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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-02-01

Virginia four-as that -four already enjoys much
hSher reputation than the flour Of any other State
oi the Union, what good can result from the repeal
or emasculaton Of our inspection laws!
some, IN the heat nnd anger Of bitter controversy
have assorted that the present inspectors are nei-
gent AS far as the inspectors for Richmond and Pc
tersburg are concerned know the charge to be ut
terly destitute of truth. The Inspector for Richmond
is Que of the most competent, energetic and faithful
| officers Of the Commonwealth. He received the up
ponment when John England resigned, and his
claims were urged by more than one hundred men,
bers of the Legislature, and by than forty mil
lers and commission merchants Of this city, irrespcc.
tive of party. a simple statement which we clip
from recent editorial in the Richmond Examiner,
shews that he has been firm and energetic in the dis
charge of the duties of his office:
From 1851. inclusive, to December 3lst, 1862 nv
books show &c. 0o3 barrels -four condemned, and the
amount of fines for falsely areing barrels and light
weight, to be 81 ,267 45 which fines have gone into
the treasury for the use of the Literary Fund.
ID. ). DELAPLaNE, Flour Inspector.
Here then are THIRTY SIX THOUSAND BARRELS OF
FLOUR" which, but for the compulsory inspection Of
-four in Richmond alone would have been thrown into
the market, to deprecate the value of Virginia flour
THREE HuSDREn AND SIXTY THOUSAND DOL
LARS WORTH of bad flour, detected in five short
years. furnishes the strongest possible evidence that
the inspector for this city has not slept on his post.
TWELVE HUNDRED DOLLARS of fines tell the tale ci
the irmness with which he has discharged his duties
as an officer Of the State. The Inspector of flour for
Petersburg has held the Office for only short time,
but the cnviabe reputation of that gentleman for in
tegrty aud intelligence, is sufficient guarantee for
the faithfulncss with which the duties OF his office
will be discharged The name and public services o!
DAVID BRANCH are too well known in this State for
that gentleman to need heightened eulogy from our
hands.
Another common, although groundless objection
to the present inspection laws, is that the inspectors
are enjoying much larger salaries than Governor.
correspondent in the Enquirer of Monday, for
whose credibility vouch thus puts to rest the
idle tales which have been circulated every where,
about the emoluments of the Inspector Of -four ior
Richmond, and we learn that the current lumors
as to the emoumens of the inspectors Of Guano fish,
&c. &c, are equally groundess and absurd:
ave invite attention 10 the following statement,
which ia almost officially correct:
For the official yenr Of 80, there 390pOH bar
rels Of -four inspected in this city. The ices 10. in
spectng this number of barrels, at the present rate
sf one cent per 6arrs would give US the sum OF t;rct
thousand nine hundred dollars. The "RoRISGs'
amounted to about nineteen hundred dollars. We thus
have,
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THE COMMERCIAL CONVENTION AND THE
STATE OF MASSACHUSETTS.

No doub: Convention, meeting 10 devise means 10
promote the independence Of Southern commerce.
will take into consideration the conduct OF Massa.
chuset:s which presents, Of ITSELF the most urgent ne
cessy for such Independence. Massachusetts has, by
act of her Legislature, chartered n company, whose
procssed object it is 10 seize upon territory acquired
chiefly through the agency Of Southern men ana
Southern cuunses, aud against her consent, ana
TO exclude Snuthcrncrs therefrom. She has, more
over, passed law to nufy the fugitive slave act,
and to render it impossible for us to recover our
slaves who escape TO her borders At the same time,
many of her citizens busy in decoying away our
slaves whom this law prevents our recovering Such
wanton insults and injuries demand redress Yet the
best measure Of redress may be 10 establish CONNER
cisl and manufacturing independence and thus, to 90
away with the temptation necessity of future trade
or intercourse with her. So long rs that dependence
and that temptation exists we fear that mere retaa-
tory laws will be nugatory. We have, however
much confidence in the frnness, wisdom and pru-
dcnce of this Convention and await the results OF its
deliberations, with the hope and expectation that its
advice will be good, and that it will have weight and
influence with all sensible and conservative men, rs
well of the North us OF the South.
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TWE\TY-FiVE D0LI.AR> REWARD.

