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ExAcUrIVE OFFICE, Jackson. MIss.,t
Fehruar; I1th 1860 (


His EXcellency Jo!IN LHTcHER.
Governor of the State Of Virginia, Richmond :
S!P In complia iahce with resolution passed bs
IN Legislature of til,s State, the 10th day If
Fe' rlaTy. = D 1850 ] have appointed and hy
tbese presents do appoint, Hon. 7. B. Sta ke rs
Commissioner 10 proceed to tne capital OF Vir-lnH
ana express to tho people OF that Commonwealth
throush her Executive, the ind nation that Mis-
eIsslppi teels at the Outrage committed In the
cent lnYason oil hsr soil. and the read ness and
determination nt NJ Mlssissppi "a unite with her or
any q her slaveho.din! State n repeliing any as
Sal iment oil thHiT people or their rights. and to
present 70 Your Exceency copy of the resolu-
tons on State and Federal elitIons passed at the
recent session OF the legislature Of this State. ana
20 invite the co 0pe ration OF the State of Eirsiaa
n ths proposed Con- Ntntion at Atlanta. Georsia.
zen. StaThe teInG native OF Nirainia. and an
hoHofed and rusted citizen of this State, has been
deemed worth, To speak for Misss.ipfi and to he
heard bs Vreln'a: and ! commend him 10 your
Kind consideration.
In test anon. whereof, ! have hereunto set MY
hand and caused the sTeat zeal of the State To I've
hereunto affixed ut the cit, Of inchson. on the
ilth da, Of FeU!uqry A. ls60 and of the sove-
rel. nty of Mississippi the forty third.
Z. 81 JOHN J. PETTUS.
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HANMFRSlEY.
CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE
1OTnt VOTtWNOFLOVISA..

10THt NOTEKSOF I0l -
6 no > caedi3sio for the office of SNER-
- rlR TIVE COUNTY OF f.uf'iSa at the en-
- c1eet,0n. II 1t shall hc your pleasure To
-. re . shsii associate wlfi. ny self in the DIS
&c oi tse dutses OF the p!sce, Nr. JEssE !.
gr.r sYf VI ANigENv j. kfCHAEpsON. Mr..
!'" t.x beNa for several wears EMPLOY ed ~ the
OHice nl i.pui =, n v h on position ne gave
g, .sfactlon b> = cspsc ~ and attention 20
tfN s,,1r es hen acted rs >hert, seve i7s ears
ee,fcA hall 40, farm the of6ceyl0t ali It's
a.,-rS Nit - 70 IL med hy .sen and m,
t-e< kcrN rsspeesfu1tl.
RlChERToN /. JOHNSON.
-. F5.au 4 Vftni
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How 1T WoRKs.-The English lawyers at.
tribute the frequent eiopem~nt Of wives who
have fortunes settled upon Them TO the law
which allows the wife a provision separate
from her husband. A distinguished lawyer
writes TO the London Times, that, IN the urse
has seen very large number OF cases of pri.
vately arranged separation between usband
and wife. In every case but one, the wife had
q provision independent Of her husband ard
in almost every case the wife was the chief
wrong g-doer. The ladirs would probably dis.
pute ine facts upon which this Wituess' testi.
mony rests. The policy of the Law Is, however,
q subject ofconsidcrabte discussion, and n.
less rich women stOp running OF with their
footmen, II is likely that it W Ill be changed.
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DrrodfeHy Bnned-On Monday evening
last. negro girl, about six years old. beiong-
ing 20 Mr.. Samuel Buchanan. on the Mechan-
icsyile Turnpike near Venable street, WAS so
terribly burned that her life IL des paired Of
She had been left alone in the kitchen for
short time, and probably, by getting 100 near
the fire, her clothes accidentally ixnifed. and
her limbs and person Were terribly burned.
Dr. kuox WAS called TO see her. and prescribed,
but her injuries are so great thai there seems
20 be- no hopes OF her recovery.
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Graad Dramatic Entsrtaiamemf.--The friends
OF the DIR ma will no doubt flock to the Theat ~
Tonight, to witness the acting of the great
tragedian, DIR. j. b. RoRgRTs-a gen tleman
who comes among us With Il reputation, won
both in Europe and this country. second to no
man now on the American stage A good
scholar. close student, excellent reader and
capital deIineator. Mr.. Roberts has attain Ell
that eminence in his profession to which few
actors need aspire and now stands forth as
alrica| hrmanent. In the character which hi
personates to.uight, he is said to be almost per-
feet, and We therefore urge our play -soers to
see him.
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AN EDITOR ROBBKD.-1ieOrge Wilkes, of
Wilkes, Spirit OF the Times, was to have taken
his departure from New York Saturday for
England, in order to witness and report the
In ,ares ting for the benefit Of his paper; but
he did not sail He had his baggage placed
In his stateroom on board the steamer on
Saturday, and. while his attention was at
frac ted elsewhere, some ingenious and daring
individual en- tered and removed 1t to a room
onnosite. where, AT his leisure. he broke open
Tie trunks and stole the editors money and q
conside rable portion of his wardrobs. Says
= contemporary, Fortunately, on account Of
H." M " ike could have fonud himself Ia
london 4. a ..ou,:,tiJn that woGid have rem
dc resi II usassary "a shin an.nng ~ ar
auaia tAuces Tor the sncans .of meeting his ex.
oonaas during his soiQpIn ebgoad."
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Loo: 20 yoM PoeAets.-StrangeSs in attend.
ance OH The Opposition ConyeDtion will do
well to deposit their moneys before going in TO
crowds, AS professional lifters always take
such occasions TO recuperate their exhaus ted
treasures. Several of these travelling gen tle-
men are now in the city awaiting oppOrtuni-
ties 10 show their dexteri,y.
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Taking GFo"P.-I tsrday one of our city
artists succeeded in tahing an excellent photo .
graph of large number OF the mem 3ers OF the
Legislature, who had stationed themselves,
hats in hand, at the base Of the Washington
Monument. The group made u very pretty
picture, and each member in ii will probably
secure copy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-22

