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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-10-02

.WAsuISGTvH, uct. II, is%g.
..Dcar Sir:-On Saturday las; only Received your
letter Of the 18th, rroro"Edile to me certain inter
rnya:orirS. and earnestly requesting IA early a''r"rr.
You arc aware TINT several Resolves OH the sub
icct Of these inquiries and their kiiIrr'! topics. ac-
rompunicd by n very able report, wa Introduced III
IA RI. Senate Of the Common ~cn!tli year h":"rI last,
l,y n Joint committee Vi the two Houses. at which
the ia,c larncrtrd Mr.. Afford was cLairInaI.
ITLo,e resolves, after having been somewhat r!-
Jared by amendment. were adopted by The LcgI-Ia-
,iIrr. They appear 10 cover the whole ground o; yoir
two u;crro.ato!;es. Having c!iccrinlIy co-'pcratci
in tie passage Of the Resolves, AMI cohcr1rr'tig 10 tie
| genera! reasoning 10y which they are snsta;nS! il the
powerful report OF the chairman Of the committee, J
RESPOND - both your inquiries in the affirmative.
Tia. ir>; oil the three subjects embraced II! fo"'
inquiry il. the only oI;s Of ihein Which came oei"''
Congress while | was IL II member. voted III the hc-
cs,iTc on the motion 10 !sy upon tie table the pe;i,
ton Of The American Anti.SIarcry Sociel*, Ter the
abolition: oi slavery III the District ri to!!IiHh!n, uf,
on liz. other melton Of thr like character introduced
To- c:,,, oil the consideration Of this class of petitions
servant. ~" MI E' EhEi l.
lion. NATuANIrL \. BORDEN"
Thns, "rcsolyes' referred TO were II ret Of rrso!a,
,fcu- uInu,.i bv the Massachusetts Legislature ,u.
ring the YEAR previous. when Mr.. Everett was Cover
nor Of the State. and are IL follows:
..Er.olvrd. That Congress has, by the C"n.ti,T,
ton. poncr To- abolish slavery and the slave trade il
In, D;-;r:c; ut Columbia, and that there is nothing
in tile terms or circumstances Of The acts Of cc>si"l
hy virginia and Maryland. or otherwise, %crtorc:n.
| amv legal or mora! restraint on it, exercise.
;.Ecsolvcd, That Congress ought 20 take measlrc,
! 10 e:yrc; the ABOLITION OF SLAVERY IN TIE
| DISTRICT OK COLUMBIA.
..H!c.olvcd. That the rights Of humanity: The
claim, of justice. and the common good, ai:Sc de
| mand the suppression bE Congress 9! the lave iFai'
.arried on in and through the District Of ColGmi'i"
'.ku>olvcd, That Congress. has. BY The Hon.iitn'
| ti"n. power :" abolish slavery in the Territories 4"
the United States.
Resolved. That no new State >hhli hereafter De
,,hr;tt.d into the I;uinu. who's. Constitution and Gp
vernmcnt >h=l! perm;: the existence CT domestic
slavery therein.
:.Ec,oIved. That Congress has, by the Constitu.
ton. power 10 abolish the trarhc in slaves between
the different States OF the Union.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-04-21

Bs'it'n @strtebensr ,u Srrsn; BIER wurpe a
Fan" an barrsn unr 3usrn f,f ~aetuctrIt uue Il
faS Sous aetraasu, roe, rurt pirr gBa6en mi,
9claecnen Su6len rmttGt, tsine weitcre Gjelat,
BON ritlrr Seite furdten lire.
GCot atcr i%atteite letn txiurs Irnes II. tratte
tnlr %rarnni init ticiem rem SIrIe ;u, ua letue
S'tanntsu "rn b'nte NicrRem ,riepcr auf,uludeu;
o'0~n nno 8"ettelr pagr9en l~tclten nab aucn
9tld tun9,n bin Natsn aue. um rio 9s,rbineuuo
NIT ben utri9sn %nlspIHnatr at3ulbnetpeu. unt
iu Ss'b'nsern, cas- Att;ns srrarut meepen lSunte.
SSaprsnp DE onrsren 9traulatprrn inr, iftn rafu,
lpr9ten. paB Oas YtltinsselIen ~ter,itet, ME lcnft
outs 9tptDtge ber9crldt,t wiIrpe, uno Damn inn
S@aIlsn Ter etnirln,E. III Ter Nlottuna ltrbru ne.
~'6llrnsn Saumsruppcn lagcrtrn, um rs. tIs ,br,n
yam lnr cen Arei.O Su bCytpsn, itcile Ger Nube
8" Pll'9fi' unp nit Srnnrnuutrrsana ga ncurn
""Ft'"SunSsn 9'tdItt uHr s~ctralttgr ;u lelu.
(0Ottl'gung ictst.)
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-04-21
3 GatfS.

