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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-04-05
iau By THE GoyElsSos oE VIRGINIA.

xv-uEEYAS vacancy has occurred in the Judiciary Of
nj. Coinnonwealth by thu death OF Green D. Ssniu-is
q. ai as JGdses OF the Supreme Court OF Appeals. who
,c,d A Judge Of :he third Judicial Section. composed
l.couu,!-, Of Cupeper, Madison Greene, Orange Abe
-. louisa. TIuvanna, Goochland. Nelson, Amherst
S,-.h-;tc, Augusta Bath, P.ndr;on Highland Rocking
,r p.cs Shenandoah, Warren. Hardy Clarke, Frederick
g-psrs Morgan Berkeley and Jefferson: therefore, In
.,.s'r,y 10 Law the sheriff Of each OF said counties Is
e, REQUIRED election TO be held therein CT
Tss-,sv he iuh day Of April next at the places pre-
.,.i by law for Judge OF the supreme Court OF Al-
s,., 10 supply :hc vacancy aforesaid.
y,. usi. y hand Governor, and ulder the sea, OF
tie Coranon~ ~eslih, al Richmond, :his seventh dag
Is OF January 1852 and in the sd year OF she Com,
raonS.Sh. HENRY \. WISE.
Dy lae Governor:
GEORGE W. MuNFoRD,
secretary OF the Commemorate
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DASvILLE RALRoAD-The Danvile Iran
script SAYS that this road il doing very large Gaa
ness. The freiyh,s for the prcscn. month nav ~
nearly double taAt Of tho corresponding iHoHN--
last wear.
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NOTICE

rI,BE annual meeting OF the Bible Society Of vrsuia
will be held a s. pans CnIsen IN mus Guy, On rror.
iiI br nrr,.nted Randolph Tucker, Esq, and other d.
tinauIshed speaksfs WV address the Society
April l-c2t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-04-05

.ysr n SpIlr-In recent number OF the
Mobile Advertiser, We find the following good
hit at "Doesticks:
81, seems that Doesticks is the author Of the
,erort of sale OF slaves in Charleston, which
appeared recently in the New York Tribune
The York News says: If Doesticks suffers
himself to get mixed up in the niger bust
ness many persons will be convinced that he
and Damphool are one and the same indiVi'
dual'"
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NOTICE..

r rSpERsTAND ;h.t there Is man by the name OF Or
WV. A. DrSkLrr. who. learn. was few days ago IN
.ht ~ s. receipts or Territorial right, for GER
.n componnd to make Toilet and Washing soap Thsh re-
cspr /. an infringement on Roraoack me
Ssv. ai.a understood from reliable authority that man
hS ,be name Of p,wsox using and dposnE OF reeepes
infringing the patent right which own Slim ree-ns.
for smith, Compound Chemical Soar, which !. only
name given 10 Rorahacks Soap therefore nv
or ss n men who are using trading dealing or d
posing Of recipes Ike manner as .ha no al,
a, ~, nro.erut. any on. who does fer have rur-
chased the entire ri9ht Of the state Of Virginia. anu h"'s
no AGENT except mys-lf, In the state
This the ed day cf March, 1879 - , y,,corp
WM -
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VOING EMANCIpATION will ;,

NOlNG EMANCIPATIONw VIII sIhhd.
II hi season in thu counties Of Amelia and IN
PoNhataii and will uarss q. go within the ZSkA
season which may be discharged hy The payment
paid within the season. aud 20 20 insure mare to be- in
.cal II IL. parted with the inuran and ices
forfeited E.!:y 20 h- groom IL every instance
T. A. j. ELAST0S,
March a-c:,g I.odore Amelia
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-04-05

MULTIPLICATION IN WISCONSIN.

