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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-03-01
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Attorney at Law and Notary Public.
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DAIMLER pom geper uar Shub-6mrinas, Smpprtsur
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y. 81. Npur,ucl,

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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-03-01
NEW NJ kRKET HOTEL,

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erbalt nit ieeen Stcau,rr rcu )tcw 9Icrf ee neujten
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-03-09
VOLUME LVI.-NUMBER 81.

the rights of the Union. lie says: Il would
reserve formy Stateand for my section, wrong
ed as they have been and still arc, all the pow
crs and possessions Of the Union'-"if wicked
men, in high or low places, wish to take this
Union, or any Of my rights in it from ne, they
shall not do it" TO maintain these prop0si-
tons he is willing 10 fight in the Union. If
this be treason, make the most Of it.
The Joint committee Of the Legislature has
declared that the late Governor is entitled to
the ''cmphatic commcndatiun Of the country
in regard to his course in the liarpers Ferry
affair, and any blow ut Mr.. Wise is Il blow rtr-
,uaHy ut tie cause Of the South. lie has Ia
bored wilh consulnlnatc zeal and ability for the
cause of the South upon Union principles, and
now for Southern men, or Northern conserva-
live men to asSail him, is like shooting Il faith
f sentinel for keeping watch along the line.
The South should hold the motto as one man,
harmony for tie sale cf harmony, am. Cm'"n
far the mfke eJ' strength and tie tnion.
VALLEY
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-03-09
FRIDAY MORNING, MARCH 8, 1860.
The James River md Kanawha HilI,

The James River md KanaN"ha Esiil,
That has passed the House OF Delegates,
and is now before the Senate, is the most
important bill of the session
The main features Of the bill arc, That II
converts the debt due by the company to the
State, the debt Of the company guaranteed by
the State, and the annuity 10 the old JAMES
River Company, into cnpital stoch-thr State
receiving =. 600 shares at 800 per share, in
full satisfaction of her debt and liability
End. The State subScribcs for 1000 shares
Of additional capital stock, which she pays for
in State bonds; and the money arising from
the sale of these bords is to be applied 10 the
cxtinguShmcnt Of an equal amount OF the
floating debt
Ord. The State lends $500, 1000 Of six per
cent registered Stale StUck-to be issued to the
kanawha board. sold at par, and the money
arising therelrom to be applied, 10y that hoard,
10 the improvemt 1t OF the navi cation OF the
kalawha river, from the mouth thereof to
Loup creek shoals the State taking, AS Sc
curily for this new loan, 4 mortgage Oh the
works, property and net revenues OF the kana-
wla Improvement
The company is, then, authorized to issue
lis own bonds and to borrow money upon
them, secured by deed OF trust or mortgage
on its other works, property AMI net revenues,
IL The amount Of $500 900, bit not exceed
ing $500. 900 in any ono vear--lor hcpurpoSts
of completing the canal to Covington, carrying
on its other works, and paying the residue Of
tI,c floating debt. The State is not to be lia.
! bic to the holders ui these bonds, except lis Il
stakeholder Of the company.
The powers and duties OF the knnawha
| Board, under the act Of the 18th February
1888, arc now clearly ,lclncd-addilional pow.
crs arc conferred upon the company for the
collection of tolls on the kanawha river; aud
! the vote of the State in all meetings of the
stockholders, and in the administration Of the
company, is Increased.
rhr great object which ;iis bill accompliShcs
is, that the friends Of the james river improve
nent from Richmond to the kanawla have
| now, under this bill. secured the completion Of
the canal 10 C"vnslon, and the improvement
Of lhe kanawlr,, thus putting the C"vii's-
! ton and OHIO Road and Canal, both State works,
within the reach of completion by i very mode
rate State appropriation hereafter The NELL
bers along This line having been charged with
log.rollng at this General Assembly, whether
truly or falsely, they can hereafter vote for
such appropriations aS they deem to be proper.
I This is what the settlement Of the James
river bill has done, and tho Senate will act
wisely in making it a law.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-03-09
House OF DELEGATES,
March 4, 1860.

