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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-02-05
REVOLUTIONARY RELICS.

hEL1CS.
We have seen In the State Library several interest
,ns recs which are properly described in the follow
ing letter:
20 HI, Exeelleaey Henry A. Vie, Governor Of Vir.
ginid:
SlR:-I take the liberty to send you, by mes.en
ger three relios of the American Revolution which
for many years, have had at this place The sight
end Handling of Them may be Interesting, psrhaps,
TO yoursef and to thousands Of others, who may a.
eenbls around you at Richmond. on the I'D instant,
60 witness the inauguration Of the equestrian stau
uf Washington. The fret 10 a brass hiltsd sword,
et in ito original leather scabbsrd, and covered
with s ancient rust. Il speaks Its own antiquity and
character. having engraved on ito blade, "Dragoop
Of virgiais." "Victosy Death" Klineepths' its
maker, sxppoee, and other devices. The second is
what remains OF white wax candle that was part o
lord C"rnwallis' military stores at the time of his
surrender on the 18th October, 1881; several pieces
q al inch EACH Of this relic having been cut Off and
cant to my relations in different sections Of the Union
tie third 10 a large, undschargsd bomb, ploughed
up. yesrs ago, on one of my town lots hers-a pro
jscti,e, nv doubt, fr"m the combined French and
Amsrcau, " the British army, during the siege-a
oosfdeutisl despatch posstbiy, sent by Washington
aud Rochambsaa TO the English commander.in.ohls
Who will volunteer to open and examine its contentsf
After nsing these valuable rsics Of the times that
tried meme souls on the approaching occasion, beg
yoa to preserve and return the drst named two Of
theu TO me- to be replaced in my cabinet OF antique
euriosities.
Respectfully, your obsdient servant,
ROBERT ANDERSON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-02-05

FLoua-The market TO dry was firm, with q.
5000 barres az 81 10 : IS for Common to Goat
Ohio 81 IS IS; Southern 81 5OH5 %.
WHEAT-Is worry dull; prices arc unchsn ed.
CoRs-Prces are tending downwnrd-whites q:
cents, 65 a g. cents for yellow.
PoRK-ls firm; sales to-day of Moss at Sl5a II
Prime sl2
REey The market is s,eadyi sales of Re.paci',
cago at $40 50R - 90.
LARp-Is heavy; sn!es at 9 u cents
WHsHEY-lias declined IL cent tO.dsy-salss 2
% D
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-02-05
UUTT, yVUTut u1O'i
WILLIAM NJ. HOWERTON.
ROY NE EHYNUFT. .
First AUDITOR.

Messrs. Editors:-We regret to see that the State
Of Virginia lie about TO lose the services of its most
Efficient First Auditor Mr.. Bennett II il be certain
that he cannot be prevailed on TO continue 10 serve
the State in that capacity, will be compelled to
look out for his successor; and We take this method
OF calling the attention of the Legislature to the pc.
euar fitness Of William NJ. HowertoD, Of Halifax,
for this office Tbnse who have served in the Legs.
lsture with him, and those who know him veH will
unanmously bear testimony 10 his qualifications for
this office He really deserves IT, and men Of all par
ties will be grsti6ed at his election 10 this post Should
be be elected, give the positive assurance that
he will 40 discharge the duties of the office as w'li
both reflect credit himself and give satisfaction 10
tine nnhl;c l.. l. L.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-02-05

At a meeting Of the citizens Of Cumberland County
held at the Court House the 25h day OF January 1888
that being court day. on motion, DR.. Robert Hen
derson was called to the chair and DR.. Newton s.
Ford requested to act as Secretary.
On motion of Henry T. Parrish, Esq, COMMITTEES
OF eight consisting Of VIM T. johnson, Richard Phi
lips, VIM. Daniel. +. W. Smith, II. t. Parrish
VIM. II. Clarke. Samuel Gordon OF Powhstan, ano
j. K. Jones Of Buckingham was appointed by the
chair 10 draft resolutions for adoption by the meet
ing. The COT mttee, after being absent short time
returned with the following resolution, which wal
unanimously adopted:
Resolved, That our Delegate and Senator in the Log
sature be and are hereby instructed to use their b.s
efforts to procure charter for the construction OF
railroad from Richmond to Lynchburg
On motion. Resolved, That copy Of these proceed
ugs bs sent to our representatives. in the Legislature
and to the Richmond papers, for publication.
r. HENDERSON, Chairman.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-02-05
MARRIED,

