Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-06-19
CITY AND STATE NEWS.

OF sowing lssension-Exete Hall may howl, and the BIT
fish press, and the Harriet Beecher Stowe adoring oristoc.
racy Of the John Bull stock, may seat;e. their i~ncendiary
articles and their seductive gold broadcast, but the people
of the United States will celebrate independence Day as
enthusiastically as ever, and the memory Of washington
will be toasted, and the "Star.Spangled Eanner" VIII be-
sun: with rs much honor and deep feeling as In days gone
By. ~ ,.,J. au,
ror,Iial invitations are being extended frau company TO
company. As an Illustration, We give the following extract
from 4 letter courhed In excellent style, and addressed, by
First lieutenant Pace, on behalf OF h. company-the Mont.
uon,err Uichlandcrs, Of Biackshurg-to Capt. fndy, CT The
Young Guard Ligh; Battalion, inviting HIN and them, anh
the field aud stat officers Of the li?sh, to vI'is BlhcRsouFS
." ' .BL,syHugo, Va, Jnne 4tl, 1SGA. >
Dear Captain 1t affords me sincere pleasure ! " en ,his
you, in behalf Of the Montgomery HishlanherS, . LUIS
place, and through you the u Young Guard, an INVITATION
10 participate with us in celebrating the approaching M.
n!vcrsary Of american independence, We are some o,
the fruits of the John Brown raid: aud though we have hi
yet attained that proficiency OF drill AMI discipline WHICH ~
is our ambition to gain, yet NC behave We have sne ".'mo u
a HDrDHgh organise ion and We desire 10 cultivate The &C
quaintancc OF our "brothers-in.arms' Of the Eat; 10 extend
TO them the right hand OF . most cordial fellowship, anu 10
show 70 them that any insult 10 eur " Dear old Mother y
rs kcenly felt by the bold aud hardy sons OF the mountains
as by the ,lweliers In the Eastern plAins-that We are as
jealous of her honor us they, and that should the time ever
come when our services shall be required to a.r'ht Mtm III
repelling an invading foe, We will be found neither towards
nor ~lagsards.
We desire, moreover. to give our Eastern brethren = sam
pie OF mountain hospitality, aud therefore earnestly hope
YOU may find it convenient to attend. The fame OF the
"Young Gaard' /. great in this county, and our entire com-
niunIiy will look forward to your arrival among them with
the live!lcSt emotions Of intercs. and pleasure.
On Tuesday night last, the Young Guard had a meeting
to consider the Invitation, but they we're Obliged, most re.
luctantly, 20 decline il, because Of the shor. time left for
preparation, and their having previously accepted an iIfi-
ia,Ina 10 visit Baltimore enrly in The Fail.
The Invitation Il crrdtablc TO oil conctfhsh.
REcGEArlny.-Thc torrid heat Of summer is
approaching like 4 blast from the vast furnace OF the tropics
The sun grows ruddy an,i radiant as 4 globe OF red not ihe'"'
and almost burns out the eye that Looks at II. The earth
crncklcs beneath ones feet and the foliage Of the forest Is
crisp and curing. People move about .lugeishIy, scarce
able to drag themselves along, and the orcrtasked brain
and exhausted system turn /" The country for relief. But
where shall We go: Niagara, Newport, :he White McuIl.
ta!ns, ana other Northern places, where one meets Insolcnt
darIles and Insirid funkies, carriages with coats Of aru:s,
and n yas, amour, Of s~nobbe.y mixed up with somc good
things md good people no doubt. by nj. sorts Of ingenious
devices rnl-arSr 20 secure our Southern people a! guests.
Well, some Of nir Southern people do so there, not In
pursuit Of health, however, bnt to crafty q hcnrt!ess ranl-
~ and make 4 display which does their pockets no good
and, mayiap, their creditors a great deal u harm. While,
on the other 1iand, more OF our people look Into the aIYer'
tisemcn,s. such as may Je seen in the columns Of this paper,
Inviting them 10 90 UP into the glorious mountains
or down 20 the ever musical ocean, where Mature is 10 he
seen In all her sheen and grandeur. There is the White
Sulphur, and the Fauqu!rr White Sulphur, and The Mont
gomery White Sulphur. and the Salt snlphurs all life
giving waters, towing from the boun;eoilS bnsom Of NE
NV "'-, ""'9S P"SNSFHH" """" ""@
sides ever present 4 captivating prospect 10 The eye: ami
then on H.: shores Of Old ocean, where the sea MA "iags
his free night, and The green roller 'n"nderS on inc pIarn,
M : os wv e.c ''h 'T"e'r az NV "'"" T"nP.
Ing jnynrsly hcarenwarh, there is The iiygela and Point
Lookout.
To leave this old STATE then in search Of suitable placed Of
surlmer resort. il the rrsnl: Of vanity or Ignorance, for all
iha, the most fasiitious and most delicate may may re-
suir", can be found In old Virginia, inland, or on the coast.
