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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-19
Mrs. WISsLOW,

An experienced and Female Physician has SOOTHING
SlRUP CHILDREN TEETHisG, which greatly fintaes the
rocess Of TeeDg sotening the gums and reducing all In
1amnsOnw aay all pain sndis sure to regulate the boy.s
s and health 10 your infants Perfectly safe in all
Millions Of bottles sold every year Ia the United States
II l. old and well-tried remedy.
PKICR IS CBsTs A BOTTLE
None genuine unless the fac smile Of CURTIS PBRKSs
Eew-Yofk, l. on the outside wrapper
Sold by Druggists throughout The world.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-19

Little business was done yesterday in the United
States Senate Mr. Daviss resolutions were again
taken up, and Mr.. Mason of Virginia made a
speech thereon. He reiterated the WORKOUT and
futile arguments of the Slavery Propaganda upon
the right of the people OF the Territories to make
their own laws, and of the duty of Congress to
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-19
SUNDAY LIQUOR TRADE.

The account which we gave on Monday of JUS
tice COrnwall's construction of the Sunday Liquor
clause of the new Metropolitan Police Act, and
our suggestion that this construction might per-
baps be sustained by the Courts above, call out
the censure of correspondent, who thinks tho
decision stupid and our observations on it calcu-
lated to encourage the Sunday liquor sellers.
We should be very sorry to do that; at the same
time it is impossible to deny that the clause to which
we have referred is unfortunately drawn, and that
it is likely to open up series of legal questions, of
which, from past experience, it is to be expected
that the liquor sellers will avail themselves, if not
entirely to nulliy the law, at least to stave on and
embarrass its execution.
If the only charge upon which unlicensed per-
sons who sell on Sundays can be proceeded against
crimnally is the charge that they are selling with
out license in contravention Of the Excise act
of 1857, then the new Metropolitan Police act,
contrary to what has been usually supposed,
affords, SO far as criminal prosecutions are con-
cerned, no new means Of suppressiDg the Sunday
liquor trade. 1t is true that the Excise act Of
1887, if vigorously enforced, would suffice for sup
pressing the unlicensed sale as well on Sundays a.
on other days of the week. Unfortunately, how.
ever it has hitherto failed to accomplish either
purpose, and it had been hoped that the new
Metropolitan Police act might, so far as the Sun
day traffic was concerned, afford new and eff
Gent remedy.
In printing our correspondents communication,
we must not be supposed to assent to the correct
ness of all his statements as to the provisions Of
the act of 1857. AT the same time we beg to sug-
gest that We said nothing to what might or what
might not be done under that act. Our remarks
were restricted entirely to the clause in the new
Police act in relation to Sunday liquor selling.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-19

The great delay in the trial of Mcdonald having
attracted the attention of the press, the counsel
for the prisoner excused themselves by alleging
that this delay arose not from any management OF
theirs, but from the neglect of the Dstret-Attor-
ney to file -interrogatories in a commission
which the prisoners counsel had taken out to ex-
anime witnesses in certain Southern cities. To
this it is answered on behalf of the Distrct-Attor-
ney, that the object of these interrogatories was
to prove "an idiosyncracy on the part of the prs
" oner Of such character as to render him IRE
"sponsible for the homicide" he had commi''ed'
and that it was impossible to file the necessary
neutrality-suspicious. without more knowledge VI
the facts to which the interrogatories reierfed
than was contained in those interrogatories them'
selves or could otherwise be had here. Hence
became necessary to send of two agents 70 num-
up the witnesses and make the necessary inquiries
and that the delay complained of grew out OF ~"
necessity.
BY the common law still in force in most OF the
States, dispositions are not admissible in criminal
trials. All witnesses must be brought upon tho
stand. If this rule may work hardly In 10"
cases, it is evident from McDonalds case that INC
contrary practice opens the door to great abuses
We shall assume that in McDonalds case sae
interrcgatores We're filed in perfect good faith ana
with no view to delaying the trial. But o'her S''
scrupulous counsel might resort to the same exp
dent merely with view to obtain time ioea-
anime one or two witnesses on interrogatories as~
some specific fact in the case might seem unoo'ec-
tionable; but to allow tho sending Of q comnss'o
to sixty-seyen witnesses, scattered IN dlnosen
cities, the object being to make out case
insanity seems to b carrying this inda'gsa"
rather too far
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-19

The mails for Europe, via southampton and
Hayre, by the United States steamer Illinois, will
close this morning at l01 O'Clock.
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Nep9lprk Daily Griba,te
SATURDAY, MAY 10, 1860.
TO CORRESPONDENTS.

