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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-03-09
F%hirty-SiNIh Con.ress---First Session.
wrpSE-DAr. MiGCh ,th. $50.

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Sir. Iiun'rr ter"r.rI the hoa'r I' mnS!nf arrr"IFi"'
,iuia for fulfilling treat! ''ii'uFt'lon' Win t'% '"'''' i"'
u!an', anu "'her in"'a' oan"' ~ rig 1t" mon '''
for the year endins June ~, lsbI; which wa passed:
Mr.. pafls, from 'lr committee OH hi'i,-r' aHi"'' re-
ported back the oil riasihS an ~ Propriau'h ."r s"r >"p
p'rt ana toalh'rn'n'r " d esm y ~ w . "",' r",,U,n.,nt..
H. passage.
SIR. Wade discussed The slavery I,its'i"h "' '"I'lHe'a"'I
The p0>itiuE. he lI.i formerly taken IN iti' -G'J"'i.
On mo,:on by Mr. (iwin, the military ,r.",rrur arpro.
prlat,ou hin W., resumed, but wiihuui making III! pro.
srrss it, il, consideration the Senate adjourned 81 ala "ariy
hour.
House OF REPRESENTATIVE.
Mr. Frru,worih offered "A resolution directing Inquiry
in,o IN. -yu,.Ii,n,y II establishing: an a-,ny oircc aud
- L,uncb Mint n, Cni.n.U' Referred To- The Committee
az way, and mr,nS
W. T,,.. ,>tr,I Ian, r,iI.I II, receive c.u.ru,. 20 o:lrr I
r..oIu,inn dirr,tin. The committee on the rule. 10 inquire
e.. - ~ ~ ', ' - ~ a".n,nr. H.. r,L.. \, "a nr,hihit
, !" adj -. ~, ,;nn In H.. ,,:rnai ,;Inl,r rrn,,Ii. OF any r.:,arls
~ r,r,rIrrs r,aii- uuf oT or.rr
y" Tr 'Thnr.r IT,, ,m. ,ou,,nit,.. ON uuh!ic lands. rrpor;.d
nay ~ n. ' ~ .am,rS I'm With !. recon-,
Nnl.,;o ,hn, !. i" 49,, n..
Mr. Worr;ii noel il. ,rra.ii.ra,lon hr postponed ill :hc
,L;rI T,,,,L,v In Anil
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-03-09
Cardinal Democratic Principles on the Slavery
Question,

question.
Absolute non-iutericreneo by the General Govern
ment, to introduce or to exclude slaves, III any o. inc
territories of tho Union.
No Federal Slave Code. No Congressional dis.
elimination in favor OF slave property III the terrific
ries. and no Congressional discrimination against 1t.
Whenever il. any oi the territories the safety o!
sl.v. person, or the right Of slave property, or the
rl,bI or safety .! ANY description Of persons or pro-
Derry. is unronstitutinialsy assaulted, II il the power
and Iuty of Congress, pot less than of any and eve
nv other Department at the General GoHernmLnt, u
exercise its proper functions, for the security OF
eYIni protection 10 the rights and safety OF every
species VI perSots aiid proucr;y.
The tull and un:mpaircd night ot popular Sove-
rulgItv, emitting the people 81 each Territory, on
application Tor their admission as Ii new State INTO
tic Union, 10 enact their p%n State Constitution. by Il
tMr and full reference 10 II popular vote, without
fo.lc, iraaa or Federal dIctatlon. and BY such Con-
]stitutlua 70 provide for the maintenance or the pro-
tibit;on Of the institution ni slavery ~ 10 them may
se-in best.
The same principles ~ embodied III the following
resolutions unanimously adopted by The Virginia
delegation ~ the National Democratic Convention III
CiGclnual:
|. EesoIycd, Tlia, the Constitution CT the United
States is II compact between Sovereign ana eo-equni
States, united upon tsc hasis OF perfect equallt! "i
rights and privileges.
2. Resolved, That the Territories Of the Union are
common property III winch the States nave equai
rights, ANA Ia wh!cE the citizens OF every State may
~rlghttuily migrate with any property recognised as
such III any oi the States or the Union, ana III the
Constitution Oh the United States.
8. Resolved Therefore, THAI tile Congress OF me
Uuitco States mas no power to abolish or prohiolt
slavery in ANY OF til" Territories OF Tie oh'teu 2tates'
and such power pertains ouly to the people inhablt-
inr tn. sa,ne, when ia thr exercise OF r'Sltttil hu-
thority they form their St"te Constitution with 1 v'ew
TO admission into the Union.
4. Resolved, That the Missouri restriction was u
violation OF the foregoing principles, and il, repeal
BY III, "KunSas- Nebraska Law" was wise, just and
a cesSar!. ,
3. Resolved, That Congress EHs no constitutional
right to abolish slavery in the District OF Columbia.
s. Resolved, That the duty OF ~afording adequate
protection in the Territories previous to their legal
Organizations lis States, To equu! rights OF person and
property respected under the constitution OF the
Union, Is incumbent OF the proper Legislative autho-
H.. lI.r.n.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-03-09
T'llc Platform.