nASAWAl from she subscriber. on FEiuny. tne SUD
Ia Snven,bcr a nero boy by tie name OF PHILLIP
Said boy is uOu. !? OF are fret three or Tour
inches III n ra;hcr icS sbCu: ;ae color ot ginger
cake ull lace h:G large eyes has naot OF Toins mis-
eyes ,rIen ;alk,. or iau:i!n: whc! look very white
such ,::n, is !:;.e inclined 20 swaSgcr and drag his
fee, sk,n .vaxin e is carpenter by trade wes born
an. raised Richmond Vircuiz aud WILL perhaps, Try
make i = tina, pSce.
will give The aboT" reward for his apprehension and
delivery for his coninemc in any Jail that
esn .e; him +. COLBERT.
Dec 6-clt New-Bcrn, N. G.
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I;;-eY D0I,IAJiS REWAKD.

IDCNiWAN ircm tuv -uhscIiorr Un the 'is' u's =, :,
Ee pct"a!hNr. lcJJ, negro msn who csi'- n''"se'
Wl.IIAI SINGLETON. He Is about s'S lee; hi5n'
,aUs;,o: WIKI: nHil, very it- hcHrd III. ''ne
20 ,uy one wu will safely deliver iac aforesaid negro 10
,.e + . reward vii, b" Increased 80 Il he should be
spg.Ha'u-d an where out ot iAs c"ah'y O' .Ho''''
ssG 70 SO il Hpg-rh"!icd ou; o: The STATE
.rcss all communications 'nt uniersiSheu "' neu
'I' I,N%,Nc,,n. MACK 4 M0SELY.
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DEMETRIuS w. SAUNDERS.

TIE undersigned respectfully returns his thanks
me customers Of George B. saunders & Bro, and the
pjhc generally, for the berei patronage bestowed upo
M arm ;or the past three years and hopes BY strict at
,n:;on 10 business receive continuation vi that pa
-oos,s shall continue business h: the late stand OF
& Saunders & Bro. No 36. Broad street where shal
Isa- vol selected stock OF Groceries. which will sell,
NJ wholesale or retail good term. any other
,r,n,smaai in the city AL orders will receive prompt
s,so,;T, DEMETRIUS w. SAUNDERS.
,,I,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-02-01
ian n.o-criw jANES ROY MIcoU, crk f. &C.
Y lRIlNit-iN CHANCEkY AT Rule. held in the
-,,k. OElse Oi LsseN Nrr.!; Count ON the ID dhy

ik1lNit-iN CHANCEkY AT Rules held in the
,t't. pti:e OF Esscx Lirrri; Court, on the Sd day
" Os:eHt"r $50:
.n.a5 Burke cUe'a.an Of james G. B. Burke, I'm in
$3.50 -@''f i'S - "i fourteen years, md her son,
.,,.. Plaintiff,
ac - h"rt- and Iohn William Burke Infants up.
fan. ' "r e"l. y"nIs. Ma.y Susan burke an in
nol ,-s.n.d H. twenty ono years, ov Rufus > Rem.
IN ,m,. u '" .Hnrt!rn ad litr,n 70 defend ,b.m
The object ci i.... ,y,, "s' -! " h" ke, Defendants.
of tract M land % = 20 ora!u decree ior tie sale
Burke seized, in the coun,y o, E..nx James B.
sGaircd and thirty acr", u.or" or l. CONTAINING TWO
Game The plaintiff by counsel. and ,h,
Cd Aths the defendants IN this cause no u%hru.
r$fuca on me defendant Robert huk" atG II nsr.a
rcnIta; "' ''i- Stn,e, the motion III, pl;,, " hn'
Ordered 'iai IL" said defendant Robert Burke M u Is
mere *!hin one month after due publication o Mi. a
snd d" MAJ necessary to protec. his Interest and
copy o h!s order be published in newspaper i,
s s.'e Tor tour weeks succcssvcly and another con,
cfso posted n The trout door of the Court House OF ,h
county On In: ti's, day Of the next county court
Cory-Tcste,
Janl0--cwiw JAMES ROY MIcOU. Clerk E C. e.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-02-01

by the unanimous vote of both Houses of the Gene
raj Assembly, will shed much light upon tho interest
inS and important case.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-02-01
NEW BUSINESS.