The following preamble and resolutions pass
ed both Houses of the Legislature Of Wi,con
sin on the 18th Of March The vote in tho
House Of Representatives was II to 81, and il
the Senate l3 to IL, being. it is said, a strict
party vote:
Whereas, the Supreme Court Of the United
States has assumed appellant jurisdiction in the
matter of the petition Of Sherman NJ. Booth
for Il writ Of habeas corpus presented and
prosecuted to final judgment in the Supreme
Court Of this State, and has, without process
or anv of the forms recognised by law, a>suIn-
ed the power 10 render that Judgment in L mat
ter involving the personal liberty Of the citi-
zen, asserted by and adiudgcd to him in the
regular course Of judicial proceedings upon the
great writ of liberty, secured TO the people Of
each State By the Constitution Of the United
States; and whereas such assumption of power
and authority hy the Supreme Court Of the
United States to become the final arbiter of the
liberty "f the citizen and to override and nu!-
lifv the Judgment OF the State courts decara-
tive thereof. is in direct conflict with that pro-
vision of the Constitution Of the United States
which secures 10 the people the benefit Of the
WITT o1 labeaS corpus. tncTclOIc,
Resolved That we regard the action Of the
Supreme Court Of the United States, in assn.
ming jurisdiction in the case before mentioned
rs an arbitrary act Of power, unauthorized by
the Constitution. and virtually supcrseding tho
benefit Of the writ OF habcas corpus and pros
,ra,ing the rights and liberties OF the people 4,
the foot Of unlimited power.
Resolved, That this assumption Of iurisdic
ton by the Federal Judiciary, in the said cast
and without process, is an act of undclcgatcd
power and, therefore, without authority. void,
and Of no force.
Resolved. That the Government formed by
the Constitution of the United States WAS not
made tho exclusive or final Judge of the extent
Of the powers delegated to itself; hut that, as
in all other cases of compact among parties
havin. no common judge. each party has an
equal right to Judge for ITSELF Us well OF IN.
fractions as of the mode and measure Of re.
dress.
Resolved, That the principle and construc'
ton contended for by the party which now
rules in the councils Of the nation, that the
General Government is the exclusive Judge o
the cxten, Of the powers delegated to it, stoI
nothing short Of despotism since the discre
ton Of those who administer the Government
and not the Constitution, would be the mca
SIRE of their powers; that the several States
which formed that instrument, being sovereign
and independent. have the unqucstIonabl'
right to Judge Of its infraction, and that pos
irivc defiance by those sovereisntics OF all un
authorised acts done, or attempted to be done,
under color of that instrument, is the right
remedy.
The Legislature, having concluded its busi.
ness. adjourned sine die on the 2lst Of March
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=. TReDE6AR IRON WORKS.

TUE Undersigned have formed copar:ncrshp under IN,
= me ';yl. @: j. T. ANDERSON Co, and viii con
~ 20 Manufacture. a, these works. and supply the fol-
'S,as articles. viz
st' lfoa Q: all sizes
~ descriptions of Eailroad Supplies.
.'''', >i..-.. Hrids- Bolts, &c.
i'e:hi Iar'. sih iron wooden 'rucA.
,.-''aE' - Bras. or Iron
,"a'''' aai AXES, Gwed or separate.
Lsccno,v..
enaTy kn;ine- Of all Sizes for depots, Water Sta
"Is' P-rpus &C.
,,-a''e Engines for Saw Mills and Grist Mills.
a. - Ah!rh Ne will sell reasonable terms.
j. r. ANDERSON.
JOHN y. TANNER
=, r. ARCHER.
-fa'eh 2>-.i- X 8. ARCHER
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TIE WHEAr.-This cereal in the region OF
country bordering On Petersburg, looks remarkably
nrc and gives promise Of j kouuiitul harvest.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-04-05
INFORMATION WANTED.

YEAR or two since notice Was sent to Ne" ,cs sp,
n Richmond that u free colored boy, named ,"niI NJ
HAMPSHIRE, had been kidnapped from New ors a..
All M. reach the parties interested tit recently The sac
Ferris Hampshire was hired In New York. In lS by ohe
lie Wolf 10 60 Germany. lie was then twelve ysIrs e
Information Is desired OF the said Ferris Hampshire
k nov ABOUT twenty years Of or OF the person n
.ent the message to New York The latter believed '0
have been named whimore.
ssid Ferris Hampshire, win be gratefully appreciates hho
ThsrsiIy rewarded. Address GEORGE BLISS, Sk,
hUstS GasX a-st.vIu Albany, Ny.
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NOTICE.

TUNIIE following Certificates Of Stock OF the Richmond
and Petersburg Railroad Company having been lost or
slad the subscribers haze applied the President OF
suid Company for issue OF the sarieviL Certificate
No. 2s6, issued April s;h l, for three shares to Thomas
H. Ellis and No. 2>,, sGe. ;s day, TO Charles
Ellis, for four shares. ,
ELLIS.
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THE CANVASS IN VIRGINIA
\ private letter SAYS

7 prISatr Ittler S1yo.
"Mr. Letcher addressed the citizens oi laze-
well yesterday. He is silencing all opposition
To him wherever he goes. not only sa.s'y'ns
the Democracy, but gratifying them. mere ls
as wide a gap between him and his cohPc''.or'
50 far as statesmanship is concerned, as you
would desire TO see No fears ofl.etcher sue
Cess need be entertained.
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TRACuER WANTED.

