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The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1860-02-09
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The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1860-02-09
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Safe and reliable Medicine
for -FNnaLu Use.

u
The Public are aaured that our
LONDON Dock GIN is a fuperior
article, pofef1ing all the virtues
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fruit, be sufficient guarantee Of the
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IN cafes OF one and two dozen each,
with our name on the bottles. and
a facfimile of our Signature on the
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tIeasant indeed is It to u.s. that able to place
FILLS" that will pass directly to the afflicted parts
through the blood and fluids of the body and cause
health. 1N
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The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1860-02-09

State OF Wisconsin, Kenosha County Circuit Court.
orsonS. Head against Amos s. Hicks and Morris Pone
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-02

Wis OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES II ts1a
N writ Election dale dl Il de ianYier Su mi atirees
Excellence ROBERT G. WfGkIfFFE tteIysfnsur
Fiat tin la IsansAne les eieetears qualities p4t
dc IA Soteit efans slime lessfs de ID gHe l
million Dr. III Julie instNi Canal de Ia Suusee talis
de I'll descendant is4uan Lac snnt Taf IL fteeins
Hne election lien eli f, anesk iaaf laD
Fttt dc FampiF Gxisiaae ua lie
TRIaF DE la COT i 81 PREM lie fEta io,i#falp
eccsiaRtie In ttisst9n de Honorable H. Colo
Jnlo &Ssseia au dit Histtict,
e seftit sefa otStFt dams eAap reimbursement d scfion
tgt. aeilft$ ~ iatif itna fnffs Nenses midi lin
5lns eat Sc sfter S shsdii5 dh
I'M tes fieeea qualities de II fe sase de IA s0aye.feE
1ti teisis pr les pr Ii ai I5iae
zion dow Htfa eotiAie ri les rasats Hf tfipefe
ee thFasis s2assns uieier eaafs
epnfn lilntnt il Ii lei.
y. 4, .ARKER, Shirt
Nttyelle=t,rldt 2 iensef isf8t s iaaa ie
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-02

E9~Public Librnry-As 1T docs not to
be generally Understood that the Library tie Mechanics In
Kitute iGre all FREE the Gouiatt6s take ia
method Of advising the public Of The fact,
The Library Rooms III the nstitne, Drynies street
between Common and Canal open fye O'clock
NJ to ) o. clock r. u. CIAS. P0TTHOFF
I'm nm Of the nfaFN tlulu
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-02
AgecEnRMn, LANDRY 8 co.'s AUCTION
GENUINE FRErtgATIoN.

/ i
liEINBAhns REGHt fnr The Bladder
JiFftMB0LnS BEGEIH Tor The Kidneys.
fiEHAtB9LllS BUGIIG far the Gravel
liEEMBaInsS HHEHu for the pFopsE.
fiSEMBBibs BEaffG for Nervousness
HEIiMBDHnss BUIItu for ftiks If Memory.
HEEMHt}LDtS BUDHU for flmness of Vision.
HELM b9iBS BUGIU for Difficult Breathing.
HEL.ABHIDtS BHGifE fer Weak Nerves.
HEEMBnLDS HUHtIE for General Debility
I1ELMBDlRS BUGdG for Universal EaSsitltte
TtkLMBDID s IuGtl Z for Horror Of Disease.
HEtMB9fDS HGGtiH for Night Swrats.
HfLMRaHDs BTGHT for NakefilnaSs.
lIEtMBbIDtS BIGHU for ntyness Of Skin. ~
liEIiMBnLBii BUGiIE for EfnpanS.
IiEHMB0IbtS HIGHu I'M Pain in The Back
lElMB8iDS BHCiE los ieRsintss Of the Eyeli, with
Temporary shfi1satipn and Loss If Sight.
IIETMB0tDS BbGHQ fer Mobility and Res asenes8, with
Want of Attention and Horror ot Society,
uEHMB9T.nss RUGHH5fot Distractions.
EELMi0LBS BEGiI for Excuses arising from Indis
efHti0n, and nil diseases ct
FEMALES, FEMALES, FEMALES.
FEMALES, EHMAI.lta, FEMALES
TAKE NO MORE PILLS,
TAKE NJ MORE PILE.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-02

