Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-09-07
Yidymopb Enqrnrer.
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rp1DAY SEPTEMBER :, 1850.

-.,tvNl III Al NANt
"'"s Tot,v for the murder OF Cathe-
gree - ,r,s summoned to appear before
me Irons Yesterday to give evidence rs to
iE"s' rss addressed 20 him through the WIN
ne el.' 49,, ;rrv room in the temporary alb
." she officer who had them in charge
.!a't~ :, testified that DR.. St. George Peachy
Inc I''" ., ~ him some remark about q differ
adAEE s,wren his (Dr. Peachy's) evidence and
v vs, ,;y,.i by DR.. Lewis, but that he (the juror
lns st,l Or. peachy that he could hold no
''""rs,ym with him.
rr,umsnt for a motion to set aside the
T,.aa he above grounds was adjourned
>SS" IL today, in consequence Of DR.. Peachy
Ts;n. "a; q town
nr.xs,r,c MEETlNG.-A meeting of the
,~,,,s;-aty was held at Metropolitan Hall on
~r,;aesiay evening. The Hall was crowded
>, h almost capacity in every part.
The meeting was called to order by JOIN \.
p,,iu. ESQ, and then Mr.. O. Jennings Wise
",s,,ci himself on the platform, and was re-
".i IN the most enthusiastic manner. He
I Ike over tw" hours.
m. .ryicwed the political career Of Mr.. Bell
- .,a:!.!g.g effect, enlightened the minds Of
", D,r..,aS nell on matters connected with
-; governments and contradictory positions
-, little idol, and disabuSed the mind of
-" ,,r!id and intelligent person present of
=: =, malicious and %cunninSly contrived
'S ,,,t the party of Mr.. Breckenridge was
'A1's Il ,%l;<union. Mr.. Wise was warmly
! -, =: ..s:. points during the delivery Of
4 his ai!rs>>
/ u,, * Corsr, 1Hnrsu!ay.- Bridget CASH
.hsr.,l with being drunk and trespaSSing
"a.S + TAYLOR, was committed for want Of
Tb;~s:,u Carter. charged with being drunk
ana i~i<order!y in the street WAS c""'''''''e" 'of
WIN, Of surety in Sluo.
"" VI . sIcy. 70 Mildred Shooter, was ordered
+, tc punished Cor stealing chickens anu not
haying & pass. ,L,s;,, md
threatening George ". Wager, was c''"ln'''cu
for w.a; Of surety in 500 10 Keep inc peaoe'
Mary pwycr, charged with aSSaui'lns Mar.
c,r., nHr:cil, vas required 70 Ind surety 10
Keep tn. peace, she l''iNs oerh "''e' Gu
tie Cou:t.
,<,.< =: rnn C~u.HESE-Ihc Main street
uss III an ugro.r last night. \ heterogeneous
mass O; hcvS, from twelve IL eighteen years OF
are. vii. here and there n grown 'iian, witha
mos. u.rloaramatic mixture Of mottoeS painted
" rude llnns;aricnce>, marched down Nam
street 10 dedicate the l!elI and Everett Club
, imu>..
,,,w. bells and COWS horns, VOL bands Of mu-
sic aid most luguhriol!S noises filled The air,
md there was such m unrarthly din as was
rDar.h IL make one almost believe that 4 Chi
n.., r,,.,nent WAS going Into Il battle. With
much confusion they raraded the streets,
,,d then byioUk themselves to their pagoda,
where, ii..;e was ilOi.t:OuS worship Of the
,,odS of their na;io!. Of said worship, more
anon.
Pg:,:S or Wif,r AND GukN IL NIEGINIA.-
Wheat +, quoted in Front Royal at l05c to
Hoe ir wiliic. real i00c; Corn, viii. c 90 TO 65,
yclow To-, "a 1Jc. In Alexandria, white wheat
l+G 70 III. rcl 81 to l+3; Corn, white to,
yelow ~. m!xe,l ii. In Norfolk, yellow corn
is elotcl at ID. ,nixc,i ID to CSC, small lots
strictly lrinlr whltc -; Wheat l25 to lG5.-
In Wyihcrillc, Corn is quoted at 60; Wheat 65
10 -. In Whrr!In,, Corn brings - to 90;
whea. 10 to 100. At Halifax c. H., white
wheat brings l25, rel l15 to l20; Corn 100
Il. piuyil!r. Wheat is 100 to l2A; Corn % to
ia0. In Cripeper, Wheat is quoted at 115 to
~ ltl Nilllc. Iilil INV L llN lI TSl, SuIU,
white - 10 l1c. In fredericksburg, white
wA=a: Is llu To l+j, rcd $50 to 1875; Corn 20.
