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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-02-08
For reference, 293; against reference, 379.
Meeting OF tho Citizens Of Essex and
King and Queen.

Meeting OF tho Citizens OF EhseH ana
king and Queen.
At large and enthusiastic meeting Of the
citizens Of Essex and King and Queen, with
out distinction Of party,) held at Niiller's on
the lst day Of February, 1861, for selecting a
candidate TO represent the two counties in the
approaching State Convention, on motion, Col.
Alex. Fleet Of King aud Queen, was called 10
the Chair, and Thomas ". Lewis, Of Essex,
appointed Secretary.
The following resolutions prepared by Col.
VIM. B. Davis, and offered by Alex. Dudley,
Esq, were adopted, there being only three
dissenting voices:
/. Resolved, That sovereign State has the
right pcacclbly 10 withdraw from the Union
for Just ard adequate cause she alone being
the judge.
3 Resolved, That Virginia will permit no
effort 20 coerce the seeding States back into
the Union, without at once making COMMON
cause with them III resisting such attempt
g. Resolved, That Virginia should secede
immediately npon the assembling OF the Con-
yention, aud ut once unite with har sister South
ern States. S.Ni..,:
4. Resolved, That we wish our delegate to
distinctly understand that we desire the Con-
vcntion TO entertain no proposition for compro-
mise or arrangement with the Notwithstanding
States. Put Virginia ont Of the Union and
into the Southern Coniederacy, and leave to that
government the duty Of making future arrange
nentS.
The President not concurrng in the fourth
resolution, vacated the Chair, and Col Vim.
B. Davis was chosen to supply the vacancy.
The Convention then proceeded to select
candidate, whcreupon DR.. Richard II. Coz, Of
King aud Queen, (who cordially endorsed the
resolutious) was, by reclamation, declared the
nominee OF the Convention.
On motion, The proceedings were ordered to
be published in the Richmond papers, ard the
Tappahannock Southcrner.
And then the meeting adjourned
VIM. =. DAVIS, tres't.
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wiTOsTETTEls,s srOMAGir BIZ

TEWS-The general effect OF This delightful tonic In al
complaints Incident irlaes. eirrn i widespread
celebrity among the LAZY iuvnt lis have been doctor
ed and .rugged 0vrrmucl They have been vc,ir=cd In
health purse by legion uf nos;rum monsers: but II
may be said with confidence, that in is remarkable iEri:
orau, they have found exactly the s;innlant adapted 10
their delicate organization aud peculiar functional disturb
anccs At the dawn OF woruaIhood, in The o.
tcruty In the crisis o! Ie when cnlrebcd age, the
genrr may rely upon the rrnora;ng power Of !h:s
excellent and palatablc preparation In sxig-ury-
As for Dyspepsia 81! complaints Of the stomach
and bowels la, taken the LEAD OF all ether alternatives
and tonics
Forsa rs Druggists And dealers y-very where,
and by HOSTETrEK + SMITH,
Manufacturers and Propriclors,
Feb 6--dSw2U No. IS water nui - Front Street.
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Virginia LegisIature----Extra Session,
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1861.