Thitf Capts5,d. - Yesterday morning as
Waichman Wicks was closing his rounds ON
the canal bank. near the Tredegar Works, ha
discovered J John, slave to Mrs. Allen, in pos
session Of a boat and a lot of stolen wood aud
jumping on board, took him into custody and
carried him before the Mayor. John gave n
false nam. when captured, but was recognized
afterwards q, court and sentsncpd to the lash
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-, roruE VOTERS oruENE.Co

- col VT - en- = candidate iar The ol
=. CONN SSt0Nk.k OF THE RErkNIE
&c lPPER DISTRICT or HkNRICO Co.
. reS-ectlni3, solicit ypur suiraS at the eiec-
. "a i AG urNt Should II IL Your pleasure tn
f.. .se 3 pledge IN, self u dscharee the duties
'.,la .4se faithfully. Respectful.
ts TaAsfiA GEO. ". CARTER.
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REVOLUTIONS UPON FEDERAL RELATIONS

LIST RssotrsJ. by the LediSkdture nf the Stats OF
ii,S>t>SfPpt, That The Constitution of the United
States recognizes property IN slaves and the Gov
ernment created b, II cannot nor can any rrhuna u
acting under ITS authority Mne her 1t be tSeou-
sphere, misty withhold from the owners of slaves
that adequate protection FOR their slave property
- which the owners OF properts OF other kinds
entitled which, from It's nature. they riay far
tner require to secure them IN its sslon and
en- 10Y nent.
"a. That the elect on of Pres dent OF the United
states by the votes OF one section of the Uuon
oGl, the ground that there exists irreeo acii
able conflict between the two sections reference
10 their respective 3! stems OF labor. and with an
slavery as il prevails in the southern States. and
as recogntZed by the COMPACT oil the Union, would
so threaten dc estruction OF the ends for whch the
Constitution was formed as to justify the slave
holding States IN taking counsel together for their
separate protection ard safety
Sd That In order To be prepared for such a con-
tlngency, Mississ,ppi accepts the invitation OF
South Carolina to her sister Southern avehoidIng
States to meet IN Convention, and proposes the lst
Monday in Jane xt. and Atlanta. Ga. as a SUIT
able time and place To meet TO counsel together,
ana recommend the actisn they should take in
sue an event, which shall he reported to the iov
ernor, who shall conysne the Legislature. II IN his
iudg nj it ma, be required; and that this Lesis-
la,uYe at It's present session. proceed elect
delegates to attend the Convention at Atlanta.
4 h. That Commiss,oner be ap.2inted by the
express to the people of that Common wealth.
through her Executive. the Indignation that Mis-
cent INVASION Of her soil, and the read ness and de-
termination Of MissIssippl 70 unite with her, or
any other siaveholding state fepetiing any ~. .
said Commissioner also present to her Executive q
copy OF these resolutions. and invite her to co ope
rats the proposed Conference.
sth That the Governor of this State be requested
To transmit = copy of these resolutions To the Gov
eInors Of each Of the slaveholding States OF the
Union, be laid before their Leg Alatures, and
viie their co operation.
THE above resolutions passed the General
Assembly OF Mississippi febr uary 10th, and are
signed by J: A. r. Campbell, Speaker of the
House OF kapresep ta,ives, and John Drane,
Prssiden. OF the Senate, and countersigned by
Governor Pettusl
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'- 1. Terrell.
49,. 10 1f..>RS. 4. ,. rCRHELL,