We cannot undertake to return rejected Communication
No notice taken Of Anonymous Communications What
intended for insertion must be authenticated by the
and address Of the wrtenot necessarily for pubhca
ton, but a 8 a guaranty for his good faith.
Business letters for THE TRBUSR should in all be adj
dressed 10 HORACE GREELEY Co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-19

Broad AID vast territory H. would be difficult 10 find
Gamer iD where HosTETTEHs STOMACH BfTTgRs are on
known Wherever there 4 dyspepssand where Is D
Az arr Az demand Nor it for indigestion that they are
specific Every disorder of the stomach the liver the bowels
And the nervous system to yield 70 their influence They
are an sdote 10 main they refresh aud reinforce the exhausted
suins powers they the morbid principles Of disease
they regulate the whole vital machinery and be justly
termed strongest ally that science has ever Drought 70 the aid
of nature 10 her struggles with sickness ~,
HoteTs celebrsted Stomach Bit.es are sold by druggists
everywhere
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-19
MoRrATs LIFE PnLs and PnGNIx BrTrERs.-

mOffAI > l%lfb FILLS ana PHOENIX BiTTERS.-
In of Cosveness Bilious and Live Affections Dyspep
da Pies Rheumatism Feysrs and Ague Nervous Debility
Obstinate HeGdaches and all general arrangements Of health
these medicines have invariably proved crtan and speedy
remedy Prepared BY VIZ, b. MoyYAT Nj. d. No sos Broad
xrnv NJ Y and sold by all druggists.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-19
THE PLAIRORNI.

We give below the platform of the Republican
party, adopted at its first National Convention. at
Philadelphia, in le56, and that adopted by the
delegates of the same party at Chicago, two days
since for 1860:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-19

danger that tho Richmond Convention, for want Of
time TO send on additional delegates, may provo
slim affair beside leading to incurable divisions
and final disruption of the party.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-19
MAGIC CREAM LINZ

AN OLD FRIESD-BUsHs MAGIC CREAM LIN
Ixssrit has equal as external emorocato1 f0 nso
tisp Psibs &c. Principal Depot, Bush oALk hohssoS
Wbolssas Druggists No. l6 GTeenwfebst, ana olhet drug
e!sts n viii recommend itself Price - eep@.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-19

The difference between these platforms is pre-
cisely the difference which the lapse OF time has
rendered inevitable. The virtual attack upon the
integrity of the Union in the repeal of the Missouri
Compromise, and the attempt by force of arms
and outrages hitherto unknown in any civilized
country, not in a state of acknowledged civil
war, to force Slavery upon Kansas, crystazed
the elements of opposition into vigorous and
earnest party in 1856, which appealed to the
country for support. But it appealed with
out success. The Federal Government, in the
intervening four years, has continued in the hands
of the party under whose auspices this alarming
attempt to subvert the character and purpose Of
the Constitution had been made. 1t has abated in
degree its determined efforts to Cypress the free
labor of tho North, and to uphold and extend
sectional interest founded upon radical de-
NAL of the rights of man; it has avowed this
not simply as its guiding motive in single
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-19

CHlLJON ON IHE OhOlONs
The Diaphragm Filter manufactured by MCKENZIE oHARA
q the Kind porous Filter to which alluded in my recent
mont 10 the Croton Board consider the artificial sandstone
the Eiteng dum, 10 be excellent a
Gle for the purpose The instrument is quite durable and only
required 10 be reversed equally TO insure Its action
JANIS X. Chiffon, M. d. Chemist.
FOR sale by Mckenzie & OHARA,
Corner Of 18th and Mercer-sts.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-03-06
-----> >@-ISrS . -
.c.e.iftf, I:lectOrul UlAiricf.

ua...e,ias Of the delegates 'srrtscEting the T1t!oci
suD;.. Of r- isH Electoral District, I'm the Democratic
conyr;ouj :el ou th- !';h esy II February, istJ.
Resolved. Tha. ID. Democratic party Ia each eoua'y
eorlpc aS rhe .:h E!ectGrG Dsrt 81 rIgtn'. b" ...
qr-: ed app"n: nregatcs 20 Coavric. IN &c ho'den
In ux.us. nsR"r C0rs:T lIra>a.T. II 1874: 'sy @!
March l-Sh r ga: purpn,s of ,recn: delegate 10 rep
said district IN ihr CaTes;n coETr.:ioa wieh a.
,ca.o.c. ca :hc I'D lag o. April rc3.
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Democratic Meeting in Cum crlnn Il.