WISH to employ Southern gentleman 10 take charge OF
school consisting Of sixteen twenty scholars male
and female lie be qualified 20 i'frncf h"rongh|v
m all the English branches Lan. Greek French and MA
graduate OF the University Of Virginia or the
virginia Military Institute preferred and 10 one who can
come we'll recommended, liberal salary Will he gwen
The school 10 open the first of October next amt continue
far ten months To wishing TO establish permanent
school a good opportunity is no" oN.rcd.
.ddrs.s Box SIS Richmond Pos, Office. Feb l5--cwi
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It" ,.,cS M, .SI is-cr,~ copy Benz POLLARD. D. Clerk

NOTICE-TO ALL WHOM 1T NAY CONCERN
~ .ha make application 70 the Circuit Court OF .s
county powha.au the spring term thereof on the
day Of Apr l,,a TO remove the property Of Susan H.
Browu Mary j. brown and De'ti. Il. lIrown infant ch
OF the late John Brown from said county In the state
Of Virginia, TO the sat. cf Mississippi.
Marc,, li-cwiw SUSAN BROWN. Guardian. &c
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-04-05

XyIRGINIA-M Rules held in the Clerks Office Of
the Circuit Cour. Of ,h. city OF Richmond on The o
day Of March, lSJ9
j. Il Jarray, Arthur NJ JaGray, Edward : Jahray and
Richard w JdGray, partners under the style o X Janray
Sons Elbrl.e e. Duvali William H. kc!:h"r, Willia'a
j. Boyd aud Philip Il. fenali partners trading under ne
firm OF Duva Keishl-r Co. Alexander r. Stewart, VII.
liam H. Burrows. Francis Warden, John p King aud
George Fox partners under ;hs style OF T. co
under the style Of Tracy, Irwin Co, and George npn,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-04-05

RENOSAL.-The subscriber has removed 10 Cary
,t.r', adjoining the old Columbian Hotel. second
s-Iox 18th street. leading TO Shockoe Warehouse,
t s heretofore attend TO the sales Of al, kinds
,.o4a;fr produce. Tobacco, Wheat, Flour. Corn &c
"4 l'3 Usual keep constantly OF hand Peruvian,
= < H:aai and Sombrcro Guaao, Ground and Lump
h.',r. Groceries &c ALEX. GARRETT.
Miller Is .;i associated with him who will give his
-, ':'sgull attention 10 III. sal. " Tobacco.
ah, ;Ass this opportunity OF returning nv sincere
o' d. liberal patronage extended 20 iue heretofore.
W NS'2.'i' oonilnusnce OF the saU-.
ia-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-04-05

nROPRIErORSOFS SPRINGS, HOTELS,
fLc-I have on band large stock Of choice white
r,nite Ware GLASS wure, Casters and Looking Glasses
, tho h.st manufacturers suitable for Hotels and Pub
iic Uops.s generally which will sell oil most aeeommoda'
ne i noas' . wM f. BUTLER,
'us s,.h "a .,n Importer, 70 Main street.
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Give the yoprh the business he desires.
Ard hc'll ,nOn find tho talrnts Il rrllirrs

The Central American question wears now
IN entirely different phase, and which is Of
vital importance 10 the american Union. The
Ouslcy treaty signed England prelcnds 10
have given up her protcctoratc, and dropped
the controversy that johnny Crapcau may pick
up the bludgcon. and seize the country, Nj
caragla. Under the prctencc of building a ship
canal French illibustcrs are To be sustained
BY England, aud have M doubt after seeing
what they sec. our wi>c.acrcS will become sat.
i>iicd Of their error. IN not supporting General
VIM Walker in this well deserved position,
President Of Nicaragua. ).
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-04-05

COAL PROPERTY FOR LEASE.
THE undersigned, Receiver under certain orders OF
te Circuit Court OF the county Of enric", oGes for
-ass the weu.kuosn COAL MINES in Chesterfield county
,.oasag the Chesterfield Coal and Iron Mining comps
:y known N. Black Heath Pits For .-r!us apply
% JAMES MoRRISErT. Receiver,
Coal Field Station,
On the Eichiaond and Dan,lle railroad.
~ Letters may BE- addressed 70 M!lohian Pos: 0fc.
Cs-,.,-s.iI county Va March lS-.odlfu
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-04-11
sunreme Court Of Ohio.

