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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-05-16
v,CHMOND ENQUIRER,
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AN IMPENDING WAR.

tbs evident from the tone oiher respective organs
that the antagonisfactons of the Know Nothing party
in this city, are about TO terminate their truce and to
resume active hostilties. II the vgor of their ope
rations be proporionate to the vehemence of their
manfestoes, the public will witness conflict to
which last winters campaign was nothing more than
an amusing pastime. The Aristocracy, represented
oy the Wh'g, rely for the superior strength
OF their position and an assumption Of exclusive re
spectability Of connexions. The Bottsnen, of whom
the National Amercaa is the mouth piece firm in the
consciousness of greater numbers and animated by
an unbroken succession Of victories confident
ly anticipate an Ultimate triumph. Though we mean
10 maintain strict neutrality, we do not hesitate to
confess that symPathies are with the former fac
ton. The Wing certainly espouses the interests
of the South.
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to admit that ire" society is failure aud who in Eu-
rope or our North does uut The only debateape
question now is, free society as constituted being out
of the question: shnll the world rscur to some tried
form 0l domestic slavery or 90 forward tn Owenito-
ism, Fourlcrism, MurmolsIn or Free Love-
For more tlan century, uil Europe thought the
Crusadcs the noblest and oiest of enterprises How
completely Al! Suddenly did that opinion change
May mol such r woeful experience in like mann.:
heal the abolition mania Again, VIC say to South
Carolina, stay in the Union, build up, by means of
Southern echcols and colleges Southern books and n
Southern press, Southern thought and OPINION
Challenge the North and Western Europe to a com
parison oi the evils OF free and slave society, as de.
dnced from history and statistics, and to weigh the
authority and usages Of mankind in favor of each.
Free society is getting into so intoerable state,
moral, religious, political and physical, tina, it will
be ready to hank any one, who can point to an
exodus from its e;lbarrassmens
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HYTHE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.


INFORMATION having been received cy tue tS"cu'
rvs bs az inquest held in the county OF Green
Sr.r upon the body of Joseph shaett. Jr, deceased
), vh;sa there IS good 10 bcve that on me 2o
(..sn, N ssid couny the said Shett was wsyHd ana
aardereiby JAMES GREGORY. who hss nsoe nls e. g;
and Is now going at large therefore do hereby OF
d. reward of One Hundred and Fifty Dollars to any
or persons who shall arrest the said James Gregory
lr. deliver him the jail OF said county ana 40 more
-.c,rc sl Off er. of this esh, cirt! and
G,sry and request the people generally 10 use 'heir
exe.,!ons procure the arrest OF the said gregory
hat ne may be hrousn; 10 justice
ser Seal ot the Commonwealth. AT Richmond, this
WV" N"' " HENRY A. WISE.
ev ,he Governor GEORGE W. MrSFoRp Secretary of
James Gregory about dve feet seven or eight inches
Lsyh of small stature spsrey formed-about ~ or 25
t.s, Of age nxh, hair disposed curl His under jaw
ec,s throwing the lower teeth little forward of the
- o-cbt
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THOSE VIRGINS.

MIR. Sam. Mcdowell Moore said in his speech
before the Know Nothing Convention at Staunton'
that only the rrgias Of the Democracy have Joined
his party! Here are some of these modest maids
Andrew jackson Donelson, John n. Patton, j. NJ.
II. Beals Richard g. Morris, John s. Carlisle, Nat.
Claiborne, Lemuel j. Bowden Richard Relns.-
purity Of "sweet sixteen" Sly sarcasm that, Mr..
Moore.
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By THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.

|uSrORMATION having been received by the Executive
ms; EPRRAlM, a negro man, who coufned in tho
n, OF Halifax county charged with having committed
escaped ,hererom the night OF the ?ls instant
is now going at large, do therefore hereby offer
vsrd OF one hundred dollars to any person or persons
o hs arrest the said Ephram and deliver him into the
|, Commouwearh civil and military and request the
keove generally their best exertons 70 procure
L. sr.s, OF the said Ephrsim that he may be brought to
Given under my hand Governor, and under
j.. > the Lesser Seal OF the Commonwealth at Rich
i ro,d ,his oi;h day OF April. in the year lsJo
t-'AD' '-'' HENRY A. WISE.
r. ,bs Guveruor: GEORGE W. MrNFoRp, Secretary Of
la sCorrnogwea!th.
rPRAiM s about thirty years OF age vc feet eight or
/, :ra inches high. very black, and badly clothed
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-05-16

