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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-05-28

4 SINGULAR MARRIAGE.-The Rev. Isaac
RosSer, of the Methodist Protestant Church,
an old pioneer Methodist preacher, VINO Is nov
in the s0lh year Of his age and Hiss Sarah
Childs, aged 90 years, were united in the bonds
Of wedleck, ct Atlanta Ga, few weeks ago.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-05-28
:3,T:"T.- c:rTaa PLaaTATIoNs

I'-9-.:J s,':iei: ard p.o5ue.ive COTTON PLASTA-
JN -isr p:,:r o: Ionco.dla, State sf Loui siaas,
-: o!n=-. rlig5iy :tIa.ed on pavigabIs river
s'S.i -. sus quarters, stables, cribs, and superior
'-S .:;ics G.a AID Saw MIL Abo1. 400 acres are
- .s- o:Ar- w.!h Gotten Gia and other buidlSgs
:. .-.:.r,. apply TO
EIcuAaD NCGENT 4 CO..;
a::t t-.o- e.. Sev Oreacs-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-05-28
Ss;ocnOE mrLL

~ A'tAhuND GROUND PLASTER
| 49, Pis2s:=i 20 .lpp!y aay demand for
s,ttS, FRESH GROUND, for the fall crops
s., -. o. Lamp is large; selected from the Pnless
N''a >coi.aj QaaPrie,, With special reference 70
I.-sa u s-tPgi-k or LINE.
's' he nssT.i7 iac.rsned patronage the repo,
h .. -! eIaac sssa % fully sustained for rrkiII aho
-. .''t's.s.7:oa. jOHN 81. CLAIBORNE,
~.,~S'. O8r. No IL Pearl street.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-05-28
JOHN LETCuES.
:. y. MrSyeso,
s-cr.ecy r. the Corononucal'f.

-; = So s-cc:,e:y r: the Cocouonucalh.
:, i+G GvaS1E uF :rii -ASU GHACS STREETS,
u!-,t;- tiriTJL SoC ARE, KNOWN AS TIE len
:a4- up -. cJH kSNT ui: SALE.
.= y.s-si O: the owner, wc are authorized to reni
az. -: ;.:sgoinE valuable teal esiAe. THIS pro
..g'-..! s'9.a Mat minute description Is de-niee
- sg7ce il 20 say that It's location (mneda,e'
tx ii:o! Sqaare,) is amoDg the mos, elistol,
-s:: ta- !.utsl has accotnmoos,ious Tor about lUt
- Z: !. -cr OILY vel adapted for hotel, hut IL
,.' . oi-ss lea,e.! boarding house for fanes To b
s.- Z. Inas irsse. the terms siil be made very
%7=-:.-..: 10 \ purchaser, the must liberal credits
"a. Ce..:e n:!i er given or Virginia state stock
=. AZ. = fI-=..c, Fer further particulars, apply
Gc,;piN q APYERs0N, Auct's.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-05-28
The Marine Corps Of tho c. s.

Tbs oil for the organization OF ihe Marine
Corps Of tie Q. s., having passed Congress,
the corps will be speedily organised, whenever
tho resigned ofl:ers !rcm the I. S. Marine
Corps Shall have applied for their respective
Commissioners. We would advise ell cnicsrs
sno have resigned from the Marine Corps Of
tie L. S., 10 make early spplics,iooi they are en-
tilted to the same positions in the Q. S. Marine
Corps, and il early applications arc made. they
will certainly receive them
IVA are advised that the regiment designed
for The nucleus Of this cGrPs, mas been raised,
1nd the officers Only sre wanted to rut the
re6ial cnt in the field We learn that many of
the officers believing that Marine Corps
would not be organized until q Navy was in
comGssicn. have sought gerY!cs in the Yo!un-
;eer forces. These gentlemen should DC in
their proper corps, and will be, by early appl:-
cation 10 the Nary Department
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-05-28

Arrival OF AgMs.-It is stated on good au-
,hor;,y, that 25o,OO0 stand of arms, of improV-
ed manufacture, arrived at New Orleans few
days ago, from B=lgium-enough to supply
tho whole Southern army:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-05-28
.isrATIoSs FOR SALE IN ALA.

