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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-02-12
Thirty-sixth Congressional Session.
WasuISCroS Feb. II. 1861,


SENArE-A bill was passed, extending the
right of appeal from District to the Supreme
Court of the United States 4 resolution was
introduced calling for the official correSpon-
dence with Great Britain in the case Of the FL.
gitive slave Anderson, charged with murder,
and now in jail at Toronto. The resolution
was laid over. The Presidents message being
the special order, Mr.. Wilson moved its post
carried. The naval appropriation bill was
taken up. Among the amendments proposed
was one providing for the construction of seven
new steam sloopS. Mr.. Hunter opposed the
bill, on the ground that they were intended
for coercing the South, aud OF the inability of
the government to make the expenditure. The
amendment was agreed to-ayes 80, noes Is.
The Senate Subsequently rejected the amend.
ment. No action was taken on the bill.
HousE.-Mr. Craige of North Carolina intro
duccd resolution that the President be re.
quired to acknowledge the Southern Confcde-
racy, and to receive ENJOYS or ambassadors to
adjust the matters in dispute. The resolution
was referred to the committee Of Foreign AZ
fairs. Mr. Martin introduced a resolution look
ing to Natioual Convention to adjust present
difficulties 1t was referred 10 the Judiciary
committee resolution Was adopted calling
for information as TO what measures have been
adopted to recover the property seized in Loui-
siana, at New Orleans. Another was adopted
recommending the observance Of the 22d Of
February as j national holiday. Mr.. Palmer
offered two resolutions-the FIRST OF which was
in elect, that neither tle Federal Government
nor the people Of the free SiIteS have any pur
pose or right to legislate or interfere with slave
nv 10 any State. Several members wished
to divide the resolution. When the roll was
being called, on vote several Southern men-
bers declared it unfair to require them to vote
Us to the purposes Of the North. Quite an ex-
citing time followed. The resolution WAS
adopted By vote Of q hundred and sixteen to
four The vote was subsequently reconsider
ed Mr. Sherman then offered the following
as substitute: THAT neither Congress nor
the people or government Of any Tree State
has the Constitutional right to legisate or in
terfere with slavery in any saveholding State"
The resolution was adopted unanimously, l6l
votes.
Mr. Sicklcs offered resolution calling Tor
information relative to the seizure of the Mint
at New Orleans. Mir. Burnett offered an
amendment which was accepted, inquiring the
reason for the concentration OF Federal troops
in Washington City. The resolution was
passed. Mr.. Mexican endeavored to introduce
q resolution looking to the emancipation, by
purchase, Of the slaves in the border States.
The resolution was laid over. The Senatcs Pa.
ciic Railway bill was made the special order for
tomorrow. Mr. Grow suggested al amend
ment cutting off Texas from the benefit OF the
Southern route, in case she seccdes. The House
agreed to the Senate's amendment to the deh-
cheney and diplomatic appropriation bill Ad-
iourneQ
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From Washington City.

WASHINGTON, Feb. ll.-Capta,n Morrison,
Of the Revenue Cutter Lewis Cass, has sent in
his resignation to the Treasury Department.
He acknowledges that he surrendered the YES
sci to Alabama.
An order has been Issued that no designations
under such circumstances be accepted but that
the name be stricken from the rolls of the ser,
vice Capt Breshard's resignation will probs'
bly, be disposed Of in the same way
Some post masters, recently appointed in the
seeding States, declined to take the oath Of
allegiance to the Union. Such Offices will be
discontinued if no person be found there to
take the oath.
Congressman Rockwell, Of Connecticut, died
suddenly at his boarding house last night oil
apoplexY.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-02-12
WATKINS s. FICELEM,
A ZINE ASSORTMENT