IHCRSUAf, L EBRlAS1 u iSUi-
The Senate was not in session to-day.
House or DELEGATES.
Prayer by the Rev. Mr.. kepler of the Prot
cstant Episcopal Church.
The House was called to order at l2 o'clock,
Speaker CRuTcnrIELD in the Chair.
The following bill was reported from the
Committee on Courts Of Justice:
Amending 9th section Of chapter POP Of the
Code, providing compensation to owners Of
condemned slaves; from select committee,
amending the act authorizing the Council Of
tho City Of Richmond to build railroad in the
streets of said city.
RESOLUTIONS.
By Mr.. PREsToN, authorizing the Monticello
Bank to establish an agency; by Mr. SEGAR
increasing the salary Of the steward Of Eastern
Asylum by Mr.. RlvEs, to withdraw the pet
ton Of citizens of Surrv for the formation Of 8
volunteer company.
LAID on THE TABLE.
Mr.. DrcKwALL submitted the following reSo
luton, which, on his motion, vas laid on the
table
Resolved, Ivy the General Assembly, That
the commissioners to audit and settle the &C.
counts for services at llarper's Ferry shall be-
and they are hereby authorized to allow pay
10 the field officers and to the four companies
Of the s0th regiment, in the county Of Nor,
gan, designated in their report of the 9Th Of
February, 1861, in the manner reported BY
them.
Mr. MILLER of Lee and Wise, offered the
following resolution, which, OH motion of Mr..
BASS, was laid on the table:
Resolved, That special COMMITTEE Of five
be appointed 70 inquire into the eXpedicncy Of
passing :. law providing for The valuation Of
properly levied on under executions, by two or
more irceholderS, and that such property be
required 10 bring, at the public sale, at least
two.thirds Of the value SO fixed.
Mr. Hunt offered the following resolution,
which, OH the motion of Mr.. MYERS, WAS laid
OH the table:
Resolved, That the Committee of Roads, &c.
be requested 10 lay before this House such
proof Of the ability Of the firm of Bellot DIES
Mnicrcs, Bros & Co., TO execute their contract
made in August last, for the purchase and
completion OF the James River and kanawha
canal.
BILLS PASSED.
Amending the act for the encouragement Of
certain volunteer military COMPANIES in Wheel
Ing incorporating the Berkeley Savings Bank
in Morgan.
On motion of Mr. Frost the House adjourned
until Monday at II O'Clock.
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pennxy,vnuia and virginia.

The following despatch appears in all the
Northern papers:
HAxRIsBuEe, Pa, Fcb. 8, 1861.
Governor Curtin has ordered salute of
thirty.four guns to BE- fired in honor OF iir-
g;nia.
MIR. Shaffer offered resolutions congratulate
r. Of Virginia in the House tonight. Laid
over under the rule
Pennsylvania, bu. few days ago, was
threatening TO fire her guns at Virginia, but
,nisconstruin.; the late election in Virginia as
evidencing the fright produced in the State by
the coercion resolutions Of New York, Pennsyl-
ysn;a and Ohio, she has fired in honor of fir-
sinia." Whether the people Of Virginia will
esteem the lhirty-four guns as any honor TO
this State, is a matter Of much doubt.
We know a member Of the Legislature who
has always been conservative Wing, but
when the Pennsylvania Legislature recently
adopted congratulatory resolutions to the con-
servativc men of Virginia and Maryland, he
remarked that lie could stand all but their
nraise and COMMUNICATION; when these were
rendered hir he began to suspect his conScT'
rstisn Of being treason in disguise.
What has Virginia done that her avowed
enemy, lately profFerinG men and money to
spb;ucste the State, should now deem her
worthy Of honor?
In less than thirty days we predic, that Gov.
Curtin regrets his 'thirty-four guns fired in
honor of Virginia. and as for Mr.. Skaters
congratulatory resolutions, we advise that they
be laid over altogether.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-02-08
- BAKERS rEEMIUM UT

