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EDUCATIONAL.
Tuosr EEMALE EDUCATION. -,

-n. FEMALE EDUCATION,
\ hOsE Parent who wish their daug hters TO re-
eeye thorough and systematIc educanon, where
tner phy sca training will receive daily and specia
attenton under the most approved system of Calls
Ienics ana gymnastics, are respectfully invited TO
teenth st. and New York av oN'
Mr.. d MRS. z. RICHARDS,
ou JUL Principata
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The Natural and Sure Remedy for all Nsr-
oosSs Complaints,
From Neuralgia through al cases where Opium
was ever used 20 that of Delrium fremens, and the
common chief cause of Disease
LOSS OF SLEEP.
The Tolu Anodyne, th0ugh eontsinins not pr:
and may be used IN oil cases wherever Opiam VA
used without producing anything but Cure<, and
lssying the patient in sps5fectly natural e.e.
the common objection Of Tough Remedies, which
produce nausea or prostratlon, may be considered
the common enemy % al Throat and Lung Com
plants. and used with perfect impGnity Asking
oil 10 court from proprietore or friends the most
severe investigation OF both Remedies, and reading
of our pamph cts 20 be found with al dealers. and
more particularly TO purchase oniy Of those who
Gan be depended upon. we walt m COL Lhcence the
decisions of Patients and PhysiolAns.
"Prices within resoh Of al"
GENERAL AeENTe.
!. w. HuNEKwKLL a Co., and D. CommerciA
Wharf, Boston,
GEO. HvNNEwKLL, las Water St, New York,
Under the special superyislo Of gOa n l.. n UN-
NEWELL, Chemist and Pharmsceutist- Boston,
Mass, whose sfsnsfnre covers the 90 10 oi the
genuine only, and TO whom address al commEn-
cations.
Sod by all respectable dealers everywhere. and
81 the Druggists In Washington and 6eorsetovn.
mar Is cor
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McLean's Volcanic Oil Liniment,
q UtIION,
PRIcR s ANp . DoLLARs.


The only safe and certain for Canesrs Piles Tu-
n9r. ss.line. and BroSehils or Sois rAIaly.., Nss
Rhenmssm, snes, of the Jonts Contracted useles OF
Ligamen Esraehs or Tcohaehs, Bpises sprains Fresh
Nipples. Bura., scss sor. Throat or say afsm@sisn or
pain no as'rsnss ssS ss,s5s rsR q lSsg si %
Thoas.5ds Of human beng. h.,. been ..,.d if. Of a.
erspude and misery BY the Of ts valuable remedy
bfcLEAN7S VOLCANIC OIL LINIMENT
Will relieve pain almost insAnneOusly, and will elesn
purify and heal the ouest sors in an neredbs short s
FOB HORSES AND OTHER ANIMALS. q
MsLEANs Gel LEBRATED LINIMENT i. th. ooiy safe
and reliable remedy for The cure Of Spawn nssons
], filled to core Big Head, Pes,, Fs,tula, did
S.ss. snaas ss. Ss seS: s.ds: sG.
Collar Gals. Cuts, Sores, Wounds, it ia infabls
r,mesy, Apply as directed and cure certain in every
. no os.s s .sss E: D2 ss e
nAAfhp LiNihh H Nc MeiE.N. IL: S.s Sol. prspr.,s
CHARLES sToTT, s7s "a. sv., sols agent in ws.hlsx
ton; r. 5. 7. ClssEL. 0sotg.toxa. .s sAD4wIy
SCHOOL AND coLLEeE OUTFITS.
TomAsp and Boys, ctothing for School asd
~ te Sss Dress Wear .--.'s - :
Pasents and sasTdsass Lam xishlP. e fSSn,sh thsir
for the coming season. are iavssed 20 examine our
sssITsu nSks s1a sIisnsss t sssSsftsHSsat sS B9Sy
Of @ al siass % IN few moments with eyer1 @ Ssscrip.
ton Of Rtsdy made Garments. of substantial snd
durdDe Qudilty, at very mudefhfe Erieee A
WALL, STEPHENS Il CO. q,
an Sn-u So el 322 Penn. avenue.
IJOUSEKEEPiN6 AND 80 u - 4
We have nov on hand well seleoted stock Of
.he eboye Eoeds, suoa ss sheetinss, IsbIs Linens,
HEsss F cSss
Dgmestics. Gingham,, PILLOW case cottens and
Linens, Dusbar q Dickinson'., BATTLES. Charles
Z q Co and Richardson's Insh Linens in al qnali-
ties. al Of whioa ve will dispose OF on the be q
= oS Is :. -. TAYLOR 4 HUTcsIsoN.
n w. HAMILTON = ~ :
He - t- - sf-foE PAINTER, ~
.9813a = .besis sa,-l and -s-'- = -
',-H ssiH.s DEALER IN PAINTS,
No. $50 7rH srxxEr. .sa, Odd EsiiessS Hon.
aa a.9 PUTTY u DOWN. .
DAKAFFtNE CANDLES. Es3IaIl1 = =
IPA6AFF1NB CANDLES!
oeantinl article, ss nal IN appearances % Pstsnt
sperm tteing clear and po lshedJ end o. pnch less
cost. - foE - s KING BURCAEkls,i -
90 70 Corner Vermont sv. and Ish sts.-
W. ss,-soo GALTY1 GO Z. - ).
SSisO Old AN ID C o. ~ Lfi 4
ssa Pa. Xy,... BSfr. BTsiiH1s I'm Axb rsra sis.,a
North side.
Mill and Wharf foot Of Sevente enth St,
manu Below WeE repsrtmsat
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THE ONLY PREPARATION
WORTHY OF
UNIVERSAL CONFIDENCE 4 PATRONAGE


