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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-03-20
President OF the SOclct,,


CARDINAL PLANES IN THE PLATroEn or
MADAME BATrs-As Edward Bates, OF MIS-
souri,, is now ia,rly in the field rs Il candidate
for the Presidency, he having been nominated
BIZ the Opposition party in his own State, it
may be proper to promulga'e some Of the
principal claims lie has upon the penpIe ot tae
United States for the distinguished position TO
which lie aspres. First, he is native OF llr-
rinia. and as that State is the mother Of presi-
dents, it is fair to presume that she Will not
now attempt 10 discard ncol hcrson Second
he is1he father Of seventeen chiidren-niore
than all of our Presidents have had from
Washington down. Third, he has cmancIpated
all of his slaves, ard provided them with COM
Portable honcs-the latter is the Northern
plank. Fourth, he is an old line Whig which,
according to his own Interpretation, means Il
man who takes his brandy and water reSu!ar y
and votes the Democratic ticket occasionally
II these are not sufficient to ensure the success
of Madame Bates in the coming campaign, we
shall have to re.assert the charge that republics
are ungratcfu|.- Ne~ York Rsrald.
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Virginia Copper.

We have had the pleasure OF examining some
beautiful specimens Of copper ore, from the
Cr,nberry and contiguous E.ines, in Carroll
county, Va, sent to SarnIci McCanaht Esq +,
and to be seen in The Office Of the Clerk Of the
House Of Delegates We cannot !orhcaT call
ing The attention of such as feel any interest i'll
the metallic and mineral wealth Of the State,
and inviting them to 90 and see for themselves
The specimens bear testimony enough to salts
f. the professional miner that the depositc
from which they arc taken Is not only rich
one, but also of that valuable character which
is termed cruptivc and whici, has proved 30
favorable for deep ninin. in all countries.
The principal minerals tia; compose the
valuable metallic part OF the ore are: Native
copper i'll small crystals, distinctly visible with
the aid Of pocket lnasniGcr; rcd oxide, con-
tanning So per cent. Of copper, also in beautiful
cochineal red crystals, showing the perfect octa'
hebron; vitreous copper ore, or copper glance,
1 chemical compound Of sulphur and copper,
containing ~ per cent. Of copper; it being often
furnished and sometimes decompoScd, it passes
frequently by the name Of black oxide, from
which it widely differs. The yellow pyritcs
is another Of the sulpllurets, containing IS
per cent. Of copper. The si'icate Of copper, or
chrysocola, containing 10 per cert. OF copper,
presents mountain green Or bluish-grcen streaks
and patches, and is easily distinguished from
another green mineral 10 hc seen il tie rocks,
which is the green carbonate, Or maiachitc, con-
tainirg 70 per cent. Of copper, minera! that
dissOives with cifrryeSccnce IL acids Also
small parts and coatinss Of the blue carbonate,
or azurite, containing GO per cent. Of copper,
may be seen mixed with sulphurets.
The oxide Of iron, the result OF IccoE.poScd
sulphrrcts, coppcras, quartz, tale, mica, cpl
otc and slaty PARTICLES form the vein,sionc in
which the ore is npregnatcd and imbedGcJ.
Taking in consideration the appearance of this
vcn.stonc, and the richness oI the minerals by
which it is imprcsnated, there is no question
that such deposits must pay heavy rcmunc.
ration 10 an entcrprising company. As we arc
informed by Mr. McCamant, the vein varies
from two 10 ten feet and more, giving an
abundance of ore, which, if even n great deal
less rich than the specimen exhibited, would
pay well for mining and smelling. Some OF
the ore has brought as much as $l4O per ton
in Baltimore
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Dowy o. SEWARD AND CHAsu.-The Evans
vile tInd) Journal, strong Republican paper,
uhich is friendly 10 lie nomination oi Euward
Bates for President, thus notices Two OF MS
cn.ue,to,s for that honor 1t says
We clairn-,s TO the only objections urged
against Mr.. Bates-that Ge is better anti
slavery man than either Seward or Chase, with
out partaking in the least OF Their ulra'sl. JUST
rs much AZ practice is preferable to proieSslo
are Mr. Bates amti.slavcrv sentiments 10 DC
preferred 10 those o! the New YORK ana eh'o
acn;-,nts What sacrifices have Chase or Sew
,r1 eyer made in the anti-slarery cause =
What have they ever done to relieve the en-
cbaincl African they talk so patheticaIlS about,
beyond mere spccch-ma;ing: so far from
making any sacritccs their "nti-slavery views
have OILY been used as instruments 70 ioISt
them into Office and to secure feed from the
public crib.
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rEnrpcr.s Ferry Claims.

