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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-28

THE NEW SUNDAY Law "A more general effort
will be made on the coming Sabbath to enforce tie
new Jaw than was made week sgo. The general
or6er issued by the Board OF Police Commissioners has
been more ficmly impressed upon the mods of the
captains within the pact few days, and they, at least
are determined to do their duty by making repaired
sr1ests. Whether the Courts will hereafter lstsn
them OF not remains to be seen ALI persons there
fore who are detected selling liquor tomorroS will be
promptly arrested and taken before a magistrate.
Tie magistrates will cooperate with the pole aud all
persons brought bsfore them, charged with olatng
the Sunday law, will, proper evidence, re required
to give bail to ans yer the complaint IT, the matter
goes into the bands of the District-AcOrDoy, who will
prosecute the offenders according to law. Is lager
beer sprituous or intoxicating liquor That question
has long been mooted and has been before various
Courts in this and other cities. Judges disagree mott
wonderfully in regard to it; some contend that it is
not, and others, probably judging from personal
erisnees ale equally positive in deciding that it is in
toxicatDg.
In our own Courts the subject has never been satis-
fuctorly Disposed OF. The consequence is that the
Police authorities are in doutt about causing arrests
for the sle of that beverage For the present. at least
the police Will disturb no one for that oense alone,
but simply report them 10 thee superior officers, until
eucb time as the vcxed question shall have been
,boritatiyely decided. All places Of amusament'
which are usually kept open Sunday will be speci
ally locked after tomorrow. The Law in this respect
il sufficiently explicit and policeman can be stupid
enough to misunderstood his orders regarding them.
No fuzzy descent will be made upon these places but
The ofetIs will quietly make note of these yioatord
OF The Ssbbaih and the law and report them their
respective Captains On tie following day the Cap
tabs vi obtain warrants for the srres. Of The persons
reeoIted and they will be held to strict accountable
ity TIE Police COMMISSIONER wilt DO all ia their
power to secure the arrest of s persons violating the
new law, become their duty the prosecution, how
ever rtss entirety with the Disric. Attorney. 1t is
understood that the liquor dealers who stl desire to
pursue their illegal csiDgs Sundays, are bus'y en-
gagged in raising iaDd for the purpose of contesiing
The law. 1t will undoubtedly be speedily brought be-
foe the Courts several ssuess when, We hope, its
merits viii be fairly and faly tested.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-28
LAW XVZELLLGENUE

SUPREME COURT-CnAxBsHs-APxn 27.-Befors Justice
PKcKHAM.
DECISION.
Hannah Wood agt. William A. Wood.-Report OF
Referee confirmed and divorce granted
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-28

NV FouRTH WARD PoLIcE-STATIoS.-Thep prem
ies No Oak street, Pearl, many years ago the
ite of public schoo house, but subsequently TO the or
ssnisation ofIhe old Municipal Police Station House,
has been torn down, and q new and welldesigned
S.s,iop. House for the Fourth Ward Police, erected
unon It's site. ibe police have taken possession OF
their ne quarters aud by this time are fairly settled
Au ,h ordinary aupurtenances and oonveniences of
S,ot House are supplied except in that portion al
lotAd 10 prisoners The prison and lodging-room are
m separate eostory bnldng in the rear the former
hang on the first floor and divided Off into ten cells,
large enough for the occupancy Of two or three psou
e,s each. The latter on the second A,or anc dvaed
into two buns-rooms for DghtlOdgers, and an apart
ent for the sisk TIE prison is especially adapted to
snotherpg ils inmates; the odgDg-rooms are better
ventilated the larger one, intended for males being
suephed with great hole in the rsof. On the upper
floor Of she main building is driroom. In other re
spects the Stson. House does not differ from other
son ouses except that it ia strongly built, rocmy,
wen ventilated, and suppEsd with baths on every hoor
SExAroR BRoDERIcK's WILL.-The viii Of the late
Senator Broderck offered for probate three months
ago, at the Probate Court in San Francisco by John
A. MeG'yDn and A. j. Butler. BY the terms of the
will legscy Of $4,000 was bequestaed to sc. Nc
personal Yves iet 20 George Wilkes OF this city. The
Will was signed, attested by A. Phillips of No. 1l6
Broome street this city, and j. Hoi of Washington
Il, Get, Hoboken, n j. The will ia contested By
ersl relatives OF the deceased VIZ: VIM. Broderiek,
ROGET RIoceriok John Mcdonnell, Lucy Broons,
John Brown, and Ellen Jane Brown, on the ground
that tbe will vas sham and that il never exc
cutsd By Senator Broderick. The etasiiUg witnesses
being residents OF this city, commission was Issued to
Jobp K Hacb ett esq., counseloratlaw in this city, to
tai ller testimony 10 reply TO the uterrogatoes and
cross iDteIrogatones filed by the parties. The wit
nesses attebeed before the Commissioner, and were
duy examined. air. Philips testified that he had
known Senator Bicderiek for about fourteen year;
On the Cd Of January, 1859, be was sent for by Mr
Br derrick 10 meet nm at hs (Broderckr room IN the
Mspopoiitsn Hoteli ne vent there between desk and
9 o. IN and at tue rtqotet Of Mr.. Broderlck he dreT
the will for him IN the presence of MIR. Holii Dr.
Brodelck then declared it to be bis last viii and esta
en and tgDeo in their presence and az his request
tbey Ihereupon became the wne ses to tie instrument
Mr. Bodeck then requested them to treat the matter
as op6deDtsl which he d,d until subsequent - 81.
Bro6efieks death. Dir. Hod coFroaoraUed sir. PhI-
ioss team ony This therefore sho the will to b.
genuine, uDess the testimony Of the witnesses be i'm
paAsbed, wLicn the contestants claim they Can do.
Tots TESTIMONY Will be sent 70 Csforns by the fret
mail Mr.. samuel Jones Of this city appeared for MIR.
McDoLald, one OF the contestants.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-04-03
From the Baltimore SUM-
Henry 4. Wise.