UNIVERSAL Condolences & PATRoNAGE
FOR STATESMEN, JUDGES,
CLERGYMEN, LA DIES, a.d GENTLEMTH
PROF. o.. j. WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE.
and gentlemen Of the Press are unanImou. in its
praise A few testimonials only can be here 9iven
see ch =, eSat Tor MORE and 1t viii be impossible for
WALL SIExrT. NKw yohn. Dec % lss.
besS 1eoaxe gi1 note s Of the is.s insssss as;
had been IN oesshted ey the use Of Wood's RslI ke
Il had no OBJ sction to siTe i IL. t'' o' 'he not
award il 70 yea cheeIfully, because 4 think IL
and Il fSSgs SSasS ,S asi the %. Sa ss. q
s,oa ,1cs !, SeEs.d e turn gay snc ths ,c.
dsndruf % form upon it. Each Of these Sisssree ee
snns so,luss lnefSSssed VIII nmei and about po9ths
OF the top of my head and threatening % make me
In this qnPIsasant predlcsment vss induced 20
ialllns on OF my hair, for had really no expects-
Original color except from dye.. I ~ss' Sovever. e.
greatly surprised 90 hnd afser the use or two bot
but the ooior was sstored T to II. srsy hsnrs and
sensbit ty 20 the scalp osndruf o ssed % form
wife al whose @ solicitao1 vas % q ~ ny ~
For this, among the msry ohligstous 4 owe %
he q esen 9vss Sc 70 .rs 5,
example, and use it If growing srsy or erttn bad.
To OF. %ood RSS Co.. "a Brosda.y s a LtytsD1h n
My fanIly are absent from the CITY, and am no
longer at No. IL Carol p .aoe.
sIANAsros. Ala, July 2nth, Is,s.
TO PRoF. Q j. WooD; Dear SIR Your Hair
Restoreuven has done my much good since
j commenced the of 10, that wish 20 mabe
known to the public Of its Effects on the hair which
are great. A man OF woman ms. BE- eneaTly deprived
Of hair. and BY resort 20 yoar Hair Kestorauve"
the hair vii retTrn more beautifu than ever st
least IN. YoS5. !, ~ 9IsI7p experience Beis,e sK
p. S.-You can publish the above n you Ike By
publishing IN cur Southern papers YOU will eet
moTe patronage Souta. see several Of your ce1-
paper. w. h EENkpy.
WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE.
PRoF. j. WeoD; Dear Sfr Having had the
misfortune 20 ose the best FoTton Of nv hair from
the effects Of the yellow fever, IN New Orlea-s IN
lSsl, was lnduced 10 make trial OF your prspara-
uon. and found II TO answer the very thing
needed. MY hair 10 now thick and gloesy, and
words oan express my obigstons 20 you In gfv1ng
To tbs All icted saoh treasure FINLEY JOHNSON.
The Restorative is put mp in bottles Of three sxes
viz large, medium and susa; the small hold half
pint, and retails for dollar per bottle; the
dfum holds 81 least 20 per cent EOre In proportion
than the small, retslls for dollars per title
the large holds quart 90 per oent more in proper
tl0n, and retSlls for IS
o. J. WOOD d CO, Proprietors, ss4 Brc.d-
way, New YORK, aud ia Msrke street. st. Louis,
And sold By all good Druggists and Fancy Goods
Dealers. 80 H-eoty.aw
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HATS AND CAPS.
GREAT REDUCTION PRICES
~ OF
Carpeting, OIL Cloth, Curtain Material
AND ALL OTHER KINDS OF
FUR NITURE e DEFY GOODS