We call the attention Of all concerned to the
notice in lo-day's paper, Of the Goard Of Com
nisS;oncrs, to all persons having claims against
the Commonwealth On account Of lhc JohE
Brown raid-anl VIC are requested to ask ON
Contemporaries, in those portions Of the STATE
from whence troops were Sent, 10 give lnlorma
ton to their readers, that MI claims not pre-
scn,cd within six months from the 23d January
last. will be barred By the limitations OF th'
lpv. creating the Board
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\ deaf mute has been put upon his trial. on
a charge Of murder, at Oxford, \. {. The
preliminary question was, as TO whether he
was Of sufficient mind 10 understand the ua-
,urc Of the trial and his own rights. Aspc'
cial verdict for the prisoner was agreed up y,
and the case carried up to the Supreme C9n:;
of tho State II the Supreme Court grants n
new trial, the whole issue sill have TO b!
gone through with again. Il IL ''"w trial L
refused the prisoners life is saved, en. c wall
have TO be D!ac,d in the Luna:ic Asylum.
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IIAyrruILL. March Sd, 1870

Dear Sir In conformity to your request,
have drawn upon you for one hundred dollars,
at sight, thanking you FOR your liheral,y.
In gard 10 the depressed condition Of the
MECHANICS at the North, would say. in behalf
of ms craft, that the time has come when cap
italts;s can no longer control tile masses.
We intend, as citizens, TO assert oar rights,
and no longer scnd our enemies TO Congress 10
fight our friends. Yours, with respect,
(Signcd.) q. 4. IA" LEI,
prnSidnnt Of the Sncic1Y
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Mrs Allibone the oldest sister ofGcorgc u.

V'N'F-s "'S'Sf 7'
Turner, who was slain at llarpcrs Ferry, 5F
John Brown and his associates, was BARRED at
Clmrlcstown, on Friday last, by the side OF her
brother She dcd at Mount Hope LGnatic
Asylum. whittier she was taken shortly alter
her brothers death She never allied after his
mrr,,cr hit continued to sink until her broS
spirit burst its earthly bonds and returned TO
its Maker.
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4 WEALTHY BElDGEroEr WIDOW MAHElES \
NrGEo.-Thc New Haven News give the fol-
lowing particulars Of an amalSamation case
which occurred IN Bridgeport, Connecticut:
\ handsome, buyom widow Of Il late inii'icn-
tial and prominent merchant Of that city, who
has figured conspicuously among the "nppeT,
tcndoln,' since the death Of her husband. ana
might reasonably aspire 10 the most honor'-
bic alliance in the way Of a second marriage mas
been 50 far dc!uled and carried away by the cur
rent GlnaticiSn. Of a.ccrtain class OF men IN New
England, who are annually invited TO Lecture
a,;nac rs on the ''beauties OF amalSamatIon,
that She has actually taken TO her embraces, as
her ebony lord" a negro luborer Of that city
A. bac], aS the ace ct spades. Her friends and
connections, who are most numerous and re-
sncc,abc. are ol course in tho greatest fever ci
eyci.cmc,,t and trepidation at the unfortunate
occurrence, and are giving out that she is in
sanc''-that her mind has been unbalanced ny
.sD::!;ualiS,n;' but her business transactions
show thu. sue has method" in her madness
anI that her lavish expenditure upon the he
90 we're made with view to the consnnE'a
ton ci purpose long prominent and upper
clos5 in her own niod
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destructive Iiirc.