IN turor q Henry 4. Hi"e Jar Frtsident
A,amee,inr o. IN. Democrats Of Cu'nbsr!anh county,
held al :hc Court Honse, the 2ih Of fehruarJ tha
bens Cour, dayl appoint delegate, - the District Con-
venon To be held in Farmr!c, the object of .lG meeting
having been explained,
On mo,ion Of John Willis Wilson. ~ I"he: Henderson
ealc 20 ;hs Chair: aud. ca nation OF J"n' T." 'e"
d-ck John r. Wilson. Jr., appointed Secretary
On motion Of John Willis Wilson
Resolved, That the Chair appoint Ere deieSa'e' "n"
zach Mse;st ri. Dsrc: represent the conHF E 'hs
pi,,-;c. Cor rrn,ion 20 be held In rarG,v:ls.
whereuron the Chairman mad. the !oio"iEk Ilp''h'
Fir, p.tricr-Dr John IS. Nash, Anbr"'e FORD, Moor!
nan Spear War IIol.man, Mayo cArrinr'"n.
Second Dsrict-Dr. T. Tae,, Jonn " i''Jho-s' w. W.
Wilson, Or. Vim. Tuqua, J. {. pag'
UoaJ,o, Georr. II Ms:hev., J-.. Wnn L. CrG~.ier.
rou,,b n;,,ri,t-Johr W:i. Wilsnn, john X. Wiis7n
John > CroFder Rob.r; s. Garas:t, A. c. Garrett
On motion ~ John X. Wilson,
p..oIv,a Thu; the delegates 20 the PaTmrile CoETca
IT, ~ n,rnr:.d 20 -c:e fer delegate, III. Chs7es:oE
fonv,oon favorable TO the nomination o. HenrF - hise
,or ,hr Pre,iieacy As :!,sir frs, choice.
rhs motion was r6rrl.G-avcsI nosS 80
fer this vote was Announced, M. William ". "isoo
stated 20 the meeting, that many rer,ons Tho had vole
,caIn,. instructions 20 the delegates rcFc nerer;.Ie
adorable the nomination Of Mr. Wise, uuG ofei ed re-
solution declaring ,s. Henry ~ Wise was the preference
Of the mc-tng foT the Presidency "hca heias pas
unanimously carried.
On nnotioa o. John Willis Wilson.
Resolved. Tha, tho Chairman and Secretary be aiced 20
the delegation.
On motion, -,
Resolved That the Denocra,ic papers OF R!ehoH. anH
Ysrn willie no requested publish thrfs proeeec.ns
On notIoo, the meeting then adjourned
ROBERr HENDERSON, Oha'h
Saax ?. wEsop, Je, Ees'rr
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SSRnlInin RocfE.D

We have received an elegant little volume
With the above title, from the pen Of our excel.
tent townsmsn, Mr.. j. Michard. We have not
had time to examine the poem, but knowing
the talents. learning and accomplishments OF
the author, We expect to derive much pleasure
and instruction iror its perusal. Il may be
had n, all tic book stores, and We trust that
our people will patronizc this home production
ui Southern intellect
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-03-06
For the Enquirer,