In view of the late event which dissolved thu late
hrm OF Clagett Oodson, the business of which
determined to run OF the entire stock OF the & m az
cost for the cash I. lg,s !. ~.
Having just rep 'enished the stock with large
be il is confidently belle we'd thai house keepeFs and
Others In want OF CaIpetlngs In all their varetes
from the lowest priced up to the finest for pariors
CURTAIN MHTERfaGs' 'IVppiedd IN Splendid variety and
q distinguished styles and quslities, with al
h gh9s kTSss SFf sSsa'I FsBIG sfa Ihsu
TOILET GOODS. - =, =
In q word, all such DRY GOODS as are reapired
will be sold At the wholesale price for the cash'
But one price will be asked; no more and no less
PERSONS wanting Carpeting or UilcIoths will plea
diagrams or otherwise, which will save much time
There nay be found in the stock =
Ensssn' 30 'sts's so cafps,inss q. q & worth s2
Dc Tsesssry sEssIish' i g o.; worth
Ingram at IS cents, worth IS cents, -. p -
Do sssS, ali wool. worth 7soen.s sS araa. 81
}. Il. B.fDODsON, Surviyflg Partner of s'
90 ssoss the late irm Of SlasetMs Ms,ts9 tDSeson
100 BALES corTSN B, j. LAPS, t,,,,,, Do, :
90 Psi. i g.s, Brown. Grey and White Blank sts
e e pis;ss. s. 81 dFsaall,s cIotss of.h. be.. kind.
iW We aG Blue and OIange 0snabnrgs, CALICO.
viii Se sold u the very lowest pficss We % socs
'''' '''" WI. Fsf'fP' f. If3' P fa4si
=, n "a sss'sl sth s.s!ss
oc Is-lM Opposite Center Market
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d, HALL
- = F8s ~ AL Z =.
:, : !. IsRAEEE lbbfEMINe.

~. ~, Z g IsRAEEE EElbbI lbbIEM1Ne, =.
y " N nSiesaie And Retail Deal ers in fue FAMILY
Snn92kSs1offc ciS, II, TEAS, VINES and choics Ii
XCSi XCYinS " I'll Kinds. A fresh stock Just openad.
yoo1 sugar cents per pound. Cal ct No. kS47th
Me- ,,!MERCHAHr ran ORIHG, . :
-" Mis- NH tfF v.5ssfffiS2ddss vR5sff2dss' cAssi-
:WAbL, ,SfEfHENS & CO., sag Pennsyiva-
MA MA Ayenne en- have Just received large VARIETY of
OF their friends and customers. auS.tf
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FOUVIN'S BEST QUALITY

JouvIN's BEST QUALITY o., :, 80, :
we have Just received our F.il ImeoTtstion of
I'D GLOVES, for ladies' and gentlemen, in white,
-biack, snd AL the desirable shades in colors. =
CAP safely recommend them to our freads md ihe
public as the very best article cf 10 YES
them. - T. w COIIEY r. co
oe l2-lot No. S23 Seventh st., above Pa av.
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