The Washington Sentinel of the 18th inst denies
the assertion OF correspondent OF this paper, that
VIM. NJ Burwell, Esq. was the author OF the edito-
rails in that paper denunciatory of President Pierce
1t adds:
ave do not remember Mr.. Burwell's having ever
written a line for the Sentinel since its first issue Ia
the present time, with the exception of one editorial
and that continuing no abuse OF the President. Even
This editorial was furnished without our knowledge
of its author T., the time, and was adopted because {"
onr entire concurrence with the sentiments contained
in il. We have not seen Mr.. Burwel since the Nir-
,i,ia Legislature adjourned, nor have we Ind line
from him upon any sutject. So much, then, tor the
charge which we should not have noticed bat for It's
appearance in a respectable Virginia journal.
w. will not, however be- misunderstood. We
do not mean to put forth the impression that we wou
r-pudiar the k:ndnuss o our friend Mr.. Bnrweli in
giving the benefit of his able and eloquent PEN On
The contrary we should hail with pleasure and graft
ude every contribution from it 10 our columns, and
are Jute sure the Sentinel would lose nothing by the
force Of his reasoning and grace Of his style. MIR.
Burwell too, as We have learned. is M longer con
necef with the know Nothing order. but IS pre-
parad with thousands md rers of thousands ot Con
stitu,iunal States Rights Wings to unite themselves
with the Democratic party if it shall present name
accountable to them
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y1slrERSrO THE U. 5. MILITARY ACADEMi.
APPOINTMENT OF CADETS.

-. 7f Ccaets 15PeiNttd ~ lt F|esdkRt "A. ..-c e
Jrom Dis,ri1 Of ColGm5ia fer ls5s
Edmund Kirby, son OF Col. KIRBY, deceased, late
of U. S. Army. Guy Henry, son Of Capt. Henry,
decd. Justin Dimick, son of Mrjor Dimck. Frank
lin Harwood, son Of Capt. Harwood e. S. Navy
Campbell Emory, son Of Maj. Emory, L. s. Army
Irwrllyn lIux,on, soE of Dr.. Hoxton, decd, former
" of the L. 5. Army. Robt l.. Eastman, son OF
Capt. Eastman, u. s. Army. Jefferson D. Bratiord
ron of David Bradford. decd. served in the war oil
1872 Henry A. Dupont, Delaware. Frank A pa'
Wis, Pennsy yivais, orpsn family rend7red much SCI
vios in tho war OF 1912 and subsequent wars Wright
Ryss. District of Columbia
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TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS KEw.Dr

+SANAWAY from the subscriber. on Friday, The Both
~ November, negro boy By the name Of PHILLIP
d boy aboul7 wears of age, FIVE feet three fom
shes high rather thick SET about the color OF aginger
re tul! lace and large eyes; has habit OF rolling his
fes when talking or ughing which look very white
fch tme-; 10 a little inclined to swagger and drag his
when wslkin:. Hei Carpenter BY trade, was born
raised in Richmond, Virginia, and will, perhaps, try to
fske bis way 10 that place.
will give the above reward for his apprehension and
fE"ery 10 me- for his confinement in any Jail that
"a get him. E. COLBERT.
Dec G--ctf Eew.Bern, N. c.
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l,IERICAS HOTEL


TIME subscriber respectfully informs his friends and
:.e public generally that the American Hotel Eow
l., epa.ed aud furnished and will oc open for the re
kL.y Il guests on the first day OF May next He hopes
b m .a;ion to every department TO give satisfaction
10 hi, is:;eas inc. J. BROWN.
Late Of the hrm OF Desuc & Brown.
Ps-7be services OF experienced Ostler have been
s,ured 10 supsrnend the stable attached othe Hotel
Ami o;-:(wcIw I'LL r..
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JOHN e GEORGE GIBSON,

