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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-12-24

Foreign and Domestic Liquors,
FINE CIGARS AND TOBACCO, AND ALL
KINDS OF COUNTRY PRODUCE,
Southeast Corner Church and College Sts.,
NASHVILLE, TENN
WE receiving and have in store general stock Of
wv Groceries, Wines and Liquors. Our stock consists part
81 tbs following articles:
$50 bags Baltimore Coffee;
8 Z" sold Government" Java, do;
50 bills. powdered and crushed Sugar:
10 boxes Virgins and Tennessee Tobacco;
10000 Imported and Domestic Cigars
96O,CO0 6. D. Caps;
$50 boxes fine Crackers;
so pkgs Imported BrandieS and Wines
Sc baskets Chsmpagne
50 bbls Pine Apple and Peach Brandy;
10 cases sardines;
$50 doz Painted Buckets,
50 nests Tubs;
100 gross Matches;
Together with the usual variety Of goods kept in line to
which invite the attention Of city and country dealers.
EWING 4 sPERRY.
PrOduCes-We paythe highest market price in Cash for
Bacon Lard Dried Fruit, Feathers and BeesWaS.
OTIS Il. & B.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-12-24

The Old DOmtnGum Coffes-PoG
Never fails 20 dots right Cook spell Jour cup %
Coffee ~ nsecto TOR f1stflnez a lhs has PLACED he hqF
the range.
some three hundsof the s5oFs CossPots have been sold IN
Nashville, and they warranted pecs EEctun AL
sizes nom 20 twenty quarts. Fer ale By
ieIs J. ". WILSON, CoIleEs street.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-12-24

NalsFls
VTTE wish buy Fifty good young Negro Men and Women,
for the Southern Market; persons having such cell will
hDdi % their inaeestto call on uG
Seni6 n. n. HAYNES & co
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-12-24

TRImmINGS STORE
OSCAR DO HME Il CO.,
Have just opened attheir stand
No. z Union street,
A complete stock Of Fan and Winter
DRESS AND aIANTILLA TRIImINGS,'
COMPRISING full assortment plain and figured Velvet
Ribbons. Gallons FTinges, Buze Gnps Grape Trimmings
Belts Buttons Brads Buge Buttons, , &C. AL Of which
entirely the st that could be got in the Eastern Markets
TstOck Of:
Tephin merinO and shetland Wool,
Embroidered Brsds Silks Crochet Embroidery and Spool
Cotfons we'll any other material for Knitting Netting Es
brodery Crotche complete, and larger variety
quantity than We also continue to manufacture
Fringes, Tassels, HuttOnss COrsdss &css
To order usual, and will IT, suit all and everybody
sepl2-H
WRON--2OO TONS.--We have a large and well assorted
squsre. particularly invite the attention Of buyers,
TERRAss BROTHERS.
80 and IS Broad 81.
Just Received.
n TIERCEs fresh south Carolina Rice 20 bbls crushed
AO and powdered Sugar, and for sale by
sep2s HUGH MoCRBA 4 co.
Special Notice.
Hart Macrea Co.'s Books can be found at the Warehouse
Edwards kesOn Co.. Of College snd Church
nov3-tf
Wanted.
O0nO Bushels Dried Apples,
: sePi6 EWING, MoCRoRY CO.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-12-24
WHEAT, oorsN AND FLoUnEiiT7ls

% UT ID I3-I- -
TIHREIGHTs TO CHARLESTON AND sAvAEsAn, on tie
II articles shove ausd, roiuoed to the foliOEias rss
until further notice
Wheat per husasi. = outL
Corn DO, % 10
Flcur per barrel, 81 .
Stations he Ea1hVie and ChafanGorl Rcd
entitled shove rates he fenoe between the casfuu
NsshvIs Chattanooga and The points q shipment cha
saPs6-f s.SF oHAs. ". ANDERSON. esa1Ag1-
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-12-24

COTTON ROPE
Onn REELS Bed Cord Plough Line slzs Cotton Cord,
OBUO IN Htors and for sale by
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-12-24
IRBY MORGAN a CO.,