''Marylander," in his article in The Sun Of
the 2Itn, is in error in supposing the first
choice of Virginia for the Presidency to be for
Mr.. Hunter. While Virginia holds this gentle
man in high and deserved estimation, yet what
might be considereda test vote in the Democratic
Convention at Richmond showed that Henry
4. Wise was the first choice Of his State.
The arguments used by "Marylander" in
force TO Mr.. Wise, as he exercised more int1u-
cnce than any other man in securing the nomi.
nation and election of Mr. Pierce in 1852, and
Mr.. Buchanan in 1856, being thus the expo
nent of the conservative feelings Of Virginia
and Of her liberality to the North.
The course of Mr.. Wise on the Kansas Le-
compton constitution, upon which he fearless
ly expressed his views, gave assurance to all
parties of his pslitical integrity on the slavery
question; for notwithstanding this constitution
met his views on that subject he opposed it on
the ground that it had not received the contir
nation of the popular will, and he contcndcd
for the application Of the carinal democratic
principle-that the will Of the people must
control in all State luattcrs.
Mr.. Wise is too honest for Il politician Of the
present day he applies scale OF intelligence,
honor. honesty and iberality to all questions,
and whatever that scale indicates. he adopts as
his principles, and fearleSsly proululsatcs thc'n
to the world.
Under the sectional differences and high en-
citement existing among us Maryland, as Il
border State, has much at stake. Mr.. Wise
has the head to comprehend, the heart I" ap-
prcciate, and the nerve TO perform all his duties
to every section of our country; IN hiIn We
may safely place our trust, and in self-delence
we should use our utmost power tn place INN
at the head Uf our government.
I4EYIASb
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-04-03
The Alleged SLAYER.

The bark Virginia. brought into Hampton
Roads on "Wednesday, in charge of I.ie'tenants
TYLER and Brown, United StaleS Navy. from
the coast Of Africa, on suspicion Of being
SLAYER, was formerly the gremen, owned by
Captain Chamberiand of Norfolk, who sold her
several months ago to u New York fiFu. The
Norfolk Day Book says
When captured, We learn, She bad no s!aVes
on board, though they were i'll the act ot ehi'
barking at the tinle rs some five or SIX hun
dred OF them We're drawn up on the beach,
ready TO be put on board the vessel. The cap
tain OF the bark is named Matthias Lynn,
swrlr by birth, but a naturalized citizen ol
this country. lb" crew Of the bark consisted
Of Capt Lynn, the Supercargo and six searnen,
who are al! on Iuard
The day after the brig LETT the coast the cap
tain jumped overheard, and would have sue
ceeded in drowning himsel! had it not been for
the man ut the wheel jumping after him. On
the tenth day out three Of the briggs crew and
one Of the prlze crew inutinied. The officers,
after considerable difficulty, succeeded in put.
TIM them in double irons, and they have lIven
brought home for trial.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-04-03
=, :!is GOVERNOR or VrsGINIA.