HrsTlSGs CorRr, Friddy.-The last will and
testament Of Radford BlankrushIp was proved, ind certih.
for obtaining letters OF administration was granted 10
harriet E!9nSenst1p: r0u-,r., Of H..
p. ~" . We 80 'N'
Edward Harrow, indicted for firing a pistol OF tie Capiro!
Square. was found not guilty.
a nolle prosequi va: entered in The case Of Minerva \.
Tucker and Thomas Wilkinson, Indicted Tor as'auitihg john
r:criyIInr .fOIsn goods.
The case Of VIM. J. "ersisnl, Indicted ior eThinIine iaro,
r.roruizs,j In i5U0 for his appearance.
me cases oil H. y. na"son, 'nIGs sna y can." J. iEU.
goods withou. lice,sr; OF lla1elc:: Lol!anh. for exhibiting
AFRO, ANA Of ioin h'eS lor s'a'''h2 1--WE "'"!' r II W
UrSTfNGs Cor!T, ~ihhA Dawn MuIuooil,
=, wing ua;,l IN. tine and cost. ifnnosei on hin: Tor = mi-.
ietieha"r, WAS h'seharee'.
i.icrhS- was granted 10 carry e"r"'h l" "eeP 81" "'"''
nary. u, r,hh ,.;,r |
me ~ wiz; anu ,ss'''hr't VI 'ie a.! ''n, IT," w..
'o"IcI 'pP"'i''' ''s'r''' was P''"N'E" " S'"' '-
fgrr'I ,,, r.,o r,. ,-,, - -. ..,,,.
, rmf u. ar,J ia,. =, III. civ '.cr,s.I " ~
.nmt = T. so , ~ -, ~. -. ., rau,,is.in,-- ~ H.. Pa.
"""'
The G"ur: then adjourned t" neH: tenn
Tux CESsrS.-Thc grand inu.!sitorS are
their roupi. and citizen; are nj: On che ;EGu;si:orlai F.,
most r;gidly. There's M use in saying that your
'onse i you: castle; or ,nai you nave Ia: tha" s ho"n fS mI
nn.Trn.iye YOU MAJ hr.
E~yrLoyNEST.-lu another column will he
ound An advertisement. fro,a a gentleman seeking r,apIoy-
in 4 commercial house. lie describes himself as &c.
,uain,rI with the three languages mos: spokgn in ;hi,
'ouniry, French, German and English, and as possessing
iher qualifications which Cannot 'asl :" be valuable 'o III"
~
c"."mo-. n.a..n, !, rooL. ,s
+ ,lers wsrr 50 b. uorc ,irsrers than rails on the track.
n,, n,, r.,r,r,rr final ,x,,,;.
,..,.-. w,,o,,., ur,.ir.
,-:,rn,a.;. .on,no,rv I,,i, ,nI ,.n,aI pLi,o.onbr. Of
r.. 0ld Dominion Institute Of this CITY, on Friday last,
r.rs exceedingly e~reai,able to all the parties concerned.-
resident, Shunate conducted the examination and seemed
is.e rnmus i, If .V'' Al i" "f ,S S@n some y.ry yonpr. bore the
est admirably. They were not ONLY nhle 10 ahsEcr me
eason Of the reply, in clear, precise and intelligent, Ian;
ii ,,.,. ,t Ill -oR - h., BE- r,ar'I "a .rIr. !
ion. \ committee o. gentlemen who witnessed he eIhibi.
h" general result.
~. .u-u; rons,i.r.i,n,, Marty" ~ rho
..cr. uo..t. - c.u, .hs n,,os;,;ou n,r,v Inv. pomi.
latrd Finley F. Ferguson, for the MHyoralty Of Norfolk.
The harnuc Lone Star cleared from Norfolk, ;
u, rrI1av far nor1e,,,, She !. laden with co.,nn, copper
'E' !
IN. rr...;. r.,u r. Co,.who I.y, w.cL
~ 'n' '"e"', " rm'".s"a nm soT
Goose enaFssn VIVA ,as ~ ,rus :" =, sasa s%oo V" r,Ssy
, ha.a. o. ,r r",0 . " n nu of blackwell cheI,nn, Esq.,, Of
:M Ia riysr W" was tried, found guilty and sentenced It" the rent-
snsiaFy for two years.
CHANCE roE ~ lSrESTMEST.-Ihc interest
which the late I. W. OahnPoe'i o"..v' III 81
'.McIuphiS Avalanche Ii tor sale. III" paper
Z said to be one Of the most prosperous III the
Southern States; has i large clrc'iat'o"' > 'I
,ivr ADVERTISING and i becoming more ra!i;lhlc
r ;,J,cmr,ut |
t!i'. ~ Certainty "He'N ~
mr. the investment 81 three or inilf tiinuSh!H
.... !