BA Is ERIN PIE N1EM UT
49,. TEHS.-PindDg that The constitutions Of his Eel.
low men, under the old regime 6fsctctne. rdidy
Ing away, Baker Scra enormous EXPENSE
cOnc0ri-, his CELEBRATED 1iTTEES which
shattered constitutions, and hc asSs th-r
up. AMI supporting his discovery, relieve thrtn.
selves from the Ny prpl aud utncr affections Of The d.
gesve organs and, BY accepting his BlTfERS As their
family friend, 1T d0 with the necessity Of al
and poisonous drugs. VIII the PEOPLE accept
this Offering? DO they desire good appetit-s please
surnbers and Continued Health Or prrlerrng their
coscS their eInciics their headaches loss Of appetite and
OF health they willing bear the ills they have, rather
than the virtue Of these BTTE which have speedily
restored thousands VI their fellow mem? Price tity cents
per bottle.
TO be had OF all the prominent Druggist. In she city Of
Richmond and elsewhere IN Virginia and S0rth Carolina
Also, by G. ". Jones Co.. Memphis, Tehu G. ". smith,
Brandon Miss SfmG proruu New Orleans; D. b. IIiller
CoyinYon Ky; e. Stntt Washington City, D. c. Candy
Gilpn Co., Baltimore u. 4. FInnrs;ook Co., Philadrl
plis, and Barnes s Park, New York Order, Ecd by
addressing L. BAKER, Proprietor.
Feb l-dactf Richmond Va.
CNESTEtsFIEEB Linn ROR SALT
Ei virtue Of decree VI the County Court 81 Chester
- field, pronounced n. She December term, 1860 10
the sui: OF Stvei Gill; ct ais, will SELL in front OF
John Vs. Jonr- tavern, (DlG PIT. Chesterfield county, on
the FOURTH DAY OF MARCH SEXT, the tract Land in
the said suit mentioned called Pow ELLIS near Winter
field and Salisbury, containing about eighty acres The
sule will take place at Il ", precisely.
TEENS OF sale will be made known At the lime
L. ~ EoHr9or commissioners,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-02-08
NORFOLK MARKETS, Feb. 6

CoRN-whIte 81 to 63, mixed o. yellow ~ cs COTTON
III 10 Tx cts FL0UR-Super s62; to go. E1tr.
I.a to 80. Family rs TO .. 0ATS-2s 10 80 ct,.-
NAVAL sToREs-Rosln, coumou per hbi, *l.2o to l.Sr
10 d., 2?3 spls. Turpentine, g, 81 to 40; Bright
Tar, per bb., $50 to zoo; Black Tar, 100 to 2Oy-
sTAyE:-R. O. HID, per II, 49, wo hid. IS to % ". o.
pre 10 TO 75 ". o. heading, 80 to Co. Pipe culs. 2; 10
Sv K. o. hhd culs nOD0; W o. do. Is on to 2U0u ".
heading Gull, 2231 to 2500-WHEAT-wht II 80 to -
led 10 10 1.au.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-02-08
mcssrs. Nrnranaft and Conrad.

We would call attention to the following
communication, and assure oar friend that
we should never have placed James Mar
shall and r. Y. Gonroad in the category Of
submissiouists" category which, in this
Convention, will number very few
James Marshall and r. Y. Conrad, are not
only Virginia gentlemen hut they are both
able men, in whose hands the State can safely
conide her interest without fear Of iguominious
submission.
We cordially endorse all our friend has writ
To the Editors Of tie Enquirer:
WINCHESTER, Feb !, 1861.
Gentlemen You will have heard before this
reaches you Of the defeat OF the secession can
didates for the Convention for this county; but
you must by no means place the two successful
candidates -Mcssrs. Marshall and Conrad--ln
the category of *u1mtsssom'Sts, or as having any
sympathy with the deteStabc sentiments and
opinions avowcd by such men as Mr.. John
Minor Bolts, from which they are as far removed
as light is from darkness. Tie line Of division
which separated the two sets Of candidates for
our county was by no means Il broad ono. Both
conceded the right Of sepraate and indeiIcn'
dent State action and differed only in this,
that, while our candidates were for its immediate
exercise under the circumstances in which we
arc placed, Messrs. Marshall and Conrad deem
cd it wise and prudent to afford more time Tor
the development Of the sentiments Of the
Northern people upon the questions at issue;
and NY own strong conviction is, that enough
viii! have TRANSFERRED before the close ot the
Convention TO remove from the minis o,
both, all shade Of doubt as to the inrcra-
tive necessity Of the most resolute and dc.
cisive action to maintain the rights ana
honor of the State. They are both gentle
men OF eminent ability, and Of the highest
character in all respects and although ana
not vote for either have yet so much CONN
dence in the judgment Of both and III their
devotion to the honor and hes: interest o! tue
State, that | snail regard these rs altogether
safe in their keeping.
Mr.. Conrad was some years agon peinher o.
the State Senate, where he maintained high
position, and left lasting impression OIL ms
talents upon the minds Of those with whom he
| was associated.
Mr.. Marshall has never been in puelic lie,
and was never candidate Tor any trust IN the
gift Of his people until he WAS literally dragged
on to the arena on this occasion, hy those who
appreciated his talents There is no inner,
better stored, or better balanced mind IN THIS
Commonwealth than his and no civil Office
within it's gift which he is moi elninentIy quail,
fed to fiji. In short, gentlemen, there Will
be no county in the Stale Iuorc ably represent
ed in the Convention than this; and my only
regret is that these gentlemen do not see the
necessity of putting the ship u! State at once
on the right line in the same strong light lhas
| do But, as have already ;at!mated, %
not apprchend that our views I'll that subject
will long continue TO clash.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-02-08