IRBY MORGAN a CO.,
No. and Public square, Nashville, Tenn
WHTE have received and opened our entire stock Of
wv Fail and Winter GOodsg
Embracing elegant lines Of New styles Dress GOoas
Fancy Prins-our usual quality and in good variety
Nes Wear-a large stock; embracing splendid AzsOTtsn
q the sner grades Of Fanny Cashmere.
Ready made Cung - ect ussoTtentof he better Eradet
sogethsr witi AL suen
Heavy staple Fabrics and Varieties
make couuy stock Of Goods which thS sttsn
aca q Merchants onlys
This Of goods we have ever opened In Nashville
sd . Iuf we'll worthy careful attention Of al person
buying 70 sell again. laasGl 1kBY MORGAN Co
CORN MEALl
LTE arr uEt receptof one uundred Bushels Corn Aeas
wv and have made aangemen o keep on hand aconssnt
gpPys
Fy Ran Cosgs Corn Meal suitable for feed At 90 per
ulshoI loet.7-tfl Freeman BIOS
OYSTERSl OYSTEHS!l So
- TWO HuN DRIED AND FIFTY DOZEN - =
RNfa) WOOds' esle5rsted Oysters Eessiyss ,h'
Aksf day. which Tor Quality and navog - al '34F
ready admitted superior any brandin ~
hs Having the AEen, enabled . offer induce
nenus 70 la g dealers. - . ,,,,,,so,-
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-12-24

TEHR oOpartDsrshp heretofore existing the style of OAr
ter Mckay Co., between c. Carter, F. G. Mckay and
W G. WifOd, dissolved the LIST day Of September
1873, bv mutual consent,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-12-24

TTAvING purchased u Mr. J. R, Darden, thu above Var
with stock Of Lumber hsnd win hereafter keep
constantly kinds Of Lumber, both dressed aud IN
ars Mr. Juph Anderson VIII always b found q the fae
% attend Application Of customers g hsreiOore
So,6-i2n. ~ I. GIBSON.
KERR a CO., IMPORTERS OF REAL
"A HAVANA CIGkRss pure French Brsndisa WINS Hoh
fsnd Gin Ran, Mnrlchino AhsFiufh, Bstar &C.
tOrs POstoaco BsildnTr farRE g pharq ant eaEr ssss
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-12-24
THE SOLD DOMINION COFFEE-POT

TTyHOUsASDs q this new Cofe P0. have aay been sid
and he eand frum an parts 81 the United Saisl rlpiy
On The increase Wherever introduced, h has gTen ne most
complete Esfisfaclon.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-05-04
. VISITOR.
THE BRITISH MINISTER AT THE ST.
GEORGES SOCIETY.

Lord Napier was one OF the GUESTS at the auniyer.
sary OF the St. Georges Society, which was celebra.
ted at New York on the I'D instant, when he repliea
q: some length to a toas, complimentary to the Bri.
fish Minis'er in the United States. We make a sim
gle ex'rsc, from his speech on the occasion
'.Bu, whatever may be the distinctions between 3
Palmers'on and a Derby administration in the sphere
OF domestic politics, or on the ampler scene Of 70.
reign and COLONIAL affairs, there is one point in which
th- policy OF the present cabinet will strictly coincide
WIN shat OF tneir predecessors-in seeking to main.
tam the raost intimate and friendly relations with the
Cn!ted States. Enthusiastic cheers.) The part which
| AN called upon to take in this salu,ary work ia ono
OF q subordinate and deputed character. vet l need
not tell you that where my efforts and counssIs nan ha
properly employed they shall be- INCREASINGLY d;rsc,eJ
towards an object IN which my convictions, nv ami.
tion, and my heart are equally involved, TSs,o =,
still emoarrassments In the relations Of orr rovsrr
nen,s which hang upon the ready cordiality Of ~,
two nations, and clog the flow of ths, muinnl an,
:ic Satisfaction which should be universal and undis.
turbed. If it be reserved for the Earl OF MaImesbr,
~, in conjunction with the present government of the
United States, TO remove these last impedinepts 10 n
perfect understanding, they will have su honorable.
claim ON the gratitude of England and Arnerics. !;
appears to me that the better period has already com.
cneneed, and commenced upon a field Of incslculabl.
Importance. Hear, hear The avenues of nseo.
aa,ion having been opened by the capture of Can
ton. the plenipotentiary Of the United States has
frankly struck in. with the ministers Of the allied
Ject-a liberal and perDopou; settlement OF our rela
uons Win China-a settlement applicable and ad
VantaReoos 10 all the maritime powers, but which
nnst eventually prove more beneficial to the United
States than TO any other. Gentlemen, Let ns hone
inst the IL the Inauguration of q new ezs--ar era G:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-05-04
Mr.. PEALE'S