nS account OF tE.>iea,h OF my arotner Geo. r. saun
~ icrs, the firm OF George T. Saunders Bro will DC
closed from this date The OF the rm will he used
m the purpose of closing up the business All persons
ir,n- claims against the firm, of George Saunders in
i,v!rally will present them the undersigned for settle
ea; those Indebted will please make payment at as
es;!y day as possible
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Fces- -o,'uo
Borlngs. ".................l,I ,Iu0
81 SlIll

The gross income Of the Office will state in
round numbers at SIX THOUSAND DOLLARS, and the
expenses of two assistant inspectors, hire ut four
negro men, plank for plugs, horse hire, rent,
&C., &C., amounting to about thirty seven hundred
dollars. The therefore, to the nett income Of
this office, stands thus:
l,uu
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-02-01
THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.

ny RITCHIE, PRYOR & DUSNAFANT.
>o~~~~>>>~>>~>>>~>-
,yN = RITCHIE & ROGER A. PRYOR, EDITORS.
FRIDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 4.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-02-01

Governor Wise has appointed John Randolph
Tucker, Esq, of Winchester, the Commissioner OF
Virginia. to attend the trial of Mr. Parsons III balr
COUNT, Pennsylvania The appointment is an ad'hl'
rab!e one, and the result OF the mission, authorized
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-02-01
1,n a-w.w GEo. X TAyLOR. cNk.
VTIRGINlA-A; Rules held in the Clerks Ohce Of
y IN. Circuit Court of Louisa County, Monday

NflR(1NfA.-At RUles neIu IL tIe SeIh OHlce o.
y the Crcu;, Court of Louisa County, on Monday,
January the 9Th. ESQ:
Iewis W Lnudrum Plaintiff:
Against
Elisabeth Locker Bau!dcn Locker and Benjamin F.
Hopkins, administrator with the will annexed ol Alexan.
der Locker. deceased Defendants.
The ohjec Of suit aside deed OF the 2lst
Of May ls.H3 from Elizabeth Locker 20 Bnulden Locker
and TO declare the fraudulent aud void against
the plaintiffs debt against Elizabeth Locker for the sum
Of S266 md the ine."st thereon, and obtain dc.
for h, said debt and interest sgains, the said Eliza
beth Locker and 20 nave the satisfied of the pro.
perry by thesaid deed of the 2lst May 1883 and
sO for settlement OF the administration accounts Of the
Defendant Benjamin F. Hopkins the estate OF Alexan.
der Locker deceased and a!vi,s having been made and
Sled :hH: the defendants Elizabeth Locker and Baulden
Locker not residents Of this State the motion Of the
Pan', hy h, attorney. x is ordered that the said last
named defendants do appear hare within month after
Gg" pWbca1nOt 'h order and do what is necessary
o:" their iae!e,i and that copy Of this order be pub
a"i week Or four successive weeks, in the Rich
L,nt Enquirer, newspaper published i'll tine city o
Richmond and also posted the front door of the Court
ho'a O. 'hs coGnty the first day OF the next County
CDa':. e0py-T.-te:
NJ
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-02-01

A.L.T-'.
JOAN N.:Ir. Burke and james G. p. Burke infants
ee' iHe OF fourteen years Mary Susan Burke, ill.,
i-a' adeT n" Of twenty years by Rufus 5. Rem
nos their cgarGiiui al l;tem assigned defend hcn
!2o'nHs u, HUr.c aud Robert Burke, Defts.
lae eo"Ct his au il 10 obtain decree for the sac
cA''ac; o. lana. OF whic the dcicndupt John William
HrS"i. seized in the county of Essex continuing three
ade!'a AID :a'r;y anu onefourth acres or less.
Game lie an;i. by COUNSEL and the subpoena awarded
e:+i N" "i"ncan's in this cause not having been
e4' All OF n" defendant, Robert burke. and it appear
a.! 'nr hi !hvi' ;"d Thar The said defendant ID not
"Ht ' ms State; tc motion Of the pnintif it 10
He'ed 'ah' :ac said defendant Robert Burke do appear
' "'nnoae month after due publication Of this order
% "' Ia n"ces,"ry to protect mis- interest," and thnt
c'S q. las order b. published in soic newspaper in
' a" 0' four wseS> successively, and another copy
'S '" ~ The front door OF the Court. House oil this
~''''! ." q" first lay Of :ilc next County Court.
49,. COpy-Tes,s.
Jan l--rH;r iNTS f'I'L n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-02-01