EOfk SALE IN Ala.
EAMA. t,--..--.
- s. ;Se, l,7g In Lcwadss cora!y, Alabama, two
r....,.":, on= Gptana, containing neAr 20GU OF ret
81: Al .<al2 land; :he o.her about ave acres o.
-, ..::s I: the 5..t about 9p acres are open; o.
: =: a::u: 50 acr.s-al - tn. state OF cu!uvS
-! 81. on loug ZINE Col. ". $. MAY, OF DsntcE.
=. .>..c. Vii show The o.st: ,y ZOE, living Oh n.
. ..s.ss.n T.. ROBINSON.
h:-se;le.s addressed 20 Gel. ". S. MAY, Bentor,
:.s>s'. ,ga;s, AiaosE>. VII Do responded TO.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-05-28
Dr. 4. E.P. Garnet, Late OF Washington
civ.

twill be seen from the card OF DR.. Garnett,
in this issue of the Enquirer" that he has
aade Richmond his place Of residence. Dr..
Garnett has practised medicine with success
for many years in Washington, filing high
aud responsible positions in the profession
having been Professor Of clinical medicine IN
the National Medical College. Driven from
Washington by The Lincolntyrsnny, his future
home will be in Richmond. He will here con-
tinue his practice.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-05-28
The eherokees, Chocktaw and Chicasa,v
Indiana.

George ". Kendal, Of the Ne. Orleans
" Picayune," in an interesting letter from bis
Texas home, under date ef the s:h Of May,
says:
have been told that the Cherokces, Choc.
laws, Chickassws and other tribes, living upon
our borders, and many Of them owning slaves,
hare rot only manifested their sympathy with
The Southern cause, but have offered to furnish
SEINE thousands cf warriors for service Here
IS the right force in the righ. place, il The re.
port be true, and President Davis is . man ci
such quick perception that he han doubtless
accepted tie offer. The Silawuees and Della
wares-and better light troops the world never
saw-could also be enlisted, and the entire
indian force could be so stationed as to guard
our North aud North Western frontier !rom
Ca,oanchc aud kiowsy iaroads, or 10 watch
Monlgoincry's nlerauders, or any other gang
wiicn the blood.thirsty ai,I accursed spirit ci
Aboiitionism may send down upon US i9om
starving Kansas. have already heard i ~
NOR that montgomery, with his rascslly fol.
.IowcrS was on h,s way down, breathing threats
in particular against the citizens Of Dallas
county. If this be true, the inhabitants up
that way will have their hands full; they have
long lacked full protection against the cruel
CaInanches, and have now more ruthless and
savage enemy 10 deal with
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-05-28
The Invasion OF vfrginim.

The Rubicon has been passed. Yesterday,
column of fYe thousand Federal troops crossed
the Potomac, and took iognal military posses.
sion Of the unprotected town Of Alexandria.
This is the first response OF the Lincoln des-
po:ism to the shou. for freedom, and irdcpcnd.
euce which went up on Thursday from every
portion OF Virginia.
Alexandra hss been declared by the Wash.
ington syrants, a portion OF the District of Co.
lumbia, and, as she gave, in the very face of
the Federal army, an overwhelming majority
for secession, Lincoln has sent bis troops there
to develop and protect Union sentiment
Do these tesotted fanatics aatter themselves
that Alexandria is to be kept in chains like
those which bind poor Baltimore TO the car of
Federal despotisin
We congratulate the people Of Virginia that
the last aimsy pretence Of the Ruup Gov
ernmsnt at Washington, Of regard for con.
stitutionsl laws has been tbrcwn aside.
The sovereign State Of Virginia has been in.
vadsd By the Federal hiTelinss without az.
thority Of Congress, which alone has the war
making power. Heretofore, the prrtsnse
that 1t was the duty of tho Federal
Government 10 Te-posssss itself cf the
Forts and Arsenas in the seceIed States,
has been put forward to Justify the aggressive
movements OF the Federal troops. Bat in the
present case there is 40 such pre.ence-ro
forts or arsenals or other Federal property has
been seized Ct alexandria. The .'bloody and
brutal purposes of the Abulitilni nists, 10 sub.
jugate and exte,m;natc tic Southern people,
stands confessed by i;is assrant eut:sse upon
Virginia soil.
Eirginians. arise in your strength and welcome
the invadsr With "bloody hands 20 bospitab.e
graves" The sacred soil uI Virginia, in which
rsqoss the ashes Of so many OF the iustrious
patriots who gave independence to their coun.
try, has been desecrated by the hostile tread
Of an armed enemy, who prociailns bis malis-
nant hatred Of Virginia because she will not
bow hsr proud neck to the humilasins yoke Of
Yankee rule. Meet the invader ~ lie ,hres.
hold. Welcome hin, with bag onet and bullet.
Swear eternal hatred Of q trescherous Zoe,
whose ouly hope Of safety is in your defeat and
sutjugation.
1t is not in the occu pation Of Alexandria that
auy cause for modification exis;s--that has
been for some time expected hy those who
were careful observers of events. /: is in the
continuance Of the enemy upon our soil that
We shall heve cause for modification. Il is
the fault of the enemy that he has invaded
Virginia; it will be cur fault il be docs not
pay the penalty OF his rashness. An armT full Of
strength and power went from France to Mos
COW broken remnant Of starving and misc
rab!e men returned to Francs 70 tell the sod
tale OF disas,eF and defeat Virginia will be
the Moscow Of the Abcliiionists-cur armies
are gathering 10 the prey, and SO surely as the
patriot .freemen OF the Southern army come in
conflict with the toercenary Eordes Of the
North, SO surely Will they give the world cn-
other example Of the nviuc.bi!ity cf free
people fighting on their ONE soil for al; that is
Gear TO nan.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-05-28