We call attention to the advertisement in another
column. OF the lecture to be delivered this evening at
Billiards. Hotel. The novel style of the lecture and
the interest which attaches to the venerable arts.
cannot fail to secure for him a large and sppreciative
audience. We can also state that the kind CO opera.
ton of Mr.. Ballard nas enabled the lecturer to make
every arrangement for the convenience of his audi
enoe. The pictures exhibited will DO lighted by q
new artistic arrangement calculated to give the beat
eject from every part OF the room.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-05-04
From the Louisvillc Courier
ACQUITTAL FOR KILLING A StDUCER IN
EENrI;IEE

The trial of Hardesty for the shooting Of Grubb,
occupied three days of lss: week, AT Burlingtoi,
Boone county. 1t will ia ~rem"mhere that a sister
Of Hardesty was seduced by Grubb, and that Hard
esty told the seducer that be would give him SIX
months in which IN make his choice between marry
ing the girl and being killed. The six months expired,
and Grubb not having married the girl, Harde.ty
met him and on sight shot him. The evidence showed
that Grubb WIS armed also in expectation Of tn ut.
tack, but was shot in the &C: Of drawing his weapon.
The tris! was ended last Thursday, and the verdict
Of the jury was not guilty. The following il the sub.
stance oi the Judgment pronounced by Judge Nutali,
upon The verdict of not guilty by the Jury IN brhaI!
Of l~lardesty
SlR:-fou have been indicted by a grand iury OF
your country upon a most heinOus charge. You have
put yourself upon your country ard your God for de-.
liverance. You have had = fair and impartial trial
before then, and they have both pronounced you not
guilty, and 30 aay l.. 1t may not be proper for me to
express my sentiments. yet, nevertheless, ! will do
It. Young man! had | been wr"nGed rs you have
been, | would have spent every dollar ] had on earth.
aad all that | could have begged and borrowed, End
then starved upon the track of the villain. but /
would have imbrIed ry hands in his blood. Go
hence without day. Iou se acquitted !
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-05-04
SALES OF STOCKS IN RICHMONr
MARINE NEWS.
rOwl OF RICHMOND. MAY ;. lsos
ma wArrn rms by Al clacr

ARRIVED,
Steamer jamestown, Parrish. New York Il
and passengers
Steamer George Peabody, Pritche't, Balm
Bark Ell, Percival. New York, ballast.
Schr 5. K. Alien, Baker, Boston, mGze.
Schr JAS. Madison, Maynard, Philadelphia, COZ
Schr A. X. Johnson. jenkins, Philadelphia, CO
Schr Helen. Long, Boston, mdzs.
Schr Exit, Folks, Baltimore lumber.
Schr Manchester. Chichester, New York. n:I'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-05-04
EX,nANCE Am H6NKING no; 81

Ut Y. W. WNNLgL w.
VAL will redeem iD- the present, in Bsnsshl
w the Issues of the following Bank.
Bank OF the Valley, ut Stsunton
Central Bank at stanton
HOnticcllo Bank, ut Charlottesville
Mrrcllsnts' Bank, at L.ync..burs
BaDh Of Commerce. at FrcdcrIck-LLrs
Bank Of llOward.viIl", nj HomHrds:ills
Bank Of Sco,tsvi!lr. n, ScO,tlvilIr
Bank nf OH Dominion, II. Alcxhn1rla
Bank Of Rcckhrii2e, nj Lexington
Bank OF Rockingham. at iinrri-nnbu,g
May4
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-05-04
RANGE or THERMOMETER.
VIRGINIA.-A, Rules holden In the cIer.