.rnn.ATIuN hlvius beet! received by the Executive
: " he nj.hi Of the 29h Of February last, Two prs.
scared ..on the j, 0: the county Of West,nore.
:, wi: JAMES ALNl Is white man, charged with
s...3: y, horse stealing; and SAN HUBBARD, free
5 .,-sL Gi:a the c.iuir of murder, and II Is repre-.
ii Ia. l...y are uoS going n: larg therefore do
~ q: r 4 REGARD Of Fifty DOLLARS for the said James
i, and uNs HuNp,XD DolL.Rs for the said Sam Hub.
- any per>u who sEl arrest the said prisoners and
:!.en iaio the jail Of said county OF weSuorelanl;
=. g. Tegeover. IeGGre all officers Of this Common.
=. "f military, 1ai request the people generally,
;h.i; 5ry eXsrtions 20 procure their arrest that
q. -l,y |c hrua:h, to jus; &C.
- G,ve,I under NY haud "a Governor and under
=, she Less seal OF th- Cuinmonwe eaitb, Ut Rich.
- mead, i.iS sixteenth day o; March. 1866.
JOHN IErCHEE.
y ~ Go7cracr: GEORGE W. NrSroEp Secretary " tn.
,s.c.'rs-se.
n..S ALvIS s about Us or "a years old thin vi,ss-
:, fee: or 10 Inches high; has bad coun,enance,
80 o., when IN Jail, black olive rock coat Ni;h
.s.; collar lie had glazed cap aud cloth hat Sh
=. s.; nI, cye,erth set cut, and show badly whrn
B.. .,.is>
II uIEGAED is fee negro, about .; years old about
-: = inches hish very dark; thcs, we'll set figure
..r:. ,sSvd question rrps IT'S his answer; had on
,i: r.rpaliin hat and blue cloth sack coat OF
.-s.- material lie Is decidedly black and has q full
March 1e-cST
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-. - N-<0-S -
The NiuIh Electoral District.

The Convention for the election of delegates
to Charleston, from the Ninth Electoral
District, met at Warrcnton, on Thursday,
March 2atil. and selected Messrs James Bar
buur Of Emlpcp"r. and NIre'l Moss Of Fair
fax, deleg1trS--Mr &. B. rebbs Of Fauquier
alternate for Mr. Bari"ur, and Mr.. John Sed.
don OF Stafford alternate for Mr.. Moss. This
District is equally divided, both as to dele
pntcs and ulternatrS for Mr. Wise and Mr.
Hunter. The proceedings Of the Convention
were Of the mos, exciting and animated cha
ractcr. but closed halmonlouSly and peaceably.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-04-03

Hoa,cIDg-On "Wednesday difficulty oc-
Cured in Fairfax county, Va, one mile irom
Alexandria between JOS. E. Monroe and VIM.
Howard, which resulted in the former being
shot dead by pistol in the hands Of the latter.
Hnward gave himself up, but the coroner $
inrv declared that be acted in. seli-delence'
wharennon ha vas discharged.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-04-03
- .
TlniyerEtfy OF HEfGSOuri.

By All act of the Legislature OF Missouri,
the chairs Of the Faculty Of Arts will bG va
Gated on the 9Th Of July. y meeting Of the
Board of Curaturs will be held at Columbia on
the 10th of May to fill said chairs. Applica-
tons from Literary men are solicited. See adj
yertiSemeTt.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-04-03
~ ;tURNE!. Uf CARY AND l2ru STREETS, SS9
IN RICHMOND, Va. ESA
~ SEESE EE g. PA r r, w
4 : c > z E ~, 2
puslpl

iaE .:p,c:.oe-s respectfully inform the merchants OF
'fa!a. \o!'h Carolina and Tennessee that they
i.ru: lie bes; quality STUSE-WARE, consisting
'-:' as,. ;c'rrS Milk Pans, Churns, Bread Riscrs,
s't.',; t.aA I4r., tdir light) &C., &c.
- as.y r.C:ei charcoal packed Water Coolers both
Ia.".,
- NJ Va: .qi by will be delivered In any part OF
'-s ". iee :: gaarg- THOMAS ". REESEE.
go '-tJs. DAVID PAtlR.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-04-03
The Philadelphia Fugitive Slave Casc--
The Fugitive on his Way Back to VIr-