LADIES NoLUSrEEarSG.-Ne undcrstan
tha: several ladies' from Petersburg re1chcl
Norfolk Monday, for the purpose CT rendering
their services as nurses. They came Of course,
anticipating that the brush Of Sunday would
lead to more serious engagement. They
were not required, h1%eyer, as the enemy dil
not repeat their menace besides, our own i.
dies are too patriotic to permit OTHERS to SIP.
ply Inc places they are ready TO G!L-.P0r:s
mouth Transcript
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-05-28
rSECOND DISPATCH. |

NORFOLK, May ga telegraphic dispatch
was sent from this place to-day stating that
there mad been severe battle fought at llamp-
ton, and that some seven hundred Yankees had
been KILLED. This is all mistake. There
has been NO FIGHT as yet.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-05-28
r9:om the Ss1 York Tribune.
,;.chn. ond 10 be AIiacIse d =. p robabls Fight

AN ATTACK on RIcHMoND.-W AsulSGToy,
Saturday, May is, l85l.-rhe Day OF Jubilee
las COME, anu the 80, 900 troops remaining in
atd about this city are rejoicing that they are
s., soon t2 show f shat metal they are made.
That Richmond is the point Of early attack is
no longer a matter OF doubt, but By winch
rc,;ie tie fcrcs vii! 90 is uhdeyelopcd.
EIaorNIA's PROBABLE RESISTANCE At Cu!.
Seper Court house, Brigadicr General Cooke
has s 600 veil armed troops who are in ex.
pectaacy Of IN early assault Scattered At
convenient points bel@ecn alexandria and jn
ii are nearly 1900 troops. who are not expect
ed 10 make stand or show fight until they
nara rctreated to the main body ut Culpepcr.
How TIE NoETu WILL PsocEEo.-Thc Gov.
-rninent has definite information Oh these
points, and it is considered By military authcri-
Ties that the proper course vii! be to uiTch di-
rect 70 Culpeper, snd thence If possible to Char
iot,csYille. where are now $500 troops, and
thence 10 LynchburS, as may be deemed best.
There will also be despatched forcfR by Ac9uia
Greek, and large force by way OF Norfolk, so
HAT on all sides Richmond will be surrounded
WHEKg WILL BE THE FIRST FIGHT ?-Proos.
BIZ The ErSt battle ur encounter will be at
Cnipepcr C2urt uouse, which is u town Of
900 Inhabitants. about 60 miles from Wash
ngtou and 100 from Richmond, though the
rnuis is somewhat circui,ous. We are not
permitted 10 send more than this mere outline,
even Of surmise, but The censorship would
seem to indicate tie correctness Of the plan.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-05-28

A medical mln askeu uis lesa. adviser how
be could punish servant who hnd stc!, II &
canister Of valuable snuff. II am ynt a;c.rr ot
any act" said the lawyer, ''that n-a-.7: ...rs!
to take snufs.a
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-05-28
pv TIE Gurg@Hun OF VIRGINIA.