Fer me enquirer.
James River and Kanawha Improve
mcnt-llr. Scgnr'H Great Speech.
The Legislature at the present session seems
to have gone to work in good earnest to place
the State in her Just and true position, Ivy ma.
king liberal appropriations for our unfinished
railroads.
Another important State improvement yet
r,,pa,ps 10 be provided for. the James river
and Eanawha. This great work has been too
!ui,r neglected, and it is sincerely hoped that
the Legislature will not adjourn without ma
king liberal provision for it
ain ie,l. Mcs<rs. Editors, to make the fore
soinr remarks from having heard one ofthe most
able. interesting and statesmanlke speeches 1t
has ever been my good fortune to listen to,
either in the Legislature or in Congress, Mr.
Scgar and his friends may justly he proud Of
that rifor;, and rest his reputation on It. 1t is
hopcd that the speech may be published, in
our papers. and he generally read-it will re-
move many Of the prciudlces which have Sc long
existed ugainst that work. The writer Of this
frankly admits that his p7ejudiccs have been
removed.
The friends OF Internal improvement oTc 10
Sir. Scgar debt Of gratitude w!lch can never
be cancelled Himself and the gallant wise,
for many. many long years, have mad to en-.
counter mountains OF prejudice IN the East. by
their bold and noble efforts for the good Of the
rhnlc ,St,tr Ard il must be- gratifying to
,heln-now at the noon Of life-to know. tina,
al last those efforts are about to be crowned with
success; that better and brighter day Is
,iawnius upon this glorious old Commonwe ealth:
that the mountains. the valleys and the seq
shore are united; and that a .iteltn9 has been
excited Which has not always existed May
y,: not say al That feeling" Est7 fsrpttp"'
i TAXPAYER nF THE East.
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E1ESRIco. March 3. 1860.


ELrcrun--We publish in another coluna 4
lis, of the electors appointed by the Richmond
Convention. By which il will be seen that our
fellow w-citizen, }. q. Newman, Esq. has been
appointed elcctor for this District Mr. y; Is on
ardent friend OF Henry \. Wise, and DIS
appointment will give general satisfaction 10
tho District tEananad In'lty Seo'S
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6sHfyI. tS(kEs

w ILL make his Inst .rd>il in Virginia. on ;he.5<
w Castle lii fIr::!, Abr'narl- county? "h he ,.IS
hcl .tuore wit: So !nr the sras0n TO-
h paid ,!. tim. OF service when the
away; $,u Cor insurance. nf which i2u is ~ hc paid dow in
FOR The service. of 'l- !nr. and the reu"ning
$50 when the iii. br Ia iuu Grppn Zee,
Pas,ura:r ,d lr week. al srai when desired. At
neiehlrhood prices. Mr.. Risss having made arrn:Ir-
e.s trnGSirriiar this w-suown stallion to Kentucky
after the expiration ot the persons 'irsuis
or breeding FROM him wo.d n we'll Ia profit az the rcsrt
upi.nrtuuiiy. :. \. GILBERT. Agent,
March 2-cLal.SwSw Cnhham r. q.
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Democratic Heating T., ,Tcckienburs.

raeeting Of the Democrats p1r'r O: hecSeahr'S Hi.
h. h-d a: nydlVn 4, March County Court: thrd Mon
dar.l appot delegates TO the psr!e; [. n"sEMen 70
lie he!4 In Petersburg on "-dnr'a: tar -" MaFch'
the oIrct of x;ca D,,.lc, Cnnvrn.ion will be the aI-
pontnrnt Of delegates :he Charleston CoaTent!ec
~ Examiner
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-03-06

in Yesterdays paper the name Of tho writer
Of The letter 10 Mr. Mc(iehcc. of the House.
should have been ''Wm. " Watkins, instead
nf "NiIiam r., of Charlotte county. Mr..
ilnbodcn will. we trust he more particular
hereafter in selecting subjects for his hnml''cs
or conversions tn the Whg party. No "nc,
who is acquainted with the sterling virtues "i
the veteran. VIM. N. Watkins, ri Charlotte,
believed that he cuuli have sent such "lnes-
sage to the Wing Convention. from near 'Ihe
grave OF Randolph. Of Ro'nokc," as Mr.. limbo
Ten 80 dramatically and iubi'anty presented IT.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-03-06
'fri'i'..,
IL CASE.

4 skG2SiA.--N i:ul'S held in ,ll. CLERKS Office OF
-" Cart - The County "f Acconiac. the first
M"nd ~ IN frfhr A. j.. l1S) Ia" hc.ns the sixth
Jay Of :hc saiA :l:4i.:'.
John L. Whit ,f-i--;r !
Against IL CASE
Euoch Kessl D,Ivtri.r:
The object 6t This iui' J. rcc"r-r tn. defendant
damages The OF fifty three dollars and seventy
cents 1893 l with ter't thereon from the 1rst day ~
March A. T. ISL till ,ymcn,, AMI The costs of This .uiI
7, nppeurng by af'av vit made e'nrc Clerk of sail
county and Grd amongst the ap"is ia ibis cause tina, the
aid drirndnn is no, resident II this State tho mou,,
Of the plantI his a,:ornrr, II il ordered that said
defendant do appear here within month after due pub
capn of this order AMI Il" What is necessary to project
r,r fnur successive weeks 10 the Richmond Enquirer,
newspaper published in the city Of Richmond, aud also
-, ,ls Gr.i G,v Of the nrxt tern nf said Court.
r,,os.x J. ". GILLor, G. 4 q
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Srcarus!,;p Hungarian,