MARRIED on the 2nd nsts Mt at the residence Of Col
VIM H. Caru,hers in Bedford county, by the Rev. j. D
Mitchell. Mr.. J: w. CLARK, OF Richmond, and Mis-
SUSAN E. WOODS, daughter Of the late Jas NJ. Woods
ESQ.,, of Bedford county. Wing please copy.l
MARRIED, in Philadelphia ON Thursday morning. Janu
AIRY 18th, BY the Rev DR.. Howe Lieutensnt EDWARE
Y McCAULY, U. 8. Navy, 10 JOSEPHINE McILYAlNE
daughter of the ate Dr. Carter Nelson Berkeley OF Han
over County, Va.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-02-05
Mr. John SEXTON,

This highly popular comedian will take oeneht
tonight when the Youthful Days OF h'oheieu ano
the Golden Farmer, will be performed. Mr.. Seton
and his accomplished daughter have had very sue
csssful engagement, and he should receive warm
reception tonight from those who have laughed
HEARTILY over his oomicalities:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-02-05

NEyy npI FANG u.pup1 pyp

Cotton slightly desrcr; sales of 10 600 bnles al
cents; receipts at all Southern porta $500 b.i.
thnn Inst yoar. sugar is quics ut 4ls5 cents. MOI
a 10 cents. Flour firm nj 81 25a4 30 Corn hsss
ins tendency. Ri, coffee OF cents Freight. Ot'
| TO Liverpool ZIG, TO Hamburg 1872 Other mari
changed
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-02-05

A MAGNIFICENT STRUCTUR E.-The Vicio
ria bridge across the St. Lawrence, at Montreal
which has been in the course of construction for se
vers years. il il said, will be the largest and finest in
the world. 1t is to be two miles in length. The to-.
tai amount OF masonry in the bridge will be 3,0OOO 0O
cubic feet which, at l3} feet to the tou, gives total
weight of about % 900 tons. Fourteen of the piers
completed and it is expected that eight more will
be auished next season, leaving only two to erect in
1859 The total weight Of iron in the tubes will be
ted to coat the Comfortable O sum Of IS GOO OOO
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-02-05

ANOTHER ADDRrssA1our KANsAs.-The National
inteilgenoer OF Saturday contains letter addressed
ITO the people OF the United States" and signed by
the Hon. f. P. Stanton, late Ssorstsry and sotipg
Governor of Kansas. He complains Of bis removal
by the President justes himsek for calling tbs Ter.
ritoris Legislature together refsrs TO the election
compton Constitution and urges ts rejection by Con
Rress.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-02-05

NEW YORK, Jan. -, Io'o'
To -, Richmond: a.,
Dear Sir:-Since the receipt of your favor OF Inc
oath inst have endeavored to obtain the nofm ~,
ton requested respecting the oyster traoe ius ny
which your enquiries can be answered with any &C
ouracy and the oyster dealers and merchants are re-
inntsnt to give Information which, they cay, 10 in
tsnded to aid in imposing tax upon their trsde. m,
have ascertained, however, that at least 4,Vogo.
bnshela Are brought into this port annually from Vr
einia. This quantity Ia admitted by those interested
in suppressipg the truth, and In my opinion much
larger quantity 10 nearer the tact
Very truly, yours, &C., -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-02-05
THE MOUNT VERNON FUND.