PHILADELPHIA, March e9.-The fugitive slsve Moses
Hornet owned by Charles T. Butler Of Jefferson county
Va" who Was retnanded to his master yesterday, started
south TIL. morning in the early ran In the custody Of his
sanan by virtue Of the order OF the United States Circuit
Court.
The Sri: 81 hdbsA. corEn@ upon IN. Marshal of the
United States Issued yesterday returned Is morning.
the Marshal stating that before the service Of said writ the
fugitive had ren remaaded 20 the custody Of his claimant
pursuant 10 the order OF the United States Circuit Court
Judge Allison, Who granted the writ, stated af done
without full kovledge Of the facts in the but now It
appearing that al the time tho fugitive In the custody
OF the Circuit Court and not Of the Msrsha the case should
BE- argued IL for application fora sh OF h"1<as cor
pun. The argument va, postponed till Saturday.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-04-03
JOHNSON & PUGH,
G . Il SSIOS ME RCHA NTS,
RICHMOND, Virginia.
. = + ICE:

Froat Bailiing .Sioc&oe UareAouse,
,,'JR :he sale o! TOBACCO WHEAT. FLOUR, CORN,
/ aad COUNTRY PRODUCE generally, respectfully
patronage OF their friends anu the public, p!edsos
49,: Irou..,ue.s ard adeliiy TO all consgnmc:;s
T. TlNSLEi JOHNSON,
WN z pEGH
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-04-03
L.iW.,:NCE S. NIAIsIE,

hI IUtNEt A INV
ii'iitt> 3" The Courts 6f the city OF Richmond and
:, :'s s, lii-. o! A-nrico, Hanover and Caroline.
"''o Notary PGa!ic and Commissioner OF the United
e,'. IlGf; o. C!an.
..e 'Ht'hs''ai2 between Mr. Chas,aiu White and him.
%: IyiG:u's iI.l
frtTIifv IS-ciy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-04-03
Question repeated
4. No material difference rs To substance
.. Did you not urge upon her that her cha.
racter would be blasted if she stood to her first
confession .

z. Did you not urge upon her that her cha.
racter would be blasted if she stood to her first
confession?
\. may have dunc it | think it probable
The rest Of the examination up To the aG.
journment Of Court was principally upon the
question AS to what the witness had written!
The defence propounding questions from the
face of his letters which during the inierlni>Sion
they had obtained Mr. Johnson had objected
to this mode OF examination tcStin. the memo.
ry of the witness, when the letter could bc
produced. (Thc Court ruled, that questions
could be propoundel tn witness without the
letters being produced aS he need Only testify
rs the best of his knowledge and brIicI.) After
rather q long and trying examination upon
what he had written, the letters were Produced
and rcatl by Mr.. Wise with full emphasis and
force. There were seven in number and lated
rs follows: Dec. 7th, 1852, Dec. 2lst, 1859,
Jan. 18th, 1850, Jan. l,lth, 1860, Feb. l4til,
1860, Feb 18th, 1860, March 18TH 1860.
These letters were pure in intent, ,replctc with
brothcrly affection and advice, and iutcrSpcrscu
with Christian appeals to God alone to tighten
the trials and affections Of his dear Sister lie
impressed upon her the necessity Of seek.
ing religious consolation. Letters wcre pro.
duccd by witness from Mrs. Land, which, i'll
consequence Of the iatcncSs OF the hour, were
not read then.
The Court adjourned with great reluctance,
rcuarkiRg that unless the evidence was through
'early Wedneslay,it would be compelled to have
night session in consideration Of the short
time between this and the Court to meet Oh
Monday,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-04-03
DCS $50 REWARD.

~ IN .s., !0O iSE " AhU.
II J.:,. tom The subs .riber, In the latter part OF
IS yr4rs eJ =! resro JOHN (or John ThoInas,)
IL 4clt, Ia .! stout and black lie 10 about five feet
'as Fa'fa to
Ch4',r, UT,.'-iii s.'-iii years old They sold him TO DR..
,'- lSs, ltsr o. Campbell county. At DR.. divers
s,ei lin sS, ,sspt'ct..ei him. and from them pur.
ia- aboy. ,.r- .hs Fiddle Of January, 1865.
f:d i, dfo ''ee from all other e1penses) will be
:-' lie, u ue 81 Sherwood Amelia county,
9ls, jst ns Court House. s2o free from an other
'':'T.s hr, Z aay jail 10 Virginia, 20 that can
JEFFERSON PEyToN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-04-03
"A GRANGE yOIs p1IYSrCHANs.-