The Richmond 'Euquircr" is earnestly pro.
testing against the idea Of l'aEins the delegates
to Charleston, from States lI"i,rlcssly welded
to tho doctrines of the Republican party, lay
down the platform fnr the Democratic States.
The views Of the enquirer are just. in this
connection. and will doubtless have due weight
uroa the Convention. The importance Of car
rying them out is being forcibly illustrated just
now. if runor he true, by the attitude which
Senator Douglas has recently aSSumcd with re.
ference to the action of the Convention. Thus,
it is currently stated here that that genticnan
makes no bones of intiuIa,ing that Ii he be not
nominated, or If some olc else Is not nominated
upon his platform, e. Squatter sovereignty }
he will do his best TO organize 4 bolt Ia Ia
Van Buren, in lS4S) throughout the Northern
States. The Stars readers, 10y the by, will
remember that We long since predicted that
his phase OF Democracy would sooner on later
come 10 that complexion. So we arc, hy no
means, surprised At his assumption Of such
an attitude towards the Democratic party
Now, in SO doing, he is SIMPLY i~nSisting-ior
his own advantage-lhat the views concerning
Il platform prevalent among his followers III
abolitioniZed States, shall be accepted by the
Democracy Of Democratic States, under the
penalty, in case of 4 refusal 80 to do, nr tight
ing the approaching contest under the dlsad-
vantage Of ai the injury Inc can possibly in
fiict OH the Democratic cause. independent
OF the fact that he has already worked all the
mischief to it he can notwithstanding long
since transferred all his really transferable
nominal Democratic strength to the Ecpubii-
cans--the !dca of permitting these i'll the Con-
~vertion who would cater TO the prejudices on
the slavery question prevalent IT the North, to
lay down a platform for the party where the
Democracy will otherwise triumph, is too pre-
postcrous to bc thought Of in these times. The
truth is, the convention system as it has en-
listed for twenty-five years past, requires radi-
cal changes-else the Democratic party OF the
country will soon cease to exist except in name.
UyxLJbotor SJj.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-03-09
COMMERCIAL REC0pD
RICHMOND MARKETS Nlnru