We learn that the city of Mobile, under the su
spices of that most jealous Of ladies' Madame LIE
verte is being aroused inbehslf of the purchase Of
Mount Vernon. A grand celebration Of the 22d is
designed for this object. Miss Davenport the fs
nous English tragic actress desiring 10 contribute to
the Mount Vernon Fund, has rendered benefit to
the ladies' whilst the manager has responded TO the
offer, by placing his Theatre at the service OF Ma
DANA La Verte for the occasion.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-02-05
SALES OF STOCKS IN RICHMoyD

For NJ WScN eNHUFY FrJ. j, ISV5
REPORTED BY john 4. LANCASTER / son, BRoKns
virginia per cent. years TO rum no sales at the s
Do. DO shorter dates sales 1874 and Interest
Bonds guaranteed by the State, no recent sales.
Virginia Bank stock, par $,0 sales 81.
Farmers Bank Stock, sales $l0l.
Exchange Bank Stock, sales, al0l.
Virgins Fire and Marine Insurance Stock, sales 90
Merchants Insurance stock, last sales $50
Richmond Fire Association Stock, par 800, sales 81.
Richmond Fredericksburg and Potomac Rallroii \
last sales SOS
virginia Central Railroad Stock, sales $50.
Richmond and Petersburg Railroad stock, sales t%
Richmond and Danv!l!e Railroad Stock last sal.s a.
James River and Kanawha stock, last sales q.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-02-05

CousrrRFEIrS-Couur-rf.i SO nstss on the
Wvl.sburg Branch of the Northwestern Bank OF Vr.
gp;a, at Wheeling, are in circulation.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-02-05

II IME-Rocklsnd Lime, now landing, from schooner
IL John Bell and for sale by
Febs BRlDGPORD T. CO., on the Dock
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-02-05
CATTLE HOGS AND SHEEP

BEEF CATTLE-Are worth II to IS by the scales !.
ply moderate.
| ~ would demand little more.
u0GS49
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-02-05

A WHITE DEER.-A very large white doe wa,
killed few weeks since in Pocahontas county, by Mr.
Thos. Oily. 1t unusually large, and almost per
fectly white.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-02-05
OYSTER FUNDUM.

The following letter is from one Of the best INFORM
ed and most reliable business men OF New YORK Guy
NEW YORK. Jan. %, lso9.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-02-05

Trying TO KILL HiAsELF.-In Front Royal. Va,
on Tuesday morning last, VIM. Martin, ayoung man
of about seventeen years of age took an axe and cut
himself severely in the head, throat and one OF bis
feet and had he not been arrested would have killed
himself His recovery 10 considered doubtful, being
very badly hurt.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-02-05

SELLING TuRkPiEE.-The Berryville and
Charlestown Turnpike sold on Monday last by
the Trustees, Messrs. Andrew Hunter and Province
Mccormick, for tbs sum Of $50. Purcnassr. u
Kidwell Esq OF the Board OF Public Works tor the
State
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-02-05

.GovERSoR GAINES, OF Oregon, whose death was
announced by the last arrival, WAS native of Vir.
gnia. He served in the of 1879 at the battle Of
the Thames, and in the with Mexico. During the
latter he taken prisoner and confined for seve
raj months in the city Of Mexico, but finally made hi.
escape and joined the American army. He was fro
quently member of the Kentucky Legislature. and
was twice elected to Congress from that State lie
was appointed Governor of Oregon in lSi9 by Presi
dent Taylor, and served out his full term.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-02-05

BROKE JAIL-Tvo men, named Jas. Ferguson and
Wm. Wngied, who were confined in AppomatoI
jail on the charge of stealing effected their escape on
Thursday night last. Ferguson is a small man, with
black hair and eyes OF the Same color Wing6ed is
also small with light hair and blue eyes. As Mr.. In
gee, who lives in the neighborhood Of the Court
House, had horse stolen the night after their escape.
il is highly probable these gentlemen have appropri'
a.ed him to their use.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-02-05

Richmond will not only be visited by military com
paniss and masonic lodges from this city at the com
ing inauguration Of the Washington monument. bu
by delegation from the Irregular correspondence"
distant journals, who constitute feature of metro
politsn life Although there are instances in which
this vocation has been prostuted to the must UNIV or
thy purposes we Gao commend the gentlemen VIII
propose to visit Richmond as worthy Of the hospital
Ties of the capital of the Old Dominion Washing
tn Union.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-02-05