VA GRANGE SoIs PHYSICIANS,
IL !'h AYES "f going West, now offer to dispose OF
~ prcperiy, which consists ot IIcuse and Lo, In
.reTH {" M.!l!ebroos, Augusta County Virginia Til.
'''e n scy repair, large and coa,modious and will
'-I!''.'. any ordinary family There Is also good
"'r, al -&cele; Granary and all Necessary out build
- Ao, "f the bes; gardens IN :Ie State This pro-
,: r; sao@: the centre of the town, aud : In fact; the
' d,;rah!- and convenient OF any in the place. Be-
- 'is excellent section OF country and is In
very desirable location for Physician. To any
c.aa ahiag 10 purchase. will simpy say that 1t &.
" u Tx or openings know Of at all. To this property
'' LED ~" UGice, large aud roomy. Expecting to
.t '- W.: in very short ,ine early applications
- ':'."d Address J. F. CROSS, 81. d.,
~" .>--ct; Niddl.brook Augusta Co., Vse
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-04-03
S6W Orleans Races.

we learn by private Dispatch received IN TINS ely yes
to-day that the Pos. Stake on Friday lIoarmHe
h..t.) over the Metairie Course, wuu won eJ Pia6e
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-04-03
suother Murder.

ssux,,,v Anru1-P. H. Trey,, OF Sparta, killed Dr.
casros At The Commercial Hotel on Saturday. while the
latter was writing prescription The act Is aesroutso 10
mania portu-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-04-03
ROYAL Havana Lottery.

The following NUMBER drew the principal prize, in til.
Royal Havana Lottery, of March ?2d, 1860:
So.. Prizes. Nos. Prizes. Nos Prizes.
sstli, siNU 100 1896. .. So, ,OIO 1886 4l0 uosj
Is s,s 80. 5o,V0O 23.6sl... 2V,90O
Nos g. 1862 s56 1904 $685. a59S, 1851 1899, 4ges .eo
i0y $50 $780, TO- 63 23D 1889 y 49l l.'i5 is 0sc
lS 3aj 1905, 4.l6, 1859, l5.72 1858 l653 Ii 6Si
H. y 1851. o,5I, 1896, 70 o.2 u 6ib II gYG ~ eIS
.2!6,, p. - 2jala o5 BIS &c o;y g5vys % I'll
2dI'9 =d.''l, s,'9', 5000, 2s,sl7 2s,4s9 "a, s!Y
No. 1929, whole cket, held In saundeIville, Tenn
No. e;3ls, held follows South Carolin. ooebai
ia'in renessse, oaequar:=r Bristol porda quarter
The next drawing ofte. celebrated will take place
the 18th Of April For particulars see ady.rl,rn.uI Ia
aho'hrr eoiuhh DON RODRIGUEZ
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-04-03
The Richmond Enquirer,
=: ;Eo DAILY. SEMl.wEEkLr AND WEEKLY,
= =; sr7caIE, DUNNAvANT, TYLER & WISE.
T Z K MS:

y-nryr r,gES, seven dollars per anuum, and al the
:" IN: J,.ars ;f taken for shorter period thnn
; -, The SGsi-WrESLY, Ave dollars per annum, and
To- q. * months, payable In advance. For the
- er sauu,a or six copies for $l0 to be paid In.
+. .iyaace. whea letters eon,sinips money are
q Fg :&r, must be registered, they viii be At the
- Inserted IN the Daily, Ser,i-Weekly.
~ .aa:i:er On liberal terms.
s>sriRsS ADVERTISING SHExr is published
.' IL. he monthly circulation Is twenty thou.
- y,r! !,e,nru,s inscr,c cd At q! cents per line
- ,..I,.,,,;hs office may I've re,n,;cI per mail in
= Bank notes ifrsyisttred. al the risk q
tar s.:s!s mn, Tributes of n,s,.,, .xcs.d;rc
-, :a . distance must Be accompanied with the ad
..y .. t::s.Ae;ory references. 10 insure execution
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-04-03
Destructive Fire.