-, TO Na.s>RS. 4. }. rCRHELL,
b WI. {. TALiAFkRR0, FtEDALL
Il--rtN JAMES, GILMAN. AND 9TH Frs
t..ev ith your request and ~ fcc0Fd
,-.s r p, r, oYn iEcang,!nn ! nerehA anneu1ce
.s. -art.G7'e for SHkR f.N OF Il HEnh /
,Ir.TNIN, and rtspeCt.Hih sohe!t iae votes ot
RI ~ .V citizens "a MAJ Text. for tha. "then.
rst t !n,set 20 4 scdarSc the duties OF the of
re t.ia.it. Respectfully.
".s - JOHN O. TAYLOR.
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- ~ THE VOTERS OF HENRI

Z =
O. ca GtlNTf.--by The advice oi ms
+, -r S. ana "A .NcoTdsAca with Nv own wishes, |
..seaure m,se.i casd'dtte for the Office of
>rfPFF or HENRlEO COUNTY. aud solicit
.--t-ss % ia7 s. tfe election IN Ma. next.
.l.-raitc i'r tie faithful perIortaance Of
rs. ..r- Of 'H- ut.. Fl" refer .ou 10 ali wna know
-st.. -ts manner "a which those duties have been
ra-. .rard tGrIrJ the past -AI 20 years that have
s.-.t t,s 'epH't tfr fHe pFese II Sheriff.
t.srec tg..j yugr fellow citizen.
rE-lE- Ufo. u. PLEASANTS.
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Sale and Suppsr.-The ladies Of the First
Baptist Church are to have sale and sopper.
in the basement of the church, this evening.
and invite the public To patronize them. They
are raising means to support . missionary 1T
Rockets, and deserve to have the encourage
ment OF all who desire TO have the Gospel
preached TO every creature.
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HENRY HtDNaLL,

Z - itRN FL Al LAW
AND NOTARY PUBLIC,
f'2r Is n I'll the Courts held IN the city Of Rich
- ..57. practices regularly IN tho County and
-'. -H.T's It Chesterfield
s H.'sF., T1I AXE Dispositions and Acknow-
e --'s, Administer nd Certify Oaths. and per
'A sl-'eycf o,her duties pertain to the Office of
AF,v
Ot It The corner Of Bank and Ilth streets inst
F'' tpV AtttH!n- House. n Sly
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GREAT HAUL OF SPORTING MHN.-At an
early hour on Saturday morning the police Of
Pittsburg, Pa, made descent upon a cock nj I
in that cily, where about fifty persons were
assembled to witness "chicken disputes" J"
Twenty-Five were taken before tbs Mayor,
and held III $40 each for examination. The re-
nainder escaped.
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ssS LEE d. PLEAsANTS, Afro

& .eN LEL FIENEANTS, A I / r
w. NkIS AT Law Practice in the Courts
hd 2 Aci4n0nt, HenIico, Goochland and Han
oge'
"a Agt3res pUac and CoTnm ssioners ct Deeds
a., iei egu;horIZed Ia take DeposItionS. A fFda-
We 4cg1'vied- menss oi Deeds, Powers Of Attor-
~, 80 oi sac &c, 10 Le used or recorded IA the
t.s.a states and Territories # the I niuu.
V1le ltl st.. 30 door from Main.
Ih i2-iy
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Tas Prss,a,nsios Of silver service to the Hon
William l. Goggin. by the Whigs Of Virginia,
will take place ut the African Church To- NOR
mitted into the church TO witness the presen-
tatiou, and we have NO doubt that q large
number OF them will be in attendance.
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LIF9 INSURANCE. &c.