About O'Clock yesterday Ore h7oke out IN the row Of
brick houses at Rockets. owned b. II. ". Tyler, Esq
Owing TO the difficulty of getting water the entire block
Xix ,.u,mrn;s WAS destroyed. One OF the tearncnt, was
Scrpnird ne Drug Store one a. Bakery one lioel
and The ohc-s US Groceries, &C. The loss Is about 10 V
Some two or ,tsc :elsmens adjoining were nGeE h'a<1
hv Er.
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-; !riI a UI su... ~ rs; oIrr 10 dispose n
W property. HiIic!I q: House aud Lot IL
the ;0w o. ,i,i,-l.roDk Augusta County Virginia. IN.
House is in reiI large nGd c0rmodi"m-, and "lt
accommodate any ordinary ihtnily There IS also Eo"I
sable, an excellent hraudy, Aa AL necessary oGi hni!u
nvs. Also, Of The b.St rarri- IN the Str. lhis pr"
pcriy lie. about the cc;rv "f lie r%a. aud Is, ia Ac le
m"si d-lrafc AID convenient oi any III : place. He
sides this s yNr.l-t -crin c"uu,ry, AMI is 10
fact. very desirable pc,t."u Tor Phv -isan To any
Physician wi-ii: !" guTca sc. viii ,upiy say that Il IL
OF the tes; UrIi: nGw o. NJ alt. this property
Is attached ~" ":cc. nrI- and raony. Expecting 10
leave for III. VS.: in very siCr i,ue early applications
sr- desired. Address !. GROSS, VI. H.,
Feb .S-cIf 'iihli-iruuk. Augusta Co., Va.
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Ef,-p Cyrur- .Tirr fprp t'ItEI.

FLOUR EXPLOITATION fRoM CHARLESTON. -
The Spanish Iniacrc Jnsefa was cleared q
Charleston on Monday, Tor tha Canary Islands
with ergo OF ilour, equal to !,Gp0 barrels, III
ciudinc the finest brands vi North Car2l!:ia
Baltimore and Richmond.
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S5t, ssr;NtIsE.

G1 CS n~ay from the sE- rth"r. in the latter part OF
IA January, thy iiS, ,nr John Thomas. }
~ wears old hd .,ch lie Is about FIVE !c.t
six crs In height. lr snd nt:r" va r"ei ny Jordan
Elicit, OF hampton county, rd sui M~sss Jones
Suirr weH IaUG !. Yeats u.! I..ry std h.u 10 DR..
Charles j. Oliver, OF Campbell County. 1t Or. U"e s
sale lSJg they repurc!Inr,! nn, frun lEc!n pur
chased him abUu: The m!d,~ OF january, i>Gh.
Tn. above reward (!ev ruia all Otter ,Xpcus-sl will he
,aid for his delivery inc. sirwroi Arrt county,
,our miles from ;le Cour: pus- 80 !;ce ro all other
c.peiI.es If lodged Ia aay j, II! Viz r, that can
recover hitn . -
Feb 2S-ctf IrFftk>oN PEl TON.
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.,.,,E ,:OJEHSs,fs O.' VIRGINIA.
81 o2 40 ANA lloN.

,,,ir,,< ,zyi,., I.,rn received by t!e Executive
.Iui,N ,ONpS escaped from the jail ol tae ceG'iy
-. Oh the n .ht q! iae :.i ltst lie having been
,,, ;.-rria 70 charge o burglary, ana tta'
- = ,Isr> 20 aiy person who sEai! arrest the
I:snas and deliver hn in!o the jail o. said county
liam: aud do moreover require all othee:s ni
ed,h civil and a.'!:ia!y. and reqaes' me ieo'
a,s 20 use their best rSsTt'oas % procure h'' aF-
= "a, ~ .aay be brpuSin 20 justice.
., asi-! my ha3d as GOrsi.o-, and Ia!er ;he Less
.s,l ;: :;r Commonwealth, i; Eca:n":'d: ~. IN
dsy u. February, lssl. JoiN LsiGhEa
,Ir GJ.tr.>r:
%.".j: u NrSToRo. Secretary q! The Commonwealth.
ms BuXDS ui!,s John runl:, Is about six trr: nAs
.e.y. ag!.t, viz. n.Ge eyes ..Id all aoGaci"rs
-, i. 1t i.., We; .ts aarut t"u hundred pounds,
Yer; Ar cu:Dp,-A:uE. t-t 2>--cST
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qae Richmond Enquirer,
I'm DAILY, SEMi.wEEKLr AND WEEKLY
s....,Iv n,TSyayaNT. TYLER s WISE.
TER MS:

-p.,1 psrEs sere i"..AFs Yer ,-rI,d than one
doisr. L ,AAe' &c: ,.o'!s' rer'su ss,na:u. ana
:$s '.s NV ..as;h, psyas:c In ai'A:.ce. For the
i'.,, q" 80 o; six copies for ~. 10 be paid III.
r..'' Iv,rre Wnr;, letters eon;a!:ai aS1t! o.. .t
NAH. hey .nu., ee rs.'i>''e';, "' 's! WIZ 'F
'S .rr,,rm.n,s inserted in Ae DAILY st''''
'i.,,y snaarr., on i'bc:. ;es'as' S,,.-;, published
S!ss~rSo tSsr.ssE Ao'".:s:H sIhs. ,.s,:v - :hcu
- MSa:h ne monthly eris;'. y, = t:.;. t.S per line.
J .er;s>: ,si, cc. aay hc rcr,;yd per mall IN
Al Gai, ~ a,,s uc,rs II registered = tie r''H 81
Editors r-,,u.-. NJ r,.prc:, exceeding
% 90. - .b.rrr,, for Is adrr:t,r!1.&:s
rom ii.ancr mus he accompanied WIN .tis a'
.ay or satisfactory references. 70 !h'Gre eNee"''u
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TO SEMei'.spEEiis:, BOUM AND JUD
I1kINIE.RS.
CGTJEHE:;S5 UNITED STATES TYPE
ToUNDRy q,

Nus o.. 81 .iND ~. DEEKMAN STREE /,
S,:W YORK.
y, ,CrPIi&S every arl'ci. nse-ssaS 10 small or large
y rrui!fs E.au!s siLrui, the favorable irr!s.
and presents :r uUs extensive vaI!ey,
either FOR the -pspcc hook jnb isr, al amy Other
Foundry Ia the coutrH, its pfop:i,iors The Undersigned,
beg 20 ,l i- attr;U Interested prdg:Ug themselves
sucl huIor w! tirir orders iwietarr IN
r-ruu Or hy lcsT tina: they vi e sur:rd With the best
its kind whether !! Presses, Ink, Cases,
i:D.!Ig Sv.i.S stands Ga- ETC. a. III riEpe Il now
from GonErrs celebrated aud uncTua!ied tlId Type
Meta, they The fact In the hope that those ii-rrst.
ed wi. Carefully .xar;a. fur themselves They would III
flrn .faG D IL. Continent hat their New Su"r'o Eci-
;.n ~; specimens l:inu: TSEes. Urha.nrnrd, etc, i
rat: lnr .rS "a -rctinm, aud with unlimited c"hi-
drrcc tiir ability ;"e perfect satisfaction I" s:i"'e
wiu NAY ay"r wi; h=r custom, they wUuiI respect,
fuiig rts nr n c:..
Jnu..-cr.;u JAMES CONNER & SONS.
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Appuiutnlcut.

BlLT!Nc2-, March !G.-Hrgh LernoI Bond has pcea aL
DO el 10 I'LL the vacancy CAUSED by lie iG2sasuatN
Jnli= STUMP o! The Criminal c cur.
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,lA,iL EiIL.., - N,EW ..s:,I COINAA

NA3sk EalLS., az A3:W stGHi Coz NAh, {,
(uE SALE.
OFFER for sale privately u,ni the THIRD DAY OF
AflL neat aad Il :!o s"!a privately rr!2 /" taI at?
will al Gay u:Etr a. pc tic sale, the preTaist. Tie
u LAID w!ch uJS esiue called aid n""w; -
;:rc y: Mail. Hhi, y k..:s ~ IL. ,euny q" New heui,
wi:i,E EIi.,, OF IA; H:r ua." H:-rs ie :'c!ieu;.
T.rA :rr EI!;o.G t.vs-r> ~ fITca-tS River "'i
w;:,a Gs.ucG vi 1g.sns Station D. sai ~ -G,
ep;.ia.in: 81" nsirS.
Grop n w.ra seeded tie ianA last III. au the
corn la:I for the rrrscii: yclr has tru! sa!owed.
! Possession civ,n !MI@e,itatey.
Persons wishing purchase .Gv:'ta ~ ,: '!- !~-
u;Ses
NJ POS. oisce !, New k=at {. II.
. Fs, .s-:w:r JOHN D. CHRISTIAN.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
VALChEe.sS :ltE.N EOis SALE,