NEW ORLEANS CANAL AND 3AsKIsG COMPANY,
New Orleans. Get. n, 1871 !
EG-T0 Bet-Tife eligible Offices over the new
or A. H. KERSfGy: Cashier.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-03-02
State, which am bound to maintain, and>3he
srlirir Of the laws IL is my duty 10 nyccnta

spirit of the laws it is my duty to execute.
Mr.. DE JARNETrE.-'fher are other pas.
sages to which should like To call the atten-
ton Of the House; bnt vii! not dctain it fur.
thcr, IT this time, by reading them. | will
merely remark. in this connection, that the
Governor Of Virginia refused to deliver up
the fugitive from justice in New York. upon
the rcquiSt:On uf Governor Seward, until the
parties accused Of kidnapping slaves in Nirgi.
MA should have been delivered up The Lc-
sis!ature Of Virginia assembled during the pen.
dency Of this controversy, and wish to call
the attention Of the House to the course then
pursued by them. 10 show that Virginia has
ever been true 10 her plishted faith. Although
our Governor had refused TO comply with the
obligations Of our State, because the Governor
Of New York had refused to discharge the
obligations ni that State 10 Virginia, the LeSs.
latIrc Of Virginia determined TO surrender,
and did surrender to New York her fugitive
from justice, and Governor Gi!mer, in consc-
quencc Of the action of the Legislature, no
longer refused mis- consent. but delivered TN the
(ugtiYc Gov. Giilner then resigned. THIS
shows the position which Virginia occupies in
reference Ii other States in the discharge Of all
her obligations TO them.
This conservative In:n, Novcrnor Scwarl,)
II high executive position, who was 50 bcauti.
fully portrayed by the gentleman from Ohio
the other day, positively refused! in 1889, to
surrender 20 Virginia a k:daaprcr OF our
slaves, upon the ground that II" offence could
be committed in stealing slaves from their
masters. Thus William H. Seward stands be-
fore the countrya perjured traitor; and yet
that man. with his hands stained with the
blood OF our citizens, we are asked TO elect
President of the United States You may elect
him President Of the North, but Of the South
never. Whatever the event may be, or others
may Go, Virginia, in view Of her ancient re.
nown, in view Of hcr .luStrous dead, and in
view Of her nc ssmrcr tyra'sniS, will resist his
authority. have done.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-03-02
The IscPubIic OF ST. DOn,In.O.

We have read, with interest, some particr.
lars o! this Southern Republic, its climate,
productions, trade. &c. There is a regular line
of packets from New York, which present op-
portuni!;cs for TIE emigration of passengers
thi,her It has bccn suggested 10 us, that St.
Domingo would he most proper region for
the surplus free negro population oi the South.
crn States, which are nuisance and an evil.
Full information, oa this subject, may be oh.
taincd from Messrs hoiii' pc,suhn, New
York, who have a l:c ul packets to st. Do
lnngO
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-03-02
EanaS,la County III Favor Of EGcnry L.
Sisc for tho Presidency.

To tAt Editors Of u Niith'1oa4 EhqNiwr::
kASAwmA {. H.. Feb. Goth, 1860
Gen,lemcn--A large and enthusiastic Dem
ocratic meeting was held here to-day. which
declared in favor Of Henry \. Wise FOR the
Presidency. Nine ;cnt!ls Of the Democrats Of
this county prefer Wise :"- the Presidency
over all other living men. lie is the i'seple's
choice everywhere.
st least ninc-tcnths or The Democrats. and
many Old Line Wings. in all oi the counties in
this section Of the State are for Wise. and if
Virginia is not uaii tor him at the Charleston
Convention, the preference Of the people vii!
be very grossly misreprcscntcd.
Yours, in haste. NANAwuA
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-03-02

