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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-03-04
TUESDAY MORNING, MARCH 4, 1856

umong the officers Of the militia Just as the era.
duates OF West Point take the raw material of
which the army recruits are composed and work them
up INTO ehelent soders so will those graduates and
trained officers be able to do for our militia when it
Is called into active service. Tho military knowledge
or, go to speak tactical instruction. acquired by the
masses the people, is but the of the duty ofthe
soldier; at course but superfcial-the main advantage
OF bringing them together at musters, is, as have
before sali, III organizaton-ev man secs and be-
comes acquainted with his fellow, his oflicors-sees
anu Knows his company and his regiment, though he
may not acquire full knowledge Of military disc-
phne There are social adv vantages, which, perhaps,
II might be out Of place to mention here, in bringing
the people together, apart from military duty.
am confident that under such system of training
for the officers ia now contemplated, many young
men will be induced TO accept commissions in the mi
lita, for the benefit of the instruction, who other
wise would moi hold them 1t is within my recolec-
ton, and that Of every officer Of much experience,
that the annual trainings aud visits Of the brigade in
speetors was every where regarded aud looked for
ward to with interest-nnd that our militia system
has been growing from bad to worse ever since they
were dispensed with, until the whole military force ot
the Slate is virtually annihilated and she is defence
less
concur with you that it will be best to strike
out the provision for the pay of officers but if the
Legislature intends TO revive the military dences OF
this great State personal aud local objections and pre-.
judices must be discarded, and plan adopted by
which every man who owes military service may be
compelled to render in person. or its equivalent.
As to the fancies Of popniays, who think that the
possession Of a bit of parchment and cooked hat and
feathers constitute them Wellngtons and Napoleons
they should be utterly disreg garded-these goutry
knor nothing about it, though they may think they
know every thing. But experience is the best teach
Grand in that there s safe guide.
There can be no doubt that the militia fine fund
will be greatly increased under good system, and
the draft upon the treasury consequently reduced.
l am, dear sir, very respectfully, your ob't,
WM. ii. RICHARDSON.
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Incorporating the town OF Goodson, in the county
Of ofWashingiou.
T" incorporate the hospital Of st. Vincent De Paul,
in the city of Norfolk
To improve the navigation Of the Mattaponi river.
To incorporate the Strnsburs und Capon Turnpike
Company un private account.
To incorporate the Baltimore and West Point
Steam Packet Company.
To amend and recnact the lst section of an act TO
Incorporate the Mill Point and Nicholas Turnpike
Company.
To establish branch bank in the town Of Licking.
ton, county of Rnrkbrdgc.
To establish branch bauk in the town Of Martins
burg.
Amend the act incorporating the Holbert's Run coal
Company.
PORTSMOUTH ORPHAN Asylum.
On motion of Mr.. LEE, the bill to incorporate the
Portsmouth Orphan Asylum, was tnken up, anu the
amendments thereto recommended by the committee
Of Propositions, &C., 10 whom he bill had been re-
committed, were read and agreed to. The bill as
amcnded was again ordered to be engrossed.
PETITIONS rREsisTED.
BY Mr.. HlErr-Oi citizens Of Hampshire county
asking that the Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road Com
paBy, be required 20 make sideug switch at the
store of n. Is. Guthrie.
by Mr.. CALvEnT-Sundry memorials in regard to
the extension Of the Winchester aud Potomac Raj
Road.
by Mr. MURDAUGH-Of citizens of Norfolk Coun
~, III relation TO the construction of bridge across
tile Western branch Of Elizabeth River, in said
county.
RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED.
On motion of Mr.. SPADY, tho Committee or
Schools, Sc, was instructed to enquire into the
pediercy Of establishing improved system Of free
schools .nr the county OF Northampton.
Several resolutions authorizing special committees
to bring in bills fo- sundry purposes, were adopted
aad bills subsequently reported.
PARDON OF 4 CONVICT.
| The SPEAKER laid before the House n communica
ton from tue Governor of the Common wealth, an
| nounclng that liz had pardJnrd Ebcn Lipscomb, who
was convicted OF murder, aud sentenced to be hung
| in Preston county, November 22d 1855, because he
was convinced lha, the said convict is now Insane
BILLS REPORTED.
Mr.. RuFFHER, from special committee, reported
bills declaring portions of Coal River lawful fence
Mr.. HOLDEN, from special committee, reported a
bill to establish new election precinct in Harrison
| county.
| Mr.. CHRISTIAN, from the Committee OF Roads
&c. reported bill to amend al act Incorporating the
S.eubenvil!e ard Charleston Turnpike Company.
THE CuyISGTON aND OHIO RAIL ROAD.
| On motion of Mr. lNpoDEy. the bill 10 provide foi
the completion of tie Covington ara Ohio Rail Road
was taken up, and made the order Of the day fol
| Wednesday next, at II o'clock.
On motion OF Mr. BRASSos, the House adjourned
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Fer tx EAyaiYs-
TOT t'.c z 'I!HtFeT'
OUR STATE FIEASCEs-TIIE REPORT @? IL!
COMNrTTFP