Hox-sgat March g. Cap;sin C-asts:d te.sf-:pfG -
n. ,7,u,. 81 the line 'ha, Ave Of the HrrtzIian
Sag ,. p hars s.s fcua1, ou. 70 rae.. so!S7-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-03-06

SOEICE.
rp,lIE undersigned EXECUTOR ~ Mrs Elizabeth King.
viii sill hy public auction. at King william CourhbGsr.
MONDAY :'- 2h day of Mar: next, that being court
day, FAMILY Ur NE'!;UES, consisting Of woman and
five Children and ONE Man. These slaves are all rhna.
le and sold for fault hut facilitate division among
the ircat-es OF the deceased.
ISAAC n. EDWARDS, r,.,rs
March l--ci.i.a lanes IL. KING. -
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NTIKGINEi-lN CIiANCEEf -~a' Rules hs!' in the
Clerks Ui!.- Of the Ir:n Cour:, f"r the County "f
Acconac on Ia. first Mntihy it February A. -. le' Inc
came being the sixI:i day u III: aid mo;ith
james A-hty. GUARDIAN. r'a'h""
Against
Ms-y.r., A. Doughty Mary ANA Doughty ani
w;iI,mJ nouyhiy DEFENDANTS
The, ,irc, Of this .uit is obtain degree for The sale n
l n- ,arcr of land iug IN Horn low. in sail county
containing nlou, on. acre whereof james H. nTglY The
t.thrr Of the defendants died seized AMI y" s's"" ana
tia, III. proceed, arising such sale may hr invested
for t- use AMI bctct the said defendants whrdr {" s'i
rl.nriE :.
1t appearing hy an affidavit Sled among the paPrrs ~
nir caus. t!nt she Margaret A. p"nEhS ~ ~"
resident q! tli, S,at- ;!e nation OF me p'h','''1
his Attorney il Il ordered that the sail f.frrdan! 10 APP
pear here within month after due publication ~ 'i'
order and do wh, /. o.css.rr project her Interests
and that this h-s,iis'r Se"k Tor '"ur sue
cts>iv" weeks III the runnd enquirer, spaIr' pun
l'he in The cy ~! Eic,nnd and also posted At The roht
d"r o' the courthouse Of this county or the first day "i 'ne
ns>i term ~ the CnEs Of s,iL COUNTY.
y Copy-Tr.iv, +. j. RAffiELn. E. &.
Feb S-cH
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RI r7lE GOVERNOR or VIRGINIA.


TNFOhNATInS hav .Ds barn resolved by fh- Executive,
shat JtiI. slave, oISiIg william Dickinson, Jr.
nd sentenced % IL. ku;s thr second 0l the present
month for the crin nf uur:r has escaped from the jail
the county uf !-(ord and going ri large there
fore do lcrc, riicr r.w. rf Two Hundred Dollars 20
any person who shall ;:c aid slave Jim ami deliver
hin: the Jail q" >aiG rny oi Bedford ai 10 more.
over require sl oir:r of ts Commonwealth. civil ana
military and request the prrrlr generally 10 use thrr
cN.ous procure s arrest ihah may be brought
to justice.
Given under my haze. as Governor. and rnde!
H. th. Less Sal "fth- Commonwealth. A. R!ch;nnnd
49, tbs second day Hf Nar:i, 100.
iOtJS IETCuER
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!. Srca, National Picture.