Tie New Orleans ''picaynnc" Of Sunday,
says: THAT the United States Marines have
been landed no: only at Tamp!co aud SInatit
Ian, but also at Alvarado, the first place to DO
attacked. and for the express purpose "f work.
ing the artillery recently sent down from tho
Castle Of San Juan IL is stated that Miramon
reached the National Brids" On tl:c sth on his
way to Vera Cruz where the l.;hcralists lare
erected new and strong fort. This completes
the line of so called Sand forts which now
cncilclc the entire city. The new fort looks
ont towards the cemetery and hills beyond,
where Miramon will doubtless plant his battc
ri.s :"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-03-02
THREE HUNDFsED DOLLARS RE


eAEAWAI from Tn. subscriber the iih dry OF 6sP
Ls july last, cOppcr-cOured negro nan. by the "a
name OF BOE about twenty-five Years DID, five feet ~
esh or ten Inches iich weighing about one hun. IL.
drrd and scTcn;y:vr pounds. lie has the or
the stomach, small light scar caused hy blister
lie is very cree; and well cr:r read aud write bob
brought TO this State Ia. Spring BY keyion Williams
Of rcde county, North Caroiua They purchased him Of
Wiley ~ Culvcrd, Of Asa county Eor:l Carolina witnessed
by e. \. Carleton. ""m bob left e aid that II was his
intention go ia james River, Virginia. have Idea
that he will own his right nanc ar his master.
will pay The above reward If iq is delivered Ia at
West Point, Tr0up county, iicorria, or will pay hun
dred and Atty dollars reward for him if lodged in safo
Jail, 50 that | Eel him. WILLIAM REID,
Ian ll--cwtt Wcst Point GcDrEin.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-03-02
} THE PUBLIC.
NY: h,v. received letters from dsret sections ct the

I'VE have received letters from dUerett sectIos eI TIE
W coua;ry, Informing that il is reported that orr
NJ T. Jas reanc intends to discontinue the commission
business We hav. no doubt tha, such reports have
been circulated with the Intention Of njaring us In "uI
business and take this method Of informing our friends and
o...-rs that such reports are FALSE and MALICIOUS.
Mr. p.ane having sold his farm In Goochlanh county
will devote his sine entioH sSTHELr to our business
which We intend heretofore conduct with energy ant
rromp,n.ss and hope deserve ih- confidence and pa
,ronare OF our friends. pEANE, ilUGSuN JAMES.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-03-02

, \ LITTLE GIKL BURNED To D:A1m WHILE At
PEArER--A shocking camphcnc accident oc.
Cured in Cincinnati last week by which an
only child, little yiri about i've years old.
was fatally injured, a'd l:rr mother badly burn
ed The child had Just concluded its evening
prayer preparatory {" retiring for the night,
whcn the mother picked up i campEenc lamp.
which fell from her ll.,ld, and breaking, tho
contents were thrown all over the clothing Of
the girl She WAS almost instantly cnrclopcd
in q sheet Of flame. and before it could be cX-
tinsuished, was 81 shockinsiy burned that she
died soon after. The mother, i'll her efforts 10
save her child from the dcyouring element, Was
also badly burned about the body aud arIrs-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-03-02
Z. L. EIA'EGH EIS

q. F.
No lai (iIAv!EE SrEEET NEW ORLEANS, La.
z lBEnAL Advances male on Property placed in my
~ hands sur Sae-Slavrs-TrXas, Mississippi and Louis.
in!a Lands Rough; aud Sold.
{. NJ. JOHNSON, Superintendent Slave Depot.
NOTICE TO MERCHANTS. PLANTERS, TRADERS, AND
OWNERS or SLAVES.
Having made extensive alterations and accommodations
at my old stand am prepared to receive and ac-
contnnda;c from three hundred slaves, for sale
commission. ! can also accommodate the owners with
good board AMI comfortable rooms reasonable ,erRis.
THESE having business Ia my line would do well TO cnll and
See for themselves before Dokng esewere ms the Induce
ments offer unr,ualcJ good stock Of Negroes for
sale will bc coniaay kept hand consisting Of Field
Hands, Mechanics, House servants, Seans,rcsses, Nurses
Hair Dr,sSers, &C. r. HATCHER.
New urenls nrceulIrr. = l,.n-Xm.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-03-02
The Richmond Enquirer.
,sucn DAILY. sEMlwEEHLr AND WEEKLY
T. nv W.: pTssH1E DuNNAvANT, TYLER WISE
re L, VI s.:

sor.n dollars per auuuE1, and IT The
pA;Ls 80 e taken for shorter period than one
;;; ssSwsS ss ave s'. IA Hs s'Sa fSs
inrcr dollars Tor SIN r x copies ;ur $40, to be iH:d m
"SEStY per When lr;,yr- containing money are
ssIT hr mail they must be ri'tre' or 's: vi" At '"s
risk nf the writers. =, ~. D,;lv Semi-W eeh!y
SsSi s + rsas ssUs
every Month ,he Inserted Il; q cents per linz
'.e :ef due. ;S hi, ost :sS |f; mail in
tbr Editors. ,, Tr;h,tcs cr Respect. exceeding
.s. 49, are charged for Il'sr,sssmiis.a u,,b ,s
Orders rom f,c,rv references 10 insure execution
vance pay, W
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-03-02

A. a meeting ri the philodemic society OF Georse.sTn
College held Friday, February lth l769 the death OF
ION p;SJ Kr.H FLOYD. Virginia. beipg announced by
Ia. stewart Esq Of Virginia. committee ot three Sas
arpoint.i to drai: resolutions Of RESPECT.
The froain: were presented aud accepted:
Whereas /, IA, pleased Divine proYidcnce 10 call from
nur midst Hon EESJ ErsH FprJ, OF Virginia, Eem.
the P:!ntcnc Society OF t-orgeoWn College, and
o It's icunders-a gentleman distinguished for hi. eni
services in both branches OF the legislature Of hi, na.
tive statc Tor lis high legal abilities, ani cr al those T.r.
which beco sincere ChEtan-%e, the member Of
this Society, do lament the los. which the country o.
large, and which ourselves hay. sustained and We deep.
;y aympsthz. with the afflicted family Of the deeessed-
Therefore be
Resolved That the usual badge o: mourning TOR
thirty DAYS and that copy OF resolutions and pre-
anble be scot 10 tue relatives Of the deceased. .
Resolved, That copy Of these resolutions Sno
be published Ia the Hichmond Enquirer OF Virginia. AIa
III. National Ir,elzencer Of Washington, and be enter
ed In 'ul upon the Journal o. Of m Ihe sos,sIy. cSEt
JrAS 4. PIZZtN1, , CcDn,Efe
AUGUSTINE VI. SEALE.
LEONARD Da SeTA, TrsalGsas
I T. u.iiar, Cor. See.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-03-02
,,s !:Hs:sY !unSSuN. Wy H. r'"'
JOHNSON L. PEGE.
COMMISSION MESCHA MIS-.


RICHMOND, VA.
,Jg t sale Of Tobacco Wheat, Corn, snd country pro-
d.ce generally return their sincere thanks to their
-n, Tor the very liberal patronage heretofore rNeTded
10 ;hru, and sk continuance and increase O! the same
e. ncy yesr promising their undivided petsoaa aiten-
lon 20 Al! c"i.sisuulents committed 10 them.
al--cii
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-03-02
HARIaFED.

MAgEI.p o Thursday the I'D inst, n. MiilSood In To"
halun county, by the Erv. Lewis Wake, HEuRGiHa,
younyrs, daughter nf the late David McCaw, 81 d., !"
THOMAS l. p.TTES0N. Esq, Of New YORK CITY
s~ Wing please copy.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-03-02
Observation-Disclosures oEriGE,

