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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-07-07

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES of ofconundrume," saii
old Hurricane stretching himef all over Social Hail
and sending out Of these mighty pufls of Havana
smoke which had given him his name. "Cau any ot
you tell me when chip may BIZ said to he in love!
81 can tell can" snapped out Little Turtle 81; :
when she wants to be manned"
just missed it," quo,h Od Hurricane, "by annie.
Try again. Who speaks frs,!'
81 do, secondly" answered Lemons. "It's when
she wants mate.
Not correct replied Hurricane. The question
is still open"
"When she's a ship Of great size (si;he,) modest
ly propounded Mr Smoothly
when she's tender 10 0f rGr," said the
Colonel regarding the reflection OF his face in bis boo
Every thing but correct" responded Hurricane.
"When she's struck back by heavy swell" sug
gested Starlight.
Not as yet, said Hurricane. "Come' hurry along
"When she makes much Of fast sa'iOr,,'' cried
Smashpipes.
Here there was great groan, and Smashpipes was
thrown out OF the window. When peace was restored.
Old Hurricane propelled" again.
"You might have said when she hugs the wir a.,
or when she rams down after smack when che
after a coasorf,' something Of that sort. Bat #
wouldn't have been right. The real solution il
when she's attached to 6uoy"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-07-07
s,I00 ACRES OF ALBEMARLE LAND FOR


TUNIIE undersigned offers Tor sale privately, on %
uodatinr terms the several farms dcsctioru D'pM ~
n no, cold by The lst of September next 'hry WI" e
be sold n, public auction Possession given III TINE 10 scu
u wheat crop. go ~ c, ,J,i,,
llO acres OF land, part OF the RlnInrd lar'h HJ".
ip2 the land of Peter Mctichre and w. W. 'i'er ohe
third vy Creek w.GrouHds, aud L. acres "' P"seu
woodland Price $40 per ncrc. ', :. 49,. :;
Yates par, uf Bloomfield adjoins hc ~ ;. iaril 10
within five mcs OF the University, contains 4oo a.es.
cfourth we'll timbcrcd aud can DC had eh'"P ' "''P
r;. p,,.,,,;.I,
Vcrulcrn Miss D. Goochs farm nfI"ns hooii'enn an
and the lands of r. w N Noland connns !o acrrs o.o
Of which cleared, has on 1t handsome new u"ciu'
with nine large just finished aud ali necessary ~
buildings. Price $50 per acre. 49,
Hicginbothan, the property OF Dr W. = hooch 70 u
beautiful tnrm Of i5s acres aijoina: Gc "hus Vi H.
w N holland and Peter McGccc and has on II m a!pe
supply of wood and buildings Price 20 per acre
These four of land al! Ii. whin less th"n TWO
miles of Woodvlle Depot, the Crn:a Raiiroai IN
refined neighborho0d aud convenient 10 ChhrIotesv!i,
the University aud TO B"ouiei Male Academy; when,
in future will he conduccd by Mcssrs w LeRoy Brown
and w. W. Tcbbs aud will Ga vi the very pest pre-
parat0ry Schools in Virginia.
Richards lies the Blue Ridge, un both SIDES oil the
line, between Abcmarle and Rockingham !;le north o
Browns Gap aud contains llU0 acres OF valuable
land only 100 OF which cleared Prcc % per
acre.
On the let Of September, the under med ut Bloomfield
will commence to sell, public auction al! the personal
property, except the negroes bclonsn; to the above
mentioned farms
Post Office, WoodviIlc Depot AlLcmaric county Va
May S-ctf y. H. GOODLOE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-07-07
RAILROAD ACCIDENT-FoUR PERSONS

RAILROAD ACCIDENT-FOUR PERSONS
KILLED-TWENTY OR THIRTY WOUNDED.
MARIETTA, July The express train which et'
this place yesterday morning ut III o'clock for Cincn
NATL when passing over treste work aoout IL fnss
from this place, was thrown from the track by some
Temporary arrangement OF the wheels. One car tell
entirely oil, and went down nearly 5o feet. "hen
the car reached the ground it was much oroken' ana
the roof was underneath. There were n persons III
The car ut the time OF its fall, OF whom tree ony
were INSTANTLY killed and one has since died.
Three persons were go seriously injured that theY
arc not expected to survive, while the remaining pas
sengers are more or ess iajured-the most oi them
however. very slightly.
Mr. Richardson OF Boston, was among the Killed
and his corpse, with several of the injured persons
has been sent TO the EGst by the Par kersburg branch
of tho baltimore and Ohio Rail Road. The other
nassenrars who survived being most carefully At
teudrd TO- and are generally doing well. In the con
fusion and painful excitement incident to this unor
tunate accident it has been impossible so lar to dis
cover accurately the full particulars oi The aialr OF
the names of the passengers killed, or those supposed
to bs fatally injured The officers of the rail road
comnsny Az well as the citizens of this place, and OF
Harmar and Athens, have shown the most active
symnsthy with the sufferers. All the other irant
upou the road gre running regularly.
SECOND DIsPATCH
pu,r,pyLpHIA, July 2-l0i0 =. Among the
wounded by The rail road accident are WIN Williams
of Harper's Ferry, Virsiniu Jacob Hosner OF Wheel
ing and B. Iver5on Cl Baltimore. h'iieo-;urs
VIM. Birham of Ma.eitai Nh. Richardson Of Bos
,nn and a man whose name ia unkno
i've may properly add, in relation to this uniortu
nate accident that by means affects the genera
connections of the Baltimore and Ohio Rail Roaf
With the Weat the Marietta being only branch o
Ohio travel connecting with the Parkersburg term
nus of the North .Western Virginia road
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x.CuMOND ENQUIRER.
.rx,,snEv pMlf, ska''wksSLf, '..r AND "
r'S-' ,,y uTCHIE & DUNNAVANr.
TIE X NJ 5:

s.S Gsts os .Bss4 sT pss; s11 @
rs q s'cn, %,, Weekly i've dollars per annun and
ys s"' -" six months. payable III advance tor the
Ire. io..rr' 'n' nrr snnu six copies for slO TO
wcesy hnG",l ,bly in advance. When letters CONTAINING
se paid fy mail they must be registered, or they
nonry ~, s." ,;.k ~, the writer's.
VII DC NJ :h' TrruS or ADVERTISING
- rSevIREa-For TEN hnes or iess nrst
n T''f and every succeeding insertion twon.
l.s:';Jn N' II inserted twice week or three times
ynye GERS and halt cents for each insertion after
se's 'n"s ~ when inserted only once week fifty een'
or esen 'ns;..,,WsxxLY For TIN lines or less fret
Is Thk i've ccas; for each subsequent insertion
Insertion, rs, inserted only once week seventy'hve
cents To-; TSwrrly-Fo. TEN lines less, first inser.
Is rhS ,fvc ccuts; for each Continuance fifty cents
i'n charged SIS tor one sqGare ol OF ,sn
sa', CIV greater length, except Auctioneers who
rs!:.,, nj 100 paper inclulei)
Ie S =, 0li;usrics and Tributes Of Respect exceeding
u ,,na. sr, charged Tor as advertisements.
Ses rom dues mus, be aeeoMpare" snn
@ rny o. 81, sNei"r! references 10 insure m
me. 10 has ciire may be RENTED per iusi, 'u
,sI available Bank notes II registered "' u'e ''sA Vi
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-07-07
ORANGE LAND FOR SALE.

II OFFER for sale Tract of Land called MINERAL
Il HILL the Village OF Bnrboursville and within
The tract well and wooded and well adapted
to the growth OF wheat and tobacco aso 10 the
ous grasses and the grazing system might be advnntr
sss of plain but comfortable Dwelling House md all
other Buildings suitable the place. The Fnr abounds
in Fine Springs several ot which possess medicinal quail
ties and the Dwelling House. For the last two
years made this place Upwards OF 500 bushels
Of wheat each year. besides corn and tobacco The oca
tion is desirsble owing to its proximity to at
the junction OF the Central and Orange and Acxan.
dra Rslroad also to good Macadanizcd road leading
,hither, By Of which improvement. easy aud
folk Alexandria, Washington Baltimore and snunton, in
few hours Ths county sAtractins many persons from
tho cities and from the low lands who seeking perma
neat or summer residences in it. Those desiring good
farm and healthy and pleasant residence invited to
call the subscriber living near the place. who will take
pleasure in showing it. My address is Barboursvile
Orange county, Va.
Juna0 0-rff j R,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-07-07
THE WASHINGTON CITY RIOTERS.