4 tEJELAJATiCS. j r.
f'#:s'AS ar.c.:cs a-5 Occurred II the Convention
= Il ';.a!i. o. ;;- FrA.s sa.;i9u OF r. H. Cox, EeD
p: itsr-i - n. Ds:c. caEposed Of the counties o:
St: Qa=sa i:..5= he sh.riSs CT ssd coca
:,si-; I" nod 80 election, at the several
-: :; '.1! =:,ts. * .aS - each o., said counties,
':.:s4. III: .s.s; bird day Of May, GRE psesen,
- & ta==,5t: Q; :a= { aPeaiioa for sAl District,
i:;.i: ~ .acaccy 80 --ad
Own cat= cas h.%t IS Governor. aad under
: s yIi Of :hs 10 alth, at Richaond, Ibis
- IN I: 49,, 1871, x.d il the Ssh year Of The
.----fi.3.c.
JOHN LETcuEs.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-05-28

A FAMILY OF soLDlERs.-The Lynch5urg
Republican says:-"In the Bedford compa.
MES now quartercd near this city, are four
brothers, the entire family cf an old man,
living near Big Island, named Solomon Tan.
ner. They we're the principal support Of their
father, but With cheerful heart he bid them
go in defence Of their country, whatever fate
might belall him. All honor to the patriotic
father and sons"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-05-28

CoHulssARy.-Mr. W. Gbboney, Of Wythe,
has been appointed Quartermaster for the
troops that may rendezvous in Southwestern
Virginia. Mr. G.. W. Anderson is Assistant
and Mr. 2 J. Haller, Clerk
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-05-28

PIrrsYLvASlA County CoURr.-We learn
that the Court on Monday last, madea sppro-
priation Of $50, 900 70. the equipment Of the
volunteers cf tho county.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-05-28
BLOODY ENGAGEMENT at I.AR2ER'S
FERRY:
TIE YANKEES REFUSED WITE
GREAT Loss.

MASA.sA JcSc1Ioy, May 2e.-The Wash
ing.on Star Of yesterday afternoon, states that
en- engagement has taken place between tho
Yankee troops and the Southern troops S..
toned at Harpcr's Ferry. Tne S:ar says tt:
Yankees were repulsed with great loss.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-05-28
,,cr,1 AaD READ!

->,r-ri:CL. kE>IVrNCi To- sale At Rrcktn gbRul Fe
:, ~. ,-..,,are Wi. in9.e'ed acr=s lsnd, New B,ick
:. 81. ;. a,cr.,1:y %; aou'es, well Of eaee.ieEl
..r ~ i!ci'e Shoe snop, &C., al n fuil View Of
80 - .,7...s :a!s oGer: rare Inducements 10 an en-
:. ~ IS. ;c ysgcnsie beautiful home In healthy
l,oa. address the cndsrb!sred, G,svel
2 2. .. b-g,.-s tan ccu::y, Va
:: - !.s'i'.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-05-28
-,,IIYV,-TI0NS FOtk SALE.

- -. NO. couu:y, Mississippi, Two Ealuable
,-...s:::-s o. the roubiebee river, mostly black
"a ,,..srpss,,d Tor Cation. One 1860 acres, and
:. ~ -,:.:, - 1c:e' On eaen IN cultivation.
:.,v:ca.::5a Apply a. the o:sce Of the Rich
=. : - April I-cESn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-05-28

ApPo:synsy7.-We learn that Albert 7.
Bledsoe, proessor Of Mathematics in the Uui.
versity of Virginia, has been rendered the
commission OF Colonel in the volunteer forces
of Virginia, aud that he will accept. Mr. Bled-
soc is a ersdra.e of The Military Academy OF
West Point, and was, for several years, an
officer in the United States Army.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-05-28
Fighting at Hampton, va.

ISpcclal Despa!cl 70 Tue Nlchmohd th4uIer
NORFOLK, May a5.-There vas e fight on
the road, midway from Ola Point to Hampton.
at six o'clock this morning. The discharge 81!
musketTy wss rapid and prolonged for an hour.
Can 20 aid be sent these gallant IIamptoniars
from your cityr The Hampton Greek bridge
is burnt, and there is u large encanpment G!
Yankee troops on JOS Segar's farm.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-05-28
o. c. RRANsFORD.

