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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-09-16
THE SAL IuAN DIFFICULTY.

WASHINGTON September l4th.-The sur
veys at the State Department OF the waters be-
tween Vancouver Island and the continent
show three channels. The centre one Doug.
las, is not very deep, and runs zigzag through
lot or archipelago Of Islands. That near the
continent, Rosario, and that near Nancou-
vcr's island IIaro, are both excellent. Our
government take, the position that the chan
mel nearest Vancouver was meant As the line
Of division by the treaty, for the reason that
We generally allowed depletion >onthwardy
of the boundary line along the forty-ninth
parallel. so as to give all Of that island to Great
Britain.
The British minister declines going behind
the treaty, but refers to lis first article us fol-
lows The line of boundary shall be con-
tinued westward along the iorty-nnth parallel
of north latitude to the middle of the channel
which separates the continent from Nancou
vcr'S Island, and thence southcrly through the
middle of said channel, and Of Fucas straits to
the Pacific ocean; provided, however. that the
navigation of the whole of the said channel
and straits. south of the forty ninth parallel
of north latitude, remain free and open to both
parties
Upon the question it is admitted that much
may be said on both sides; if the word channel
in the treaty lie construed in the sense that We
speak Of, the British channel, the Irish chan
mel, &c. then it may mean the middle of the
body Of water lying between the continent and
Vancourcrs island. San Juan island lies west
OF line thus drawn.
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,
THE MARKETS.

SAVANNAH. Sept. l4.-The sales Of colt
to-day reach 3lJ bales. Prices have aiyau ,
/! To Of a cent, and quotations are nomina..
PHILADELPHIA MARHEr. sept, u Flour
unchanged. Whea, is dull, and the dcala
fallen of; sales of 5000 bushels, red 9raS
81, and white at | 2SaSl 80. Corn, sales
5000 bushels, yellow at soasl cts. Oats, 81.
of 5000 bushels new Southern at 55a%j c..
WhiSkcy is steady at 2'.a2s cts.
BALTIMORE, Sept. l5.-Flour is unchan:c
Wheat is dull; white 81 2oal -, red s. j.
II. Corn buoyant; white SlaS3 cts, yclg
S3asi. Bacon sides y to 10 cts. Mess po.
sl5. Lard III to III cts. Whi>kcy . Ct
New YoSE. Sept l5.-Noon-flour las j.
clncd 10 To 20 cts. Southern 81 ~ to- ].
Wheat has declined 3 cts; Southern VII
81 80. Corn is firm; mixed -. cts PH
firm: mess Slj to - II; prime SO -. La
100 TO III els. Whiskey held at %! cts
Stocks are irregular.
Eycning-COtton has advanced Ct = eel.
sales Of Uplands at liz to Iii. Whoa; h
further declined; sales of white at = 2Oal :
red 81 l+al 10. Sugar steady and active
Coffee firm at llal2 cts. Turpentnc t5ai
cts. Other articles unchanged.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-09-16
DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN P0wHATAN.