LYycHRuRG IrExs.-Dr. $. X. Cox has resigned
the Presidency of Lynchburg College, lin which,
however he retains his Professorship,l that he may
devote more time to the Female College. under his
charge Prof. K. l.. Brockett has been chosen TO fill
tho vacancy, temporarily.
The annual bali of the Lynchburg Hose Company
came of at the Cabell House Monday night. The
company have selected their old officers, with John
K. McD snisl at the head.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-02-05

SurcIDE.-Mr. John II. Seayres, Of Staunton, Va.
formerly Of Richmond city, committed suicide, las
Monday night by taking laudanum.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-02-05

Gil nrevs sn3 The Controversy will end If strict i'm
paraty Justice and fairness are observed the people
will not be inc ensed but IL minority shall abuse the 40
yenti,ious of Convention to SEND
their Constitution to Congress, without hot iuonNne
tho people, they will be goeded oy 70 ac.
of violence they will the Constitution into taers anc
trampe into the dust and upbrad tho proaVery party
with willingness and an asmpto rule per td' a~t ntas
and they will organize more stringently doubtless aeAns
slavery than they would ever have done al nrst AGAIN
if the Constitution be submitted to them hrsl mus
be submitted to Congress afterwards to sec that s pro
visions are republican and 1t must pa.s IN review o
tho Representatives In Congress as well 40 IN tne er
rtory But II not submitted the people in the hrs In
stance and Congress accepts IT, and then the people
Kansas change and adopt another and It may De,
Constitution this laner will not have TO be- ana VIII no
be, submitted to Congress AT ALL Aiming thSn a. IN
same end, protect the equal rights OF sayeholde ans
end the excitement and strife soonest ana safest "ne'
the better policy to appeal to the people al once. IN
abide by their anger and resentment after nparng ou
own moral attitude before the country
These reflections and considerations must serve a.
an introduction to the discussion which propose
concerning the mode OF constltutlonal enac'i men
which has been resor:ed 10 by the Lecompton Con
venton. In another letter will demonstrate =
let. That the Convention of Kansas does by IL
schedule annexed to and made part oil Inc Cons'i
tu.ion specifically deny its own authority 10 proclaim
Constitution unsanctioned by popular ralincalion
ID. That the mode Of ratification attempted, "a II
.eh unaancloDed by any principle Of republican
faith, or any precedent Of republican history.
3d. That this reflection applies as torcioly 10 INT
slavery clause to any other clause Of the LeoomP
ton Constitution.
4h That Governor Wise's denuncation OF THU
antrepublican method by which it has been attempt
cd to fois upon the people of Kansas Constitution
adopted neither by vote of the Convention nor 6J
vote OF the people, is entirely consistent with tn.
whole tenor Of bis letter Of November last.
9Th. That an immediate acceptance by Congress
the Leconpton Constitution, would involve The gross
est of congressional Intervention in the domestic
affairs of Kansas; that it would impose upon Kansas
anti.republican form of government, oy the mere
power.
9th. That any such step would necessarily prove
the seversst blow to the interests OF the Southerr
States, and to the entire Democratic party.
A VIRGINIA DrnocRAT.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-02-05
THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
RR1DAY. FERRUARY ), 1855.

THE PRESIDENTS SPECIAL MESSAGE RE-
LATlvE TO THE ACCEPTANCE OF THE
LECOMpTUN CONSTITUTION BY CON-
GRESS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-02-05

THE CRoPs.-The Warrenton Flag says-The un-
usually mild weather has been very fortunate for the
farmers, many of whom have commenced poughing
for the corn crop to be planted in the spring The
wheat, notwithstanding the favorable season, does
not look well, and farmers generally are in favor
Of changing their stsple crop from wheat to tobac
co.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-02-05

ARRIVAL or THE CANADIAN PoNIEs.-The arrival
OF lot OF Canadian ponies in Lswisburg on Tuesday
night last created furore greater than that pro-
duced by Thalbergs concerts here. The event had
been herslded aud almost the entire population lao
cordng 10 the Eral turned ont to greet the animals
As the ponies approached nearer and nearer, the
noise increased louder and louder. and when they &C
| :ualy reached town, nothing could be heard above
the din and tumult which snsued. There grea.
excitement in Lewisburg that night.
The ponies are regarded as quite an acquisition to
the stock of Western Virginia.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-08-12
NETWORK, THURSDAY. AUGUST 10,
Amnefments.