VIRGISIA.-A, Rules holden In the Clerk,
v OF IN. County Court OF Hanover, on III. oh
January, Is5s:
D 3. B~rdgiord and n. Tinsley Pate, merchAu
pHrtsers. trading under the irm and styl. OF D.. h
ford X Co, plaintiffs,
Assinst Is
F.. Dainella, Detrn inn,s.
The object OF this suit is To recover OF The drt-
the sum Of SG2 d., with in,cr-si, from the eth day d
,nbrr, lsiJ. I'LL paid; snd hn affidavit having been Z
TIE cause. that the detendhn, Ia not II residrn, o
State, ii il ordered that the saii defendant DO n
within on. month after due publicntiOu OF tbI. order
do what IL necessary To project his in:.rrs, in ,Hs -
A Copy-Trsie.
Nav i-cwi3 WM WINSTON. C-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-05-04
COMMERCIAL RECORD.
MARKETS. MAY .l>

RICHMOND IA ELS, MAI :. 1919
FLouR.-Supperhne TO shippers at rs to 81, Ari
~WHEAT-Prim- Red. in demand AT 8 rs; Waite !
| t0RN-5 cts. per bushe!.
O~NTS.-$2@3'E cents.
T~oGAcco-wt qno.e common Lnss at st.a
good 1906, fine shipping t6&G,a. inferior Leaf .;
COTTON YARNS, &c.-Coton Yarns ?5I2+ Cts, q
cordase - cts; Seine Irvine % cts; Carpet Warp y
Wrapping Twine 3hciS.
BEESWAN.-2g ceAts 2 n.
BR0OMS-t21S; according 10 quality:
o Wholesale Oak s3 per cord Pine 81. E,
PLaSrER-Lump sii Northern Ground s.,
claibornc's Ground & 30 per ton; C"lcined, e. 37.s
per hbI. stock of Lamp none in mHrk"t.
R~YE.-Improved a little-we quote IUcts. \ bushe4
CHEESE-lo1.Glic.
NUTS-lArd Shell Almonds 10 to Il cts. Son shell
.: c,,. Mixed Il To l>c. fi!bcrt, : 10 Toe. Palm nut,
Toe. Cocoa nuts - 4 100.
B,CoX-we quote to-day. Sides lostIlc. Shoa'
sLN>E. cr.. Plain Hams II =; sugar cured Bas-si l2:
Good STOCK in market, with !. d~ownward ~ts"tensy
LAGD-Il bbls IL. TO I" - i" kcs, y TO ~
~Sr'GARS-We quote New Orleans o.. dull { Yt
,..Gyc: Crushed ll@lllac: LoafllHGl-e
COFFEE Rio ?L6lic; Lacuayra l24Gl3.
MoLASSES-New 0rlean. Molasses. in bbls.36 &c. y.
sale. Cuba New DO. 2SGL30 cts.
pOTATOES.-We quote Northern Mercers$l % Coz
f2j11C n hushel.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Guano 50 per ton. y
can S2j PER ton. Colombian SO per ton De h.
Manipulated Gusno so; R"rsc's do so; De Berc'S
Pho.phni" Lime $50 per ton. Rhoir' super Pa,
of Lime 500 per ton Rome iu-, S52i.
FISH-lIerring. Halifax New fiM from the whsrt
North Carolina in market. MAckESEt-No. . &,
wiiIskEY-.ichmond Rcctifci %2Oa2l!c. Cine
23,2i cts
TEAS.-lmperial and G%unrowler, %1sl
LIQUORS.-BE,>p,, Otari. Dupuy y Co, ?3I&'
gallon: \. Srirnct,n. $3.50 t.5n; Sazerac, f8..at
iirnnessry, f3 95G.5 90. Peach. scarce AT n .iG12; VIZ
Apple, coo SIC: 40. old, Tjc.WSi5U; Northern. DO.
1;c. Imitation, i51iIl4 cents Rcn.-N"w England,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-05-04
DIED

DIED, at the residence of his father, in this City. or
night, At IS minutes after eleven o'clock, htrer
a scvoIe!y painful Illness OF eight weeks. Of Measles,
CHiLEs HACKETT. youngest son Of Amlnsdab st., and
Mary c. Bailey. sged . years, g months and 2 days.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-05-04