At meeting OF the Democratic party of 70" !a:an
county, held Ut the Courthouse, on Monday Sept:
9TH, Major John Spears was called 10 the Char, ana
l.. Dabney was appointed Secretary. The object OF
the meeting being stated by the Chairman, General
Vim. Lyon stated that he wished, before proceeding
70 the regular business OF the meeting. 10 Otvr tile
following resolution, which was carried;
Resolved, That the expenses and eMravaHances oi
the Federal Government Fave increased and ale
increasing and ough; 10 be diminished, and {" this
end !; is expected that the votes and Influences % the
member OF Congress TO be elected from this District
will he actively directed, and i, Er-t step, that the
col pcii>ation of members bc Reduced the thanking
privilege lee abolished, or much restricted, anu
unlawiu, allowance, 70 member, be discontinued.
Mr.. Edward +. Bangh hen offered Il series OF reso-
lutons which, after some debate, were amended and
adopted in tho following form:
Whereas in the dispcn-;ltion Of Providence. The
position OF Representative III Congress has been made
vacant rs the death OF orr late honored and faithful
representative. Hon. Vim. q. Goodc.
Resolved, That the Chairman appoint six dele
GATES from each magistcrial district III the county, To
attend Convention Of the Democratic party Of thi,
Congressional district, to nominate candidate for
Congress.
Resolved, That We concur with those counties
which have expressed preference for tarnlviilc as
the place. and the 2lst OF September rs the ;inc for
the holding Of the meeting.
Resolved, That the sense of this meeting i've taken.
and, having found the proportion between thos; III
favor Of the nomination OF Col. Henry l.. Hopkins.
OF Petersburg, and those opposed 70 such hom'n"-
ton, that this meeting instruct their delegates present
in Cvn, cnton to east the same proportion oil 'c
votes to which this county is cnti,edin tia; Convc-
lion for Col. Hopkins.
The chair appointed McssrS. Cl;ary- Old and Ro-
bert Dabncy icers, and c"un; was G'ken rcs'!t!hg
in thrty-,hrcc tor Col Hopkins, and three against
him. The chair then ANNOUNCED that the delegation
wa, instructed cast rcvrntrci;th, q" the vote Of
TIL, cou:ty. in the Congressional District Convention
OF the Democratic party, Tor the Nomination of Col
Henry J.. HOPKINS Tor Congress.
Tie Chuir then appointed tii FLOWING delegates
District No. l.--Mc,>r,. j. Laugh, L. j. Cooke,
K l. Archer. VI W M;cila,i.. c X forscc, and Col
Sam Drake.
=. Mcs.rs p D Porter, VI y Porter. T.. j. Allen,
.Ino Jctcr. and H. Gordon.
5. Mrs,r-. j K Gates, Hilary ilaI!is, Charie, DID,
DR.. John 4 IIarvie, DR.. : y ilci.so::, and DR.. l.
Dance.
4. Mc-srs John Lay, William Pope Dabncy, L
G Watkins, j Porter, 4 G Elicit. and \ q Porter
On motion Of Col Sain Drake,
Resolved, That the Chairaan atl Secretary he
Gddci 10 the delegation.
On motion d. { i For>ce,
Resolved. That tie proceedings Of tins meeting
bs published in the Democratic papers OF Richmond
and Petersburg. JOHN SPEARS, Pfes't
l., DAR.EY. Sccy
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
RICHMOND MARKETS, SEPT. -, Is.
APPLfi-stock small, salcs at 81 to