OUR STATE FEAECEs-THE REPORT @? TaE
COMMITTEE
have just Gui,hed reading the very aba
and Interesting report Of the Committee on Finance.
presume |, 10 from the pen Of ar. Garne;t OF E:sr.
IL IS certainly pHper Of marked ability, and ird
Gates thorough acquaintance with The suaject ct
"Finarce'-a subject not easily understood. Taa
suggestions IN the report appear IL the main 10 %
wise and sautary, and, j! acted promptly by tho
legislature will doubtless have the effect o ptacirI,
our State security in their jus! and proper poei:n
tho money market, from which they have trrpurasi
ly fallen, owing 10 combination o: ehusrs--u:, a!
the principal being the European war; which hes AZ
fecteC all American securities thcs= o: Virginia %
lirtlc perhaps less, than most other States. The xr
purpose of the committee To maintain the cre; o ;e
State is worthy VI all praise IL canno; bc su!.eG Il
there he prompt action by the Legislature. Nu- -
there any thing IN tho present state "s our finances
which should forbid some appropriations Ia the iTI
prove.nens, alrsGiy e0mmtoccG ty tie S.4!s "rd e.
psciay Tie great line, the most important IN 'hs
United States, the CovingGa and Ohio, should hy
AL means be prosecuted. The peopia in all vnr's d,
tie Siate expect III and should the Legislature al.
jouru without making come appropriation f., .i.at
work it will be justly regarded as an abandonment;
for the delay Of two yearsionrr will he equivalent 10
All indefinite period Two yeare, III tho present rare
for trade and commerce il all age Must Virginia
s!ulnber aud sleep .crcver7 Are there no ..DeWi:;
Ciu,ons' in the Legislature {! M s;ateamcm WHO
will seize the pruwt No Moses in their midst! Io-
liticsnI have, and some 10 spare; but lt them
member that; the PROSECUTIONS of 5s and ~ " just AID
wise as they are cannot bring to US trade and pr5ape
ry. We must tap the Ohio VIC must cr1R o;:r HI-
anrcs with cur natural friends in The mighty Wet
they entrea; us 10 do so-"trr every in'ucrn,uf.
Ouce let this be done, aud We may proidy bli Def
ance al! the vile fanatics of the North. They Hty
live oloae in their ln!ainy. See what all our s!r'r
States have done und are doing. Look al Gcur.sia.
South Carolina. North Carolina and Maryla.:! -:.ie
Maryland. Baltimore with population of Ices ;!a:.
$780, solitary and alone, commenced her Er.a:
work. and steadily pressed on 10 ~ complexion. 80
her now with population Of over siiGo ~. '"s:;t
gross receipt frcn her road u! nearly elk millions a!
dollars. Should not her Success stimulate t., .Wc
forth all of our euergiesi
A COUNTRY READER.
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SATURDAY, MARCH !, 1856.
HOUSE OF DEIIEG ATES.