3:-I,: tnc ~ LAND SOk SALE,
.i.itt AtSs5 0; TUE CHOICEST LAND oo DEEP
,t:tP I.EES. ten miles iroO GrseasY!l!e; n WSsh
:. ,.a'? Mississippi.
81? -. eaer body OF Land Ia the Mississippi Val.
- ;s', S:;h certainty, ~ eslss Of Cotton o. 30
.,-s d, .yra per acre.
-, .cs'.tr 10 !SrspATIoS, and It's Natural drainage
d. 81, ...:...dEc lHascsssary.
~. 8. .e. sock raage; asi1 addition to cane and
80. st-is~,. BLrg GRASS sad LED cLorSs. do well
::
.:i.a a.:fsacrhood Of wealthy planters, some Of
- - f..l4 Virginia and TeoGeti.e.
=,rrs, 'o:a:, co2sst Of geo Dwelling House, Ne
=, Ga ilcuse, stable, Gibbs, &C.; go acres IL
,sr. g z-: :. G;adcnRg CT B:0 scres, thus tEordins
.t., Z. :g.i!Ta:toc neat ycRr.
~. .:?,-.-,y j, oerec 10 its sale. 10 secure tie
=, 800 p,l.. :;os OF Ii. Mississippi river.
y. 49,, 1gp!ytc FARLEY, JCREY d CO.,
y... g--:.Ca New Orleans. Le.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-05-28

Virginia Election Returns.
TIE ELECTION in Richmond Thursday pass
ed off very quietly. We cnnex the statement
Of thc vote 1T The close Of the polls:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-05-28

tFoRriflcA71oXs BE1SG ERECTED At MANASSAS
Juxc7loN.-Wc learn that the Virgins troops,
ousrtsred e. Manassas Junction, are busily en-.
gaged in throwing up fortifcations, and in
making every necessary preparation for en- anti
cipated attack cn that point. 4 reinforcement
Of iprse number Of troops is expected there
today
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-05-28

TsocPs rnoX Sc17r-Oa Tuesday evening
last, says the Abingdon 4" "Virginisn," Two
companies OF 1nfantry from Scot. county,
under c3mmand Of Captains Cox and Weed,
arrived at their rendezvous in .hIs rl;cc. The-
comprise about two hundred mcn, athletic aui
determined, and will max, as good soldiers as
any in the world. They disclam the name Of
their county. and call it "Dlris.' They aro
quartcred Tor the preseat 3: The Male Acaic.
nv.
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How Tusy WERE DISTRIBUTED. The LTnc

How TneY WERE DISTRIBUTED. The Lynch
burg Republican Of Friday says: Several
loads OF documents, addressed ITO Tie Voters
OF Virginia" under The frank OF some Black
Republican, were publicly burnt in the streets
yesterday in front OF the polls Of Lynch Ward.
They were Intended to operate on the election
yesterday, but coming under the view OF Sr:
rerin,cndent Gill, Of the Virginia and Iennes-
see road, lie ordered their seizure, aud Gislri
butcG lnrm 90 above stated
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-05-28

Wanted to know-Whether the volume o.
sound has get been found
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-05-28

RELEAsEp.-We understand that tue ship
Argo, laiened with Tobacco, from this port for
Europe, aud ;ghich was seized BY the b!ocsa
ding squadron and carried to New Iork, has
been released.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-05-28

lnEe.scl !p TIE ecLul-N eekIy Enquirer ~
,ous-e Of D lines or less for the frst in,er
80: "a :s.;, PEI square for each continuance; or II
,rt 80; s.en,, to b. considered by the month or
y 80, ,yecscd the sinnusertpt, or previously
20 :a.S. rs,a a-ea tie strtlrs.
:::5 marked OF the copy for specified
will be continued until ordered out,
:cI,'; 81 s,s::sl accordingly
- -, & ,.v .kSESTS--To avoid any nspnder-
, ",,s- o..t C; tbs Annual Advertisers, 1t Is pro
:-- ;:.c;! lha; their privileges eny extends to
&c: su,iacss Real Estate Legal and all other
.: -. .s.: ~ sseEa, 10 be C. additional charge
Il':it:--.-.-- ...------,
:. .:..sssl General Aysats' Advertisements not
- sY The ycs., e:t 20 oe charged at ME usual
: "a .acn discounts as shall be agreed upon.
:'s and y.a:ly advertisers, generally, en-
- rcIs .guSr-s, With the privilege Of change,
:; =. ,a,. yearly sversss. In any one week, insert
- ;sa x,rour, ss:s.d upon as the standing rule
-: =. ,,s;s.. s.d al exceeding such amount 70 Be
~ - 20 To-, o.ee nay be remit:ed per Eai !a
,-i;T:!.ele Br.s ro;ss, Vre2:stered, at the risk Of
!,7.,...e, asd Tributes OF Respect, exceeding
:. ~. -, c.a:sei for az advertisements.
"a go ,,rsncs C:Sst De accompanied with the ad-
..;i.!acleEs references. TO Insure execution.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-05-28