APPLES-Stock small, sales At " 10 ..
BACON.-Thc market j. more active. We quot. '''
to lie: in quality. Plsia new lame HIS -.
cured I2L to I+Ic. Todd'p sugar cured hains u -
COTToN-la 10 ~. cts. on time, adding in;"fri'
COTTOS YARNS, sc.-Coi;on Yarns 231,2i st., Cqt'
Wrapping TW!n- % cts.
C0fFEE.-In the iobhns trade, We quote Flo Il 20 y.
Lsgusyra - To l2hc. Java ~ to- sc.
C0RS.-sai. TO 81 cts. Market dun.
CORS MEAI.-country Meal u 10 q u; 2 ba'hc'
FLOUR w. quote new -four At 81. {" -, =
~ for Superiine. Extra s64.
FLOUR BARRELS -:g5to 30 cts. each
PLAXsEkD.-tiGi 30 y bustrl Of 50 ,.
MOLASSES w. quote New Orleans s. 10 Sc. Csy'
Cuba q to 3Oc; Mu.covado 81 TO &c; Portland 80.
30 to SIC.
MILL oFrAL-we quote Bran st 121 cents Sa"'''
cents: browu.tuC - cents; shps:ua % eent. b! b
cargo these rater will be lower.
NGTs-Iiari she'll Almonds 10 TO - eta. Soft 'N'l.i
% cts. Mixed IL to lSc fi1erts 10 loo. Palm bul'
10 cts. Cocoon nuts IS 9 10.
OATS n cents = bushei for new. No old Ia i-i.'
POTAT0ES.-The supply !, not large, and ver! re- y
suGARS.-we quote -" yellow At 81 ,o?", I'VE u
% 10 9Tc: "B' 81 to st.c; Crushed io3 TO !.e J.
II TO ny; New Orleans 10 sfc Porto E.eo ~ " -
rEAs.-Imperal and Gunpowder, 53etfl -
T0BACco;-1he marke, Is qge;, eIeep. ''' -
brigh, SORTS We quote Lugs-Conmon - ~ - :
good f3to .. Lraf-Commcn t6.h ;o,!s medium -
Pine English shippn. I'll to -. Fancy wfspp'r' 70 |
Insnd, nj prices from s2jt -.
WHEAT.-The wheat rnsrke, is SOFA. "ha' .It--i
Prime white wheat be!ng scarce. ~iil briDs . -
~ per bu.hel. Prime red at3i % t9i 2,p-rbu., J.
sales are principally at four mon:hs, soL''. Ae'
interest.
wHIIsKEY-In demand a. call prices. We Ga''e
cinnsa az 80 to SO cent?. Rlchm nd Rec:!nei a 20
- eta. No change in other graGes.
WooL--washed IS O. 80 cents: uDwsshed p = .
scarce. Mixed Merino and Saxony % 10 Csc.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-09-16
NEW BOOKS, &c.

CHARLES DICKENS WoMKs.-Thc well known
firm of I. T. Peterson & Brothers, 306, Chest.
nu; Street, Philadelphia, have just commenced
publishing remarkably cheap edition of these
interesting works Of fiction. 1t is called
"Petersons Cheap Edition fer the Million, OF
tic entire. Writings Of Charles Dickens, Boz, "
and will be issued complete in Twenty-cight
weekly volumes. One volume will be pub.
lshed regularly on each and every Saturday,
until the whole number of volumes, twenty
eight is completed The low price fixed by
the publishers for them is only 25 cents vo-
lumc. or the whole twenty-eight volumes for
five dollars.
Oliver Twist has been received, in two vo-
iunes Second volume also contains the COM
mcncement Of the Pickwick Papers.
A reader in the country for one dollar can
have the first four of these volumes trans
mitted to him, or the whole twenty.eight yo-
lumes will be sent for five dollars.
These books can be had at Randolph's Book
store.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-09-16
FRIDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER l6.
cari;nsl Democratic Principles On the Slavery