CuES!EEFlELD CnCHT-i0GSE IASCAHf -, 1850
4" The heirs OF VIM Archer deceased and the heirs OF
reiterated Archer, d:c.tscd You hereby notified,
ma III pursuance Of deere. o: the Circait Court oil
Chsscrhci couiy, IN 'h- cas. of Thomas Y. rnrscss,
term ls9, have appointed the iii. day of March next
n my oacc 10 enquire an ascertain whether the lands in
Inc '.i mrht'rhci enn lie diTa"d i'll kind. whether
gale OF the same is NECESSARY 10 a pYr.i,ion
The Commissioners y also directed hy ,l s,d decree 10
advertise for the heirs al P-tcrrh Archer who
departed this lte a"u; tho year 1890 a.crrt.n rs
isr he cr hld Residences They AR. there.
fore hereby notified and requested couniinru their
ua mcs and residences TO The undersigned
Given under a;r Commissioner i!r said C,urt
the d3r AMI year liIs; aforesaid.
Feb I-NIr ", ". T. CnHiiltl. Culnr
DACOy SID ES.-!d'!,i.s prsms Western bacon sides
ID landing. For ra,e ny +. H. SRtSkEE & CO.
Feb - ss
ESa:!sk: Gr,ff .sssAEsI-3u hait:. Inr sGl"ty
FrL 20 l. { u. b. DAVENPORT.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-03-02
Inter from Mexico.

Sgw ORLEANS, Fsh. 2?Thc steamship Arizona, from
Urazus with date. the 2h, has arrived Tn: latest In
ellccnce from tie l.io Gralr saicS that CDrinas vas
sill; in po-se,iom Of the We. bank q" the Rio tirane and
Is frequently making predatory iGcurs!ops on iexr' TO.
bin, and Tomiincis ranger corps mad been sbahded aho
sent home s,oa"nls,oIs cavalry and Towle
Guarding the border 10 the eaten. Oi their ABILITY.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-03-02
C.,,I,1YSSION HLS:S sSS.

or, ~ Matlius
h,s wi;hrasinr, shall continue the Commission Bu.
n INV own nane drro;ns my attention 10 the sales
'' ''o ';r;rrd and vii! receive prompt attention.
n e!cas sales shall have the assistance OF Mr. Alfred
,Irrs Of the late fra Of liarrs Gibson whose long
I'D ,horouch knowledge OF ih- business, In adj
~. 81 nv own rIor,. will hope, INDUCE many OF his
and late customers, well US Others TO favor Inc
~. .,.r patronage. hsHhi Y. "A'NiNS'
--ytN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-03-02
SaiIfnn oftlc Arabia.
The Sex.Inn Machine Case.

Sg~ Yo.k Feb. 29.-The stracaship Arabia bound for
Liverpool, sailed at to-day Sh: ;ascs out ahy p
,-ny.r., but specie on frc'sil.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-03-02
Later from Mexico.

Syw OKLglSs Feb Eth. Schooner Suffolk from Nina
tlan with dates to l2 inst reports that JuarcL had sent
war steamer and dslan.d the Fort and
taken the guns Vera Cruz Tire steamer returned 10
Mnaan again the lth ;!nd rrpnEicd i!at H!rafnon
In procamat!"n had ordl red all foreigners 10 eracuaio
Vera Cruz within four days. The "Picaynnes corrcs
ponGrat .yS that u LIBERAL officers 1t Trhnant-pec have
driven several American merchants OGt Of The country
The presence rf ncd slat.. alone prevents all
N. American. rom being driven f.em T:hunntrprc
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-03-02
LYSSaiAys:N OYS'rEsIiS.

An preparing ;hcse justly celebrated OYSTERS, for
i shipment and general transportation ihroughou, ,l,s
country and very respectfully sn!c: orders for the article
The put up in hcrnctcally sealed cans, fresh
spced and keep any climate long the
can. unhrokcn. They taken from my
Lynnavrn Bay, anl therefore, genuine.
SUrdcrs promptly executed, from any par, Of the
ccuG;ry.
Address through the London Bridge Pn.oice, Princess
Anne COUNTY. Virginia.
Drc ..--TW:iiu GEORGE T. ROGERS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-03-02

HLTIHong Feb. .9-Th- Saving Machine patent case OF
Singer Co. against add Webster Co, ~as la: week de-
cided In favor Of the defendants all the points, in';eao
OF for the plaintiffs, as before reported.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-03-02