MORE MINERAL TREASURES IN VIRGINIA.
We are pleased hear from the best authority that
pure anthracite COAL in large quantity, has recently
been found the Of Patterson Creek, its
mouth in the county of Botetourt. The discovery is
of great Importance, as the forges and foundries in
that region have heretofore to extent, been opc
rated with stone COAL carried up from this city, dis
lance of two hundred miles This anthracite coal,
being very near the James River and kanawha Ca
nal, must throw upon it large amount OF tonnage
thereby comforting vast benefit upon several OF the
great interests Of the State.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-02-01
TIE COMMERCIAL CONVENTION

Assembled in the African Church at Il W., yester-
day, and was called to order by Mr.. l.. &. Morris, on
whose motion, Mr.. Joseph Mayo, the Mayor of Rich
mond, was appointed Chairman pro tenn, land wei
coined the members to the hospitality of the city, and
M.ssrs W. b. Isaacs and J. \. Cowardin, Secretaries
The roll was called, and it appeared that there were
present nineteen delegates representing tic States "'
MARYLAND, North Carolina, Texas, Louisiana Mis-
souri,, aud the District Of Columbia, and number of
Delegates representing Virginia.
Mr.. X. G. Morris moved the appointment of COM
mittec to report permanent organization OF the
body: but, before the motion put Mr.. Tucker
Darlington, of Mecklenburg, Virginia, moved that
the Convention adjourn until twelve o'clock to-day
(Thursday,j 10 allow delegates from other States
who might arrive in the meantime, to participate in
the action on the subject.
At the suggestion of Mr.. a. Mcdonald, OF llamp-
shire, Virginia. and Mr.. Macfariand Of this city, tn"
question of adjournment left to the delegates from
beyond the limits Of Virginia; and, by vote OF IL to
s, they decided that the Convention should adjourn
until to-day.
From the remarks that fell from members, ii is evil
dent that the sparseness of the delegation from other
States is entirely owing to the Indictment weather and
to greatly exaggerated reports OF the smallpox III
this city, We heartily trust that the public convey
anccs, of last night and this morning, may bring in
large number of additional delegates.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-02-01
DAVID n. HUNTER. Clerk.

NlRGINIt-iN CHANCERY-At Rules held in the
CleTh- Ctir" Of Essex Circuit Court, the Sd day
o.D"c.ra5.r. 50:
AIN = Burke. guardian of John William Burke, in.
FAN GGi": the age OF fourteen years, and her son,
plaintiffs.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-02-01

DEATH OF EX-GOV. WALKER.
New ORLEANS, Jan. 25.-Ex.(iuv. Walker, Of
Louisiana, died yesterday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-09