FOX RENr.A hne t-story DWELLING, on 2
street between 9TH aud eth sta. nesr Jedioisry
square The house Is new, In exoelIe d eoosIt,crs
ahd, 10 sood tenant. terms made easy. AIso fos
sale, House on @ street, b-twe-n lith and lsfk
sts. IL lmmedlae sppiica'ioa be made n Will IA
sold on accommodating terms. Apply 70 y w
EOR RRENT-Furnished-a comfortahle REICV
Il DIV BILLING ROUSE, of m dium size In a
pleasant and healthy locality, within coavepfept
Distance Of the Public Ofices and Penn avenue
Kent moder' e. Apply 90 ]. b. MUNRO. $40 Pa
EQR RENT.-Two new three-story BRlOK
Il HOUSES with back buildings, esoh hopss
containing rooms. with gas, Pleasantly tituated
on 18th street north, between M and streets: rent
molsra,e- APPl. % y. LAZENBY. OPP site OF
20 JOIN 4. LEHMAN, Ohio avenue, be;wees
E'Ok SALE-h new twO-story and -ha smepf
u BhlCk HOUSE, oontal ning rooms and cal
lsr, tueted on ilth az north, between T. and A ia
NO SIS-SIthln mlnutes' walk of he Northerr
laherpes Market. Terms unusually liberal, Applv
On the premises, or 10 MCKINNEY A. LANE
DALI, corner Of Pa avenue and 7th ST.
ENOR RENT-rhe FIRST FLOOR Of the builo-
lnf lmPeolAtely opposite the west wing Of the
City ha. recently occupied BY Chas. y. WAllaoh
es an once. Also the front room an the seoond
story and the third floor Of the same buidIns. For
terms apply 70 RICHARD WALLACH, No. 3
LOUISIANA avenue. hH n
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NJ o r ICE,
REMOVAL,

INyITATIoN.-I hereby notify my customers
No $40 Seventh street, three doors from Mss
,svenne.l wherei shsll, keep constantly on hand .
nEY GOODS, HOSIERY, FANCY ARTICi Is
Mlii!LbtSEhH, 40 lev Goods received wee lily
wmen sa "a VII. re sold at astonishing low p.iess
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L ITNbbfRGxRMfEETTs att a. the P. oslss. csoss-
ing Store, No. $50 Seventh st. osposit. Pest of-
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GIBBS, WIG, BRAID AND CURL MANU-
u FACTORY, 2s2 Penn. avenue. near the cor
neY OF Ihirteeuth streof.-A very complete AspoYs-
me- nj OF Hralds, Curla, FTixettea. Bandaaus, &e.,
now on hand; also. made to order nj the shor rtest
not1ce Haf Work repaired or taken in exchange,
90 1mlslsk ~ Sc 81 e -oE -
T EOvERCoATs, FALL sUfTF, FURNISHING
GOODS, HATS, and GAPS at my usral low
prices, at SMITHS,
90 &-lm No. 400 Seventh st.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-03-23

Cardinal Democratic Principles On tie Slavery
Question.