Cat orr6e llu0taf. Gle tatru TOD ZEN
iHn8en, t%rdiuatn, 8%riuupeu Grii4mut9 srtan :?
SawoNl, Dcbr gut.
St,len Sie lih @ur acfttrn Niittaa lpeiietsn
mir nod iulammen, er mar ppafrmmeu ,DppI.
batter, ierntr SInne pcltrmmeu mdhtia, ag mt
Npptttt, iherite uuo ladte: mir trrurcn uns
f%rthliA. Spet Stuncsu carauf = bat CT et-
berat9rt!
@2cI@er Gram inoet tie meifen 0bnsb.
msr +? = Ter 0irui9telteiram
= SAoi @trdhtniB. Die Gofttr cines
@ut0teiBers mar ejHfr @intapunq auf Gin rut
@ftrntes Gut sefciat, unp tr8ius lit bort in St.
9%IeitIn9 cr &.nter .brsr freunpliaen 94irtbe
ouf pcn nab,n 2eieien, as ptDgliA cine Sd,aar
BON ~um9ci1br 10 Shafsn lid pom ibrer, in TER
NGbe mcIotnren 6trrns trcnuten uno DIS ;7rGl.
lem unltofemo unp aufiprinBcnp 10 na9e umrma.
ten, rap lie iih uiht gu Ionsn muste, bis lie ycn
rm brrbsirllcnccu S6oi'r bcIrtit purte, mel
der lodcno iaete mein Scel Die fennen ibr,
oIte ) ceritait mob IS srsab fb, ro6 RE lis.
len GAicre birei Sabre frIber els lparnanntr
SabritnNe auF rem U1tfrlihrn Wite pes Irlu
lens ~grfauIt pprrtn marrn.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-04-21
Std0ti(0es.

@o9ors Court. GiiaS NnperIon. rim frcicr
Nc9cr, rer in ra0 SaHo Ter Sora6 Bcgo umae
trc6en uur raraus s,niSt @cIcmaarcn i'm 9Rtrge
son So 9etcDIsn, bAtte sin pOrIaufscs 8trtGr ~
~beiteben.
9ares Sirt erGielt YUn unitrem 0asur einen
rcyten giari3 9%eblaieH, neil Err ielbt eintn ,u
Hisl ~8,blaIcn batte unO t%etruntrn anf Der Stra6c
A~siunccn wC,psn mar.
9ibam, in Bigger, erbieIt 20 aufstiaDlt, neil
or nn2siemenr' Rspsu5artsn stsen Rptrrt O.
S"ra5 1,trar h. hltte.
wo %rm'a mn6tt $40 Strafs sabltn, neil
H.. , s'tn 1T T.. ieinem 6pI. an SamcS Cir.
ctntn poIi5cjlpjpri9'n @eru8 ptrteejtt.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-04-21

ga "usl Green mubtc So ,oblcm, rueti sr iur
cine srret Wosen re s%ciesiitte eicculc nua Mot
herouSJencutmru bate.
- Tic NtitsIicocr ere 0ie6bater Sbentrr-
SersinS lrGtn nitt VI lIumsn. Ger teutc gbenp
ltattftnornprn &~sriammlnna reisumrbmsu.
Gin SGmar;er fcl arilcrn npm O,f rec
Slltimvrer Stcomere uup ertranf.
3wci ccutdr &cwrbner pcu 9tcdrtts ae.
rt,thcn rrreeIttrn in Strct. Ger pamit cnp, te, pas
Der Nn9rciier ictnem @sauer nit einem 9adtein
Il" paor S0der i'll ZEN &rpi iblus.
Irri pom ben 6. S%ereamerSpiue R'pters
iInp eRrltb ocrurtbcilt wcrcer, nGmlih jcper Al
$3.50 @cIrltroIc, uuo lcrnsr srbtcltsu smet eer-
cltea leaSa uno Ter brittle ercibig Sage Sc
f1nanib ,ucrTannt. Die Scrurtteiltcn baten
imar itbem priutt. oa5 urtbeil pGgen eine6
ts1aunenCn 6crmittlers um,u ltoBtn, rub BOZ.
len pic, eas sS lbuen tirbmsl nttttS 9eien
mirb,
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-04-21
2SnE
Sctu 8. Gnplur. Gea