TUESDAY, April o, 1859
Jacob Sigler ct al v. the Knox County Bank.
Bill to review reserved from Knox county,
Peck, j. heidi e. -rg
Ist, That the general creditors Of the firm
before levy or seizure have not, as such eredi-
tors, any specific lien on the assets of the firm
I'd. That the preference of the firm creditor
over the separate creditors in the distribution
Of the Joint assets arises from and must be
worked out through, the right of the partners
to insist upon such application. ......
Sd. That where the firm ia in the exclusive
possession of and dominion over the joint as
sets, the right Of the firm to make bona iido
appropriation Of the Joint assets TO the JOINT or
separate creditors ia not impaired by the nso-
yency, in the popular sense Of the term, OF tho
firm
4. Where a creditor Of the firm and ot0ne of
its members, with the assent Of all the partners,
purchases in good faith and at a fair price,
though with a knowledge that such firm is IN
solvent in the popular sense Of the term, goods
20 the amount ofsuch joint and separate in'
debtedness, such purchase is not "peT se" fraud
ulent as against the general ereditoTs OF the
| firm
Gordius A. Hall vs. Williams Administra'
tor. In error to the District Court of Franklin
county.
SutlifI. j., delivered the opinion of the Court
In suit against surety upon an injunction
| bond conditioned 10 pay all moneys due or Ia
become due upon Judgment "for the sum OF
| 81, 800 and costs" in favor Of the obligee
against the principal, in case the injunction
should be dissolved, under plea of the genera
! issue
Held: LIST. That the surety was only liable
according to the express terms of the bond
3D. That it was incompetent for the plaintiff
to give in evidence an eXemplication Of record
showing judgment for s2,346.06, and costs
although in Other respects answering to th'
Judgment mentioned ia the condition OF the
bond .........r.
sd That it was incompetent for the plaintiff
to give in evidence a copy Of the petition fol
| injunction.
judgment of District Court reversed.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-04-11

FRoa rHE srRAiTsl-The propeller Fores
QUEEN Capt Jones, reached here to-day She
reports the South Pass under blockade, the
thick masses Of ice having frozen together after
the first upward bound boats got tbrough.-
Last Wednesday teams passed on the zee to Bois
Blame. Capt.J informs us that he lay three days
in fhe ice, getting out finally on Thursday eve.
ming The sehooners Hibbdrd, Fatloell, and
another craft were struggling in the ice but
were not frozen up. The North Pass is open.
Detroit Tribune, 9h.
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CLEVELAND. MONDAY MORNING, APRIL II, 1859


Esq. Bennett nor any constable was in the room
with the negro when l was
Cross eramtncd. Jennings did not exhibit "a
me the power Of attorney. i had the idea that
Jennings was the owner. He did not show me
any other papers than the warrant While l
was up stairs, no one came into the room that ]
was aware Of
James L. Patton s,oorn. Resided at Oberlin
on the 10Th Of September last There was a
crowd formed about o'clock Heard il said
that John had been taken away by slave catch
ers The substance Of what was said was that
John had been taken away by stealth, and car.
ried away unlawiully. The public mind was
excited in regard to the rumor that men were
there lying in wait for negroes l had the in
formation that John had been caught up and
taken in the direction Of Wellington. AtWel-
lington / went into the house and up to the
room where the negro was. Saw the boy there
Lowe took me into a small room aud told me
that he had telegraphed to Cleveland for a
company of troops by the O'Clock train. He
showed me the warrant, but no other papers.
lie asked me to 60 down and tell the crowd that
he was legally authorized; that he had war.
rant that he had TO return to Columbus. Asked
me to state TO the crowd aproposition 10 choose
committee of as many as they saw fit, who
should 90 with him to Columbus and see that
the negro had a fair trial went down and
stated to the crowd below what he had told me.
Stood ON the steps in front of the hotel, and
stated to the crowd that had seen the warrant,
and told them the proposition made by Lowe.
That if they wished proceed according to law
they must 60 to Elyria and get out writ Of
habeas corpus This was probably between 4
and 5 o'clock. Had been in the room about 20
minutes. Lowe mentioned nothing Of his au-
thority except this warrant Said nothing of a
power Of attorney, and nothing of the manner
of the arrest Of the boy. heard nothing of a
power of attorney during the afternoon.
At this point, the Court adjourned until Mon
day morning at 10 O'Clock, the Jury being eau
toned as to any outside influence.
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FaUlr PRospEoTs. fruit blossoms in this
vicinity have thus far sustained very little injury
from frost, but last night was the hordest OF the
season upon them, We think. The snow end
seet yesterday saturated the buds thereby ln-
creasng the DANCE Of their destruction; aud the
heavy frost Of last night and this morning has,
II is feared given them their quietus, This Is
the worst news that can be recorded CotaD.-
bas Siaiesmag, 9M.
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1usuraute Agents.
HARTFoRD, CONN.
CITY FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF HARTFORD, CONN