RICHMOND, Va,
HAVING extensively fitted up their establishment
the lu,es; IN proved machinery, are prepared
:::a.h shor, notice and reasonable terms, all
ada 0: portable finished Carpenters work, such as
iE &.
S.a, Blind, and Doors, of all varieties.
s:sfs :l-udrails, Porches, Verandahs, Balconies
I9acs: Cornice Mouldings and Brackets Of all sizes
MM;;"i!ag, "; Of all descriptions
"t,aoo>':., Chsr.boards, Ceiling boards, &c, &c
N ~ MI .akc estimates for work to plans furnished
aac deliver il their factory at the cstmated prices
N!''s Fsspectul,y solicited. Jan 2S-cf
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CO.PARTNERSUIP.

n.,.LaaaersSned have this day entered into copart
oi the old frm return their thanks 10 their
b. ,1 T' the support witch they have received tor
49, uas, that il will be continued 10 the new
ss.in9 themselves that every effort will be made TO
'aeaon FRANKLIN STEARNS,
500 JOSEPH BRUMMEL,
siH PHlNEAS THURSTOS.
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ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD.

AN AWAY. on the 4th instant, two negro men,
CHARLES and JOHN
s'les is ahou, 9! years Old fee, inches high was
tusa' III Richmond Of Mr.. j. Pearsall, Of Onslow
panty, N. c.
seaa Is about 90 years old feet inches high was
Ssns! !E Richmond Of WIN c. Pratt, OF Carolns coun.
iass are both black and very likely men, and had on
~ - oile c!snket COATS
soo"e reward of 800 will be given for their nppre.
nd delivery In jail or ESQ tor either one, and all
Sasoie S''soie expenses paid, If delivered to Pullnm Da
vSMSanond, VE. WM. g. DEUPREE,
llc Vo
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sCPEH PgOSP01TE OF LIME.

atlNG 1sde arrangements With Prof Mspes for
IA. zee sale Of his Nirrogenised Super Phosphate Of
e,S narafscturers prices. we confidently recon.
our farming friends, believing 1t to be superiosto
now in use Having seen It's good effects last
nv Sorn and having heard zea Of i good effects
a TO believe IL supcriar to Guano not ber
b. bsp better crop the hrst year alter opphea.
|on - OF i,s durability, having In large pro-
'one dust. For sale by the ton, or bag.
mil, BAKER & PLEASASTs.
-8N Corner of rank lin and Union sts
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DEATH OF j. Nj. IL. RRUNET.

It is with sincere pain that we have to announce
the unexpected death Of Mr. Brunei, the editor OF the
Abingdon Democrat. AS compositor, and State Be
nate reporter he for long time associated with
the Enquirer office, and his fine intelligence and ge-
pial Qualities him many friends inthis city. We
svmpa,hize with hi. family in the sudden and dia-
tressing blow.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-05-16
THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.


BY RITCHIE. PRYOR & DUNNAVANT,
wM F. RTTCHlE S. ROGER A. PRYOR, EDITORS
ppnAv MORNING. MAY 10, 1855.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-05-16
DAGvERREAN STOCK DEPOT IN RICH.

MOHD.
NHE Proprietor seeing the need Of an establishment
where town and country operators Can obtain Da'
eueanI Stock Is real value, has made arrangements
;G the larges rauufactory New York TO be supphed
With Amproype and Daguerrean Stock OF every descrip
kop teng aou ed commission he furnish II at the
New YORK price Hoping the operators OF Virginia and
koh Carnus will See the convenience Of such al estab'
ken, the proprietor hope. 10 receive orders from
ir. generally. On hand and tor sale
| Jeauy Lind Cases Gilt Frames
P...l Clasp 90 Coating Boxes
l-a,4.on Shel! DO Head Rests
| Psp-r Mscrie do Cameras
Ors! Velvet do French Star Plates
Cotton DO do White Plate Glass
Pet Go do Anb-otype Cases
Six do do Union C.ses, Preservers. &c.
TEE attention ot operators is called TO article OF
h'c Con-ex Glass, cheaper and better thnn fat gass
4 orders. accompanied with the cash, will NEE. with
(romp. attention. OSBORN'S GALLERY
Aprl 25- c2m Richmond, Va
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From the London Gazett" Extraordinary of Monday April
RATIFICATION OF THE TREATY OF PEACE.
EnREIGN OErICE Anril 08 lSlG