ILLEGAL Vo7ISG, &c.-a nan by the name
OF Coleman, graduate Of our penitentiaFy,
IVES arrested Oil Thursday evening, on the
charge 6f voting the "Union ticket at two
different wards during The day. Some were
disposed 10 deal sumnarliy with him, but
yielding 10 their better pIoinP:inss, he was
turned over 10 the iaw. Yesterday be appear.
eG before the Mayor, and was sent on for trial
(Gr perjury.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-05-28

Az UNEXPECTED EIsl7vK-Ye6terdsy morn.
Ing tie prvprie!ors OF the saloon on the corner
Of Ninth ald Bank streets, were somewhat
astonishe4 TO fnd horse rushing into their
establishment. The animal bad run away,
and, in passing down Ninth street, became de.
tachcl from the buggy and quartered himself
in the s,looa. Lie set good example BY
leaving without ;ak;ns liquor.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-05-28
7,a Richmond Enquirer,
,,, pA1lY, sEMI-wEEKLr AND WEEELy.
T.; l.,;...tg.v;.Ss, MISE ~ .ALLEGRE.
TERMS:

p.,sy. rsren dol!s.s FER snennl, xnd at the
:5A,.,,,rs !: t.sea for q shorter pSrlod than one
,H " -. sls:w,sstr ave doIss' per annT%. IN and ;S
-. ,,.un, or SIX copies for fl0, to be paid In.
apa% ,Srs-,e. When letters containing money are
.,s,.te e:iStsred, or they nin be ~ the
=. - .r'sS..,so IN TEE plIlr sNeuNss.
,t...s .: less> one !nsert!on........... IS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-05-28

Arrival OF TRoops are daily receiving
acccsSious of men ftotn our sister States South.
!. large number OF North Carolina troops ar
rived en- Thursday night and We learn that
we Shalt soon have them in even greater mum.
i,crc
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-05-28

The Howlrzggs.- Battalion, under
command OF Major Randolph, will probably
leave to dag. They are gallant set OF meu,
and, wherever placed, will do efficient scc7icc.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-05-28

To REeouMESD the Crystal Psriscopic Spec
taclss,p and ths skill with which Franklin &
Co., l4s Main street, our scientific and pracll.
cal Opticians, adaP. ther, to every sight and
each particular case, would be only to repeat
what most Of our citizens already well know.
We coptine ourselves, therefore, to calling at.
tention 10 their really fine assortment of Mill
tary Spyglasses and Marine Glasses, which VIC
recommend to the consideration Of military
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-05-28

COUNTERFEIT NoTE.-A new ten dollar note
on the Merchants and Mechanics Blrk Of
Wheeling has made its appearance Lock Gu.
for it, II is a dangerous counterfeit, and eli
calculated 10 deceive The red of the Ill. in
The counterfeit is deeper than that Of the geru.
inc, and the iorme, is more impcr:ectly cXecu.
TED; but it would nevertheless be readily &c.
ceved by the best judges CT money, ull:ss
warned Of lis existence.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-05-28

TROOPS 3IcrINd.-Much activity prevailed
on lhs streets yesterday, in consequence of the
moving and Contemplated movements Of
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-05-28

MOVEMENTS OF VIRGINIA TRooPs.-A CORES
pondent writing to Pniladelphia paper from
Williamspcri, Penn, under date cf May go,
says:
One thousand soldiers, under the oEnmana
of Col. Allen. from Uarper's Ferry via Martins.
ourg reached Lemons Ferry, opposite to this
toxin, on the Virginia side Of the Potomac, yes,
tcrday Sunday about O'clock, p. N. They
were seen 10 march down the turnpike and file
opposite the woods, and by o'clock the smoke
Of their camp fires was seen curling UP through
the trees where they had c.mped a thousand
more zen, with soYe field pieces, are expect,
ell to arrive 10 day Most oil the men are from
Berkeley ard Jefferson counties, while fes
are from South Carolina. The ostensible OBJ
iecs ia 10 guard this ferry, though, perhaps,
the com:Ds election has something 10 do with
the mUve.