WILLIAh WTTTEAS. AUGTfOkFER. Win SILL, on
w foSdny, NJ lO1s oclnck. a f5l. formerly Ia Cana
street. large suanty ri hnBssfod furniture &c of FAINT
u breaking up housekeeping pAror SUITS camssk and
urains one esgaDt carved octave piano aide
dnr recm tables velvet ree plv other caruess
otoirths mahogany boosca~ mahogany end walnut bed
seads hair end other mstresss~ heds and bedding s-b
iop dressing bureaus ard ws@bsapfs toilet wdrohes
aning rom and kitchen furniture, &C. Also cooking par
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EA0 PACKS RETAILED IN LESS THAN TWO
CVV weeks OF the greatest novelty vet. The masquerade
onsstng of 81 original d. signs characters in
variety o. costume The whole forming Of The mo pleas
published Full instructions
liberal discount 70 the trade The signature Of the
should be label Fer sale wholesale aud retail by
T. CBOWEN Broadway, Of Fourth street. only
thorized agent for New York city.
NJow READY.
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Retail price 80 cents snd one humid more
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noCToR RoDTN g. CANAL STREET, FEW DOORS
IL frpm Brosdwsy.-Dr Hodn's French MIXTURE II
sreedy dssses cumuosed entirely vege-
table properties and perfectly harmless 70 the constitution.
Price ~ per bottle Sole agency 81 Canal street
nOCToR oUIMBy-NO. THIRD AvENUE BEs
tween Seventh and Eighth streets specias In fseas~1
on ne renersrve and urinary successful prac
~ r-uef " sufferers Dr QUfMBfs iadies monthly prs are
a safe and edectusl remedy.
noCToR ROBINS oFrrcE AND CONSULTATION
rr~rs U Cnr~l street, for an diseases of private ns
ture cure guarsntsed Cheessmsns monthly pills also
T,,psrons rcfer p's Mlsske not the place No 81 Cana
street where an remedies are Dispensed
IMPORTANT TO TvnAGRa.-prsEAsEs or FEMALES
4 exclusively tvsased By Dr. DUBOIS Remedies fr fe
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HORsEs. CARRIAGES, &C.

LroR saLE-A CLOSELY MATCHED PAIR or ROAM
MORAN 15ts hands high, stylish sound and
tpd seen and eek old tros together in III.
minutes Also q light vo SEATED oalssa top wagon Ard
Adarees hos ASA Post Office
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ERAvELLERs' GUIDE.

IICpgcr RIVER n krI.ROAD.-FRoN NOvEMBERf
III tie vi cave Chambers street station y.
lows-Txpres. ~ A. ard tSP. N; mail, ll-g 4. ~
euirrrn. f5P NJ for Pougt .eepse AN AID and ~
NJ fc~ rirg sing VA and ~ N for Peekskil 30
The Pcuehkeepse sing ns anf peessk trains sop 81 ths
Pteaeureru Chambers C@rai Christie
phsr and thirty s're~s Tran. or Nsw York leave
Trpr ~ a. Ad ~ No A. NJ and as M EAss Afbanv
as.ls and loco A. n, sld = =. ~
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nFrEsTED AMERICANS. oRgAyrZE-ErTHER Z
~ der democracy naturalization mofiaed Or Abolition
pubirsnism spRsADiNo.WtN0
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THsRg WILL BE A SHOOTING MATCH AT PIGEONS
al j. a. Ioney's Forest House, Cypress ffla read On
Monday iCh instant beveeo NJ. piuk and Mr. -. for
SEQ after which Mr. Pink and NJ Thomson viii sheet q
wrh Others for go shnoiiur b. at ~
oclock stage viii leave the ferry a haf East 10 NJ
100 birds wl be shot At.
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DENTISTRY.

nFr,hIRr.-DR. r O. pCRKIr, CANAL rsss
~ vsvie sreeod number LIS uev <c-inviies srcntos
II hs ard s,ceesafui experiences Daily
DE sne harless te1snbln aren't reveoer sJSax
Prices moderss
M LFvFTT's NEW AND IMPROVED ATMOSPHERIC
wi plates for artificial their
isfeessd aunes 81 possn power " msstieaou vsry
The ordinary suction pses " eel sfbtcd for
CONTINUOUS gum II IS really worth the Of those
requiring artificial treu
teore enrefg else where Tech Removed nv ~ he
nxphirg pfocepss end every Improvement n TIE day
IFNE1T eenta. No IL Wayerey place near Rroad ray
Established 1895.
n EFIH, NEW sTYAT-ARF INSERTED PROM ONE
fu set n TIE best msrrrr Win ~ vlsbrt exs-sri
= r the riots By Dr NAPOLEON PRFTFRpe dertis,
re- extracted without pain. Terms ve-y moderate sails
f5c'R warranted. 40 Brvsdways
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LFREp BRAGG, AUcTIoEEER.-A BR >dG CO.,
IA will sell Al auction Tuesday Nov IL, mt lOh A. NJ,
their esroon Cortland street boots shoes
brngans &c rising In part the stock OF the IA hrm OF
Blair Mc together with prime stock OF winter Loods 70
be sold without reserve.