All good citizens will rejoice at the promptness
with which the law has been vindicated by the con
viction of several of the rioters at Washington who
sought by force and violence to sts the voice of ho
nest voters at the polls. In passing sentence, Judge
Crawford remarked that they had been convicted o
very heinous o-nceone indeed that cut at the very
roots of our system of government. lie (the Judge
was very sorry to see many men who Ind hthei tC
maintained good characters engaged in such acts
and especially did he regret mark one among them
who had been peace officer of the county. Per
sons, he said, who might be elected By such means a.
had been sought to be put in operation by the prison
ers-slch means as cliIues, combinations, boldness
and foce-could not properly be said TO be elected
all. 10 be Of genuine value our elections must b,
free, eatirely free. OF all the rights which are dear
TO us, Of all tho rights it is our wisdom and duty tc
guard, perhaps the right OF exercising the suffrage
free rom all intimidation aud terror is The mos,
important and it is all the more necessary that
this freedom of election should be maintained in
vlo!ae, since there is less likelihood that per
Sons who have been deprived Of their vote al
elections will make the effort to right them
selve, by appeal to the law. The exertion of VIC
lsnce and intimidation at about tho polls is less
private than public wrong, and it is therefore in
cumbent on ths public to vindicats its rights. a
nsturalized citizen has right TO his vote as much
(said Judge Crawfordl as you, or l. or any other
tive sud that right must be fully respected. Is it not
prepeterous, continued the Judge, TO refuse citizen
his right Of suffrage because he born in England
or IreanI, or Germany If there be any difference
il fact there is not, and ought not to be in reason
or ir law-.;he difference is in their favor for they
have made this country their own by adoption. by
voluntary choice; whilst had no choice, for we
were born here. At any rate, tho law protects them
in tie exercise Of their rights citizens and they
mus; therefore be protected. The Judge concluded
by saying that the senenc. of tbs Court is that all
the parties convicted be imprisoned in the county s
of Washington county for tho space OF one year, and
each Of them to pay fine of sen.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-07-07
THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
BY RlTcIIIE & DUNSAyAST.
SATURDAY, july 4, 1857.
TILE DAY


So much hns been said and SIM, aboui iI,s Fourth
the glorious Fourh-hat one finds il dlicult ,o sav
anything new upon The topic. We believe an i'm
posaio'y anu Shall nos attempt it. Ye: ar. we nm
""'lh@ '"a' INC day OF our country independence
sh"' pass Wy "ithou; word of recuguiiion We
must keep alive the remembrance Of its glorious
achievements We must tell it to our children and
our chlren's children, that they may unite with us
III tbs giad acclaim OF pruse to the noble band who
this day eighty odd years ago signed that Instrument
~iich severed HI connection between the unnatural
mother country and her unhappy offspring. What
strides toward glory and huuor--towari wealth and
power-haye we male since then The little oue
has verify become thousand; and now our Coun.
rys commerce whens every sea, and her name and
hcr innle are echoed and re.oChoed through every
land Let Us, in grateful remembrance, cherish The
emotions which this day awakens. lis suflsrings, ils
trals and lis anIelies were onJ taIhcrs' its Results
and its blessings, lis trunphs and successes are 0ns
IL is to be regretted that day so full Of delightful
associations should be so sadly perverted from its
true uses as sometimes it s. Surely, our revolution.
ary sires would not have regarded it especial
hoaorlng OF the event. that its annual return should
be made tho Occasion of drunkenness, profanity and
rlotlng While wc are merry at heart let lis contrivc
t" spend the day with soberness and docency-as th.
Great National Sabba:h-wholy consecrated to the
purpose Of awakening fresh interest and delight in
the boon bsquesthed Us by fathers In The words
oI cotemporary: "Lst US this day encourage each
" other in sentiments of fra:enal union and let all
sectional animoslics be blotted out foul stain
upon our national escutcheon. Let the holy prin.
cipls Of civil and religious liberty, proclaimed by
the Declaration of Independence, but which party
Esprit seems almost TO have smotiered out bs re.
kiudled anew in every heart aud all nolerant feel
iags, all ranking re'entments, and all angry pas
sions be buried in oblivion"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-07-07
TIIE RnSrON POST

This sterling Democratic sheet comes TO Us in en-
sr,ed form ant, with new type. The editor says, the
first number of the Post was issued November9' 1881
on sheet that measures eleven inches by seventeen
inches; and it has grown to be about ives times its
original sze Its increase Of friends has, at least, yer
ifed the truth of FRAsKLrS's remark. When he pro
possd to start Journal he was reminded that the
uroiect was unwiss, for there were already two OF
three papers in the country More papers will make
more readers, was the philosopher reply. The Post
from the start, has always had able and enterprsng
competitors as it's neighbors; but the result proved
that there was room for another journal. Our sub
scription list shows stcady increase OF readers and
our issues were never 30 large as they are now."
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-07-07
FOR SALE. A SMALL. FARM
,SD vAIIJABLE LOTS NEAR AND IN TIE VII

LACE OF GORDONSVlLLE
EIAvlNG disposed Of his School buildings and Lots n
III tached the subscriber Offers for sale his little farm
of 100 lying within few hundred yards Of the De
pos of the Virginia Central and Orange aud AcxaHdrO
Railroads This farm lies in compact forn being nearly
square, the open land conveniently divided and substan
TALLY enclosed with running water in each field all tho
roughly d,chcd and draned and a suficieney of wood
aud timber for all the purposes Of such farm Their.
are mekilns, and nexhaustable and easily worked
quarrcs Of lime the land the advantages OF which
either OF profit means ofinprovins the
land need not be dwelt upon bnmi the only building
on the farm There is however beautiful building site
in n grove of forest trees. commanding hnc view o
the farm and both Railroads
Also lot of IS adjoining the village, well set II
orchard grass clover and timothy and upon which there
is brick cottage and also large orchard nna
a!ng springs The attention OF city gentlemen ~
search pleasant retreat is invited to TINS pro
perty It's rarc facilities Of communication WITH hch
mond aud Alexandria (,wce day) and staunton daiy,
combine with s educational and religious
render il very desirable location for such purpose
Also one ether lot upon which stands the
Doctors Office Stables, &c
Terms LIBERAL and made known upon application to the
subscriber either in person or by letter
w. 6. KEMPER,
INV, GOrdousylllc. Va
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-07-07
,RKATTIFUL FARM FOR SALE,