CN,nn-roS rrI 2-.-The steamship Isabel, with Hays'
na dates TO the 9h ms, arrived here this -TeEGs. usr
misc rllanrous news Is uniinportant.
Sugars we're steady and unchanged. Noiass-. was &C.
,I;pin
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-03-02

prnNNJIiallfH UFHlOCT:ltIC {UTEVHtIUHs
READING, r,., Feb. g.. The state Democratic Conyen.
lion orsai=ed to-day hy clrr:ns George L. smith, o! Cam
bria, a. Chairman.
fsErOSn bEsrsTC:i.i
Ep.p:SG, "a. Feb. 29-AiieTn"un.-w. H. Welsh Of New
York was elected President Of the conv.nGn The 'ot-
-ood Welsh IS, Cunningham So. The Wci,n vote "a 70
yardeh IS Indicative o. yHclanau's strength
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-03-02
VIRGINIA STOVES. VIIsGISlA SrUyES! !!
VIR ClNlA STOVES.!.
RICHMOND STOVE WORKS ESTABLISHED ~ 1851.


MANUFACTURES at this celebrated Southern Stove
If Foundry Cylinder Box, Parnr aud Cooking Stoves,
othe mos, desirable styles and Of superior working quail
;es Also Hot air Furnaces Fronts and Crates. Hollow
Ware IydrAns Sinks, &c, &c, aud most descriptions o!
light Machinery and Urnaueutal Castings.
The proprietor Is convinced tina; sufficient apprcciave
patrons could be found in his market who would pay The
value Of good article justify him in the Of the best
materials and il the employment Of competent mechanics
Tr0hrdS the inouderS employed these stoves a:e
rrginar who have learned their trades AT these works.
rese Stoves have baen gradually gaining favor until they
become the popular Of any 10 Their sups
s;reng, aud simplicity of operation peculiarly fits ieu
for the Use VI servants.
Repairing Plates promptly supplied
Timers an stove dealers throughout the South wil! hn
Il 10 their Ipterestto forward their orders 10
Asa SNYDER, Richmond Va.
Re.aIled In Richmond by Messrs. c. D. YALE Co., WM.
SEARS WOOD &. & ~ BAHGAMiS, Jr., and WIN. 4.
Jan 9--c.;Ia.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-03-02
J. .llAGILL,

ATTORNEY AI,lAtN...
WIiiilhic.
WILL attend collections aud all rhcr business In tse
W In Of his profession.
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AitbmonS enquirer

By RlTCHIE, DUSNAvAST TYLER l. WISE.
FRIDAY MORNING, MARCH ?, 1856.
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Il l.IRD.
Lo.:IS a. BUCKINGHAM,.

HILLSrLLR, CARROLL co, VA,
TTEypS regularly the County and Circuit Courts of
N Ca:.o wy;hr Floyd, Pulaski and adjoining counties
He w. continue act collecting agrnt for NoEhs-n
merchants all persons who may have business Ia Car
.cy sr, affirming counties Dec 2G--c6u
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ED,
y.rsoIutions OF fEcspcet.

Dxo on Tue.dsy evening. a. clock. .'.eF a pa.n,u!
and ro,racted Hines, Mrs Ann H. p""H cons"r' u mo
I,,. r,e.-l Daw, in the 18th year OF b.! age.
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LATER from s;UrOpc.

Srw ORLEANS Feb. :?.-Thc Cn;"n Cotton Press w.'
ar.lIy burned yesterday morning, together with lDy
b.I,s Of cotton Tie los. |, estimated at $4,000.
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j. MAGlLL,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
NrrlCE with Robert Tyler Esq No. l4+, south Sixth
" street,
PIILADELPHIA
MI sead collection OF claims and all Other basil
..,,,I,.r,i 10 his care Jan 3l--clt
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Abolition or slavery IN Kan.ns.
Destructive Fire.

g: Locus, Feb. 29-Thr Legislature 81 Kansas hars
assed hill ahoising slavery, over the Governor Ve'o
8 4 vote Of 50 20