Sptu 8. G"n9Ipr, Geq..
rer CIV Gauojclt fir bic Sbrrj17 Sificc Ycu Den.
rico Gcuu'D TT, tInl iGmmtl,hen rrutIhcu @iiy,
germ biCire D,tr,t,y MS Ger raiicrrlr INN rrr
t,aucrSrWrcjNlte 9.ouu sur Nu'iuIunu piricr ic
dndcrif mihtiqer Sifcc cupirblsn mslrrn, mn,
~C~lud,tu mir pepbnIt ale NpcrtipNirlcr. tri Of,
i'm Wai jtdttt. >cncrn 20abI Spbn :. 6aplpr
iHrt Stjmmeu ii Q,tcu.
|N'te0rrrt rcutItc NcrrtiYtiiracr.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-04-21
S}efanntmact,un9cu
Ntrc. y. 6ottec,
9cr;tfdbe 9c5emnuc,
Srcecifrafc. N~riitbsu rer 6. ruc !.
s. IDtb,

Artist, Painter in Fr@Sco, Encaustic and Oil.
Nr'Ydt S0Vbnrraen. 6ieutl,tr Wct6ure: Mir.
hcu, NotrIs uno 3alln ~ rccu auf5 0cIhmot,
Yrultr oecrrirt.
Nuh 3'mmerccdcu uuc @1nee ecmnlt tinfud
unc o~trArtNrt in Se mid'tc. Nloglcu. Slmucrs.
Shtper (Sign's) unc ifrr 9trt WIN Ornamcntol.
Nt"lcrci wrro ore0tinbrt i'm tcltcu Stpte.
Nrrtrn lrircr Nrhc;t t6nncn asirhen mcrcen
in rcu1 2tubau cc0 q rciu. St,atru 9apituis ~
NaIbin9trn, mo cr unbs an 4 SATIRE ais SrcScc,
patnt'r untcr ccr direction non Gdpt. Ntciae
UNI Gapt. 6rontiin o~nqcitsut QrmeIru.
SroreS Tcrctn OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES in icircr
sVebruuN: 8rrnritr.. iwiihen Ger Item II. 2tcn
StrdFc, an rcr Cir Ter TEN uno SrratIr. unc
V%ctttrtrr 80, Nttmrnr, &a.
Gractenit s. 3Gtt.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-04-21
MECHANICS JUS

Yt"tu1tr., 'pil.b IL rn Is. unp 10. Ctr.
Yer unterirthnete crlautt ltdb ZEN, ~pcutittn
p"lnt"m Ole Nhi:'4e IN matttu, rap CT rie Ieis-
yer Won INN. Mdpnnt; q fIbrte NG1rtbihaft .Fs
o'laFn N@u'cS Uhcrnrmmcn hat unp in Der felt
o'F N,l"Nr'fn ASrtr nit rcR t,iten Grjr lhuuNrn
i'rT' Nrt Jerttabr'n mire Han ,GHtreiaeeu Wcma
lcinrr s%tutltstn 6crurrt hit t
Hittiam Oppecn.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-04-21

&t'rHc elegant CuNrriht, ten uuo NIT irpcm
ocmt't 9rrlth'nen 80Crr, f1Itc uuO war,me.
trl"nte lib MIR prm 9utitIm 3clcus ;ur Ne,
nusang 3u cmpicHltn. i. 6pIIe,
8rcnritr.. i,p'i Y. Ter In. 2.
Sptb II crbaltCn cine @arl,e irihtr Wlut.
= s.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-04-21
NJ LASFAKGUE,
;3sotealt- Uno 9tt,rt-Sn0lu.
2eocr mmb Gc5ub=BimAin08,'