RANCE COMPANY
Ties hrsl door East Of Custom House ard
MAIN sTRfIf. III DrhStii DKrhIScthiinoNp. VA.
T..c CAPITAL ~3Oo,ooG.
my lomfan u now prep,red to receive appl
=, ss'2As f,,. iqr flht and MARINE INSURANCE.
1-ttTp;"f'a9e terms, Also. tn Guarantee NEGU
u DIRECTORS.
T. II. Na9i7rrnd, est Farmers B INK.
@EcF. Il rn O! Warwick X Barksd te.
= OtFA ha@, ttm oi Crenshdw d Co.
WHS'9e n'dd n. hfm Of tioddin X Apperson
U;''tla nee hrm Of Dunlop, hiuncurs A Co
.a's. ~ oa'f'19 ., frii. Of Warwick h Barksdale.
| q - 'r' tobacco Manufacturer.
~ eIehsi 79 irin oi Haxatl Creushaw & Co
h i. i. .9ae' 9ae'a firm Of Bacon A f,ashervlll.
Jt,, FnaIa,i' IN Of Hax.li, cTenshaw * Co.
Nt b iI.e' ~ Snip Owner
"" "Sf~ hrm of Warwick Il Barksdale
- 'lct -Ines. attorney at Law
f4eit BuI der
e Asin' A-rcdturst ard Manufacturer
Is " -.!'.pl .'. u1ei, Arn of McGruder's Sons.
i ~ Cfump, Atiorne, at Law.
1''0' Err hG,'fIl1; Gi lEgni@p' w A"GcuT1 Co.,
No. t. secretary. te II I'm
h'tsahs'oND AGENCY OF THE SOUTH.
aa,n,.g,il1EcTioN INSURANCE COMPANY,
~ =. L.s,sfa.n,s Of Virginia ,a 1854.
HOME OF oflfsi,ttfhl'fff59, fithl, ,es2i lHni,. v.
"es On The Cash and Mutuai Plan.
s6pTS In9oMAs ANGUS X. BLAKEY,
ID "a XIsnn nnoN, JAMES T. CLOSE,
y r il ~ III, VIM. D. MASSEY,
YER lsTi ? Ap!>Ek. THOMAS T. HILL,
T. D. /! pSrn.[b LIZ, RlcH'D II. CARTER,
MAS BisII 1irp' D. hoBT. +. LESTER,
w N. Ti'pn.}o =. T. STUART,
ANhh, VIM. WRIGHT.
is'sJ s5bE-aTqHi99IJ y As, f President.
WdSSYSj u. I BILL, Treas1SY1err.' SY 'eSi'eA''
Jls y ," n FilshT. Srcre,ary'
App4ea,inres r. r, actu4ry and General Agent.
@ts. And .a ~! Insurance granted, and pOli icies
4iae sboys ccrSed on the most favorable terms.
COMPANY, al our Office.
b. A. COOKE,
~. l.. g. CLOSE,
NSSr "'h st., Exchange Hotel Building,
Richmond, Va.
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DEATH OF A TROTrING HORsE-.The cele-
brated trotting horse 'Whalebons," owned by
John Cutler, Of Albany, N. Y. fell dead last
Wednesday evening. while being driven dawn
the Troy road. Mr.. Cutler had quite recently
refused $3.50 for him.
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A FATAL BLow.-A few evenings since p +.
Shesken and Henry McAuley had IL quarrel
about lady, in a saloon in Chicago, Illinois,
in the course OF which Shesken struck Nc
Auley in the face with his fist, from the efiec,s
OF which Mr.. McAuIey died the next evening.
Shesken was arrested.
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- To Jou. o. rAyioR. ESQ

g. NvAR SIS IS the time - approachin;
..-s ..,.- rs 4 HeuffCp - snisct = euit4'Ie per
tl.e n'.,ce ~ slERIFF and beng sstis-
=. f.4 car lnsg acquaintance with sou. tnAt
.-..z .hri - d3ScGsr~c the du ties OF the Of
.r Inc s,ts.TIi-r+S. ICspect'u. - request You
.,..atrs soufse'f 3 candidate .ur the sald Of
49,, 'fL.ln. y,u oar support Ia the ensuing cleo
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r.. ElAyINo nEEN solicited hy man,