SEASONABLE DRY GOODS.
HCR assortment of STAPLE and FANCY DRY GOODS
" ,yery large and complete. and brin2 all and
freSh-haring been purchased within bre. perod-pre-
srts uneGuaGd attractions II all Glasses OF IN The
various departments. De-r0u. cf reducing stock
will offer inducements to punc;ual credit aud c:. custom
cry. We enumera,r--
Medium aud Ghe Cloths DIX ana col' caiIims.es aud
Testpgs.
Very handsome Virginia Cc,!s AMI Cassimcres fr9i The
Crrnshaw Mills and AIers Cupeper Factory Virginia
Pulled Cloths, Kentucky Jeans, Twrcds AID sanes,
Blankets, &c.
large supply OF plaid and striped Cnon4 and 0sna.
hurys: Nos and Cotton 0naburss, Cubrachcd Doncs
tics-fne and heavy.
good opportunity for those wishing plantation
purchases early.
WHITE G0uDS-White Carnbrlcs sid Jackonrts, check
ed and striped Musin-, plain Swiss, Book MuI and SaIu-
sock Husns Cambria Dnity India stripes and Twils,
India aud Bishops Lawn medium and Gne Brisnts,
krntinY Irish Linen, filow Liner Linen Shcerg Table
paua=k, Cloths and Napkins, Doy.s uuckabacf, Diaper
To~els-superb supply; beachca SbritlnS and Shertng
DRESS GooDS-Slika Tor Spring, Summer and Au!u=!l,
Drldd! aud party Silks. PoplEs and alsncas, Nousiaues
Chsies, BsraGes, Jachone.s. Lawns, Prints &C., Tbs
Department will repay the attention o! all buyers.
Enbroldercs, Lacrs, Hosiery, Knit Shirts and DraTerI,
Table and Piano CGrers Curlaas-Laca and Daniask;
Carpets Of all grades, Spring ind Man,a, zud
Cloaks ShswIs Of al kinds. WATKINS { ECKLES.
~ Dust receiTri, new supply .! A!eSsnderH Kid
Gloves
Also large 10, Of Spring end Winter SILKS (pa.t sylc
II sacrifice. lJsn "a ". & +.
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The Markets.

BALTIMORE, Feb. 1l.-Flour is dull and
hcavv: Howard street and Ohio, 50 %; City
Mills IS -, with no sales Wheat dull rcd
81 e5al go; white 81 So to 90. Corn
steady; yellow 56a6l. Provisions steady;
Mess pork II 75a1S; Rump ID 90. Lard
10l Coffee active at l24alS. "hlskey dull
at IS.
New YoKx. Feb. 1l.-Cotton is irregular ;
n,jand mddling llialls. Flour five to ten
cents lower; Southern IS s5a5 g. Wheat
! to cents lower. Corn lower; mixed zoe
NOW mixed at depot 50 cts; new yellow South
~ w" 81 cents Lard heavy at 94alO cents
wi Whi Ss sS steady at lsaS Sugar steady
Turnsnt;n. dull Rosin steady at 25al 20
Riea p. dull Stocks are active and higher New
York Cen,rals 7eg, Vlrginia's 49, missouri
GIL
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NOTICE..

NOTICE.
rENHE Annual General Meeting OF the MUTUAL ASST
1 RANCE SOCIETY OF VIRGINIA will be held III
their otcc 10 the city o! Richmond, on the MONDAY the
9th OF February next q; II o'clock, a. NJ
Jan 2o-cwrd J. RCTHERP00RD, P 4.
r OUIS INLAND HENRY III. GEORGE,
IL TRUSTEES FOE MRS. MARTHA }. SUTTON AND
CHILDREN AND TO ALL OTHERS WHOM 1T MAY
CONCERS-Taks notice, that shall petition the Circuit
Cour, Of Caroline Its Mare term, leGl, : 9TH day
thereof for an order directing the removal 81 such proper
IS belonging 10 the said L. NJ and H. H. George, MS Illus
tees aforesaid for Martha J. Sutton and chdren from the
State Of Virginia to thu Sis;u Of Tennessee
RoBr. SUTTON, Trustee.
In Teunpssre.
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SPMGEaE. NOTICES.