2focr AND Ga3ub=DimAin08,'
lim Si:aBe, Der aiten poit- OTict apatnlber.
Nihmenr. %d.
Ore Sc erpfe5li i,ju lpo5 ]&ior!irtt5 olg,r Y,n Qcstr ie.
Ter ArI. ais SJi:s, ; MIS-, 0aIf- col sc, pG5 CT I'M GJ.ss
pen HHo u tutN " rea giIisitcl @.eUs ab.aB..
Grimpro nno uttrmpto Sect 0rpnts,
Fem plHr an luReur.
giGtt tGlt'n tr Sdndhe Ycflufi rer.t!b, uf in Gteren,
1.5: >,dmra, Giafttr!, EminQ >. x. @dityls unO llrgcr,
S'e'e lI:to 9]NrIntoi3. @ja:t;rS uRo S6use lesresL aup .sb
lcCtl ysUt ;ulcifHi;itu. "
IN @.Fsit.n me Ten nat pr reucttn Mtoos o~utstfiart
une ras
tex; t:Anl0iibc 6alb nun pat,nt 9t2cr btuust
S'tln 5rd"r'l FUR yiclG5 @IIrrs.
AGe @e.tcN Tt1ni lldlt CruijNe5 Imp Scols ile:5 YcvrI.
ta'g. MWr MISUNDERSTANDING pCpIE Waiaj'f s~eavs,;tc,.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-04-21

9a;tner 0jeitdit. Tie llutericjhuctcu bnkeu
Gin Ndrtncr 0elbGTt inter Ter 6ira,a 3Din. {.
Moore u. 6 y, SO. 207 8ruaolr or.
pHnet. IMP wcrpfu unter p'c'er 6'rma tos ,Sap-
pen out. mo Yds H,cItGIt tctrei cit. Itelcl
ben limo curb DC &er9' & crunA ibw1 @,ibIits
in ben Stanp 9eeet, 1u6rrlt biIil pcrtlufen al
%tonnen, nm HeHtd lie purh 0ufmerFamt 8erje.
nuns ibre &unplhafI rttbt halo iu y rmebr,u.
az III. !. Moore.
VI. s. Vcnnarr
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Q. 2>in9anI'3

9G~irtalh0Tt uno y~dgGrcirr S5lcu,
Srpactr., irtiitra or lilsn uno 2teu StroEr
Gent o,utidbtu N;tlifum Miro bcit auf3 Wsl, cirorit.
let: SSirtglGaf nit ptr 9r ghlr M rm.fOttc nIE uur bic
brIlCR yiiI,rH oI'eI Il etrGtrettt wtrccn, unN Nlg urr Bier
ants rem ~ ]Sg9!ldtltcu 2saUt ccI "a t;bt Yty;apj; w.ro.
RGlt Spalcl is tr Nit tGt iWv trouiGGi6 ic.gtr rt ten
WG,.f lttt5 p9glI.tJ uuo pl..tt I'm rtI ;IhrciGtd gStun
:tUt tR Il0uitI &rinIluA.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-04-21
eeammtmadamne
Gu &ermtetben.

Die tte6cr ppn Ntrrn &6nig temrSnten 3im.
msr res untrrcu @etduree in meinem @artru,
re turSli6 tritcnS brraeittllt rureeu. Irhcu III
ocm ~ttlissn Yreiie ron 90 Dollars iitrl0 an
pcrmitthcr. 3. q. Strcdsr
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-04-21
SGttrsi nln NfrrfnttnL

Dir ftttbrr rou Nrn. q 99lrnarr IN DER 2lsn
StraBr rcmcbnte &lderei itrhf III pernirtbcn.
blerauf 5l,ft ctr,ure f6umrn M1sercS tej unt,rs
irihnetcm IN itnrn Nouir on WfaribSNuraGr.
mU,eitit er iton SUHnta9 NtprIcn wa : bis 9
lbr Al %iprFtn,n 1t, tti Nrn. N:cpIaua 8ihtr an
@farihAulraGt unp rri 0rn. >}ul. G. Nrid>cr an
Observation-Disclosures. ScItpb Stole.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-04-21