The House met Mt 10 o'clock, pursuant to adjourn
ment. The attendance being thin, the Sorgeant'at'
Arms was directed to cause the State bell TO be rung
SENATE BILLS PASSED.
The following Senate bills were read q third time
and passed.
Supplementary to the act Incorporating the Grave
Creek and Penusy ylvania line turnpike company.
To provide for taking the sense of the voters OF
Berkeley, as to repeal Of the net providing tor the
construction and repair OF public roads in said coul-
ty, passed March I'd, 1854.
10 amend the act passed 10th February, 1856, con-
corning the courts in the eighteenth circuit. lAmends
clerical error 10 the original bill.l
incorporating the Lynchburg Mining aud Manu-.
featuring Company, in the counties OF Campbell and
Bedford.
To revive and amen, the charter of the Gendow-
er Mining Company, lin tho counties OF Chesterfield
aud Powhatan.)
Increasing the capital stock of the Virginia Cen
tral Rail Road Company, ito the amount nf s3U,eo'
for the extension of the road West of Millboro)
Incorporating the Young Mems Christian Associa.
ton of the city of Richmond.
To incorporate tho Wheeling and Wesburg Turn.
pike Company.
To incorporate the Danvie Female College.
To amend and ro enact the ISt and Sd sections Of
the act to incorporate trustees Of the lower parrish Of
Nausemond, passed 10th January, 1858.
To incorporate the New River Sulphur Springs
Company, in the county of Giles:
Declaring portion Of Cheat River, public high.
way.
70 incorporate the Pioneer Mining and Manufao-
turing Company, in the county of kannwha.
To authorize Thos. L. Christian, minor, to hold
the office Of constable, in the county of Charles City
To incorporate the Mountain Lake Company, Ill
the county of Giles
To incorporate the Mountain Lake and Salt Sulphur
Springs Turnpike Company.
HOUSE BILLS PASSED.
The House bills were rend third time nno passeu.
Authorizing the county courts OF ONO, oeuer7on'
and Brooke 10 levy a tax dogs.
To incorporate the Cabel Coal and aah"'ac'"f'ps
Company.
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NUMBER S.,

Sie Senator AlF. Sewardi whether such an apology
as had bseu offered adds Insult TO ,be General ~,
jury.
Ii ever question occurred in our international ret
lations demanding indemnity for the past anl seed
r1ty for the failure, II was here presented. But ho
England and our own people. And wheu there zeal.
ly is no cause o! war between honorable nations "a
between men, none vii! arise. This lie tool: iar
granted and the people on both sides of the Atlantic
will make up their minds jointly on the same terms.
Mr.. Mason moved that the printing OF the British
enlistment documents be Increased TO ten thousand
copies aud that the SAME number Of those received
to-day both form one volume. Agrees, to-
The Senu;e then adjourned ~ Monday.
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For me ER7y,ysr.
DENnCp DE LOUISA.

IA nredicted. you wasted your strength ii H." lea
specal .eciop for sheriff by voting Cor hre" i-n",
csnIIdate. /. is your daty 70 cTsan1c fr tho apr;
election concentrate on one candlaG.r or inr-l 81
W,rrb Court and uomina.c your candidate, ard :''i
ar, hin, Kno;y. SO;hi;.s-Gn must be s1'r:"r'r'i.
or our County p will be raired Look nj Ma"s"ri
...ts ard nj Congress ard ut Kansas aIi ther a..
Yourselves + you will tolerate snch snes.in,. n',,
rant and dangerous Par'y. oHi'S'
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For the En7uir.r.


The Legislature woui relieve, In some degree. lie
taxpayer, by pessing law to permit them to pay 10
. receiver, to be appointed by the courts, t' 81"
ample security for prompt payment in the tts"-"fy.
or to permit taxpayers to pay directly into the tI.a-
sury, allowing them the present shers' ccinmsslp"s
in the way of discount-or, when paid to cosnry -
ceiver, deduction OF five per cent As the .ccciy"r
should not be- required: 20 apply 10 the taIpayers h"
only TO receive the taxes when offered TO hini, is
commissions should not exceed one per cent
A TAx-PAYER.
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OIICE rn lS HtnEREBY GIVEN TO THE HEIRS
cElslnTbe .sbscrihaS ES OF THOMAS DELPHY, DE.
Of Jeherson County in the Middle Circuit q; ,be
Florida, has remaining In his hands ccrrn; M @ .e oi
psy 10 tho heirs and distributes Of said Tha
Phy decoased when ascertsned From the bon, me.
hon obtained the said Delphy carpenter NV ,raha
resided In the town of Quincy, Gsdsden county in
said stae OF Florida in the year 1881 but died in Jete
county In the year 1873 The said heirs and distrbu
tees will mako their application in writing, or should any
persop who may road this notice. having any knowledge
the subject will peuse address at Monticello Jet
iarson COUNTY State of Florida WIN BUDD,
Master in Chsncery.
Monticello Jeffrrson Co Fla jan l6-3md
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SFFERESCES,
MARBLE YARD.

TOHH 7 ROGERS, ,,h Street, near Main, Richmond
eva Dealc: .vp:iau, Italian and American NARBLE
MONUMENTS, TOA2S, GRAVE STONES, MANIEL
PIECES Of svsry description, WALL PLATES, FRONTS
&e. &c
Any des-r in Carving executed IN the neassst nannor
Orders ru,a he country with city reference promptly
attended TO-
Mr. Rogers having served his time in one 81 the largest
ssabEsbiasus IN New York City, and having much expo
the business faucrs himself that all WORK exc
- ~ 80 N' D. Oct Scly
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rNE0I-vDED RCNOR.

