Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-11-25

,I,,,,r,i ,h,rcfrom with ,aluables, III the shape "i
w.tc.vs. jcWviIy. &c 10 the amount oil 500. ABOUT
midnight, q gentleman SAW sone ioiks Win u lgn. i
Nu:;'. vl.cc. There was a dog in the store, and c'i-
death. the ,iiiri and he were friendly, Us the d"g
", III no, allow the police 20 enter AFTER the roooerS
!..i been committed. Y. slave, belonging 20 w. W
.lour- hU~ "vet arrested on ~si,s!!cion OF oc'u0 c"h-
ee.ncd III IL. robbery.
MILITARY Observation-Disclosures 3 and /
O'Clock Yesterday morning the cars from Washington
brou,h, home some OF the Petersburg volunteer
covr.n!y>. ~, we'll rs our IIOwitzer Fps in %undreSsl
and; uc Manchester Rocky Ridge R.aes. The :es; are
detained ~ the pom, OF cXcitcnent,n and among 'heh
ary many Il "ur citizens, who c~heeriu'IS give up the
~.tivuiiCu their buS;;' - requires OF them, IN oiaef 20
20 aud ..ht Tor their rights asains; urcnlied,ior ana
unHvce>>ary opprcSsors, thieves, fanatics and iool!sh
Gj.>o!uNou'>;> Of our crea: confederation,
Tic organization OF companies Is still actively
t,in, krtt NJ in town, and the spin; is fast spread
ic. :, show Tia, Virginia can defend her own rights
NIL liberties - wei! - her own "peciilla! ihsuIu,
,.ov>.' the courage and rcadIHe>soi her sons ana
OF those WHO have chosen her borders Tor :he!r
homes. II outside aid were needed from her sister
States Of the South :hcrc would be plenty ;or.h-
couun-, bW; Virginia docs no; REQUIRE such, she can
NEE; all m.r1lders, CIV" 'Lcm ,heir deserts an" take
the consequences. ~
The ,u>, of Gn.y To defend our homes "nl ~inst:t'i-
;.ou.. " need hU; -My tia; among The volunteer
we. dG!td companies now al Char!es;ow' and iiar-
pen Ferry there" ale eight members from The e.is1-
;:'"ncn; OF tie "EnQn'rsr,v nnmeiS:rn. Itnn'"S,
the Biue-; VA. K Allegro, Charles d.; Clarke, John
II. A>kvw. e; the Grly>; Lent. Geo. j. Austin, w.
J.. Wade and Joseph W. "isicswort'. "ithc l "nnS
Guard. Also, we have a lew more IN training who,
y. "a nvuGvd. will a: any mon ont 20 forth from on,
sa.>.t 70 suppress The nets Q, Creatures who would
spread r..yiav.. murder, misery, and deso!a,ioD.
MoRE or TIE WORK TO REscrE Brown
Tic Richmond corresp ,ndent Of the Petersburg
'ENpu>s' narlates the following:
" wa- informed to-day By one %, our mos, ella
be vI;z H., Tint on Yesterday u cigar dealer, recent
y from Nrwhuryrort, Boston. aud other Mass"csa-
sc,:, .0wu-, intyru.-,t l!!iu that efforts were every
where NJ 80, in that section - secnrc The release OF
Old John Brown. THIS cigardcaler says tina. $4,000
uc pledged - ANY party who viii land Jriin Brown
s,;v and Uud ia ;hc city Of Boston. He says, TOO,
,h., >ccfc, ncr,iug, az, being held in variou, places,
uuI tbs leaders are cndeavcring 10 hire men 10 % 70
C!D.rlvs;pNu q effect the release Of Old John. lie
say~ ;!.t ~rmc q: these leaders went 20 /: hrick-yarI,
wnv!s uI'ubcr OF lr.-hmrn were employed, and Of
:grsJ them liberal pay, besides a chance III tile divi-
s.yl ct the 10000. il ,hcy would JOIN II band for
:Lv purpose. The latorr.s, after hearing their story,
prnup:S replied. tIIa, tIey cculd not DC hired 20
wIa;,I ry,hims OF the kind done, they had better
90 themselves.
AxoTnrG AyrI.ABoLlrloS MovEMESr.-It is
well known tha: We receive in Richmond, annually,
shoes, boo,sand b.osans OF Yankee texture and Iuan-
n',l.;urc 10 the amount Of several Thousand dollars.-
These proIlcc money Tor the abolition and anti 'con-
s:i;u:inuHl traitor, of Lynn and other Northern snob.
q .par:nrnts Our citizens OF Virginia, III town and
Mu,ry, are now making up their minis not Ia pa.
isJu - such paste and paper made trash, which,
:Hnlsn YUt down Us "a bargain" is most coniouiJ-
q UIuuhiy IA ihc shape OF boots or shoes. Let Viz |
g..l gitIzc.> wurk tor Virginia. il "!r motto HI pre-
seat. i NC d" have 20 pay II little dcarcr tor tb:s
work, We shall ind that i; is sound and wcaraa!c.-
kuocS i. al! the possible trade with abolitioni,:s, and,
by :'Gc.n ~ tavir rockets YOU touch their principles,
AMI ;!W, make tlcn c>chew al assistance 80 ~uch
t4ua;ig tool, ., old Brown ~ Company.