,h.,,,.. no,.ia:e.ercncc by the General Govern
sn, 70 introduce or 20 eNc!c slaves, in any oi the
,rr;,orcs o. the Union.
No Federal Slave Code. No Congressional dis
examination in favor OF S.ve property III the terrific
ris. and no Congressional, discrimination against it.
Whenever il. any OF the territories the safety OF
s-vc persons the right OF slave property, or the
rsat or safety o.. any description OF pcrsc::s ar '"
pcrty is nucou,,i,u;onai.y assaulted, !, is the power
and duty Of Congress no: less than OF a':y ana eve
~ other Department Of the General Go'eri'i'C"' "
exercise its proper fUnc,:ons, Cor ae sc''"''' VI
equal protection 10 the rights and '''''' u wy
species OF persons and properly.
The full and uni:nparcd ri-lt >. popular >o'e-
reign:v snt:;!n: the people oil eae!; lcrritorS, on
application for their admission ~ new state hp'
IN. Union 20 enact :he.r o~m State Constitution 10y II
fair and full reference to popular v"'" without
to-c. fraud or Federal dics:;.u. a"i -! such Con
s,,y,on 10 provide To- ,;c ua.u.enGUc, or the Iro-
bib,or Of The iu.,r.uuon Of ,av,ry 10 them nia!
Tnc same principle. "a. einholiel ia lac following
rcsoia,io:i> uir,r.fn1u-! adopted ~ Vie Virginia
delegation q .rc N.toi.G De- .'a,t '"nveat'"i III
Cincinnati: , ,
/. Resolved. Tia, the Constitution .: the United
States j. - compact Jc:Nocr S''tIei.n and eo,cln"!
S.a;e- ui.:N, Gr1I ,Ae bass o! !.r.eel tqtIt! oi
nights AMI i-vi.e.e> -
cannon property ia which the States have equal
r,rh,. AMI 20 which the cit!Acns ci evc-y State may
ri,hr,Gl, migrate w.,h 49,! properly recognised "s
l'rh =. afv ui -ho S'a'c> 80 ia" t!:;on, and III the
Constitution ~ ;lg Cr'c,i S:a,cs.
> Resolved. Therefore, ;ha; the Congress OF the
United States Ia, power = atoli,! or lrohibi;
slavery o the Territories "i :he United states,
and such power pertains, o,iy - tho people mhahit-
,ny the sane. when il. :nc cYc',isc II rigt:G an
thov they form their State Consultation with view
TO admission into tine anon.
!; Resolved, 'rha; the Missouri restriction was
violation OF the foregoing lriuciilr> and is repeal
ty the kansas Nebraska Law Was wise, just and
necessary. :,
=. Resolved, 'rha; Congress has no constitutional
Y;,h. 20 abolish slavery III tie District oil Columbia
g. Resolved. ria; III, duty Of ai!ordirg adequate
protection in the Territories previous to their legal
Organization States. To- equal rights al person and
properly respected under the constitution OF the
Union is iie,naoen, tie proper legislative a"'ho-
I.ty thereof.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-09-16
RIaT IN NEW HAMPSHIRE.

MANcnrs.EH, y. H., Sept lj.-Dulinr @
iircmcn's muster to-day 4 serious rio, Occur.
between the iiremcn and gamblers. Sever
buildings were demolished and,, other propyr:
DESTROYED The gamblers used pistols Lg, We
finally driven oil and two houses orcupir! B.
them were Quilted. The mob next a,,acAe, Il.
American House and the Museum hui.,l.u.
breaking the windows, &c.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-09-16
LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.

ST. Louis, Sept l5.-The overland Gallo
mia mail Of the 22d August, reached hc.r
day. The news is unimportant- Bl>ae
generally. in San Francisco. was unchanged
The mining reports from Carson and Wa,i
EalicS and from Walker River were favor.
Mr.. Greeley las published letter IN .4yor
Mr.. Mckibbin for Congress. The Los An.e,
Vineyard states that the Mohayc Indian, :.
Turk around the fort aud there viii Ice uo hen.
Of pcarc I'LL the are >everclv chas..c..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-09-16
FROM WASHINGTON.

WAsuINGroN, Sept ll.-Me>SrS Das a
Sherman i Co., OF New York, haze taken /.
reSdue-Sl, $50 000--of the loan Of ISIS.
Commander VIM McBiair has been oyrr,
to the Washington Navy Yard.
Lord Lyons. in his interview with Ser:e,a-
Cass this morning, expressed confidence N :,
amcable settlement Of Tic Northwestern que
ton.
Scnor Mata left this afternoon for New y,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-09-16
KANSAS AFFAIRS.

IrA'rNw oGrn, Sept lj.-Countcr ;ra..
nations have been issued hy the Board ii e..
vss>cr> authorized hy the Constitutional.
venton and Mr. Walsh Secretary of the Ten
tory, in regard to the election returns. r.
Board claim that the authority Of the Cone.
ton is supreme Mr. Walsh characicrizcs Il,
proceedings Us Illegal under the L,,oap.
Constitution
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-09-16
The National Fair.