SALE OF TIE BuLLETlN.-Mr. 1. Pan
Mill, on yesterday, sold the Bulletin newspa'
per establishment. The type, fixtures, etc,
including the good will, were purchased by
Messrs. VIM. Il. lIardee and Vim. r. Johnson,
for the sum Of $3.50. The large Hoe press
Nor.oer!y The press Of the Richmond SoutA,)
Was purchased by Cupt. Henry Clay Pate, for
sT2h Il pstrrnLur1 ErpreSs.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-02-08
Iuos. W. LEWIS, Scc'y.

Tie indictment Of Gov. Floyd, by a grand
jury in Washington, is but specimen Of the
persecution To which Southern men are exposed
in the Federal City by those who wish to offer
incense to the incoming dispensers Of pup
Gov Floyd has announced himself ready TO
m.et the accusation whenever it is called up.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-02-08
70 the Editors Of the Enquirer:
L.wnrScrvlLLE. BRUNSWICK Co., VA, J
February 9Th, 1861.

February 9Th, 1861.
Gentiencn.--l herewith transmit ~ you,
the vote PEELED in this county on yesterday,
fof delegates 70 the State Convention, and also
the vote FOR and against referring the action Of
the Convention back 10 the people. 1t is he.
ccssary to Il full understanding of the position
o; each candidate, that should state that Col.
Harrison stood pledged TO immediate scces-
sion," and Col. Mallory was pledged to vote
for secession as soon as the Virginia Colnln;s,
sioners To Washington report to the Conven-
ton that their efforts to compromise have
proven abortive am happy to say, that, il
Brunswick is somewhat wrong on the question
of secession. (shc being willing to postpone
rather long, that she has vindicated her IAN.
ciert rcnown," by giving most signal rebuke
to the idea Of referring the action OF the Con-
vcHtoI 10 the people
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-02-08

The Alexandria Gazette" states that Col.
j. L. s, riggs, editor OF the Wnrrenton wv his,
will hc candidate for the office Of SeTgeant,at'
Arms CT the State Convention. Col. Scruggs
would mike capable and efficient officer, and
we hope he may be successful.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-02-08

CoRH.-'o to IS cents. pLoCK-Super. 1926 ~
6.s,; Extra. $50 to 662; Family, 8.I3 to -
0ATS-33 to Sc. TOBACCo.-Concon Lugs, 10 70 800,
New Ground Lugs, 1880 10 ION; Stenining and Ship.
ping Tobacco, 800 to $50 Working 80 i2go; Bry:
Wrappers, 1900 to GU00. wHEAT-Whte, 81. % to j.;
Red, l.lU to LEO. RQRK.-ss.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-02-08

SEFUL AisTiCLE.-A new a.