In I.:alhbur;, the prices are - to II for vel.
low corn; - To so for white corn; Wheat, red
l3a 10 10. white l3j to l40. In Winchester,
Whea; i quoted ut 1o5 to lbs; Corn 50 to 60.
In Petersburg, white wheat is quoted at t6O
ir prime whilc: and rcd from 1872 to l3S;
Corn is quoted at zoe. In Stauuton, Corn is
DC. ~ foin, Pleasant, red wheat is %;
while 81. Corn 40c.
INSPECTION OF ToBACro.-The inspection q
tobacco in Lynchbury for the year ending lst
September, 1860, amounted to Sl3l hhds.
%4.a:rs; 7.3p3 hhds., inr the preceding year.
rHE New CuAPTrE--Thc members Of thu
Methodist Episcopal Church Of Weston, Eir
GINA. ut a meeting held in Weston, recently
passed resolutions rcpuaiating the new chapter
or slavery adopted by the last General COME
re:ce oil the Methodist Episcopal Church.
PuLE FALLIHG.-Thc Bellcycritcs set abou
'aising q pole in bethany, in Brooke county
ia Saturday last; when halfway up it broke il
$50. and Messrs. Caldwell. Richardson ant
&sCiUre had TO 90 home without making theil
-;rr@sr>.
"U.nE%rD Orf."-0n last Saturday night
three white men were compelled to leave Or
are Cou!! House, Va, by 4 vigilance commit.
lac. They were charged with unlawful traffick.
IL: wi;l slaves. \ letter to the Richmond
"~H.>p,irEi says:
IN >~ttUrda: night they were waited on by
-~eomfany u armed citizens, and marched at
i&= point Of the bayonet 10 the depot, while
he "%Hoguc'S March was played u, hefitting
ihc OCCASION. Here they were compelled 10
si al he cars and leave. One ot the party,
%!TGcS.Y 4 hotel keeper at Orange Court House,
>t4gpci at charlottesville.
i!ArISiA Posr OfrIcES-A new office is
Established az Barbcrtown, Hardy county, and
litariton'S Store. King and Queen county, is
&c established, and WIN. IIaskins appointed
P9>t master. At Knob, Tazewe!l county, K.
+ Iiis.inLotlon is appointed post master, vice
u. v. liIssinbottotn, resigned.
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%;ir EIit"rx IF tie Enquirer:
MoSrpELIEK, RApr. Co., NA.,I
September !, 1850.
Aunoi,g the summer festivities Of this hos.
Pitatic mansion, We had a juvenile tournament
""i I1ilC t'lltilCu, III III opiliptt ~
Performers, the famed paSsage.at-arInS Of Ash
hy~"ie-ia-I"nchc. 1t may be Of interest to the
E:c!ac o!id.:oik. in as much as two Of Rich
nlond'> sweetest rose buds were the heroincs Of
lie !yl..
After 8 most spirited contest the prize was
awarded !" Master p. I. S., Of Rappahannock,
""', viii equal discrimination and gallantry,
e'gwii"'! Miss N. y. N, as Queen Of Love
sid l:"au;y.
.nc next successful lance. Master p. l..
y, q; Rarpahannock, laid his laurels at
lie lee u; Miss N. t;---, also. a fair daughter
d R,c:tsaonI
Inc t!'!r! place ia the tourney was assigned
~ Af. j. r; :. "f Culpsper, who laid his
,"'''',' an" 40" could he help it?) his heart,
eS'; Il. Ne 'fri 81 !!r ''l"yely young Jessie f.,
rue '''IT! ;ha;1 Of honor, Miss E. G.. D.. S,
:" i"arpa!!a"Icr';. received the kniehtly no.
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