-
BCTTER-we quote Mountain good %.
eggs. Common ii@Isc. The markell i, tnI, '
= BAC0S.-StDcs li.hI. Sides lUl,all c,,
st:a9 cts. Old Ham, !~ualir; a, in qu.!,;y y
Hams lIEc. Sugar Cared I.LaiiIc. rJra'
cured ham. 10 ca. rae
COFFEE In r!c inbjin= trade, We ql,,c Il.
L.asuayra ~, To Zoe. Java ~ To l>c.
CugS.--The marSet il DUH. bu, has hal %
decline. va qrIo,s to-day coTE from - to -. -.
CORN MEAL.-CnuntrY Meal $40. TO n !.
City ground ii {" ~.
CoITON-l. to i:E cts. Ca time, aid.ny +.
Wholesale price, ~ Il cts, according 10 q...
CANDLtS.-TA!lo" liEc. = w.; jackson, =
hulls ~ Z. AhAmau.iIc, iGat2ac.. sperm e.
PEE. m ~ rents. MARKET Eel! supplied.
CUrTOS fAKNs, sc.-Cot;on Yarns 5Gsa,e,,
scrLaec =. ut>.; seIhe Twihe - cts: Carpet h,r.
Wrapping T~!Ar - cts. -
~FlSil.-iIaii!ax No. ! Cut hrrrin:., H..
from wharf II per barrel. Nn North Carolln,
~ market. NJ. :; medium VI t:sEgrLfiU. S,u,r 4:
FLOCR-W. quote suprftinr hour h, o. :,
Extra COZ To Ga. The latter price, 10 The 81. ..
FLIGk hakhEIs.-"5tn 81 -. each. "
FERTILIZERS. -ilartmau's tTic!uGuu.U A.cr...
per ~phu-pa:~ "f Lime So. Manipulated Go.
Bone bus, ~. Peruvian tinaun -, urr -,
go per ton: Colombian 80 per ton; f. :
Shode> SUPER Phosphate ~ I.iEr t;iS her .. 3
Phosphate :. Lime, Boston nrInnrlc;urr. 49,.
Flrming. 30 per ION. Bone .lI., ci,r srsrr,, ).
Eide Island suaTo SO per Ton. Au.ericas =,
GKSsS SEEDS. -CinErr seed So, 10 Il 49,.
quantity and quality. Herds Gras. .OcE.: g.,
2tGE..%' ''rrr'.r'i and iilaGan Gra,- ! :.1cJs,-.
MU~L.ASSES.-Se@ crop II Orleans. 10 "a T.,
the market. CUDa m"la>srs - 20 Sic.
bbIs. sofa yesterday IL ~. aiii.c. 10, a..
II, "iLa {: Cuba ~ a2'c: new Mu>clvado ..ir
Mill. DEFAi. We quote ira. Al ~ ,.e,.
cen:.. bro~n>tuT - Gents: ship,rcG -. ,.n,, "
cargo ,hr>' rates will lie lover.
UATS,-Gbi to ~ :cats = hu.hcl
PD~TATUkS.-Th supply /. NOT large. AMI ycr.,.
the North. They range a. from ~ 80 " It, Pc: .
C"uu,ry 10 10 ~ cfs.
Observation-Disclosures i:ic'imri:l tiruTnd s.
loose /, ~. No larIp arriving; held -,
Ground plaster, r. ~ per tna
PEAS.-Nrs pea, th!a's,) = Z bu.EHi.
RiCt.-l.I1'El cenis .ni sc.I,,.
EYE.-,5 I" ~ c;>.
RUSlT.-Si ;uHal :" r. hr'
~SALT.-Thrru Is L supply ia ;h- make.
81 60 from the wharf. and : ! =" !"G the s:,re.
SIG iRS.-Wr ur.o.e sc" sc; Extra "C'.,
'B' yEc: Crushed i";:c: Cut, loaf ~,
Loaf ~ {; raw New Orleans : !. 70 -. No ry-
MARKET. Cuba : To .i,c.
sALTpErHE,->& cts. r L.
SlIUr.-,GL,ir rrris. rhsi' aid'E- ~rt'or.,
A. IL G"i"au.
r~taS--;mp-ria and tiuLtoS Ter, ::5t.:: 20
TOBAcCu.-ThcTe il MI active .tcc ALL! l--
q~uaIiic-. Srw Lug, *2."hto". l-k;$":"ro.n
~WlIEAT.-I.uh from sl..b :" i..r. wife r..
OF l.5u.
W~lIISKEY.-Wr quote Cinc!uiati n: - = s.
Richmond Eecgii-'i ~ ::'i4 Z, - c'.. ui l..
fercnt sradc- -, III 10 *l..i. Ja:T-,C Dryr:.c. ).
81 cts.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-03-09

4 District Convention, composed Of the counties nt Camp
Aupomat,ox, Prince Edward. Charlotte. Buckingham,
Lunrnhurg. Cumberland AMI Fluvanna, will he held IN
FartnviiIr oil Thursday, the I'D March, ietII, to scn'! drie'
gates 10 the Charleston National Convention.
Tie following arr the delegates 20 the above convention
from the county Of Charlotte:
Is, Di>trict-Col. Robert +. Gaines, Vim. u. Dennis, Col
Geo. Lawson, James u. WilscI, Nicholas +. Read
2d Distric,-JoluD u. Ford, Dr. Wm. ". FuIua, Jas. Scott,
Wu. G.. Daniel. Tlios. 7. Duke.
Sd District-M. c. Read, Cain J. GaiErs, WI. Baldwin,
Isaac overly, Dennis l. Morgan.
18th Dislrict-lt. V. Gaines, Juo. osbournr, Joseph W.
Daniel, G. Norton Balls, Jno. 5. Wilson, lr. :. I. WALTON.
;th pis,rici-E. s. Brooks. L. ". Chaiiin, lr X. :. J. Pete,
.Juo. G. Smith, II. N. L. uooGr.
9Th Dis,rirt-A. G. Jcnrr... F. !. Barnes, Nr. VIM. 7. T.
McCargp, II. 4. Booth, J.. Euhans.
To whom were added the chairman Of the mectinZ, WIN.
I. Scat, and the two secretaries, PO"lia'nn and J K. Wat
sins: also, our Senator, Mr.. Bruce; aud delegate, Capt.
S.nI l. Nc{;rLee,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-03-09
Response TO South Carolina and NIssi'-