CuIcAco, September lith.-Ihc baa4,
the national fair were closed 10 day lor thc!c,t.
ton Of contributions 10 the display Ipw.r.
Of three thousand entries have been mad. b.
Guiding nearly fifteen hundred mecllanca s.
agricultural implements. The receipts 10, =.
mission during the first two days have bee.
nearly $1,000. The number Of visitor, e. ,t
grounds to-day was estimated at 5o."o)
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-09-16
N>.Se
STANDARD MANURE.

RHODES SrrrE Puo>rlIATE.-Wc would call
special attention to the advertisement OF Mcssrs
B. VI. Rhodes & Co., i'll to-day paper, and also re-
fer TO McSsrs. Schacr, Kohlcr e Co., Cary street.
who are agents for supplying farmers purchasing
in this market, with this raluabl, and Morough-
In established manure. The perseverance for
some years past, of B. VI. Rhodes, who amid
difficulties almost insurIaountablc, but with
steady purpose has placed his article at the
very pinnaclc of manufactured manureS; and
with its steadily increasing character must in
sure him ample reward for his long probation.
This gentleman showed US letters from the
eminent manufacturing chemists, MeSsrs.
Potts 4 K!ctt, (who have charge of the manu-
featuring department Of this manurc) addressed
to wealthy farmer in Clarke county, Virginia,
in which they say: I'VE are at all times per-
fectly willing to guarantee his article as per-
fectly pure an entirely free from all adu!tera
tom With this assurance, and in view Of
the p,rseat odious monopoly in the guano
trade. We can see no reason why the farmers
should not at once freely use Rhodes Super
Phosphate. An article in the Southern Plan
ter of the present month, from that impor-
tant wheat section Of Virginia, furnishes con-
elusive evidence of the value OF Rhodes Super
Phosphate as crop grower.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-09-16
CONSOLIDATION OF TELEGRAPH coxPAsrs

NV ioEk. Sept. lj.--It is understood Ii.
all the Telegraph companies and patent,cS
the country have agreed upon ba.i> OF GO.
>oiiia;inn The conclusion now is that al
great Telcsra!h bic Interests will shsily nc co..
binci under one control, with ia: A'ant al !.
t:onal husircSS facilities.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-09-16
LATEST NEWS By TELECR,pn
Telegraph Office, so. lse Mi" .Sa":. 10. ~.. .
REPORTED FOR TIE RICHMOND ENQUIRER
The 'Hards" and ''sot.s" OF New York

SYRACUSE, Sept lj.-Ihe Soft Convcnr.
nominated the same ticket as the llard,. ",
the exception of the Clerk Of the Cour, Of 1
peals. The resolutions reported >tron.,
affirm the rights Of Americans. native
adopted, all over the world, and the duty
the Government to protect them. They !ec,s
that Congress has no power To legiSlate >lay..
into or enact slave code for the Terrltor.e.
prohibit the South from a just share OF the r.
benefits of the Territories. They moiers,,
endorse the National Administrator.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-09-16
LYNCuBCKG MARKETS. sgpr. u

LiNCTIBL KG NAKhkIs, SLFf. 10.
T"sicco-The receipts are growing smaller f.he IT,,
featured lugs $sslO; good medium lug. ','s' y,
manufactured leaf and WRAPPER. S,a6o; good sis7n.
ell leaf laa?:: medium leaf c,a7 ~; shipping ler
~ Small V:. printing have been sold ri 80 e-i'
81 30
wHr,r-i'rimc white quote ~ q q an
grades Enctust- rom l0sl 81.
FLorR-Con.inu.s dniru, Of sale without ans -,
price. We quote for super r. '>s3 -: Extra ~ ''
.Sn5 ~.
L'nEN--l. heayy. a. 20s!, cts.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-09-16
NOTICE..