'.-4s
Absolute uon-intcriercnce by the General Govern
ment, to Introduce or TO exclude slaves, IN any Il
territories OF the Union. a..
no Federal Slave Code. No Congressional aus
elimination in favor OF slave properly III tho tH 49,. :"
ries, End no Congressional Discrimination "Shi.st y.
Whenever in amy OF the territories tie a"'et ~
slave pcrsols or the right Of slave iHopeit'' = .ne
night or safety Of .My DESCRIPTION . ~ = ,ha :
prrcy. i, urcous,itatioua.iy assaulted, IL sine power
snt ,intv nj Congress, no: less than OF any ana eve
~ other Department o; the 1enerai ToVernn:.nt' 10
exercise IT,, propc. fractions, for the security OF
eonaI protection 10 Tie rsAIS anu sa!e'y I" e'H'
species OF persons and pTopefty.
Tnr full and uEi!npgircd Eight d popular soNe'
1c.:n,v, .ntii!iu.. the people vi eacE Territory, on
application tor their admission ~ q new sta.e MIC
lie Union, TO enact their own Statc Constitution. ny 4
t.r and tull reference 20 i popular vote, WitiioGl
force, fraud or Federal die,at!on. and by such Con-
Nitution to provide for the maintenance or The Pro-
1ioit;on OF the institution OF slavery - !" theln may
seem best.
Tue sane pr;i:cip pies ~ embodied in the following
resolutions unanimously adopted by the Virginia
delegation to The National Democratic Convention at
Cincinnati:
l. Resolved, That the Constitution OF the United
Statea is IL con,pac. between Sovereign and co-eQual
States, united I;'on the basis OF perfect cqaa!itS ol
right, and privileges.
:. Resolved, Tina; the Territories Of lie Union are
conlrncu property in which the Stutes have equal
rights, ana 20 wheel: :he citizens Of every State may
rightiully migrate with any property recognise" Us
sEIh III my OF the States OF The Union, and III The
Constitution OIL tile United S.hles.
5. Resolved Therefore, that the Congress OF the
Cr.tca States hus no power 70 abolish or proiiloit
slavery in any OF the Territories OF the United States,
and snch power pertains only to the people int!"bit-
ing the same, when i'll t.e exercise ef riVttiIl an-
tho:i:y they iu!;a their State Constitution with u We"
to admission into the Union.
4. Resolved, That tho Missouri restriction was d
violation OF the foregoing principles, and lis rePea,
by the "Kansls-N Nebraska Law wub wise, just anu
4 CeesaIy.
5. Resolved, That Congress he's no constitutional
riyh, 10 abolish slavery III the District OF Columbia.
s. Resolved, That the duty OF ~atiording adequate
protection in the Territories previous TO their legal
organization as States, to equal rights OF person and
property respected under the constitution u the
un:,n, is incumbent. on the proper Legislative auiho-
,i-y thereof.
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For The Enquirer.
r:IrctiDu Of Generals.

The committee Oh Election Laws, reported 4
bill TO the House vi Delegates, providing tlai
Major Generals and Brisadicr Generals snouid
be appointed hy the Governor, by and with the
advice and consent orthe Senate. This provision
Of the committees report was stricken out by 4
large majority, and, according to the bill, as 1t
passed the House. Generals arc required to be
elected, rs heretofore. By i joint vote Of the
two Houses Of the General Assembly. But
the Governor is empowered to fill any vacancy
that has occurred OF may occur in the Office OF
Major General or Brigadier General, until 1t
| Shall be filled by an election according TO 'aw.
There is now n vacancy in the office OF every
Major General and Brigalicr General in the
| State: the militia las Of the last session. now
| in force, having vacated and annullGd all Their
commissions. II, US it IS thought VIII be tic
case, the Legislature should adjourn without
%cIcc,ins the Generals. the Governor will have
the appointment Ct all Of them, VINO VIII hold
their commissions until the next session al The
Legislature. II The House is opposed 10 put
ting this power in the Governors hands, why
does it not 20 into the election OF Generals =
Will it adjourn and lsa"e their appointment to
the Governor: 'kHnIA CAT.
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Democratic Meeting. in 1iecIilenbur..