TVNHE undersigned having sufficient land to employ
II his force offers At private sale his farm, lying IN
Amelia county, within four miles Of Amelia Court House
depot on the nanvs Ruroad, and IS miles from Rich
mond.
Thi tract contains 3l5 acres 100 of which is woodland
the residue open land in anmproved condition and finely
adapted tho production Of Corn Wheat and Tobncco
The s under good fence and has upon II an abun
dance OF plant land
The improvements consist Of large two story Dwell
ling newly paintcd) with seven rooms. good Kitchen
Smoke House Ice House. Carriage House, Granary, Sta
bes Negro Cabns and Barn in process Of erection
Thcro is also Orchard Of Peach and Apple Trees o
choice variety excellent garden, und spring OF the
purest water convenient to the dwelling.
The situation is noted for e heahfulness and The com
muny unsurpassed in point OF social religious and edu
ca;iona advantages.
An early application is desired.
My address is Amelia Court Housc, Va.
hn, I6-c3w A. H. YOUNG.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-07-07
vp,now FAnN Fou xA,,E

OFFER Private Sale my Farm, lying in the county
of Prince William, adjoining the land Of Judge Tyler,
and Immediately on the Turnpike Road leading from
Alexandria to Warrenon, and two aud half miles from
GAINESVILLE depot the Manassas Gap Railroad, thirty
Ave miles distant from Alexandria, which place can be
reached in two hours or tho cars,
h. Estate contains Nine Hundred s; and ForyGne and
and Timber The balance in cleared and divided into
nine Fields all Of them well watered by lasting Springs
Broad Run-a large and failing mountain strcnm-
passcs through the estate from West TO East bordering
on which is beautiful Meadow OF one hundred acres,
now well taken in Timothy and blue grass, and not ony
valuable Meadow but highly useful ior sr1asS rur,
poscs The uplands rolling and susceptible OF any
dcgroe OF improvement.
The improvements aro large and conmedious Dwell
ing with spacious rooms four above and three
low stairs and the Necessary ou. houses
ing the yard is large and foorshng Orchard OF apples
Pears Peaches Cherrcs Aprcots &c, Of the hnest va.
reties and many Of thcm full bearing Country 9.ores
are numerous and convenient The neighborhood un'
surpassed by any in the State for health and affords the
best society
those wishing to purchase fine country residonoe,
will do well to call and examine this estate.
For further information, address, Judge D. Collins Lee,
Baltimore Md, Or the Subscriber.
Dr. JAS. W. p. MACRAE.
auckland, Pr. William CO., Va, April l4-ctf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-07-07
Tp1pJTTE DF RESPECT

Busros. June 3u-At sunset on Saturday M al Tue .n
bells in Salsm, Mass. were toed by order of the a. su.
thortes and on Sunday the ags the shipping .he
arnories, engine houses, &c, were displayed ..
mast in token OF the public bereavement; ph;Iins
quencs OF the loss of the Hon. stspnen sprssl a. Mr p
by the burning of the steamer ,Sa' I'M 1926 ,nb.
seqasns %sS s hs Fso Candidate for ,sa.,
ossu. OF salem and recently engaged " s1snsssy So.
in the lumber trade 10 .. srshed ON the Montreal
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-07-07
,Xn IrcunEs .TOCKs, &c. FOR SALE

LAND, NEGROES, STOCKS, &c FOR SALE
- aVlNG de,ermined to change my business. offer
for sale my very beautiful Farm, Glenmore, lying
in the county of Orange the Rapid Ann river and
Alexaudria railroad in healthy and thcky settled neigh
borhood and society equal TO any in Virginia The farm
contains 469 acres with abundance Of OAK chestnut
and locus, timber and divided into clds all under
good fencing Of high cultivation and for pro-
ductvoness Of soil will compare avoraby with any lands
in the county. The improvements conss of two story
dwelling nearly new, containing Elk rooms. office, ktch
en- houses, meat house. ice house, carriage
house. corn house. barn and stables also excellent
by tho purchaser of the land my servants stock of all
kinds crops. farming utensils, household and kitchen
furniture
Persons desiring further information are invited to visit
the rber at home or address him Raccoon Ford
Culpcper county, Va
Junp r C.. MOORE, Orange county