CHICAGO April la Nre at Kenoshs, Wisconsin, on Sa.
,nrdsv destroy ed nearly all the buildings Man street.
hetTc.n Market and Pearl The loss Is tio -lnsu cd at
BIC, ,gUe.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-04-03
w. Il. prGB,
:. T.SsLLY JOHNSON. wv. Il.
JOHNSON d. PUGH.
con Al SSInN NJ e MO II \ NfIS

NO-N .NISSIO-N VI DENO Fi<A-N 7
\rEVSr BUILDING suockUE wAKRAor5S,)
RICHMOND, VA.
'1! he sale OF Tobacco, Wheat Corn, and country pro-
uce generally, return their sincere thanks TO their
tor the very liberal patronage heretofore extended
and ask continuance and increase Of the same
next year. promising their unlv vlded personal stten
20 All cunS!sumcnts committed to them
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-04-03
FIAT ROCK FEMALE SEMINARY.

~. Gir. YEAR lsjg-The frs; session will connence
}: iAr Je,h January and close June l3th.
!-a IL, Il. 10. Jas. year.
".rg .yrci o the arrival o. students at Blacks and
a.@ ,.!;,I!. conveyance will be In readiness to take
= ,ay house. To give such notice. address Mrs ANN
y. ct.uslN Masiarlaud's, Lunenburg.
" aslI..s !. l;iciIuvnI Il; this time
~ &c.: JSO. ORGAN, JR.
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J. MAGILL,

= 7 ORNET = INVV,
se ::. !.,.5er: Tyler. E~o l5i South Sixth Street,
Philadelphia.
i-,LGaerd collections and all ether business IN the
" 80" Of u, profession.
j.. .-il.axtf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-04-03

.:-AN ELl:H. 1otv , Chiffon
= IL ii x & ii TON,
"AtnIt9o. FACQuIER COUNTY VIRGINIA
faNlfACFU EsEisS 0r HEAVY WOOL
-'- tN uoens. NEGiu i:i.ANkErS srOCkiSI YARN,
e.. PLAIN LlNSElS, iCv negro wo,,.n U,r,b a-cIv
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-04-03

yu- TWO YOUNG JACKS.
| 80, 'so Young JACKS, one Maltese and one Spanish,
&c r'ns four and the latter rising three years
,i ''s-'o;' lively and vigorous. Concerning which,
as's lie subscriber At Jedrcss store Post Office.
Y.Ny. etuaiy, VI. SHARPE CARTER
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-04-03
CHARLES =. S'rCtIs.r

III lVNNtl At LAW
ASHLAND. HSH"rfh CuuxIY Y,
" Ill: practice regularly IN the t,oir., ~ ~, ,,
,., ;" mn"'r' Caroline sad King wliarl and viii at
Rlcamo:i " '''e e'1''s hsi1 IN the city oi
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i::G:NlA NcOvES!, VIRGINIA STOVES!
VIRGINIA : OHES...
..G!lEUND STOVE WORKS ESTABLISHED IN lSii.
NSA SNNnER

NSA On I 1UEN
MANUFACTURES AZ this celebrated xsouihern Stove
~ g,.:.ry, Cylinder, Box, Parnr aud Xpokng Stoves,
nr desirable styles and Of superior working quail
:.. 49, oi Air Furnaces, Fronts and Crates Hollow
.r .I54nts, Sinks &c. Sc, aud descriptions OF
- l4ci:aery and Ornamental Castings.
- proprietor is convinced ,ha. sufficient sppreciative
3a. cruin be uund In his marEe, who would pay The
good urcle, to justify him 10 the Of the best
s.i. and In the employ Of competent MECHANICS.
J1..,!, u, the mouierS employs these Stoves
.a.,as who have learned lleir trades s these works
I.. Soyes have been gradually gaining favor until they
v= 4coa- :.e mos, popular OF any in Their sup-
and simplicity Of operation peculiarly ss them
": 0: Servants.
E-,.i5.1I Plates promptly supplied.
.rt. ami stove dealers throughout the South will Hot
:: :; :.=.. :Lt crest TO forw ard their orders 10
ASA SNYDER, Richmond, Va.
E-as.ea In Richmond by Messrs. Z. D. YALE CO., WM
::iaS WOOL q. A. BA2GAMIN, Jr., and WM A.
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-04-03
PHILIP RAHM,

EAGLE MACHINE WORKS,
RICHMOND, Va.
MANUFACTURES Steam Engines Of every dsscripti
" a:t sZc, Circular saw Mills, Mill Gearing. Min
..Fy Of every description. Castings In Iron and Br
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