A, a meeting Of the Dem cratic party Of Ms.s!enhurf
crua:y, held al The court IIou.-, on ,l. lI,h inst, on mo.
lion. fucker Carrinftou, Esd, va, called 10 III. Chair, cud
f. L. Baptist appointed Scrr-i4ry.
The o6J.c; Ct The meeting hGins explained - sppnint del
ccaics = the D',lri,s Convention, TO bs held IN feter.bu.G
cH the 95lI OF tilS T.on;h.
On mot;on OF John L. Royl. Esq. a rerolo'ion va,.oG=7
ell for the appointment 10y the Char al ten Delegates iToT
each maSistrlial district. 10 Teprt seIt the Democracy Vi
Mccslenbure In said Convention.
To this ri solution Gol. john GUo6r offered az aUrrLrEeD:
suggesting seven DELEGATE 5.
The anrndmrnt was io>t, AMI ;ie original i"solu;!ca he
inE submitted Ia The rCptihg, w.s Adopted.
The Chairman appointed ihc following delegates:
st Ei,iriet-l;. \. Ovcr!,ey, &. J. Dstts, II. Wood, DR..
VIM. S. Eas!ry. DR.. Il. c. Scott, john e.. Boyd, Aatiers,E
orerbry, John ). pa:iei, f. \. Williams and s J.. I:o.s:r.
mat, Charles Aicx tna.r, :ici,r NJ. Frp-s, pr. john Davis.
y L. %llerdrics, john Il. Langley, Nal Alexander, pT. q.
Jefferson.
Sd p~l.,ric:-Col. John Gonde, John ". Williamson, DR..
VIM. II. Jones, Col. Vim. BIsEervilL. Ir.. I. t. f~h,cL,:,n,
R. i. baptist. :. y. Thro~er. {. il. h!muGi.on, Cai. James
| Alexander. o.. II. +. CO prev.
All Dis:rict-Capi. JOHN y. EicIa-i,, pr. Pau, c. Vrna.
bic, John McIhE.E, pr. l.. l.. ~lsG:irs. is"s. :. BcswyN, Roy.
nj Lnck,tt, Geo. {. ~feo.slc, ur. David smith, john p. ra:.
,.I!a, r-aIE s%ni;h:ca.
;th pislric-wm. .. Goote, J-..c. II. r.:tu,, rar;d Big
Ser, Jas. i. Gregory, james Z. Gregory, Dr.. Nm Oliver,
Nm. y. Smith, Arc!s. Smith, B=ai .uia l."3ert., EloS. T..
R:ckcs.
9Th Dish le,- osaOrne. S G. Johnson, Jasi 8. rsa@E,
Chas. :. ilu;chrrsnn. Robert NJ. !!utchrrsun, Or. tcrrs- *.
Rurvell. Al X. Johnson, ". p. Simmons, jas. Lay. Jr, Il.
C:elshaw.
Dr.. 10. Baskerville. Speed iU.s. DR.. u u. Io5iui. George
lays, DR.. lioher. Alexander, pT. John O:hor"c, Isaac II.
Jones, Peter D4"es.
Sth District-E. ". Ililr, Eaton J. Moseicy. J. r. Ba,n.-,
y. NJ. Thornton. A.G. :oyd. Charles D. TUNER, Z. H..
Higgins, WIZ. .. Clcs.oI, thomas X. l!rahi.tk, Robert
Tanner.
On motion, the Chai?roan anu sccT-;a!: were .a4cd 20
the dele gallon.
On motion, i; was
Resolved, Tha, the Protecting. OF ti, r.cc.IaS b. ,r.
nisicd ~ the Tobacco Plant" Co. publication, md tia,
the Democratic paper, Uf Richmond .uJ Ietsrsburs be r-
qurstrd 10 copy.
The meeting ;hcn ad~jnurEc,:.
T. C~AREtNGToE Chm.
= Z H.pI-sr S.r'y
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-03-23

In the Seventh District Convention, which
met at Hampton yesterday, Miers w. Fisher Of
Northampton. and George Booker Of Elizabeth
City county, were appointed delegates; andL j.
Bell Of .Accoluac, and Gen. Taliatcrro Of Glouccs-
ter, a~llcrnateS. Thu delegates and allernatcs
arc strongly Wise men. Both were elected by
acclamation. The Convention were unanimous
in their preference for Wise, and passed strong
resolutions condemning Squa,ter Sovereignty.
The Convention in the +th Electoral Dis
,rict, which met al Farmvillc on the ed inst.
elected ,Mcss,s. Z. W. HUBBARD and Robt. Glass
delegates 10 Charleston. Nothing has been
heard from the 18th District. The delegates thus
far elected, stand as follows Seven for Wise,
Ellir rar Hunter and three uncommitted.
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En-. IL. EnLMir1
TIT o. I1T.VtfLT.
TO nv TcIio.r.CitiXcfiS oil Isicilmoid. Ian
easier. NorthuIn Dr.;uiid and WcsIilorc-
land Counties.