WARRINGTON, Feb 2s.-The rnmor that the f!e'
sdenr had determined to disniss Mr. Crampian nr-
mediat.ly, and that a letter for that purros" had
been written, is entirely unfounted Tiis I7 tom ~
iucon,rovertible source. The ultimate determine :"'
of the administration thet subject may dr"' IN
the tenor Of the next foreign ndr;ces, u&.ss ~
Crsupton is previously Withdrawn.
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Col. j. l.. KEMPER.
The Mobile Register republlshes one OF our recent
articles, with the following sound and sensible COM


articles with the following sound and sensible COM
ments:
The great quarrel going on between the North and
South must strike disnterested observer tf there
be such thing in the world, on a question that has
engaged all minds one side or the oher with as.
tonishment at the arrogance of the demands on one
side aud the unheedcd plea the other side, for sim
pie Justice. What does the South ask Anything
that the North cannot give ani ought not 10 give =!
Do VIZ demand that more free SntGs shall be nd
mitted to the Unionl DO we ask to be permitted
ufficously to inernedde with the domestic polity Of
free Staesl Do claim thai the common territories
shall be given up exclusively to the use, occupation
aud enjoyment Of the people and institutions uf the
South7 Nothing of the kind. We simply say to the
North your equals in the Culon attend 10 your
affairs and leave quietly 20 manage ours The ter
ritories n common acquisition and common pro-
pery Do not destroy this community, by Federal
legislation the effect Of which is to exclude and to
make over the whole domain to you. When terri.
tory passes from its embryo condition, and when in
the eloquent language Of Mr.. Stephens of Georgia
"thc latent power of full sovereignty deve!opes itself
iu State form, wings to rise and ty though Intent
| in the chrysalis, do nevertheless develop them
selves In full beauty, vgor aud perfection al
the proper time" the South docs not declare
in advance that the new State shall be excu-
| ded from the Union, II il chooses to adopt free
labor Constitution. But il leaves this question 10 be
determined by the free will of the sovereign anil
accepts their decision final. The position Of The
two sections is clearly Illustrated in tho following
| tcle from the Richmond Enquirer, which shows that
| fthe South could so far forget what is due TO IL.
confcderacs aud were 10 retOrt upon them in kind,
| the demands which are made upon her, she could do
so with grea show Of reason, though at the expense
| Of m immense hubbub from the North.
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DELEGATES TO THE CINCINNATI CoNvEN

The Democratic members Of the Maryland Legls-
lature have chosen Richard B. Carmichael, Of Queen
Anne; Walter p. Snow, of Worcester Nathaniel Cox,
Of Baltimore city, and VIM. D. Merrick. of Charles
county. as delegates at large to the Democratic Ma
tional Convention, 10 meet at Cincinnati in June.
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NEW CONCERN.

kNHE undersigned have formed q partnership rntei
the arm Of LEONARD GODDARD eat aAyo
kntcn the spacious aud eligible store No ~ syc"!n!e
kir.e, Petersburg ormeriy Eckes H"t S'"S) tot iue
6urpu,s Of conducting the GUN BUSINESS IN S9HSSt'o
.irb the .u:c snd rnpa.rng Of WATCHES, ClOChs ana
EEWELRY They will keep ccne's @'ser,;aS.' i,,. :"
focd. IN both departments o! trade aud respectfully 50
S'" 'AD'e o. p00u' P"''' CHARLES LEONARD,
Petersburg. Jan 3, 1856 ISAAC GooD"ND
The undersigned will rcu.GIn st bis c'sHd 10 ~ ou
Isiree; where lie NJ. coniinGe 10 Keep ~: , @ CO..
rasniing stock wnca aas rade NJ =: M 90
Ithe nrs; in the Southern couGry e business On Syea
Iore Street viii be Rnder the management oil me junior
All manufacturing a,d repairing 10 the Gun line
Ihn i.1 Ar e;,her place. {. LEONARp,
J 0ps,e,eburc jan 2-ctf Sign CT the Ride.
GENERAL AGENCY, WASHINGTON CITY.
ITJHE subscriber formerly OF Richmond Virginia, hav
in. established office IN thia city. on Street
few doors in rort Of the Treasury Department. tenders
i service. eeianrs upon the Government especially
m .svocionsry services, and :or land boupss all peu
uous ucier the recent acts OF Cousrees
Hawps purchased the manuscripts OF the late DavdDor
i. or he has perhaps, the only index which eve
.ae 70 ae immense Of revolutionary papers in III,
r,r Auditors Office in Richmond He has also very
at.X to the papers In s ,he S a.5 hp public oses
,r other sources OF twenty years experience, ennt.
S 70 booe that ii claim ntrusted to him be JUST, he viii
"a able 20 show il, even where the Claimant himself may
h entirely unable 10 DO IL.
70, claim, under the recent act OF sd Marcs 1855 CIV
t., ;sS crr, O; land 10 al who in bnttle who
@ fourteen days MS charges vii Gf y01y R,GgaRDs gar,s
REFERENCES
Hc, Hspry Wise, Acconsc, Virginia
lane. Lyors, Esq, Richmond, Va
Jane. Z Heath late Commissioner Oh fen'ons' 'h
s,a;rora n Parker Register Land oaee, Rchmondva
Hoa join $ pead!eso,n;: cspepsT G; ( d. Va
poD ss,.uc, Ci..cn, " Wssa!uyton, u. =.
wm J ws.i, K-q. Sa!,.uore
LEAFS rirn-sr!.xc Esq, New YORK AprlI IS-cIy
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:hmcnd Wing copy in country paper 4 months.
JOHN e. GEORGE GIBSON,
HOUSE BUILDERS AND CARPENTERS,