The following resolutions have passed ooth
Houses of the General Assembly Of Virginia
Resolved by the General Assembly, That
We have received with deep sens'oiiity, the
communications which South Carolina ana
Mississippi have made to the authorities OF TINS
Commonwealth through their commissioners,
Hon. C. G. Memminger and Hon. Z. Is. Starke,
and we hail with lively qualification the re-
nrwed manifestations Of that flatcrnal affection
which has hitherto characterized, and we trust
will always continue to characterize the rcla-
tons of South Carolina and Mississippi, with
Virginia.
Resolved, Tha, We perform n pleasing duty
in recording and communicating to the authorl'
ties Of South Carolina and Mississippi our high
appreciation Of theability, dignity and courtesy
with which their Commissioners have dis
charged the important duties Of their mission.
Resolved, That the present General Assem-
bly, Of Virginia, recognizing in our present re-
lations with uon-slaycholding States an lmpe!;''
tive necessity for decisive measures, does not
yet distrust the capacity Of the Southern States.
bv a wise and firm exercise OF their reserved
powers, to protect the rights and liberties OF
the people, and 10 preserve the teucfal C'ion'
For this purpose we earnestly ucS'rc INC COLI
current action Of the Southern States. But the
General Assembly respectfully submit, Tor the
consideration of South Carolina and MiSsISSlp'
pi. and ali our sister States OF the South, that
efficient co operation will br more safely had
by such direct legislative action OF the several
States rs may he necessary and proper, IMAM
through the agency Of any aSSctnblage when
can exercise no Legislative power except to de-
bate and advise.
Resolved, therefore. That i'll the opinion OF
the General Assembly it is incNpedicnt to ap-
point deputies to the conference proposed by
South Carolina and Mississippi.
Resolved, That the Governor of this Com
monwcaltl, be requested to communicate the
foregoing resolutions to the Governors OF the
| States OF Soull. Carolina and Mississippi, ard
10 the Governors of each Of the other slave
holding States.
Resolved. That the President Of the Senate
and the Chairman of the House Ut Delegates,
transmit to Hon. C. G. Memningcr and Hon.
z. 4. Starke Il copy Of the foregoing rrs"iu-
tons,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-03-09
S5orrinle Death.

On Tuesday mor!in" We announced to our readers = pain.
full rutuor that was Aioat relative Ia the sudden and hnr.
rihir death Of nr. Pcyion i. Dck Of Sussex, ana ar" pain
ed 10 say ,ha, The rrpor; Is only too true. The particulars.
is W. clean them from 4 gentleman who Is fresh from the
spot, are as follows:
On Friday evening. Or. Des, whn had been on u risi;
from home, returned, and, Us was his usual custom hefure
retiring, told u female servant to hand him II bottle NJ para
yoric. Having taken n dose, he closed the door and locked
il. The drug had lis usual effect upon his system, aEi the
doctor WAS soon in Il >uund sleep. 4 few minutes after !"
o'clock the building WAS discovered Ia he on hre ihside.
Two gentlemen Of the nei.hhorlIuoi, who arrived hist at
the scene Of contaera;inn, saw through the window The
form OF The Doctor. m;iiItd in hi nigh: dress. lying motion.
less upon the bed, the clothing "f which had not irnitcd; a
low;c knife and revolver, which he always carried, were
minutes the bed was also wrapped Ia Ikc devouring cic-
mrnt. No sxer,ions could save the doomed man, II, ss
soue suppose. he was really alive III the time. The build.
Ing and ain its contents were destroyed, and upon inresi'ga.
lion ah rr the tire nothing remained OF the unfortunate doc
Tor save a few charred Dunes. his watch and gold studs.
There are conflicting opinions regarding the o isin OF The
Are There was considerable dry fodder III The r"otn, ani
some think HAT the ,lazinG logs in the iirc-rlace-wlic
was uuprnvided witt hand irons-rol!ed down and SET lie
fodder on lire. The Doctor. most likely IN that case, was
suIoca,ed 10y The smoke. which accounts for Lis not awhK'
enine and making some eG1ri 10 escape.
Others think that, the unfortunate man vas murdered ny
anegro who was sren proving about the premises ~ liSht
fall, and who probably concerted himself under The Doc
tors bed until the latter fell asleep. After the commission
Of the fatal deed. the tragedy was consuInnated. ana All
proc! destroyed hy settling tire 10 the house and escaping
through the window. The object Of such q crime must have
bcea revenge AMI booty. AS it Il. ho' ever, no one has
been yet suspected or arres.ed.-f Pres.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-03-09

