Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-06-03

| SUMNER RErRE4r-.-l: We were asked what lNra'.
tiles on the seabOard Were the most eEtcIil lnr ;
pleasing, aud AZ the sam" time no-t Giveu' Ayeua,
visitor. who usually resort To such places during 81
| heats nf summer we wo,li not hesitate in s"y OLU
| POIST CoMFoRT, now under the mana ny ut hr.
.J"s-ph Sugar, and CHESAPEAKE HALL. nj Hampton.
for several years past SO "dnlrahIy hsd up ~. ~.
rHng'd by the proprietor, DR.. H. q. Bank. in"'"
delightful watering places ar. now open tor ~" 70
cepton of istors, and possess advantage, wrh ars
not surpassed by anv others II III" country. Cn,'s
| May Saratoga and Newport, with ihc;r abolition
walters servants and hangers on, not the place
where Southern gentlemen, a: leas,. meet u 'n
that refinement, attention and genuine hospitality yaai
kindness which will he found in surh pro'usj"u '...
80 admirably blended at Chesapeake Hall nud o.;
Point Comfort Va.
THE IIoR-E ASD Cow wrHIrF.-Edwnrd nrnn. vaut
aims vii inn J"i-s called tn: Fr;tgy iA.' ny
officer Peterson, OF Petersburg, and r"krn - :nnt
city, To be tried for the IGany crimes alleG'" h1IIa:
him in that place When about tn inr H., C:r'.
gent enan from Amelia recogniz- ID him and cn"rr /
hun with stealing horse in that county s"'n" f,E.-
ago He acknowledged the theft and asked 20 az
taken there for trial. doubt believing that h.,
chance for escaping from that jail would be- lI-,.
better than where he now is
| SOUTHERN ENrERPRI.E.--Q Quite q sausa'iuH Ga-
produced the of Main and 18Th .:rr"'s e.
day afternoon. by the appearance ui new Income.
tive ot massive proportions, drawn by n term "i 30
mules This splendid machine has recently rsrU .s'r-
| srnctri nv me lTcltgW lucontiIiNc " uis+, i ..I
city, under III. supervision OF Mr.. Mathew D-.rnr',
who has spared pains Ia render il III" most
plee engine in all Respects that has vet b-cu "urr
ed out" from the establishment. Ali hu recent tn
movements have been Introduced. and h- .,ruyrn"".
! fal work has never been surpassed Ih' w'.r.N' 90
the structure is nbuu; A 900 pounds, nmG s c't'l
wheels measure y feet III hinn-ter. Tins .ma"nn,'s
was built for the Central Railroad Company, aya ITO
| b. used exclusively tor the pa~-sn-e' -"-v'''". II"
compliment to the Eng inecr nf the company. the uH
chime has been styled The al. ID. NhH""iub, rat
should give ns much satisfaction ~ The c"Hpan.
that efficient officer has done, tl-r" viii be -" "',-
plants in regard 10 it, seIscr. Mr. Jb'"Hh l.. = u
derson, proprietor Of he 1r-d"gar WORKS. ""r"fErs
much credit for proving TO th" world fnhi IN s'''N
scarcely be surpassed IN the cnp"b'E "' 'i- in-
| uiactOres.
| FlREs-The upper pnrf "f the brick teHarr-rr, ~
Clay street. West "f AiHns occupied By Wm. y.
Tn.l.v Il Go. rs Bakery. WA. burned Frlis"
morning abou, d o'clock. The building ard .'n'E
arr. estimated be damaged 10 the ext IA. ii aH".
when amount is fully covered by Insurance. ~
builiing i, owned by Mr.. Adolph Dill TIE TIA
was entir-ly acciienial The hr-iIen Were rHry ~
gr' und, aud 1t is perhaps"" GO ihelr lr""'t.
Mss on III" occasion that Srr.:r obstruction a.d
| not take place.
About 10 o'clock Friday m"rnng. ZONE sDn'l'
fell on the roof of h"us- n'crPied by Nj s'niu,
tust d on Byrd, between h5.t aud s-c"ai siTr"''.
T.. fire communicated to the Shingles, tC! 81.
flames were extingushed before much damage WI
done.
VtRGrSrAys rs KaNs,s.-AInorg the arr"e'- 5.
the I.-c,unpr"n H,u-e, L.rompon, KHr.rs, ;u"tu
l7th 10 rs April, observe Tho nal.- -; ~" t.
inwirg from Virginia: K. NJ. Lacy,J. j. Gl-E. Cnas
". Otry, Th"S. l. NIX ,nney, j. D. PrItch.rd, -
w. Jones. +. VI. Crown-r, r. W. Mace, ". BnD.'n,
and {. e. Purcell. Some Of the above went '.-1'
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