We are happy to learn that, in few day.
there will be exhibited in Richmond. Inc
llomc ot Washington after the War painted
BY Rcssitcr and Mgnol- The picture Is most
highly landed by the hes, artists and the most
respectable journals in New York and Wash
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-03-06

pESsTEST1Alsi Of VIRGINIA.
MANUFACTURER al thsinstitution. and sold there and
VI she AGENTS store 10. "a Pear! street lir following
I-.sr. =; reduced price,, to-w!i
Bots, SHOES AID Brngves
Women Chi.drcn anu servants SHOES
W-spH and Carl Harness of every desc~!otioa
N,cane Bands, Leather Hose
Wagons, Carts
D:ay> and Wh-eloarrowi
Warirohrs. Safes, &c.
Striped and Plaid Cotton.
krrsry, and Lnseys for plantation hard,
Ready made Cothinc for Servants
Mo-, OF the abov. a.tcps hand and for sHir. "r Viii
sde o. repaired, other job work done 20 order on
Io:, notice cash, punciual customer, only, aa
.hUri time.
or-rs fro.a the country with satisfactory references,
;-calr:iy attended to. Address +. NJ NlMMo.
Jcly 3-rif Agen, and Storekeeper Va. Peaitentarr.
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$50 fsf:s. ikssI.

OCN away froiE rh: rLrr Ia the latter part Of
Ii January. :ny arsr" JOHN, ior John Thomas
- years o sI"u md black. lie Is ah"lt Eve !c-t
siX inches in height The said rGro Vas raised by Jordan
Elicit. nf SOU hampton county, aHI sold 20 Me>Sr J"--
Slater when ahrG Il Years old. They sold him 10 'r
Charles j. oliv"-. "f Camrb-i c"ch,y Al Dr.. divers
sale, sj9, they r.iu"c.,d-'! him, and frUin cu pur
chased him abnu; the mid,!l- oi Janaary, l>6I.
The ahnve reward Gree from all Other eSPcnses) will he
paid for his delivery NJ sherwood, Amelia county
miles from the Cou.l louse. 81. free all other
sSrrs-. lodged .n any jail Ia Virginia, that
recover him.
Feb .>-c'! JEFFERSON PEYTuN.
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The Ohio Republican State Convention.
C,lrxBrs March 1.-The Es2ubHean State Convention
to-day resolved ts, SALMON Lha,s Ihsr rrsl eho's
ter The Presidency.
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The Richmond Enquirer:
,.p.,s,IrO DAILY. sENl.wkENLr AND wEEStf ,,E,aSI
! ~ u.'v,.r pTrcgIE DUNNavANT, TYLER WISE.
TE, I; VI


;evSn ,ss, aS, fSr .ssr % period Than
:,:s O. s'S, S.swrssly dollars per a"nGn. anu
s: los @sn ,;s <ss "r 'Sf rsa is IL:
wM.t' = per s1ne" Wh,. lc:,crs ccaa.i- Ieney are
s:,ny IN .as"mIr ,. -. t:>:-r-S sey will he Al Tie
-.y NJ the writer's =, h. Daily Srgi.Wccey,
iT >drsE'is."s";s 5i,,rai it-.,,
The EeuSoSr i is ,nsny thou.
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-03-06
VIRGINIA STOVES! vIlsGINIh:Sr STOVES:

.ILUMUNU sIV'E "VIt'\s- I'NVK'I~.II" f'' ''N''
ASA SNYDER
sSAHCfACTCE!S u: HI, celebrated Southern s;"ve
VI Foundry Cylinder. iso1, Prlnr and Coos..c Stoves,
,tay o- desirable styles ard o. superior working qaI-
:.,. ,,o Hc, Air Furnaces Fronts and Crates. lio"w
MAJ y!rzns Siss. SC. &c, t os: descriptions al
.--; Machinery and urnatnen;ai IasIi!.2s.
,r proprietor is convinced that sufficient appTeca;ire
,-e3 cyuiu be found 10 his m.r.et who would pS tle
,u- of good article. justify him III I'll" uS- q" hr'wst
-s..-i aaG in The cupoy:a OF conpe;eu: aech4nics
rro-.. rds moulderS employed rse stoves are
y:.,a who have learned tcir trades 4; these worss.
lag. have been gradually gaining faros ut i'"y
asry become mos, popular OF any in use Ih-r Sn--
20. .:.,h and simplicity o! operation peculiarly his them
90 -. nf srrvan:-.
gspI;ras pisr-s promptly supplied.
Ts.- ,vi dealer, throughout :he Sna!a VIII hnu
20 :h~r iIlt-rc>. ;or~ ard their orders 20
ASA SNYDER, Richmond. Va.
Ge,siicd in Richmcni ky N-ssrs Z. d. fALE& CO WI.
SEA!.s WOOD. e.. Z A. RA3HAMlN, Jr., ahd WI. y.
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