To DnnI H. Lohioa, Esq,
Nv Dear Sir:-l have not had time. until
to-day. to look over the communication you
did nc the honor to address me some time
since, in regard to the pilot laws but did to-
day carefully read it. and respectfully consider
it.
Having 50 read and considered ii, find no.
thing in it requiring notice except very pal
pablo error into which yon have been betrayed,
doubt not, hy imperfect examination on your
part, or misntoIInaton from others.
You say that the "cripp!cd commerce Of Eir
sinia gives subsistence to uS pilots The it,
ference which every rea,!cr would draw from
tionS on the subject Of the pilot laws would
justify, is, that all enormous pilotagc tax is Ic.
We'd upon the commerce Of the State
beg TO assure you TINT Merr are oh|y
Mrty:fre Iirginm piIvis, all toM. have
before Inc i complete list and, indeed, know
every one Of them personally, and make this
count Of them Of my own personal knowledge,
besides having i list from one "( the pilots,
who is intelligent, and aS respectable, and Gre
diblc as anyh"iy. am very sure their income
does not average $3.50 each. So, if you will
multiply 800 by :1jj, vou will come somewhere
near that enormous pilot tax upon our com.
mcrce which scrlnS 20 have so much disturbed
your peace
Supposins that the correction Of your Stats
ties in this matter would relieve your evident
excitement and rcStlcSSncss about this subject,
and exercise the phantom which seems to have
haunted your imagination, and wishing to put
the pilots and public opinion right in the pre-.
misses, | have vcnturcd, in u spirit | hope,
both of Lcncvolcncc and justice, to address you
this hasty line. Respectfully,
Your, most obcdicnt,
JDSEpIT SEC iR
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-03-09
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EI,e Southern Confcrcncc-Educatf

To tie EIit0ys 0r' He HichmoHd Ehq"irer:
Through your roluunS wish To call the at
tcntion of our Legislature to two subjects
which | deem il all important to lie acted on
before the present existing Legislature adJourns
the one to provide more c'Iectually Tor the
education of the poor children Of the State, and
the other to provide cilcctuay for Virginia TO
meet her sister Southern States in convention,
clothed with full and ample authority 10 enter
with them into i league 10 oppose all and every
cncroac.Imcnt on the constitutional rights Of
the South, whether from North American con-.
fcdcratcs or elsewhere and. in my judgment,
there is but one way to elect it, and that Is,
for the Southern States TO take the position,
without delay, our fathers took in 1916. 1t is
the only remedy, and should be adhered to.
With regard to the education Of poor child
rem, unless we pay the teachers better, we are
almost throwing away the amount now appro-
priatcd to that object. Proper and capable
teachers can not be had for the compensation
nos allowed. In ms county now there Is 4
considerable SUN due teachers for last year,
and to be able to pay them our School Com
uissoners have put tie compensation lot
teaching to three cents per day, which IS not
.uriciert ~ proc..re a suitable teacher. ii ne
c,.ssary aupro;riate directly from the treasury,
or nl.r. IN the head 0f voters, from one to hve
dollars. The poor children. when they arrive
at the age to receive instrnetio" advantageous
ly, sre compelled to work at some employment
to make bread 10 live on. half Of the year; and
hence an average Of - 80 to 81 = scholar is
AS much as three cents per day will pay. Put
the pay at not less than fTc cents per day
six think it should be- Let us determine to
be no longer subject to the charge Of rearing
frccmen without learning them to read and
write. \ TAXPAYER
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-03-09
y tic EIilorx ri Tic EMlNirrr:
powuATAH Ilou<E, March 1lh, j