land Counties.
In Il Gcw DAYS, the last regular session Of the
Senatorial term, tUr which il WAS your pleasure
TO elect me, will eHd. Pu1lir cN'gcncie* tnaS
T! require the cnnyocatioiI OF the Assembly IL
! special seS>ion before the regular general cleo
ton; il 81, the opportunity 81 selecting seine
ore 10 ill my seat will be afforded sou III
| November, without the trouble "i = special
| election. embrace it 10 declare my purpose
to return YOU the trust So reluctantly accepted
At some pecuninry sacrifice, and without
ambition for place or power, my Wishes have
been yielded, and IN: assent given. IN Obedience
to a sense of public duty, TO net III l rcprcSeF-
tatlvc capacity. For six years upon different
theatres, haze been 4 public servant, and now
respectfully claim the privilege Of exemption
from further duty.
have found the responsibilities involved IN
an honest and conscientious discharge u The
duties which belong TO high station cquai 10
the honor conferred; and whilst AIN not :" Tree
from vanilr rs TO he unmind;ul OF the ilhttcr-
ing expression Of yonr confluence, yet ! pass
from public life, fully conscious that the obi.
CATION is reciprocal. That upon any theatre %!
action Justice has been done 10 your interests,
il is not mine 10 affirm; but that IN every ACT,
SO far rs my judgment, amid conflicting llg'i'S,'
! could define the path o. truth ana justice
have honestly sought TO obtain II, | may say.
return among you, the private citizens. In
this sphere it is my purpose TO remain; not,
however, as an idle spectator OF the course "l
events; your interests and Welfare are llnt;
among you the ashes Ol M ancestors, ipr Two
centuries. rcpose; and with you, when "ilies
f,rul fever is over | expect my o"n 10 rest,
The grand experiment, purchased hy "a.
c~riices which affected the universal ncart Of
humanity, is now in my deliberate Judgment,
doubtful. Upon he social system OF The South
its SUCCESS depends: upon The individual action
of its members this system rests. lie oiI:y
safe foundation Eor individual action Is Il sound
morality; a sound ~ 'a!iiy is only tangitii the
Word Of God: and though within the pale OF
no church. | TO TO; hesitate 10 point you 10
that morality incuicatcd hy the Bible rs the
only sure foundation Of civil hlrrty.
In parting. justice demands n return 81
thanks 10 those O. you who, hy TIER votes. 50
fully vindicitcd me against Observation-Disclosures
the misfortune of every public mali-whlch,
in my native county. and viii, those who h'd
known me from i~nLlncr, cxcrtcd their iniu'
cDccS. The sale return | can otIer E"u Is the
pledge Of renewed devotion 10 those ~I'o!i'lci'l
principles adopted in carl; nian':ond, anu i'rac-
! ticrd and a,iwNratc,l for twru;y years, without
hope of regard ether tiran the preservation o.
The rir!i inheritance hcQGca!!!c'l Us br wash
inslon.
shall sender ny resignation, 20 iAKe euEc'
on the lsl day q. Nay, 1850.
Yours Z. l.. 7. BEALE.
March % 1850.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-03-23

WIN WILLIE. March 81, lSGl.
Yesterday our Dlstric, Cnnvchtion. al Marion, appointed
DR.. Robert Crockett, Of Wyihe, and WIN. p. Cecil, Of Ta,e
well. delegates 10 the lharlesion Convention, who will un.
qrestionably GO for the nomination OF Gov. Wise, II, long
rs there Is any prospect Of securing hi, domination. John
". Johnston OF Washington, and jona;l!su Richmond. Jr.,
Of Lee county, Gle The al.ernaies.
1t was generally conceded at the convention that eight
or niue.,snths OF the Democratic party Of this DISTRICT pre-
fer Sir. Wise over all others. The Ex-Governor Q! Wash.
ington Territory was In ATTENDANCE, but found no county
DISPOSED 10 cleo; him IS - representative to Charleston.
Yours, respectfully, c.