CONTINUATION
MAMMOTH MGsIctL FLsrvAL
JoyEsss 'wcoo
THREE PAYS KosE.
" ''r''q'''ftt tspishfGELrD 4 Il i;i;-EyLrD SUCCESS
"N''T isAuGuRAsioN IA Of TEE xvs!cAL FEsrIvAL
upon An an''''d'IyoipI Isf ;sd tfasr IA E7tS rSE
in Ameri well ,be popular item 81 re pe.et r1,
re,yec.ns Ital tad sls-o-s ,Tl '"
i'''' Il ''"' lTL.SrrC TELEGRAPH
he Tsn'en.nt b.ve 1e eraed - p'oions tie fTsn sn-
'''''' ''''''' THREE DAYS
With s.nni,r podsy IN tss e.ple s1e .s2r they rsy
GRAND TsfEGRApalc MUSICAL FESTIVAL
FRIDAY, sArr-H25oay sqs SUNDAY
A.f-st a. Hsrs -
VIC '''' FRiDAY IL. sATuEDaY,
TIE ItfHqfR stf eH1t,fESfil fSHfh8s
SPLENDID ILLUMINATION,
MAGNIFICENT FIREWORKS
Aeo ..ve. secure II ,don.l l..rs,ton Ia hei
corfder, from th, pre'en: experience ha. the pubic fJ sp
MOST CONFLICT sEaIEs OF AMUSEMENT
LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICE OF ADMISSION.
On tie .ss, day,
MOST sUPERB sAcaED CONCERTS
which have ever been tSirED MI E 'ss STATS.
TIE first a. '.2o,eos
CARL ASsfy,' 4OxAs aaS &sSEE5SS HsSEEo soasAs
L. "a x6alssT9s SstS .s sHtS4s-rrvr eSfSSE epsrs ~
r.. ..d ,: o. M ihs ssspd ..d 0 VII 81 19 G .ssy
Broom 10th srd sd
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90 farmers ano Others.

I ARGE and LOW PRICED.-Oyer 10000
A.se o7psnens, TREfs All EvEaGREESs ssrss.e i1r
in nc ciG;e eject, AID VII. be ID a very os p5eL o--
intending improve tEe- grounds Win p.n3Is nc az
rs Fs, sso Csmsters Pssk CorSrs,ioI WI ssdJ tn.f
eva in-tIs.i ~ examining stock vbsn IL ,ss- ,s
BEhY =; ths w.s, msslrt r..Ss p. BJIsr,
N.-,~ryrs- sod Seed G,over.
Rosed..e N-.ssres ADD Sec FsrGs D.. ey Y.sIk &C.
Seed are Horticul:rIa, Us:eEeuse. S-A s<3 q ~
Asihe: -. Ph. sds le6.a
C>>s;s.ss II - .n.ss..> l:>- fe. XII
Il sFyss:Ix e,ica<a ! tssses gAaI 81 49,
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Corner 10th IT. and 5th sv, CENTRAL Psss.
CENTRAL PARK-NOTICE.-Sealed propC-
~ s viii be received ;Ls Office un.a MONDAY .he lon
day ef August 1853 u 'f OsA'EL - ee ssaveiee On
he Ps:k.
The Ursye be k coi5T.d 6oe sssrp tca fee o- es,a
oY otAsr irkuiities .a-se q-,nti.y viii req 5,ec
Prp-ss hui be scopp1nied BY sarl2s >! tie Gr.Te,
sstns tie price pr cbi yad any oher lfonston ased
Ar,bisct il Cties.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-08-12

ANEXCELLENT INVESTMENT csn be made
"A in tie PURCHASE Of the PATENT o! new STEAM
GAUGE The ns,rura.nt very correct N is ?Y:s1,1 md
staa One Of the insuneats can Be seen N 9psrAoT n s
Of TIE Tribune snd ct Ihs N1ea sor .un
particulars al reference cal L. CHssAIF"OOp, Nos
y sud IA Wsr-eps-
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