The Hon. William Stuart, First Attach. - Her Ma.
estys Embassy at Paris arrived tins III .-:ing at the
Foreign Office being the bearer ui the ratification by
!her Maesrs the Emperor Of Austria, ;he Emperor
oi the French, the King of Prussia, the Emperor OF
all the Russiaa, the King of Sardiuia, and the Sultan
nj tho d-tnve treaty for the restoration Of peace
ai for the maintenance of III" integrity aud ndspen-
de.,.c Of the Ottoman empire, which was signed at
Paris nn the 3D;li OF Marc! last,
From the Supplement the London Gazette Extrsori
nury oil Monday, April p
ny The auEEH-A PRoCLAMATIoE.
Victoria R.-Wh.r,as, dehnitive treaty OF peace
and friendship between us and our allies and His I'm
prriaI Majesty ihe Emperor Of all tn" Russias was
concluded Paris on h- Both day of March last, and
the ratihcationS thereof have now been duly e1-
changed, in conformity thereunto we have thought
fit 10 command that the same be published through.
out all onr doninions and do declare to all our
loving subjects will and pleasure that the said
treaty Of peace and friendship be observed iuvioaby,
as well by az by land and i'll all cases whatsoever
strictly charging and commanding all our loving sub
c;s 10 take uocs thereof and TO conform themselves
thersnnto accordingly.
Given at our Court ut Buckingham Palace this 18th
day Of April in the year Of our Lord 1885, and in the
18th year of our reign.
Gnl tho
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CORRECTION.

To MKs. WM. F. RIrcHIE, lst Vice President o
the Mount Vernon Central Committee OF the mon
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TIE London Star 81 Apr! IL epeshinS Of re tsGe
ty, says
"Athough o, re read :ns treaty cl.rs. BY clarsa,
g., fl that the living end expanding spirit ol snc-y
viii carry 1t into effect differently from the n,rt, o.
Of irs trainers, ye; ". regard it a. s's rss'y !:
gives no one triumph, It seuds ns one away w'I
sense Of defeat and shame rankips in b!s bo,or.- =
Even Count BnVl, who Is -sid to have g"rs aYay.
mortified, can be only much yrstired 1t the oessss
Of bic meditation.
Though no treaty csr put On end 70 Ill cccas:-~'
for quarrel, this particular treaty SO far as We c.u -,
sows seeds of quarr.is piacee, more '''"I
any treaty We recolect the Interests OF The dS !-A
States Of Europe under the common Suarnisf Op y
ALL and will make it the fault of no III Ysricos:
but of several if psac- be again disturbed.
ut is obvious also, that all lbe powers d'ter 10 no
opinion of Europe. II cannot indeed. DC "'ntr"i-
for eve cry individual, however lofty k' s:ation -
one unit Of great whole and must <" "ii' .'- V7'h
of society The people Of Europe. therefore rh'
consolidate th. peace and exteud thor own irts'.|
if they will, aud if they will nc'' "sT WI: !'.s''
bringing d.spotistn and slavery III iia trs'H
"Th. drrlarx,iop CONCERNING nsu;rsi risa.s ic :.
Il admirable"
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-05-03

VINO 10 THE LEARNED WRtTER.
'DErpv."-Our half.moon contem-
porary in New Orleans, will oblige US
to answer the question, or take down
that standing puff for Hollands Bitters.
We have = strong inclination to sup
port the opinion, Of the les,ned writer
" Dendy" and only ssk to know "who
he is!~ Doss be live, and move and
have his being now, or has he passed
the Styx. and gone to Abriham's
bosom? The following from the
Crescent 10 meaningless, until we know
who Dendy was. or is.
EVA learned writer, DENLY. says :
Dryden, to en,ue his brilliant visions
Of poesy, ase raw flesh and Mrs. Rad
cifs adopted the same plan. Green
,es and euBss, II We do not sleep in.
ducs dreaming. Bsptis.a Ports, for
procuring quiet rest and pleasing
dreams, swatlvwec horse tongue after
supper.
The author Of the shove, could not
have taken less than an ounce, Of
"c;v;s" to swseten bic imagination.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-05-03

Coon, GLORIOUS News THE tel
egraphic dispatch Published by the
Gazette. Of Thursday morning. is con
tirmel by all the city papers Of the
,st inst. Hence It appears as . fact,
that the cloud which ore Swallowed
the Republican party in Nicaragua,
at previous dates, has been entirely
removed. by . great and glorious vic
tory Of Walkers army over the Costa
Ricans, At Rivss. Walker, ooly lost
about thirty men, whilst the other par
" lost about xix hundred men. This
must be particularly gratifying, TO
our people, since the British Govern
ment has offered Md to the enemy Of
the new Republic 4 the south.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-05-03
GBt 9ailg Comet.
BATON ROUGE,::::::::::::MAY 3, 1860.