Oh pjs oerrcd Il. s. Isrrea, gRm. 6. 5ain.
fwtO, & NOAH. @.iffn, 3antS 6tIman uno arStre.
Jioen 10 Jortn nc metntn eto: uen l6uude nad'fem,
M, trtT IN Ilib htertit ais 8 Il &lEcJod III 2rjc Eftt
adn!uIlsgea ul DC 5timutu meu:r Wijbjrler btj Ntr iw
dat 'ta.tInot ,cCn GiIAl, llctM - Die pailitn Citir D.
Vct i.t@ az or U.ta gtIlpgttc.
&B:lu9|rgG Io.I .. Iaar-
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y ,sauuti!ract,i'ngcm.
H,ctbatrr. Ibcater Ii.rtin.

%ictbGtcr. 5bcater &Irtin.
Gic gitF3lictcr wtrCcu b.. rourtn ciu9 lnrcu
hcHtc 2lbe, , um S ubr III eiuer Gtncral.2 GER
lamVIuus M %reinelpfaLs "a eyibeincu, "a Oje
itG|;s 70 gSlbti- tett rur SubNuo!mN porlir.
9cu. Scr $oyitaur.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1860-02-02

Shocking A4air.-The High Point IN. c, J
Reporter gives tine following account of an
attrocious and horrible murder:
We have just heard of most shocking al.
lair, which recently occurred in the edge Of
Rockingham county, near the Guilford line.
The particulars, so far as we have been able
10 gather them, are these: A man by the
name of Williams, Justice of the Peace and
member OF the Special Court of Rockingham
county, had secuced a young lady, whose
came our informant had forgotten, under
promise of marriage. In order to avoid the
lal6llment OF the promise, he determined, it
is supposed, to murder her. The girl was
missing, and enquiry led to no intelligence
cuncerning her, until recently her comb was
found in Haw river, near Williams which
tact coupled with other circumstances, crea
led the suspicion that Williams had made
way with her. The river was dragged but
tue lady was not found. Subsequently, a
y ant-bed, which Williams had burned for
lue purpose OF sowing tobacco seeds, was
scArched, and among the ashes were found
he rings and necklace clasp that were known
10 have belonged to the girl, partially melt
I'd, and also some substance, pronounced to
Do part OF human body. Upon these dis
coveries Williams was arrested and is nov
'h Jail.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1860-02-02

A Body Found Packed IN q Barret.-The
Chicago Times gives the details of another
case OF human remains being as railroad
freight. "A barrel, pat on at the Algonquin
station, consigned to Chicago on the Chicago
and Galena Road, was suspected by the
employees of the road, and was opened. 1t
was found to contain the body Of man
about % years of age. The examination
held showed the man to have been resident
of Algonquin, Dan Frary by name,who died
some time since ga fair strae DEATH His
body had been resurrected and shipped as
above stated-the principal in the nefarious
transaction being DIR. Winslow oil Alsoquin.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1860-02-02
BlaCkWNOd,

The January No. of Blackwood's Maga-
zine, has been handed us by Messrs. Yickery
i Go.
Among its contents, We lind an article
headed "Rambles at Random in the South
ern States" in which the author having
travelled through many OF the Slave-hold-
ing States, and seen slavery as it actually
exists, takes quite different view of "the
institution" from that usually taken by En-
glish travellers, many of whom stop at some
Northern Abolition Hotel, and are satisfied
TO spread before the world the lies that are
there told them, as the results of their expe-
rience and observations.
The present writer does not do this. He
posses from one plan tation to another, and
whilst he admits the possibility of the ex.
ceptional cases such as made use of by Mrs
Stowe, he appears rather pleased with the
comforts and happiness enjoyed by the ne.
gre, in comparison with the laboring classes
of other countries. His sketches are inter-
esting throughout, and may have tendency
to awaken proper feeling GA this subject
in England, where the public mind appears
TO have been kept filled with sllthe horrible,
in regard to slavery that could be conjured
up by such fertile brains as are employed in
that business by the Abolitionists.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1860-02-02