DESTRUCTION OFTHE COTTON PLANT
according to the Charleston Mercury, leave but little
doubt of the general destruction Of the cotton plant
and other tender vegetation by frost, on the nights Of
Monday and Tuesday last.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-05-04
<ApIrE


Office Oi Va. Fir" and Marin" Iu'Jrnuc "i.,
Richmond, May TN. ~
HNllE pirectors OF ,hi, Company have ircl-rsd.
d drEd al eight per cent on the Capital >'0c. =.
tho profits %. the plst six months, payable % tie 500
dcrs, or their legal representatives, on and after tL'
inst until which time the transfer book will BE- cp.s-
hly I-ifl6 WA WI I IL Ia. ser
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-05-04
GEO. X. TAYLOR, D. c.

DEATH OF JUDGE GILCHRIsT.-Hon. J.. J
GiIchris,. the presiding Judge of the u. S. Court o
Claims, died in Washington on Thursday lsst, in the
49ih year Of his aga. The deceased was an eminenl
lawyer, and formerly Chief Justice OF New Hamp
shire. Judge I.oring of Mass it is said, will probs
bly, be bis successor.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-05-04

NEW YORK. MAY 3.-Flour is heavy. 81.
Stat. brands At 81 10 TO I ~, Ohio 1 A. to 80. s.
ern A. ~. Southern red wheat 81 ~ 20 |
Corr is lower: sales Of white AZ 65 a ~. yellow
- cts. Stocks are active and hisher-Nirsinja
90.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-05-04

confidence and useful concert between the arbit-rs Of
ocean commerce, extending To every point Of their
maritime r"ntnct over The surface of t!e globe. I'm
ueuse applause.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-05-04
LATEST BY TELEGRl
TeIesrnphed for the Richmond Fro
THIRTY.FIFTH CONGRESS-. ,nsr 81

THIRTY.FIFTH CONGRESS-. ,hsr sv
WAsHiSGT MAY I'N
SEy.rE.-The Indian appropriation bill n,...''
o6 against 9. The bill Apr .'es an appres..
HousE.-Mr. Stevens of Georgia, gave no,io,
he would tomorrow call up the Minnesota Adm;
bin. The House resolved to meet, after Wadns.
next. at II O'Clock in thu morning Wednesdss,
Thursdays TO be appropriated to the Consider,
Of territorial business. The general appron,;s
bill was then taken up, but no action had. F
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE AND LOSS OF LII
BosroS. May IAN immense granite bpid,n,
Federal street, occupied by the Dougless . g {
psny. and by Messrs. Saulem. Bsyne & Ellsvo
printers, was entirely destroyed this morning. 5
persons were killed by the falling of the wall 9,
adjoining building, occupied by Messrs; Grant, v
4 boarding house adjoining was also nearly te.I::
ed by the falling walI-. The loss is e.tin,,s.
s20o, OOO-mostly insured.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-05-04
AZ w,,k.r m b;s ,.,,.r 70 Mr.. Cox, oil oa'

10Y, aIKer, h h5 io'te' -.
written previous to the passage Of toe b''' say
This bill, as interpreted by me- - III piro IN Kan.
formity with my visws and course. nor o".y =, ~ na,h
sas, but since my return; and, in foI!oTunS ~ r
where duty and conscience babe me- l mu'' supp"'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-05-04

THE EXECUTION or CRoCKETr.--In accordance
with the sentence of the Court. the negro Crockett,
who murdered WIN. Griffin Of Stafford, in December
last. was hanged at Stafford Court House on Friday.
The murder was 40 perfectly cold blooded and un-
provoked, that il called out an immense cOncourss Of
people 10 witness The execution. lie made a full and
complete confession on the scaiiOld, and stated that
no person except himself, WAS implicated in The bru
tal deed. We understand. that though the Sheriff
had taken every precaution to prevent it, the rope
broke, and it Was not until after a second trial, that
the sentence of the law was carried out. Never was
a criminal executed. who, according 20 his own con.
fession. had less claim upon the sympathy of the pub.
lie, - Fredey jcSsburr Recorder.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-05-04
ERElEuT EuR HnsTuN

gEeHE Stesincr GEO. PEABODY will leave IN
d Richmond tor Baltimore every WednesS~
day mornin. h, b O'Clock, where she " j coEnec: VIZ
Boston Steamer that leaves Baltimore cvrry sstt.'
afternoon. and arrive ut Boston the following Tu''f'l
Goods vi be- delivered through to Boston VIE :
expedition by this route, and at moderate rate o. 'h'
For terms, apply to LUDLAM a wATsOs
nay Once ODucs;te stg.mrr's WEE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-05-04
r FIRE.
K NEWS.