tSLJ n ss.ss sFfe w EOfS SALE.
OFFER tor saIe privately my :aru "Bre Mont lyiny
In the county OF King ard Qaern, the Gvursh!ug
yase c: Seve;ssve, au Ave iirs the Court ousu
Said arm CONTAINS Gbout i acres. Is we'll adapted the
ero"iI OF cora. OATS wheat and tnblcce-s well supplied
%'th uGees large portion Of which is the Muttpnn
r!vera good dwelling ruuis aud an oaicr in the yard
all necessary servants houses In good condition. large
Darn. had stables Nil IL j. deemed UNNECESSARY TO
mention the many advantages rc,.,rI y IN. above farm
IN p"ih "i pr"ductirencss lncan, rali &c, &c, rs II
STre>ined PERSONS dvsirng,v purchase would prefer 10 ex
a"''e 'or themselves Forlufti'er HArcn'rS arpE 10
March S--,t S,evc,,sviilr F. a.. Kur aud Qi"-n
GOOD WESrs:HN ttNrs H.Nt. s.I,N~..
f3HG undersigned have for sale large quIut;icS Of good
d ARK in':s lands, "I very superior quality,
aud "I low terms
They will also land. persons desiring Invest,
fIvorEnie tryris.
AL bG>!:ir:S u. aad nature attended promptly, IN
uoo cotton ,i-, in large hoyes, FOR sale CHEAP. For
tull Particulars. aGurvss UiE i PRifClARD,
Dec IL -cwSn Jacs>"nn"ri. Ark.
rAE.EAisi.s: iii&isS. LtNo rota SALE.
xs islilAG to DISPOSE Of reai estate in order 10 d.
VIDE he proceeds Im7n my cildre:', eher l'f sale
privately, my fAEM SURFING li'li."
THIS mos, drsirbe tract o lap" Hes IN the heart oi e
vslu.blc tobacco ia,.s o. Lcusa b":h >dcs oi The
south branch Of the Nu,lh A:ua river, and ade!ag the
lands OF H. T. PoidrS;er, t'a:!e Jones Joseph W t"krr
aE Others t!; miles IRON LrGisa Court !toGse and To-
lersyiiie. tr r:.s:a Cea"a sroaG a;I equally con.
Thi, fara, coata!a. LEO acre., of which .0J wood
lsui iha; hr.s.i. .: "hith are he ':y timber
oak p!as AID hicaury Of s.I.at growth. The
bic land : fertile aud Ia high sat- Of nrOSc2en-Hsi
adapted ~ IlI: growth {" wnrat, corn uGi TOBACCO.
TGr:r IS CENT: rt4hla h"c!., viii! eight :uurS good
bIr, tobacco hcns-s aud all -cvsSary out-bG;g.-. The
loca:y j! hra;hy IA. nrrihnr!.VOG pleasant Pre-
sui:s III Any sTG 10 purchase VIII N.sl. the arm
aud for themselves. Grt!a u unnecessary 20 speak lar
,hsr The capable Of Leus divided iu:" three tracts,
q: desired EeTs very GrsoGs Of selling Tie :css WI! Ie
lcad: 30 accommodate p"rc.,>vrS.
My rG2agrr Mr.. Groom, will tIke pleasure III showing
tSc prri!.-s ~ auy one WIG wishes 20 purchase.
JULIA y uuLlhpAY.
For further In ,lua"n apply l. ur. W. e. y Ruudc'h,
4 II. L
lion. Orange and icNa LA Ear1au wlu y authorized
1 10 sell. Dec 'f-rwi'
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J. .NAGiLL,

ATTORNEY AT LAW,
=. ri:. H,bsrt Tyler E.I., lji Svut. S-a Street,
!ohIddri2tia.
,. a;'eai cclirc;i"s au all ctse7 baSess In the
Nv ~ o. III, p.o.r:sIvi'.
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i'Es.tl.g.E,S Is. SH't5A NE,
4 IL,