Dr.. Hall on Hotel Living.-In the last
number of his Journal of Health, DR.. Hall
says of the system of family hotel living:
"When wife or daughter has nothing to
do, and tbs appetite is stimu lated day after
day by all the arts of scientific cookery
when the O'Clock dinner is universal, and
when the stomach is 'raying' for food in con-
sequence of the almost entire abstinence
SIEGE breakfasts double work is thrown in
upon it in its debilitated state, and keeps it
'laborin' during the greater part of the
night, making what ought to be the hours of
peaceful rest absolutely hideous by terrible
dreams, and the morning comes without the
blessed renewal of strength which healthtul
sleep would have hiven, md this for months
together. Verify, it is no wonder that the
thoughtful physician should apply the cpl
thet, 'rhou fool to any parent who would
expose q family to such life. And in the
light of it we may gather that the most
certain means of making life failure, in toto
On the part of any newly married couple,
i. to $50 to boarding. Better a thousand
times, socially, morally and physically, hire
"a two roomed shanty. live on bread and po-
tatoes, AID do the homework by the aid of
menials, and continue to do these things I'M
Ill means are accumulated to take step
higher"
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1860-02-02

Seath of a Girl from Hydrophobio.-A
daughter of Mr.. John Carhart, of Hickory
Grove township, Iowa, aged twelve years,
was bit on the arm, in November last. The
dog, it is supposed, was rabid, but the wound
soon healed, and until recently created no
uneasiness. The Davenport Gazette, of the
24th, however, says:
Last week she complained of pain in her
back, and general indisposition. Showing
her "dog wound" to one of her school COM
panions, last week, she said it was still
painfnl-and the sore looked inflamed. Sat.
urday afternoon she laid in bed. Sunday
morning last, she went into commissions on
the sight of water. Her convulsions were
from a few minutes to over an hour
in duration, and she was sensible between
them. During these spssms she clutched at
every thing, violently chewed napkin, and
appeared more frantic by her own saliva on
the napkin. At times she shrieked fearfully
yet did not appear sensible. 1t was hor-
rid spectacle. Monday morning, during
her rational moments, she called the family
ar and her, and babe them an affectionate
farewell, being fully sensible of her hopeless
condition. Commissions gradually became
weaker, and Monday evening, at 1--WE and a
half o clock, she quietly died.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1860-02-02
NJ A Rim e N f. w s.
PORT OF NORFOLK AND PORTSMOUTH.
ARRIVED.


THURSDAY, FeD2.
Steamer Louisiana, Russell, from Balti-
more.
Schr Spruill, Walker, from n g., corn
and cotton.
Schr Tim Hunter, Meizeli, cotton, corn
and shingles.
Schr NJ A Dsudge, from N c., cotton and
lard to Delk Il Lindsey, and Odom Il Glenn
ents.
Schr John Armour, IRON N g., with corn.
Barge I Smith, Smith, from n O., with
corn.
Boat Lady Washington, from n g., with
corn.
CLEARED.
Schr Moses Van Name, Van Name, for
New York.
SAILED.
Steamship Yorktown, Parrish, Tor New
York, by ri Smith l. Bro.
Steamship Potomac, Watson, for New
York, merchandise and passengers By 7 p
Crowell.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1860-02-02

Home Manufactures seems about
20 take the lead in the South in home manu-
isetures. A large amount of cabinet ware
~ produced in all the towns of this thriving
State. In Bank county carriages are made
O! the best workmanship and the latest
sryles. In other places there are excellent
outton, land woollen mills are beginning to be
numerous. For young state Texas has
The Key West Key OF the Cult, oil Dec
81, Gays that there has been brought to that
port daring the week ending that day, by
The vessels engaged in that trade, eleven
thousand pounds OF spongss, valued at "a,
$50.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
NATIONAL HOTEL, NORFOLK
VIM. Z. Walters, Proprietor.

Lieut. Blake, II Ii Stewart, U. States
Navy; Lemuel Benbury, G b johnson, 4 d
Knox, VIM Henby, VIM G Cranberry, d
ii LINDSAY, Edward 7 Mercer, Thomas G
Mercer and son, North Carolina; l. Hart,
Philadelphia; F E Bukham, South Carolina;
VIM Z Mann, Elizabeth City; Nathaniel W
Manning, Charlestown, Jefferson county; C
Brooks, Peter Freux, Captain c Ellis,
New York; W A Harvey, Master Wilcox,
Elizabeth City; William G Smith and lady,
Richmond; Thomas Hudgins, Mrs. Spots,
Miss SPOTS, Lemuel James, Francis White,
Matthews County, Va; A r Elliott, Norfolk
County.
OCEAN HOUSE, PORTSMOUTH.
Capt. C. C. Bartling,. Proprietor.
DR. Il NJ Bldg God, Virginia; W d Wigard,
Baltimore; II NJ Welch and lady, Alabama;
T Z Beckham, South Car DINA; Daniel W
Ball, New York; John Z Clarke, Miss Edith
Barnes, John V Lamarine, John W Harreli,
VIM Barnes, lady and servant, North Caro-
lima.
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A GRAND VIRGINIA DISCOVERY