TpE DArLr GAzErrE.-At the
head Of our contemporary IN hafay-
cite street, We notice the name Of J. j.
.Jors,, who, we understand, has pur-
chased a half interest id the paper,--
JONES, is q complete and thorough
practical printer. He brings to the
Office, such knowledge of the art, as
is necessary, TO make the buF mess re-
muneratiye and therefore, interesting
to the publishers. During the past
eeason-whilst the Advocate was pub
l;shed by Messrs. Hatch Il jenkins,
MR. JONES, was the Foreman Of the
office, and the chief spirit in all the
business transactions. We wish the
new firm, tie full measure Of success.
The Gazette, is soon to be enlarged,
and to appear in an entire new dress,
and arrangements are being made to
enlarge it, Job Office
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-05-03

The Best OF ALL Wrys.-There
10 good sense in the suggestion made
by the New York Messenger and
Times. in referring to the now dispu-
ted Parrish will, that the best Of al
wills. and Que which never can be con.
tested. is made for eyry body by the
statute. 1t gives the widow ons-third
forever Of personally. and one-third
Of reality through life, and distributes
equally to the children. II there are
no children, then the sisters and broth.
ers and farthers and mothers are the
heirs. Il is the will Of . rich man
and poor man alike, and seldom
brings jealousics or . contempt for the
money Of the dear departed.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-05-03

Has THE Earth A RrNe.-The ven.
cradle Humbols, from observations re-
Gently made respecting the sodiscal
light: draws the conclusion that The
earth IL surrounded with = nebulous
ring lying within the orbit Of Tho moon.
This startling conclusion is drawn from
the fact that the sodiscsl light has
been seen simultaneously At both esst
and west horisons. Il IL rather odd il
We have been for ages playing the
part Of . smaller Saturn among our
brother and sister planets, without
knowing Il!
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-05-03

PRrsoNERs ron DEBr IN EneLArp.
A return hes been laid before Psrli-
ment, on the motion Of Nj. Pellatt, Of
al persons confined for debt or con.
tempt Of court 10 the prisons Of Eng.
land and Wales. The melancholy
list occupies space Of no Iest than 40
pages. and suggests, in the course Of
its perusal, many painful reflections
Thus, man aged 70. has been in
caroersted in Chester County jail,
nearly i've years for the p.ltry debt Of
cal a.. Cd. and of13 Ia. Cd. costs ::
and two others, aged II snd 10, ars
immured in tho same jail for debts Of
eos and ESQ.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-05-03

Corror.-The Crescent. says tho
total receipt At tbe Port Of New Or
leans, tho present season, IL near l.
100000 bales. The same paper says !:
The stock il fast being reduced
The European advices Of the 10th eaus.
cd some feeling, but a. the dispatches
differ l"rgel.y, il is not very safe 10 de.
pend on them. No change in general
has yet taken place. and the wise and
cautious deem il the part Of prudence
70 wait till tho apparent fog clears off.
The letters by the Arabia will BE- due
tomorrow but il viii be about time
to have . failure of the mail.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-05-03
Lamber at lasAseea 1.reeee.

1VHb undefsi9ned having completed and tried
elk miles from town, 10 now prepared 70 Mi o.
ders that may be entrusted 10 his care. n rs per
cent cheaper than can he apehished w the b. ton
Rouge mills.
All orders len % the onlce u John 4. Dufrceu,
Notary Public, ON Lafayette street Willie prompi,
~ attended ~.
u II desired, lumber viii be delivered In town
At reasonable prices for hauling, for the aeccm,,
datfcn Of those who do not hauf for themselves.
May-2M @. N. PIERCE