49, 4 TSEFCA AKTiCaE.-A new snd
49, useful article, called SrALDiNG'S PREPARED
GLCE has been Introduced the notice OF hou.rk-cpsrs
Is reliable and really adhesive. and enables every house,
keeper repair iurntGre ANA household ware without
trouble. IL IL aIway- ready for us.t inHtdekphia
Lsdger, october II, Is:3.
Sold BIZ I'll prominent satiouers Drugg.stI Hardware
aud Furniture Dealers, .iroc:ri aud Fancy stores.
Feb G-d&w2w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-02-08

BaSEs.-The Committee on Banks of the
PENNSYLVANIA Legislature have refused to re-
port iavorably on the bill recently introduced,
authorizing the Banks Of the State to suspend
specie payments until the LIST Of February,
1S6,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-02-08
LYSCHgJRG MARKETS PIN 4

FREDERICKSBURG MARKETS, Feb D.
C0RN-T0 10 &c. FLOUR.-Super, So 80 10 BIS; Extra
to CAS- Family, $50 to o. OATS-30 20 &c. WHEAT
White, 4le0 to ls3; Red, ! ~ leo.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-02-08
DANyILLE MARKETS. Feb. Il.

~ DhNFlLLE MAhhETs, Feb. IT,
CORS-Sp to S0c. PLOCR-f6 10 W. 0ATS-Whi!s
SO TO G24, black 30 ceus. T0BACC0-Lugs ~ ~ 70 s.
common leata to e. aue leaf ~ to 50. WHEAT white
3d. red 10
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-02-08
PARMylLLE MARKETS Peb a

CoRN-SU to 90 cents. FLUUR-Super6ne ~ % "
extra 81, family Is to 9. TUBACCo-Luss loose sBd
priced 81 80 to No. short leaf 80 to 80 good long
So to S. No hne Offering. WHEiT-whi,. e. ~
to 81, red ~ to ~.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-02-08

Sixty head Of fat cattle. fed by jacob Van
meter-averase weight l,727 pounds-weTe
shipped to New York ON the 2sth uit', from
Hardy county, Va Several OF them weighed
over 2, 800, and supposed to be the finest LOT
Of cattle that has left that county tor several
wears. The aggregate cost was s4,sls.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-02-08

Rasil Tate, free negro OF very depravcd
character, was sold publicly, at auction, on last
court day, at Westmoreant c. H. He brought
onlv saGs 90, ard was Immediately shipped for
Richmond, much to the qualification Of the citi-
yrus of Westmorclamd, who have thus been
relieved Of un incorriglblo rogue and public
nniSancP
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-02-08
Is.ading !na,ter on Every Page.

In Daily edition to-day may he found tho ioAoSinS
OK FrRsr PAoE-Poc:,v and variety OF news Hens.-
Also &c: editorials selections, &C. W sxcoSo FAoS
Editorials, communications, late news &C. w iHAo
p4e.Loc,, ard State news. ,eegrsphic dispatches,
rim, ,.xs r. ox Eors,u FIcx-Germau "Puieton,"
German advertisements, &c. &c
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-02-08

LoYALrY OF A SLAvE.-Mr. n. B. kyser
communicates TO the Cahaba (Ala) Gazette the
fact that while he was taking up subscription
TO aid in uniforming the Richmond Greys, Of
Dallas county, John, slave belonging to Mr..
A. W. Colen,au, promptly gave Ten dollars,
rernarking that be being : Slave could not go
himself but that his money, his hogs mis- COWS
and his corn were all at their disposal when
needed without money and without price,"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-02-08
PETERSBURG MARKETS, Re

IT :, y.
CORN-E0 10 G3 cts. COTTOE-ilH TO TX cts. PL0ug--
Super s6 to :, Extra * TO S, Family 81 ~ ToBAC-
Co-tugs Inferior to good, ~ 10 g. good Leaf
To- good to very good, ~ to To- wHEAr--wids
81 50. BED 3D
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-02-08