RICHMOND, VA,
HAVING extensively i,ted up their establishment
II win the a,cs; improved machinery, are prepared
L, furnish short nuce and reasonable terms ulI
kinds OF portable finished Carpenters work, such as
Doc: an Window Frames. Castings, out and inside hn'
iil, SC.
SASH Blinds and Doors of all vareiss.
Starr. Haniraiis, Porches, Veranduhs, Balconies
COrn!ccs Cornice Moudings and Brackets OF all sizes
ird patterns
Mouldnss OF all descriptions
Wash boards Chair boards Ceiling boards, &c, &c.
They will make estimates for work TO plans furnished
them snd deliver their factory the estimated prices
Orders respectfully solicited Jan 2s--cf
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FIRE IN PARKERsBuRe.-The large building
known as Reyd's Warehouse, in Parkersburg, was
destroyed by nre last Monday night.
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'7r: Wa. II. GRAVES.
coyv,, II. Y. GRAVES g. CO.,
n pWnSsa.OS MERCHANTS AND GENERAL AGENTS,
DolL their best entrgee to the sale Of oil de.crip.
gl.rrs, s 9. COUNTRY Produce, and will hire out
Wiz ,,esrsace, see Richmond Enquirer and Richmond
uns v on 18th street, between Main and Cary, Rich
w. Nov IN
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Io1ZG CLAlROKNE.

GENERAL COMMISSION MEHCHANI:
AVID DE4LER ~ PROFESSIONS RlCHMoHP ~
~ 1RTIcIy Ar attention given to the snle OF Flour
Iyh.., Corn &c Cash advances upon cons2n
n.u,s VIII supply Richmond Ground Plaster (our grind
Ing loose or pscked Virginia Bone Dust and super Phos
phate Of Lime, Peruvisa GIano' &s
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THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.

By RITCHIE, PRYOR T. DUNNAfANf'
>o>~>~>>>>~~~~~>>~-~
WIN r. RITCHlE & ROGER A. PRYOR, hDii ioN'
uONnAY MORNING. MARCH 4, 1880.
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NEW CREEK COMPANY.
>hE Annual Meeting of tbs Stockholders Of the New
Creek Company will be held at their Office g. Wal
~ Tfev, Philadelphia On Monday March 3rd at IL
hsl 49, "H'u ~ eieSSn SnTn JSl piSs.en Wll "
rassdeph!a Feb o. ls5S-c2w.
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- TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS REWARD

RAStWAY from the subscriber. on Friday. the Goth
~ NersaGer, a negro boy by the of PHILLIP
ssa bog s5ou: II years OF age, live feet three four
aehe 4E gher thick set, sbou, the color OF ginger
este MI IL and large eyes; has habit Of rolling his
E when taking lau Ching, which look very wh:e
sst times 10 little inclined swsagar and drag his
HS when walking. He is carpenter by trade born
siaised In Richmond Virginia, and will, perhaps try to
Gaze his way 70 that place.
VIII give the above reward for his apprehension and
20 me, or tor his any JAIL that
T Dssc S,, E. COLBERT,
- o~Nt Sew-bprn N q