MONTREAL, MAY 3-conrerse's rope factory ,
burnt yesterday. The foreman and three girls b.,
ed.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-05-04

Our DELEGATE.-Dr. Thomas Crsigh has been
lying dangerously i'll at his residence. one mile South
of this place, ever since hs return from Richmond.
We are glad to inform hs friends that he il now re-.
covering, and. We hope, will soon be- out again.
| IyujsSvrp Mro1irir,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-05-04

BALTIMORE. MAY 3.-Flour is dull and "a,
~ lover; Howard street and Ohio 81 - 4
Wheat ia unchanged; Gales of red a. 81 % 10 ]
white | % 10 ! 50. Corn is better, sales OF VII.
50 TO 63, yellow G5 to Go eta.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-05-04

A MAE RUN OVER on THE BALTIMORE AND ONO
Rail R~0AD-FoUL PLAY SUBJECTED The EXPRESS
train which left this city on Tuesday night Last. for
the east, ran over the body Of a man which was ".
ing across the track, in the vicinity Of RowIsburgh
The body was completely torn TO peices and s,rewu
aiong the track. From spots OF blood. the position
Of the body, its appearance, and other circumstances
induce the suspicion that the man WA frat killed and
his body plnced upon The track to hide the crime
Wheeling LutcHisencer
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-05-04

SHOCKING TRA6EDY.-It is stated that a few
days ago, in Richmond county. North Carolina, a ne
gro man, belonging TO Britain Chapel, armed with an
axe, entered bis masters house, and killed his master
and mistress. and 40 d~resdfully mangl.d two of his
children that they cannot survive. DIR. J. Ewin wna
sent for, and while attending III. mHngled children,
WAS attacked by the negr" with his axe. Fortunate.
ly q loaded gun was At hand, with which the doctor
shot the negro, killing him instantly. 1t is supposed
the negro YVES iusans.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-05-04

Rail ROAD ARRASGFMESTa.-The convention Of
Railroad officers, on Tuesday, says the Petersburg
Express. remained in session until Is late hour at night.
w" ara happy TO learn that liberal arrangements were
effected for the benefit of passengers from all quar-.
ters to the Springs of Virginia. Last year no union
whatever existed between the several rail roads inte
rested, and consequently the passenger from distant
points was under the necessity Of purchasing tickets
at every stopping place, and made liable to many
other disadvantages and Inconvenience now wholly
obviated. The happy contamination so important
an object must bring with it results highly benef.
cial to the respective roads, rs we'll az TO the interests
Of the peerless GUNNER resorts of Virginia.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-05-04
SOTICE-MAY JST. 1S3J

NX1M. :. TUPM!N and IRVING HALIFAX.
w day purchased the entire interest 81 :! 1 "
SHONG. IN the rrm Of Groshoag y Tupra.n sh'
shong, 1upnrn s Co they will coutinu" thu tg;'nS"
der the name and style OF TUPNAS & Halt
For the present 1t a, Mai" 's'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-05-04

NORFOLK, May 3.-Arrlved, brig Hortenss.
Esyal
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-05-04
A HINT FOR OUR CITY FATHERS.

The communication Of "a Visitor" recommending
che only perfect system which has yet been discover.
cd for the numbering of houses. ia well worthy the
consideration of our corporate authorities. Philadel.
phia is, We believe, the only city which has yet adopt.
cd this recent invention of one of her own citizens.
Late visits TO the Quaker city enable US to add our
own testimony as to the very great convenience
which has resulted to residents not lees than to 80.
j~ourners.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-05-04

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