powuATAN HOUSE, March 1lh. 1860.
Gentlemen II saw 4 statement in the Netc
York Uera(2, concerning IN interview which
had with the President of the United States,
and also remarking that had an assurance
from Governor i.ctchcr that | should have q
hearing before the "Conrnittce on Parlons."
had an interview with the President lie
was exceedingly kind to me. as understand he
is To every body. H.: listened attcnlrcly to
the peculiar grounds upon which thought it
appropriate to ask Il certain amount and dcScrip.
ton of assistance from him, and then decidedly
declined TO interfere.
Such is the amount Of truth in the state
mcnt" The rest is news.
Governor Lctcller gave Inc no assurances
OF any sort except Il very kind promise OF m
introduction to some Judge Of the Court Of Ap-
pcalS. if came here to conduct Stevens .lp-
peal from the Circuit Court. The hearing be-
fore the committee 80 gcmcrSllS V accorded to
me, vas obtained by going up TO the Capitol
accosting the first Senator | met, stating my
crrand and my name, and asking for it. never
was in the city before. and had not Il single ac
Guaintancc in It. may mistake but do not
believe that such Il courteous, magnaminOuS &C.
ton would be performed for person coming
upon such an crrand by ANY other Legislature
il the world | will add that in other parts Of
Virginia | have been well treated but here.
have experienced Il hospitality that lave Is
vet done nothing Ia mcrit--tliat no stranger
could have right Ia expect and that will
make me remember the city Of Richmond very
long. Respectfully. yours,
Gro SESSGTr.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-03-09
The American Eagle of Madison county
H.. hoiSts The following ticket:
rOE PRESIDENT,
HENRY 4. WISE, OF VIRGINIA.
TOR VICE PRESIDENT,
TOR VICE PRESIDENT,

JOHN f. WARD, OF GEOlthlA.
The same paper speaks boldly out as follows: &:
"Of course we have our choice Of men
and are perfectly willing to accord the same
privilege to every nan. We believe first, that
Henry A. Wise is the most available man IN
the ranks Of the Democratic party; second,
that he is hcltcr suited to the times than any
living man in the nation; third that he Is the
choice for President Of Il large majority OF the
peoplc of this Commonwealth; fourth, that IL
nominated. lc would be elected President OF
the United States, and fill the ollicc with honor
to himself and glory to the nation at large
We therefore hoist his IIalnc to our mast head
for President, and We shall keep it there for
the sanction or rejection Of the National Con-
vention; but it must he confessed i'll yielding
to the decision of the Convention, we are un-
willing to accept any bat man Of the South
The critical state Of affairs throughout the
nation. ,icruaIl,ls such nomination., rs well as
fine r;.ht 10 claim it ut this crisis. conceded 20
the South in prrvisu> Conventions
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-03-09
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viii rs nraisr "r wiic .yrrv "nr"ncnt Of Tint pro.
,,o.:,;a, : ,r.,tcd ,.;,L ;r,l;Hrr.,ro and ncr-
iect.'
If Mr. Glass read the proceedings u, pub
li<hcd in the E"9uiyer he must have ,ccr ol''
remarks upon Mr.. b. i. Douglas speech, gs
rsH "S tie 1'eerh itsc.i reI"rte( IN f"H The
M,pHbiirnm continues
The EHq"ircr publishes IN full HE speeches
ol uch L,al''ia'i an" ."r: '''od'' III" "'',IS '"'
n;,Ica - i,nrn tnnu o,r oC ,hr ,Lln.t ,lrl;yrrcd
IN rhr occasiul,. It was in rc,lv 10 Mr. Gu,ic,
and every consideration Of justice and fair play
required that Mr, Ayicit should he heard
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w I'LL make lis las, season u Virginia. on The
~ Castle m ;.Ir:n Al.cnar.e c"unl? on the ~;
icSiN as he: c"iUr" :u i, v for the >rlsnn TO LZA
u" paid al tie Tim" "i service when the taken
away: En nr Insurance. nI which t.1 Is c paid down IN
an! "''t r -" services "f '' hn:sr a! the remnins
s"" ":scn t"r Ii:IcI ia ina Groom fee
VI I:snr""r -" c"::S " ana :rtin when desired at
ncilli"rh"l ;T.r". VI ;;ir.. LAWN: r,i.l. arrange
inciis Tor ta.>;c:r!i: i!S l:" stallion Kentucky
acr tn" expiration ~ the scn,l persons tsirous
at breeding from L!; c /" ugi cf the prcsc.
opportunity. = \. GiI.IEET AGENT
March 2-c23iYSw:iw Euihntn i, %,
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The Richmond Enquirer,
II I~ Ss',,r- prTc-r1E. puNNAvANT. TYLER & WISE.
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:, ms, ..y.n- dollars per anun;T. f1 ~ ihe
puLf II ,asrn ;or shorter perio''than one
@ ;: e.; SS y s :1ss !" sss :""H 'Ss
;.ee dollars fer s!N m"'> ,tS ior i!r TO be paid in
wsNs srxr ns whyn lser, eOni"tn: money are are
VA: s.;1Sy ss mail IA ;asy mu, ''''|e or they vi" 'e
-, Of the writers. ,i,,.. pljly semi Weekly,
- - advertisements i'i>r':t !" ''e '''
Wcrsly Enquirer. on liberal 'efh'. su,yc;, published
90 Sssi ;cnUoSp ESsrKS SiI .ws,y thCu
every Non'A he S,.iS il<:: E<a q; lins
rand so2; W ,, o hi, o;te m rs',j per ,h %T. ,.s m IN
a" .ra;innlc Bank ar;e>. u TtG''''' '"e =" -
the Editors. , , T,;,rt,s Of Respect, exceeding
i,'I Aa srs charged Cor ad'eFisenc;s.,
Orders from distance must he at'' m S ,;n @ ""
vance -. W '
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YlisIISl S:OSES: VIRGINIA Sso' E~.
lRGiNIA STOVES..!
rIrUuoXp sr;tVE WORKS ESTABLISHED IN i>'l
ASA SNYDER