RIeilNoSp, Sept. 18th, lS9.
WE most respectfully call the attention Of our friends
w customers and the public generally to our assort-
OF Boots Shoes Trunks, Carpe, Bags yalces &c.
;hey will end the largest and best assortment Of good. In
line expressly for RETAIL that be found either here
elsewhere. and a. all prices. either OF
facture OF the best Philadelphia and Eastern work
Please call and examine for yourselves
ALEXANDER HILL CO.,
Manufacturers and Importers
or Boots and shses &c, No. l2T Main ST..
sep,16 Richmond, Va.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-09-16

AZ llrInE>S WANrEn.-Thc late Mr.. Edward
Reilly, hotel keeper, S'oncyba;;ar, Dublin. has wed
large property :" i- daughter Mary, who Is dress
maker and i, supposed :" he n; present resilient
in the Uuitc! states. iir TlI"rI., Russell ="? Full
ton street. Nv York. "i!! iaris. her with further
particulars.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-09-16
VIEGrxIA posr OFFICES "A new Office is estab

l;,hei .; BRAID! vine, Fauqu.cr county, and Anton
>clwab appointed postmaster: TO receive special sup
ply from Warrcn;sn, l.. \. llifin j, named mail
carrier. Offices Far>ouyiilc, southampton county,
an! Laurel Greek; Montgomery county, are discon,l-
nucd. Crottsvc. razcwcll county, established;
james Barton. postmaster. Egslehton Springs, Giles
county. j. also rc-cs;abl-!Icd Wn EggcstOn, post
master
Appoin,.men,s-D.vii i. Taylor i, appointed
postmaster at Town-cnd'> Mill, Gil.ncr county,
ycc j. T. Townsend. resigned. b. ". Byrne,
postmaster II; BraNton Courthouse, Braxton county
vice Alexander g. kinc.id, resigned Isaac q.
Cundiii postmaster -: Eura-. Bedford county, vice
A. Kas!. ]r, resigned; Vim. Newton, Jr., postmaster
ut Buckingham Nine Buckingham county, vice VIM.
L. Saunders. resigned: John liinklc, Postmaster al
Richwood-. Nicholas county, Vice I. Buckhard,. re-
signed: Wm H. {. Bolt. postmaster ut Laurel Forks,
arrD.l county, We. il!ram Bot, deceased; Dudley
H. DAYS. postmaster ~ s:c, Del. Harrison county,
wee >.,> 4. Davis. dec.inc'i: GorlOn Nc Donald,
postmaster =; M"mt! 81 Buffalo. Logan equity, vice
l':::,r-Ym Christian dcc,cd: IA. II. Taylor, post
naS!ri ~ 'Urtnn Spring. Wood county, Vie. {. &.
Er;.l,l = ,.l., med Office
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-09-16
ED,

DIED the residence Of her =on.I.aw rr L. VI. George.
in the county Il Caroline Monday the l2th in.t Ann
X. SAM FL widow 81 Col Archibald Samuel in the 6gth
Of her
II may be truly said that She good wife. fond pa
rent, Kind neighbour, sincere friend and dey0u Chris
an AWAY. following the Golden Comm andnene Of doing
unto others she wou b. done b and finally when called
away from liic departed with holy resignation In the hope
Of "A bl,s se,I Mortality.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-09-16
pIrrpsnupc NlpIrr s.p, {,

WHEir-In this article there was Al al,ancr o. 10 D.
10 three cents yesterday White 81 81 10 81 E7i
20 First class grades Of either would command -
more NilIling and inferior kinds selling a. H,-
prices.
fLorrrlour l. more active a, from g. 10 :" ''i
a. in kind and quality
CoRS.-CCrn Is dull AZ from - 10 - cents
TOBACco-We notice An advance in the sales of Io''
as made yesterday, at the Warehouses, Of IS ceri.
The supply il very light. v. quote Lrgs At from. r
a.; Leaf At from ~ To u 70 Anon; she Sale -
trrday Ne notice the crop OF Sir. Lh;l-berry "Ni'
Mec.l.nburg which averaged abou, 80 ~. Ai's "a
Nr Iianers Q. the same county, .: about TIE .i.'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-09-16