ASHLAND, iiASnvsK CoUSTT, Va,
ssY1LL practice resu.rI! il the Courts OF the count!e
Oi Hanover, C.:riiae ara King William, aud Will al
tend 10 insie IN an: q! tsr Courts held In The cy O.
K,.'tn0ni Dec. 23-,iHlsrLf
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.HH1AD Lsyi: SfOCk h.ARkssE.
HE E"dsf>i;.icl having procured the services "t L.
IT. .;"c.s',, for :h. purpose Of selling Live stock
lf E,':'Hon'' market, will, with Luther :. Irvine, BE-
1.-'.e 0i .- l.: day NJ september next, prepared
e; .'::vt-l attention tn oil business entrusted
rH aEi Zee! c"l,!cn, from their long experience 10
's o s!ve entire sai,fac,iou
80 :-"Ae Ib..al 4dvau :eruents on eonscninents
JOHN GROUSE,
w .f :n-r': L. s. IRVINE.
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OrrusrC;ONi s1i{:i: LIN. 7r<, >; ~; =

,.>,. HAMMOCK.
'"r SUBSCRIBERS viii ';.ri, On tie ;; Of -. -.
":N Al" ofrvs!FiuN LINE $500
Si""'S 10 iAIi'IaaIt:1c. al! -rn-,a;r r-.-<t---
'o":t. ieaS.a. RicLn9! ALTER Al ..rIy Ir.ar,,, a..
81: i'.'i"!, a;ti Fridays. asrye in Tappai,an.
r.. a. ''u' e'oe1, r " itva. a new coach and E:-
i,.',s= q! TIE Dai.c ''''' ''e ia"
~ Ea4a.s- 'sr Sc Opposition
L, ". EElMMER & CO.
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CuSfrssIo: OF :. MrgDsgEss. Mary
Simpson, who shot and killed Mr. Bndd. n
farmer in .iccpmac, has confessed the act, ana
has uradc rurther confession that Iuiy Liilis.
ton stood behind her 4. the time She tired tie
pistol with doubIc.barrced gun, threatening
H. Shoot her unless she shot Budd. lhe hthe
bow who was in the house at the time, ihaNeS
. :;niI,r statement, though he has not SEN
Miss Simpson since she was committed 10 jail.
Lili;ston has been committed to JAN, and ooih
viii he ,xauincd on the charge Of murder.
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A1tRmo10 Enquirer,


By RtTculE, pUSNAvANT, TYLER WISE.
TUESDAY uOKNING, 1IARCIT2O, 1860.
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pENIrENTIAIkY OE VTKGINlA.

