Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-07-17

rs az ~a.:ita,ay', comm. forward and Charging 10 ""'
M ka"siH."
The history nj, parts il, Nil n;.s and in MI COM
Irirs. h"cs M: furnish Il more si"r''S
~blusiiIr political limpu'lenco'
Tac party At BJAS and f'"""re Trying "s 90" '".
al Democracy far nHemp't"S I" "'p'''' h' P"
yy IN Kansas Of their rights. "rrIe''s' h"i"a"' =.
,.,rpt,ymen," amt that grand We expect ~ ~"
:, , c,y DAYS of The new "naiional Know N"".".
Stat, rights party" claiming the resolutions Vi
and ~, a, their private property. When lie a."
al Democracy wish 10 be taught their duty 10 N""'"N'
taey ae respectively invited t" n course Z" N''"
on that subject which have been substitute" W. 'O
anti pupery liomilics of lSJI. the anti haiiShs 'io. 20"
OF liu.isin lSIG. and the distribution STATISTICS "
Wanted:-A large supply Of Stale r's"''
sheen skins for the dovouring Missouri IohP'o"'ee
wolves of 1856. Elector Bolts African Church spoech
will Ina EXCHANGED for genuine States rights essays OH
'fhe treason of Ituikrr nni Me""i''""' De"0'"y'
4 liberia, reward will 10 paid for the return oil the
"lwelf,h srction,' that valuable piece Oh property
having been accidentally rem'r'i from l"o P'"''"m
of the "na,iunal Know Nothing State r'ghS party
durip, their Convention in Philadelphia III '@"'-
Far ss,s cheep.-A large lot Of speeches anu eui'o'
r;sls o,,,;,s, The REPEAL of the Missouri Compromise
and s,si,., ,he Kansas bill aud "Agitator Douglas.
This ammunition is in good ORDER bnt Is no longer
needed by the owners who have cntereu ih'"a a'"ere"'
lima of business. Friends ns The new state fieh'S
school" will please send TO Elec,or Bolts " copy o'
,hs resolutions and report Of l79S'T? Tor the use o'
,h,. uarty. a course Of winler lectures ION the
-;l,, ~ IN. South in Kansas" will bo delivered by
u;,srd Fillmore, John Minor Bolts and Henry Win
ter Davis. Go
VIRGINIA uLLUSTRATED. By P"RrE CHAYos.
usrper a. Brother publi.herp; New York.
We ara indebted TO Mr.. Adolphus Morris for this
exceedingly interesting work, illustrative OF the scenes
md habits of those wild portions Of Virginia visited
NV Porte Crayou aud his fair cousin, with whose ad'
ventures tho reading world were first made familiar
through the pages Of Harper's Magazine. The volume
before us is beautifully gotten up, aud the letter press
and binding are equal TO any book which has been
issued from the American press for a long time. Inc
illustrations are those OF a Nirglnian, whose tsieh'
SURPRISES that Of any man in this country. "hs'iier
all s,chiup the magnificent works Of nature, or dealing
with those erotesaue aud honely subjects in which his
,.pc;l delights, MIR. Strotlier is an artist of great and
most unusual genius. He is the CruIkslank VI Aiheri'
,s. and the volume before US shows that, like Ihacke'
raw Ina combines i'm an unusual degree the talents OF
an artist with those OF all author.
Virginia Illustrated is every bit as pleasant a book
us Tlackeray's" Irish Sketch Book
SOUruERN COMMERCIAL CONVENTION.
The Governor, in compliance with the request OF
n meetin. of the citizens Of Richmond. has appoint.
cd three delegates for each Congressional District oil
the State, to attend tho Commercial Convention pro
posed to DO held at Knoxville, Tennessee, on the
10th of August next. For the
FIRsr Distract. - Richard A.. Claybrook Of
Northumberland John Is. Cary Of Elizabeth City
and Miers w. Fisher Of Northampton.
SECOND Observation-Disclosures Lamb and Thoma;
Il. Chopper of Norfolk, and Lewis f. Mason o
Southampton.
THIRD Dis~rR,cT.-Thomas p. August Of Rich
mond, Edward +. Morris of Hanover, aud John Z
Rutherford Of GOochland.
FOURTH DISTRICT William G.. Flournoy o
Prince Edward, Philip st. George Cooke of Powha
tan, aud Thomas Wallace of Petersburg.
Firm DIsrRlcT.-William II. Clark of Halifax
Judge Daniel A. Wilson of Lynciburg, md Hughes
billiard Of Patrick.
Smith DIsrRICT.-Joseph Fuqus of buckingham
William }. Robertson of Albemarle, and John Good
Of Bedford.
SEVENTH DisrRIcT.-Jame Barbour Of Culpeper
James Carmichael Of fredericksburg, aud Robert l.
Scott Of %Fauquier.
EIGHTH DisrRiCr.-Jas. Z. Reilly of Frederick
Robert j. Il. White Of Loudouu, and Charles j
Faulkner Of Berkeley.
Ninth DisrRicr.-James II. Skinner OF Staunton
Major John Il. l.. Preston Of Lexington, and William
%kSeymour of Hardy.
TENTH Observation-Disclosures l.. Jackson OF Plea
SAINTS, Jefferson II. Martin Of Ohio, aud Edward d
Armstrong of Taylor.
ELEVENTH DIsrKicT.-Gov. Joseph johnson 9
Harrison, John q. Newman OF Marshall, aud Henr
J. Fisher Of Mason.
TWELFTH DtsTKICr.-Gen. A. A. Chapman {
Monroe, DR.. VIM. Ii. Symine of Greenbrier, al
Geo. L. TayIoe OF Roanoke.
THIRTEENrm DIsrRIcr.-Benjamin X. Floyd {
Wythc, Samuel V. Fulkersun ui Lee, and Guorg
CowaI Of Russell.