IL
ySAXCPAcTCGES a: th, cci-'rI,c! Southern s''vr
III r,pudr. Cyiiu!cr ion i'1:"r a!i to"htu: stoves,
q, IN. c,., DEGRADE ycs and -! superior w"rNiis lnt
lie. - ilu: Al. Furnaces. Front. a'i "ra'". i"''"N
Mar, ylr.t> silks. &c iii MS>t 4cct''i''Ios VI
li.h; Machinery and Ornamental CASTINGS
rar proirr,nr i convinced thu: sunci-r: @i:c;!tif"
ctaI. be found l.: hs market who would pa: te
yu. uf ."n article 70 justly lin i'll ir use a. tr''
:i.;-rin and in the employment o; competent nct'!c''
Tqp.,h:,,> The !nou-r> employed "n hr>e Saves 'se
Ircr. giu have learned ;ivi- trades al these w"T">
r:>. S;0v"S have been gradually gaming favor nh t!s.S
y- hccoc the most iopa.T Of a.y IN use lhrir Silc-
~. .;a.: ani simplicity Of operation peculiarly Ills ir
..f the Use a: servants.
Xs,.:ac Pia;rs pr"ulhiy supplied.
-!a:!.-S dealers 'u:!rGi the S"uh VII! md
:. :h,!r ia:-rc.: foT" ard their order, "a
ASA SNYDER Eic.n"Ri, Va.
:,,ird IL, i.c,..oni by Mrssrs. e. l.. fAiE& CO. WM.
sENGS wuIp. u " 4. EiXGAMIS, Jr.. and WN. A..
NvuNrCA$rLE. Jan !-t:.nl.
..ESiTi;NETAEN or IIiIl:;Nl..
MANUFACTURE this institution. at Sold there .n!
u As-l;, store, No. y: Pearl str"e!, She o'"w.tl
i:.ci-. 4: --.uc-d prices, to.~i,
R~i- Shoes .ad Irocaes
Eucac., CliIurrn Srr"au.s' Si.r">
T.:3E Al! Cart Harness "f every description
N.eaj'.- :."'r.s, Leather l!"s-
A..'Es. Carts,
l'..> A., y s-e.,ar-5"-.
TI-t.vh-s safes, e..
:.-;s! ~: P.Li Cut."nS
:-r.... ani ;u>eys !"E r!an:a;ivn hands
a-.!i :..!c C!o:::I: for servants
.a,lr repaired, ":lrr job work done 20 order o!
, notice ,r cash, punctuaI customers only, OF
-...: sine
Orders !rcrI e country, with satisfactory references
,:o=.ptiy attended "a. Address l. ". ElMMu,
JAY $-c;f Agent and Sorekeeper va. Pe;iitcn:arv.