PENITENTIAIkE OF VIRGINIA.
MANUFACTURED al :hs institution and sod ;h,r- ard
u .:!e Agents store No. q, Pearl street. :br '! ":-
O.. ,.-. .i reduced prices, to-wit;
5.::s Shoes .ad BTosGrs
S5..r:., C;.!!!r a:ia Servants saVes
W,:ya sri Car, Harness Of every desc.!p'tc"
N,:a!n- DaaG., Leather Hose
".:ya.. Carts,
D7a! .a1 Nhee!barrown
ws:l.Joss, Safes, &c.
,;:.r-i 4aa plald Co:toas {.
r=!.cr. sut L!nsers for plantation haLG<
ss4!s :caty Clothing for Servants
A u ia- above articles on hand and foe sale, NH
O repaired Other Job work done to order, on
ac!.ce 20. cash, 10 punc;Ua customers oay, "a
I..r: ...a=.
9i-, -or, ne country with satisfactory references,
::,-u:!y attended TO- Aiires, E. ". SIMMO,
I.:y st. AGENT aad S,oTekeeper Va. Psnent!sry.
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a.
i1hN'!tS> n the Courts "t tie cay u! lchmond and
~ r9Gtt.- "t l.uric". Hanover a:Id Caroline
.'-'o NV..ry Pubr an! Commissioner oe the United
&:iE' c,.:: Of Gains.
!- raf;""9.a;p b=tw--n Mr. Castain White and him
%. d., .'rd, his oIics ID uow lth street; JUS:
- Gpd!!n. li,l
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VI
j. J. Kindred of Southampton, and Dr. A.
r. Smith Of Portsmouth, receiving majority
of the votes cast. were declared duly elected.
Capt. Wm Diard Of Surry, and K. T. Dill.
lard Of Sussex. were unanimously elected as
altcrnatcs.
Mai. Vim. Lamb arose and offered the follow
ing resolution:
Resolved, That Henry \. Wise is the first
choice Of the Democracy Of this District.
Charles Sharp, E--q.. offered to add the FOL
lowing resolutions to the above:
Resolved, That We hold it to be the duty oi
every Southern man, in the present crisis, 10
rally around the Democratic organization as
the SurcSt ir not the only means Of deieauhg
the Black Republican candidate for the r'c'''
dency. and thereby arcrting civil war.
Resolved, That we have full confidence tha1
I'm, Charleston Convention will nominate
sound reliable. na,ional candidates lor tho
Presidency ard Vice Presidency; ana enter
,.:r,n, this feelin. Of confidence and looking
70 m. Democratic party rs the last hope and
ctor NJ . constitutional Union. we pledge Our
cr,nort t. the nominees Of said Convention.
n nich was accepted bv Maj. Lamb. and then
,b, resolution as amended was unanimously
nasscd. \ vote Of tEari.; was offered 10 the
Presidents ami Secretaries. ard 4 resolution
passed 10 request the Democratic papers
throughout the Sta:c to copy the proceedings
Of the Convention.
The whole proceedings Of this Convention
were marked with dignity Of action and unity
Of purpose Wise, the prid. OF tle O!d Do
m;ninn. seemed to he tn: unanimous choice Of
tie Convention.
After the thanks Of the President for the
harmony and good :seling which prevailed, q
motion to adjourn was carried. The Conven'
ton then adjourned ain: die. .NJrrok argus.
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SyTILL make his ilSs sr.I-" ia Nlr:iait, "h ilr.E
~ C4-: li;il farm, AlbenAr- c"u'i;S "' i:c E-ShN
rms ~ TO wit: So Tor tl:r .rH>Ou, ,oESA
he ;id at the line o service or when r E'ac taken
wy 20 for Insurance. %. whch ih {" Ia" i'I;! h"w; in
a vrrt for the services nf the Drsr aL The remaining
~ I.u III. mare uScer, In:d 10 hc ia "n Grp"h Zee.
:s,urage 81 cents yer week aud grain: vine" desired" a"
'.eighhurrc0d prices Mr. Rivcs having lnir ARRANGE
ucs for this wcllkDown stallion t kr';nchS
th expiration u. the current season persons "ssli"u
"f h-r.irg trcn hrI oui v ~r I" lr"ht 81 te present
opportunity. :. A. GiLoi.hl, HEen''
M,rr, .. c,, 80 --rcx CubhtIn J.. o.
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LOCIS 4. EUCNISGHAM,

HiLLSrILtE, CARROLL Co, VA,
TTTNpS regularly the County and Circuit Courts OF
Carroll, Wyth- Floyd, Pua.ki aud adjoining counties.
:. continue 10 &C: rs colec; In: agent for Northern
..,;. ,u all persoas who may have bu.u-ss in Car
u .li,i,;cs counties. Dec 26-c6m
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PHILIP RARM,

EAGLE CHINE WORKS,
aiCNNrrU, ~.
MANUFACTURES Steam Engines OF every descripii
VI And sze Circular saw Mills, ,ill Gearing, Min
&-c9ry &: every description. Cas;iass 10 Iron AID r
! H. =; stnr, ao'ic-. Feb S-siy
FLAT ROCK FEMALE SEMINARY.
Ma TIE YEAR isi0-Th- af-; session will comneace
l - tlr- sell, J,;a.ry ard close jane ijth.
.--Gls d. :o- !i.: yra7.
N!~. .o'i:ri ui :i- arrival OF suGe,S a. Blacks and
"s:gs .Et'ls conveyance will he in readiness take
a-.D m. acG.c. To ..re suc! Eo'ce, aid:css Mrs ANN
" p:GAlN, Mnrar.sIa's, L4n-ibGrg
~ ,i!rs.. /, kietrsv2a a. :h- i.a-.
80 .-c:: JNO 0HGAIS Jt