TIE PgoMPT AcTloN OF GoyFn>oR WIS.,
Th> ,;,-,burg Express says; e We call TIE rarti. |
cal.r attention 81 our readers "a :Mc letter from our
rs-l.nr KrG'"omd correspondent in another column.
GEs disclosure. made 10y INN nbou; the ~ltarp"r's
For. AZ! - "md Gov. Wise, ftHly justify the latter il!
:le u%,'l,t,ry preparations which hc is making. and
w!.sI have very imprOperly Subjected him 20 CEN
EJg. "a -"une quarters, where ;ynorrnc. Of the grounds
% u> ae;Jou prevails. F1rcwarncd "a, lie irl> album
daa,H been Of .;!e impending danger, lie has cnrr-
c],uv,.Iy provided Il sufficient force 10 meet any e,ne.-
eeurs. Had lie uoi done 80, he wouii have been
gU!I;N %: IL mos. CrimiYa. ncglcc, -! dGty. lie there
;o!e deserves for hts conduct, the thanks and rnNt-
denGG y: v.'' e..zcn OF the Commonwealth.
ACCIDENT ~ JEFFERSON CouNTY.-Mr. 10
sepl S;oUcar.syr, OF Unionville, Jefferson county,
Viz. nin, met Nth an aCcjden, on Tuc-iay asst. IRON
which Tic mot Serious consequence, ar apprchcnd-
cd. lie ii gone over q Washington county. Nd,
10 obtain solIe ;rv,> nom q nursery there, and willis,
IN tie act ct d'gginG "r"trcc. lis pistol fell from his
rocket, aud the hauuJrv struck urGn - stone. causing
ITO explode, tie ball slrikiu: Mr. y. under :ne Ear
aud ,r.s..n. through the bay. par: @: :,c head. His
situation l. very critical.
1n- E,yrS ~ .JrrrErsox Cn,x-y TLo
e.. ,irit 90 Jefferson says that on last Thursday the
b,rp aud sack, ii Of Mr.. Walter Shirley, alou,
.brec ui,cs ,rom Charles.own were burnt down. Mr..
s, loss i ycry heavy. Nearly his whole crop @:
when; and farming utensils were destroyed. ii.>io-~
!. estimated Il; abcu: .onr Thousand dollars.
ELopEp.-An clopement took place in the
lrrcr end oE Berkeley county, on Tuesday night last.
Ms. Sarh Ann Buckles. wife or Aaron Buckets,
E>q .i>cnudvi with a shocInake. OF Mar:insburg.
nal.cd Murr> u'Conucr. She took twcn;y-throc
dc!I"is, wl.,u -hv found in u purse. SIXTY dollars in
no;,-, .ni c,:t acatr> OF depoSi, in Tie hank nj Mar
t.nso' "AI y ,NUr!eN,own, 20 III" am"np, o: 2,s':
G0.:aIs.
A Heavy SrlT.-Thc Lynchhurg Circuit
Court Oh Friday anl saturday last, was engaged in
the trial instituted - James r. Pulft'l against o.
Curvay, { r false imprisonment. and claiming dam.
lvgS ~ Ile llOlt'I VI 60 wv ! N4llItn WIS arrested
.ou,r time since, on the change OF robh;nr Corvsy of
some j.. 700, on the East Truucs--" Railroad, bu,
,Lrrr icing no evidence TO nX n. cr.r.- ~ Linn, no
VS. discharged.
Go,xo TO SEE HIS FATnER--Thc Wheeling
Ia;elli.cnccr says: JOHN Brown, Jr., son OF os-a-
wa,,ouie Brown, came mp the river TO Parkershrrs,
Oh Saturday, viii, the ultimate intention Of v%!si::@:
LIS GaiGer =: CIarivstowE.
" n. NJ.
SUDDEN DEATu-On Monday last, Mrs. Ma
II Burtoo,, II widow lady about IS years OF age, re-
.id,n. IN Ciiureh street, while making some rur-
Glass, in a dry goods store in Norfolk, commenced
cou.hi' :. She la! ."ickly down upon the floor, and
Ia .Ouu. ~ minutes ceased 10 breathe.
ELECTION OF TELLER IL THE FARMERS BANK.
Tue Board Of Directors Of the Farmers Bank in
Petersburg, clec,vd Thomas Whyte, Esq, unani-
mVu>iy L" nc office OF Teller, in place OF Carter X.
Bishop, Esq, resigned.
Col. Talbot King, Of the firm Of King & Toy,
rrhohaxn,.. lrn,Y,tc opA rh,af nf tho fro de-