf .!
J., STATE al Equal amount, upon condition that suct /
nho"ls sliHIl eve Instruction tree OF charge for tuItioG
/
FIpsr American M,hwI,GyIy Nrc,p,cr,-I,
irannda, Nicaragua. a few weeks since, Col. AI-1an.
er Jones. payinn't-r 81 Walkers army, was marie!
, Miss VI Try III. Mu~grav- Ut New York. Col. j. /
'as one Of the urIglna! fifty six who entered the
puntry with Walker. ThIsl = the first American mar.
that ha, taken placc III Nicaragua. The bride.
room has several relatives i'll Richmond.