OF HAHTFoRDl CONN.
sald ln Capital s25O,OOO
5S,9at
Assets Jan l't' 1889 sos, ,23f
This Company has complied with the laws of the
several States in which II is doing business.
ssatenneut of Assr1-- To-, =, ,s.o
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SpenCerian system
PRAOTIOAL PENMANsHIp

In a Series Of Eight Progressive Books.
N which Letters are introduced bv
meet the wants Of schools and pupils Of eve ass Esch
buok COnthpe uot rules aud sci0ntdc nsiuctions app.
oaOe o each letter and copy that any intelligent pei
teacher. ~ ''' VI
DESCRIPTION OF TIE SEVERAL hooks. VIZ.
No. l-Contan eight different lutors with their
combinations. Explanations are plainly written
No 2-Conains different letters and or additional
practice on the letters IN Book 4 The first two
books embrace all the short, contracted let
teIs' anu are designed fur beginners aud poor wn
No. 3-Uelan the p long or lottes introduce
No. 4-EmbgaCos ks capitals which are iatrod by
principles and analysis, IN connection with words
.. ana combinations best calculated to good
No. 5oatStns sentences sabTS and
sllleuers, aIording substantial urhrtice on am
the nrirciples and rules giveu IN the preceding
| four Books.
No. 0-Cunaus suort business Forms Of sVerv day use
~ business bookkeeping &e and is intI O.
| duction TO book 7.
No. S-Bouk OF Business Forms embracing Due
Bills Receipts. Orders, Notes, Drafts, Set III
| change, Accounts Current, Account Sales Iedg-
.rHe diugs, Letter Of Introduction, Superscrip-
| tiOrs, sc
No. S-Lud - Bolk Of approved notifications Of the
Syst m, Designed 10 impyrt a plain, rapid and
beautiful Epistolary hand.
EXERCISE BOOKS.
No, Ito accompany book l. and g. to aid the pup
m acquiring that FREQ Use of the fingers aud faro
arm essential TO easy and rapid execution Of IA
c1utmrted and extended letters
No 2Io be used in co ne ua wi the higher numbers
ofthe serlest to gain command Of the hand IN the
movement required tn execute The advanced cop
les and business VIII ing generally.
Sold at Wholesale and retail by
fehn j. b. COBB co.
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Goir Dpe.

nYING ECONOMY FOR BAR
~ bers BAssETT HAIR DYE great S aesasTPu@ SIDE Tb, "a
large or small quantities fifty cent less than you car
uufchase any other dye in the country Bqles at yVs
aud go further for the same quantity You ehn seE ap
Shade desire from light shade 10 brown Ahaue anu IN
black and gives the best 20 culome ~ W
Inc Keeps a natural appearance For safe Nhoiesae a
Retail by Wh r. Ahb,S ~ ~, ~ svh ~ IN gs
mvl2dtfb kegulhLlN 'Il, W. - -
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Goal dealers
Sterling Coal.

WE BEG LEAVE TO SUBMIT
herewith for your consideration several Statements
IN regard to the above named Coal. For
GAS PURP OSES
it is not eIcelled by any offered In this countrv W.
prepared To supDly tue me in any amount ni,l unnn
most favorable tetms. ~ uPu'
We are, yours respectfully
n. BUTTS n co. Cleveland O
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Drntistru.
REMoYAf

mn r. F.. ROBINSON HAS RE.
Il moved his ntuid Oilre % his Iqadenet, No "a
M Nj HAPPY 30 SEQ All bfhis forntr patrons nf AaY Oh
~, y No may need Ms HeTNirpFs
Cleveland, March 2O' leos-nh2sdt
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Real d5state A9eltrp.
Builders & ArtbitrtIs.

DROOKS S. G. & i. W., BUILD
ID Frs Ac anpfaetuTers OF Doors BniEi Bnds Sss@ xo
atteDt m paid FittngUp stores Factory On
nivisone st npa' Centre Block Cleveland " nolO-e5l