WILMINGTON ~. C) MARKETS. Feb 6.
C0RS-I2b TO &c. C0TrOS-lU3. to IKE. TCRPES.
TSE-Sl " for yellow dip 80 fur virgin; DC fer
hard per $50 lbs SPIklrs OF TURPENrlNE-S?c. pet
gallon for straight barrels: anil ~ &c per gnlon for -
barrels. ThK-sl - per Dbl. KuSIS-sl - per barre
for No. !. Common Sc.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-02-08

\ TESSEssEE SuEMrF ASCENDING WITH
sl00, 000.-The Nashville Banner OF the
18th nit, reports the disappearance OF Samuel
Jones, Deputy Sheriff OF Maury county, With
SlOU. 900 of the county funds.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-02-08

ALEXANDRIA, MARKETS Feb. :.
COKN-64 10 G6 cts. PLOUR-SupcrRne IS SIX to
3 ~ extra TO IS. family -. OATS-39 cts. RYE
III 10 G5 cts. wIEAT-Wh:,e 81 TO Is, red =; 10
|
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-02-08

Form ESSAYS on TIE RIGHT AND PHofRlHTf OF
SECESSION sr THE SoUTHERS STATES; BY 4
MEMBER OF TIE RICHMOND BAR-RIcHMoND'
V.
These essays which appeared originally in the
columns Of the Enquirer oyer the signature Of
"Virgiuius," written by the Hon. James Lyons,
have been published in a desirable form BY
thei- able author.
They have been most extensively copied by
the London papers and Galignani's Paris
Messenger as the most lucid exposition Of the
Secession question that has yet appeared.
In the present form they are capable Of pro-
serystioa, and we commend them to our read
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-02-08
RICHMOND CATTLE MARKET, FEB. 9.

BKgF.-The sairI Cattle at the scales this WEE.
amounted 10 $50 head. at prices varying from $3.50 10 sI
yross-but few either Supply heavy, And
In view Of the quality may be regarded drcllne FROM
previous quotations. Quite heavy supply reported Tor
next week.
H0Gs.--In limited demand Al IS TO $3.50 net.
SvsEr.-Supply greater thaE demand We quote bee:
quality 1850 to g. sros.-u.rior grades vAy!nS fro
s.. 80 10 IS ~, per head.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-02-08
Farther particular. rlr ano~u On uy Of sale.
Feb o-cwlm

VALUABLE POLITICAL TOtkS.
Tt'AflURS EHouiEf-Sn enquiry int" the pr.:,cipl..
4 aud policy Of the Government Of the Ctilrd statrr
BY John Taylor, OF Caroline couu.y, Va. Prize 81
TCCKEHs LECTURES OS TIE SCIENCE or GOV
EMINENT series OF lectures the Science Of govern
nen: intended to prepare The student Tor the study Of ,h
Constitution OF the United states Dy " beverley TUCKER
Professor OF Law In the University Of william. and Mury
Va. IL 80.
upSHCR on GOVERNMENTAL brief enquiry into the
nature and character II Federal Government being
review Of judge story Commentaries the Constitution
Of the United States. BY Judge Abel t. Crs!ur Of vtrg
nla 81.
TUE WRITINGS Of the late Hugh swInion L.uxrr, la;s
Attorney General OF the Cued States p.efacrd Nv = n.
inolr Of his life. vols, $50. s5
A suuTH-sIDE lIEN OF SLAVERY, BY Rev. Sebe
uIiah Adams. Sew edition. i;c
CASNlBALS ALL; or, Slaves without Mast.1s Il, C.o
Pt7huSh, VI Caroline county, Va Cloth, H.
SOCIOLOGY FOR TUE SOUTH or, The Failure Of Ere.
Society. Cloth. ii: PAPER, Ijc.
AT NORRIS BOOKSTORE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-02-08

ToL1..-The amount Of tolls received at the
Richmond Office Of the James River and hs-
nswha Canal Company, for the last month,
yss s3.Tss.56.