JUDGE MEEK, Of Alabama now in New York,
writes to city paper, denying that lie is North
to further the Presidential interests Of Mr.
Douglas. lie says;
LAS this statement has been widely repro
duccd at the South, and is entirely without
foundation, desire to give it prompt contra
diction. | am not and never have been IL sup
porter of Mr.. Douglas for the Presidency. HIS
views upon popular or 'squaticr' sovereignty
in the Territories, as set forth in his late con-
,ribution to 'ilarpcrs Magazine as well As in
his public speeches, regard as at war with
the fundamental principles Of the Federal Go
vernmcnt; and do not believe that they will
leave him 'corporars guard Of supporters at
the South"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-09-16
PowrLLs IIcr9i. Pr1EasHrEG.-This well

P0wEILs IIOT.l, FEIEHsBrEG.-Th well
known lor-r Las lcrg:i: changed hands, having
been bought i,i'.tiy b; three firms Of Petersburg
Mes.r. Stevenson. WrLIcll IL Co Dam Il Spencer
and Dr,inmoui " Parker. We suppose the building
will undc-.o such alterations ron 10 make !, con-
ycnicnt icr IL block "f stores. ". understand the
rIi 20 hid mn> S:.I...n.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-09-16

Charles Croker, Samuel Miles and William
Osborn, Gentiles, have been elected to the
Utah Legislature.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-09-16
- mn nEssRs. GEoRGE ]. SUM.

49, NER, J, L. Apperson, G. b. Shell, 4. Jud.on
Cane I n Morton John W. Davies Angus, Schad Jos
Doerainser. Mayr C. wendlinrer, T. s. McElroy T. r.
Crump, John W. CarIrc, 4. ID. Williams Albert L. w-st
and others: -
t;,SILgxs. In reply 20 your request. that vi .per
nit my name b- announced as candidate for the Office
Of Commonwealth Attorney Tor the Circuit Court OF the
cris 10 your request, and II elected the Office will dis
charge Il. duties 70 the best OF my judgment and ability
Aug EFT Yours, &c, y. A. STCRDIYANT.
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por,oxrp.-.The family Of Thomas G. Chap.

POI>O%ED.-iht IalnlIy OF IHOIhaS U. INIP'
pcl, in Dinwidlic. consisting Of himself, wife aud
six children were poisoned Monday last. there
having been 0rstdic Introduced into their colcc.-
Three Of the children are nov in imminent danger, tho
balance conva!cscins. Suspicion rests upon certain
white party having ir-tig,trd negro 10 the conni"-
SION nI liz, .lrrh
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NORFOLK MARKET. sgYt x.
CoES-Y-llov .?a>pc., white iSt,;c.. riy"t .da,i
AgaL-Per bushei, 9jc.afI wnyAT-Wh" t!ai
tlal ~. FLorR-Parnily f.aiH, extra 4GE "a ''H'
fJ,.a6 OATs ,SsiUc
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PREPARING ror TIE EPISCOPAL CONVENTION

oar citizens especially rriya;e :nis, Of The above
discrimination axe making area; preparations for the
reception .; friends who will a,trn! the above Con
yc..tiol on the 9TH 81 ncyt month in this city.
Some ofour Northern cXclnisc- SAY that NOV -iciIt
will b. made IL this Convention Tor the remission OF
the sentence of suspension by the loU.c Of bishops,
passed upon Bishop Ondcrionk, formerly Bishop O:
Tie New York diocese. number OF year, since. A
petition to the House o Bishop, j, IN circulation IN
The diocese. To u memorial prepared in accnr'iancc
with the terms Of the petition, Bishop onteriolk
has affixed hi Signature. Alter acquittlng lis broth
rem oil improper motive, III lis c"nsiciion, ar.h9r-
LLay Tie 'iice Of h.i' act II discp!ihs, and pro-
r,..us l> sincere sorrow aud repcii:aEcc. he asks
that H. -cntcncc may he rcili,tcd.