The - Curtis EseCk.N


On Wednesday last We accepted The invitation "i
our hoSpi,aLle friend, Capt. Richard =. ~llaSkinS, 10
visit the Virginia Marine Railway, where the gallant
old vessel whose name heads this article was hauled
Nm. Time was when she WAS said 20 be unit for ser
v~ice-wlIcn she Was suspected of beng "h"q (" aid
her timbcrs pronounced lusuund. Absolutely some
ladies bless their tinlid souls, were afraid to trust
themselves on board Of her. for fear that she WIS too
crazy 10 withstand the pillows oflla;nlton Roads =
We only wish that they could have met the Cover
nor and Lieutenant GcvcrIor OF Nir:illia, the SEMI
tors and representatives .: the Commonwealth in the
House of Delegates, the Collector OF Customs, the
ship owners, the sea c~aptaIlts, and other appreciated
gentlemen who visited the railway with H. ami i'll
sprc,rL her hull. they would have been fully sails
lied: tor, with one accord, they pronounced her boz
tom Is sound as IL waS whsa she rgS !W"nchni. And
while We do not pretend to be i ind.c Of the quality
Of timber. We, We make some claim 70 correctness Of
eve, and lis far lis !" ~l.ogg;ng" is concerned, having
sighted icr keel, We assert, on our or" rctlo!i"lsiii-
~. tha, il has almoS; Tie Lirtctness ef Il r.h tarrth.
This steamboat WAS bull, in l>l2. h.y Mr.. Curtis
Peek, Of New York, IA wealthy gentleman oi that
civ who, intending Ia na!nc her after himself, Sc
Ier,cI the ,irnhcrs, nnd had them seasoned for tire"
wear. before u nail was driven III ticlu. We learn
TINT. q; this time. such tiulbers canno; be procured
a. am pyicr. As to her <pssI. the gentlemen Who
bought her for the james river line were required 10
give bond ,la; she should not appear in New York
waters for Il specified time. I" ADOPT the language
Of Il military irirnd "f ours. who. hythe way, knows
more ..hou, horntS than hQW>rIs.J tile Peek " is "g
go0i science" We confess We never cou!! sec The
force ui the remark, but the gallant Captain I"eS, and
others r!av, and de>irin. 10 hc !nrc'h!t Is well IA al
tcctiouale il speaking O: our dear old iriei!l Of wood
and iron, We r:nrlat!csiiy pronounce her A oorp
SCHEME"
WIKI regard - The dinner, OF which Capt. H3>ki"s
rues,S var;vok. We are siieu,. For were we to cc:m-
iucucr OIL ;lu, theme it would be Il hrh,l9ma-a! affair.
Suffice II to say, that, ~ Usual. the Land and occa'!
contributed to the c'l"ynent Of tie company.
Touching the Virginia Marine EIfray, We viii
state, IN conclusion, tha, it Is Owned by Mc>>rS. j. a..
llaskins, David CGrrir. John Curric, Jr, W. {.
Tompkius, and L. W. McCancr. They have twenty
icc. Of water ut the shore and Il tar;y-ilorse power ell
CINE 10 pull vessels ont OF it. They own about five
acre, ui land, on which this RAILWAY i, built, and the
grand point about the property IL. tbs; II contract has
been entered into 10 bHi'da "c>>r! there OF about 10
tolls burden, whose mission Will H. n give Tie South
i dirrc, European trade. Succrsa ;r;hr company.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-03-09
The Franklin Tragedy.