D. af E.s lflcuds and net- ,bo5s s!i over The
-..-.t. auoa,,pce Iuhseii = oapdtda9c for tie Of
.es .f TUNN SSl0NER OF THE REFENCE
..-.s r.sfrtcts No 3 ard Horrtco comfy.
FaE-5F' WM. a. PEIBtEToN of Sidney.
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A LIVELY BALL DRESs.-A correspondent
OF an English paper states that IN Gale utta, At
the Governor Generals ball, q lady appeared
in dress which had the appearance Of being
on fire. Ia countless diminutiye bags Of gau
she had imprisoned fire. flies. and these tackled
on to her dress, far GU ishone the diamonds OF
Oriental ladies. AS she walked in the more
dimly lighted alleys OF the gardens and grounds
she is said to have made Il beautiful appear
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-22

ken.erer's Concsy.-at the Third Baptist
Church. on Monday Eight last, was ulghly
appiauded by large audieDc &c. Nearly two
hundred children. of both sexes, who have
past, took part in the exercises, aud sang 70.
markabiy well, all of them keeping excellent
time, and some OF them exhibiting marked vo-
cal talent. So highly delighted were most of
the audience with The Juvenile entertainment
that Prof. X. was urgently requested to repeat
it, and he has consented TO do SO on Friday
night Iext, when he promises ~ introduce
several new and beautiful pieces.
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Gea rARkE PcTNDEaTER, AFTUh
nee ~ tie cit> o! 4 chmond and in tbs coun
~ ", -lss,crielt, Pow Wr3tea Ind amelia.
-ulce Ia Lis.es Bl..d'rs, corner OF AalH and
-" stive'h. 22-1y
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IEeIa are seyeatN mrtB reri of ,hr EritiS,,
i;oafa n.C1mmnms who ctaiin ea.esapti,n rnm
serviag ou election committees, eu aaeGGa. vi
boipg more han aixty years old.
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= THE si.stFF.ITy HEN.

- RICO COUNTY Il hereby announce
!. .. . ii candidate for the above u:fca. Should II
.sf..a a.e.sure Ji the voters 10 elect ne, shall
I. 90 s-e'ptu.. SIt =. III MS" every eNertIon 10
..-.s-.o Z 'tsGItIes thereof faithfully aud impar-
n. V-lm'I JACOB :. ATLEE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-22

o. HiU i.SR. SUTTON. ATTORNEY
f. 4! LAW AND NOTARY PIRLIC-
<'. ses % Al tie Courts ot the cIly of Richmond
'H- eugates ot HanTIcn ami tioochtanG. Office
".-lf btl, and III. streets. Richmond, Va.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-22
LaW AND MEDICAL CARDS,

Us DR.. AS'GLe. HOMEUPATHTST.
s. i1s removed 10 Franklin street. corner
~. - y rs. Uahne' $ fe Is I'm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-22

%, Jui7 =. CiSkiE.
- ATTORNEY At LAW.
.aeret hs Office 10 No Law Building, near
ue>e'e C,lGt House.
9 aric'.ep, H. al the Courts he'd IN the city of
RrlH.aal luG county OF HsnrIco. ie Its
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-22

7.ixss,s.--A free negrsss, on i:th shrs~s near
Wesley Chapel yesterday. gayS hsth ~ trip
le,s-two boys aud . girl. The thrvs wero
alive aad doing we'll when ~ heard troSs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-22

HAtMas ~ N..N1E tCMPANl.
ro. rSo. II Main Street, Richmond. ~
lEsCosEse sEepl,ai i and Surplus, @2S0,000.
rae exc, mas the advantage Of ffceN ~ sspsH
sIl'ihs enc, u the Insurance business, and
a@l perl1e me me iavor Of the public during ell
'tGs uas Insurance. in city and country, and
~ cash csnsappe c'appe " all parts Gf the world.
r@t afs ,asna s.. ara surplus are AZ above, and it,
,s*s se a. a prudently, but literally, and IL
~ a those OF any other good instita
l.. Ia Cgxsys; ,IkEcT0kg:
iisepD Snaih, J. L. W nj. Worth pst,ick C,,,l.r.
ssfsae 1i'tr. r.. YIN. Bs.rr. t;e" sWv " Em,sb.
4 raiasrFF nos. s4inson, B. L. Winston,
T. q Pshr chaT; !. W ia,os!. mo, N ;,iorioD.
~ igaafs i",. - ais,oi.. Arch. hD, r.
7xtlsr ''sTststst ef 6eese.asy, 10 person "
FANs;,s. ~. ". s.,wARDis' Yss.iasa.. "
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-22

Tas Oppositios Cosrestios will meet AZ the
African Church, on Broad ssrses, this morning
at II O'Clock A large number Of DEL xaies
have arrived, and the trains thts morning Will
doubtless bring many others.