n Some four months since, our excellent
townsman. NAPTHALI EZEKIEL informed us
that he had prepared hair restorer with which
he Was experimenting upon his own head =,
whose top was entirely bald. We saw him
two days since, and on the place so bald four
months since fine crop of hair has spring UP
with vigorous growth. So convinced is Mir.
EZEKIEL of the efficacy of his discovery that
he has named it 'sThe EIifaiIible Virginia
Hair Restorer." MrE. is about soAng into
all extensive manufacture of an article which
is destined to prove OF anxious interest to our
bald pated friends From Richmond Enquirer
Dec. 18th, 1859.
principal Druggists Those persons wAo de-
sire line head hair, have only to use the
restorer according to printed directions ON the
bottle. Those who have any doubts OF its efii-
cacy, can nave them removed in short time,
by using the VIRGINIA HAIR RESTORER
INFALLIBLE, proving that it is all that it is
claimed to be.
Wholesale depot for orders 80 Main street.
X. EZEKIEL.
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On Saturday last, the wife OF Freeman
Wakefield of Ludlow, Vermont, was instant
ly killed while riding in single horse sleigh
by being run over by a two horse team load
ed with iron. The horse being frightened
by the tail OF snow from house, started of
on the run, and coming up to MIR. Wakefield
unperceived, dashed upon him, demolishing
his sleigh and instantly killing Mrs. Wake
field; also severely, ii not fatally, injuring
child of some four or five years Of age.
The Senate of Ohio has been considerably
agitated of late by the dog question. il
appears that numerous petitions have been
poured upon them from the rural distric is,
praying for relief against the ravages of the
canine race among the SD eep. 1t is asserted
that no less than $780, 200 worth of the
wooly quadrupeds are annually DESTROYED
by the irrepressible dog.
The fearful malady of putrid sore throat
is raging to an alarming extent in various
parts OF Oregon.
Putrid sore throat is prevailing to some
extent among the children OF West Troy
The Times says that several deaths have oc-
Cured from it this week.
A prize skating match came off at Roc hes
ter last Friday. About twenty entered for
the race, which was for distance OF four
miles and halt. The first prizs was won
by Amenzo Cody; timn, nineteen minutes
hirty-three seconds.
A man named Travis was lately asrested
in Belvidere, ILL.,, who had married no less
than three wives in a short time, within
circle of fifty miles, besides cmmitting Jorge.
ry and other crimes.
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Southern News Items.

CHARLESTON, Jan. 31.--The Courier's spe-
cial New Orleans dispatch says the last rail
OF the Mississippi Central Railroad would
be laid on the 31st.
The Mississippi river was rising very rap.
idly.
A bill had been introduced in the Texas
Legislature to punish by Imprisonment, N or
thern preachers and teachers of abolition
sentiments.
Governor Houston's message dissents COM
pletely from the South Carolina resolutions.
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New York Markets

NEW YORK, FEBRUARY l.-Flonr--Is steady;
Sales of zoe bbls. State 81. 9Os4, IS; Ohio
So 60a5.75; Southern S5.40a5.65.
Wheat is dull and nominally unchanged.
Corn is firm; sales of 5000 bushels at S0asl
cents,
Pork-The market is firm; Mess $l7.271s
for old, and SIS for new; Prime lIaSl2.
l25a; Tor old ami new, $l4.
Lard generally closed buoyant at l01aall
cents.
Whiskey-ls dull at "a cents.
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Election of Sneaker.

We understand a private Dispatch was
received in this city last night, announc-
ing the fact, that VIM. Pennington, for
merly Governor ofNew Jersey, had been
elected Speaker of the aeuse Of Repre-
sentatives, on the forty fourth ballot