The preliminary tIial Of the parties, commenced on Wed.
nc-day last. before Mr Cooper, u magistrate Of Franklin.
M-,,rs. Trrdwny ana White have been employed oil th.
rar, Il the defendants. MIR. Talnferr0 Is The Common.
ura!,h's Attorney for Franklin county, and he will b- ".
si.irl in the prosecution. b" Hughes billiard, En-, who's.
services have been engaged fur ih- purpose.
There r-Inaiu- COW three rTn brothers Of the Mr-,r-.
llrincn, who were killed. nni rhr"- hall brothers. >iN In MI.
Il /, said that the parties have all li>a' meal
MIR. Smith, WIN received 4 Iic,h w"GU! w The arm, Is ia,
recovering. and l. prot "urcrd entirely OF: Of danger, aii
SIR. oliver Wi:c!cr. H.rr-- lmf' MAS greater than :hat 81
auy ole: Tf tie SUI yivrI- Of Ih- conflict, J. l:.rxi.- in.
proving. lie wa. woTnd't hy u pi,i". ball IN the ~ri,; -
The wnGId extended ~, n" arm Ia near the elbow, Causing
a firh,fui wound. iron. Which h0wrvrr, ~ W. have stated.
IA. |, r-cuyrrirx.-i Nt. rjWr iJJtHL.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-03-09

Sigh; by ~. |, Franklin & Co., Opticians. IN tn. c;i.
br duly appreciated bcigr. q person LI, ::ic! t'
time. The valuable advantage derived from the.
instead Of lh. vision becoming s.rJincd. hr,'ri, a,
and, In numerous c:i-cs. iujur.d seriously, It - =
and str. uSrhrnr'i; everything ~ "iic- 'rr"t+='
brilliant. In.i Very age! pcr,"ri- are ef,,,i'". -
their sight AZ the imn-I minu,- occupation, -iih-fi'
candle Iigli -clu ~r,. vi Il those irn-cs of u ra.Jl
n!n iuy power: aud a. The. do NJ. rcluir. ~
change, ;h,. dangerous effect ~ further p0T"riC. IL
j. avoided and u,r.es. expenses are saved. The u.
jir. j. H. Main street. City Savings Bath.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-03-09
From TIE "Chri.;Ian ln!"iiIs"ncer,." New So.

SrAiiISG'- PhEr,rYI, GiCK.-liug."krcf-f, all
Ia l-aru HAT Ia" ini,hal. I" furniture, %ii'tgf
.ruc.rry. etc, 20 I.rrSnirut alnrt Nay.!aS. car
lie rrrncLic'i al "a triiIir% rN2rn>". Ivy u-iGg sia,i
pared 'ilur. This glue + put W IN sco."rnl't! BE-
j. chemically held IA solution. retaining all "a"
qualities ~ ~rii.pr"plrr,l cabinet maker G!L-. y
old. A -tnali brush ACCOMPANIES each b1'tl", =
.U-iin. hot twenty-five cents. and Furnishing At =
ami efficient myan. tor repairing Nil kinds 81 hFg.
hold wares. ltwil! H. ;ouuh exceedingly cow
cone. aud she'll. work, pi.np.turn"rS. IL f"r a..
requiring Il str"n. rUllciIasr. y" Son-ck--i": ca
to be without II. frb =
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-03-09
L~YSCuBuEI; MARX ETS-

C"RS-Irllpw ~>ua>2c: White s!As.c. sGp"!
receipts are light. with I'LL Increased ,iemlni. :
suprrliur 1T SAD -; Extra Il .jaG o.. Ia
~. T"bAcc"-rhr offerings ar !S!, g: :he ,,A
al improved icciiGr COR som" GRADES. We quote !
~ M for commun. 4 BOAT; ~ for bright work.:
for Leaf: : jOa.n ~ Tor bright working Leaf ~
%cril,s light. with al upward tendency. We g.
i2In ,:iG:. Mhitr l"raI;sc for choicr supIiIrs.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-03-09

coitur-Stl'> TODAY -! l>,ni"i bales al To-. -
MI,i,!liGg-. sales al three day, i..'HJu bali, -'
~ .p"G bal-.. against -, iDi bales las: year. Erc'
FAR ahead al ,a>t year. 1T His nnG,. sGi,''.0 bale
dull At bi,aI cents. Nola.,ri -, ~, cents. F.-
,;'A'a'; "a. Frrislta nn cotton 10 Liverpool .. !
un London . .a-+. per ccnlurn.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-03-09
DcSfrnIpl BIZ Itirc.

We learn 'lai on friday night last tie ,l.am yrl.t and
saw nil 81 ~. James T.. Crews, near Vernon llAI. ia Hail.
fax rnur;y. was entirely destroyed hy fire. The lire i. rup.
posed to have been accidental. Los, about : ,2hU ar ! 400
tho in.urAIr".- ,ihiiifur EchO.