sH .s. e. E.-A lIEss4CAN COSSgI.S
AND MINISTERS, FOREIGN PRIESTS. SPANISH AMER
loan PHYSICIANS rgs1IF7 tn TEE ,Iy.sarlss PRoryr.
TIES OF RAILWAYS REMEDIES
RApwArs kKAnr RELiEr Is endorsed in The strongest
terms BY Corsul at Rio Jauru and utc Atnbn,.
sador TO Brazil having saved thousands in that emprc
nom being carried OF by naarlous fevers and choersc
complaints single dose bapistes Internal pain and Nd.
matsu, Neuralgia, Tooihache Sprsins &C. Torpidty OF
the stomach liver and au forms OF Indigestion Weld to
It's nvigorating action.
RADWAY'S REGULATING PILLS.
In the hand, OF the Priesthood Of South America are
comprising cures of bilious rrmitaut Fever Chs and
secreve organs, the stomach, heart kldueys and bladder
which The people consider miraculous Ia this climate
and at this season they are Invaluable correc,ivcs Of the
system Costiyeness Indigestion, Liver Cop,nlapt anI
nil disorders arising from disturbances of hS srcrve
guns aud unequal irregular circulation are cured by
Il cir agency. They master and subdue the proxngle
causes Of Sickness reaching It's cause in every organ and
ro-establlshlnS cundon Of health in each case
RApwArs kgSorATlSu REeOLrEyT.-Au echo to the home
approval Of this all potent constitutional remedy CONES
back from The whole Of Spanish America There as here
II In pronounced positive obcrant OF Scro!u. Syphllis
Fever Sores. Sore Eyes, Bronchitis Chronic Rleunasul
hereditary ars diseases Of all kinds and the mrs power
full Of all constitutional tonics RADwArs REMEDIES, sep
arutey combined ace equal 10 the suurutlun OF all
maludles ever combAlted by medical science
PURE SkIN-CLEAR COMPLEXION.
Rich, pure and healthy blood secured - all who take
RADWAT'S RES0NATISG RESOLvENT
II truly astonishing how rapidly PATIENTS covered with
Sores, Ulcers, Skin Erup,ons, healed by RAILWAYS
RENOYATlN0 KES0LYENr. st. Titus' Dance King,
Evil Seuryy Salt Rheum, Bakers Itcb rustucs letters
&C., will yield to one or two bottles Of this cleansing cool
Ing, healing, and purifying medicinr.'
Railways Remedies sold ny Druggists everywhere
RAILWAY C CO., % John Street n Y
PURCELL, LADD co., anu JOHN T. GRAY, Druggists,
Richmond, the general Wholesale agents for the STATIC
Of Virginia. aud will supply the trade at the New York
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-02-12
I,eunossee Election.

MEMPHIS, Feb. ll.-Mcnlphs gave 400 Union
majority. In West Tennessee there is Un'oh
majority. AL the Union candidates are eiess'
ed as fer US heard from The question OF holc-
fng Convention is defeated bya large ma]orl-
ty, In Nashville there is $500 Union majority
and 1000 against Convention.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-02-12
SOTTHEIsN. MADE EsR0ONIS-For sale ~ :.
- F.b6 JOHN y. GORDON & SON.

As accidents sc,n happen eosn t's ,oeA regulated dnnt
s ia very desirable 10 have some cheap and coovc-
ext nay for repairing Furniture, Toys CroeEery, &C.
SPALpING's PREPARED GLUE
meets all such emergencies, and household can afford
10 BE- whou: H. II Is always ready and up TO the sticking
point. There Is longer necessity FOR mpnR chairs
splnterrd veneers heRdess dos and broken cradles. II
us the article cone SHE'LL and other ornamental work.
20 popular with ladies Of refinement and taste
This admirable preparation Is used cold being chemical
ly held solution and possessing all the valuable duAut
Of the hest cabnctnaEe-s Glue. 1t may be used In;
place OF ordinary nucilage being vastly adhesive
"CSEPUL IN EVERY House"
" IA Irush accompanies each bottle. Price, % uents
Wholesale Depot NO. IS CcdHrst.. New York
Address HENRY G. SPAULDISG 4 CO.,
Rox No. $500, New York.
Put up for Dealers In Cases containing Four Eight and
Twelve Doren-a beautiful photographic sho#carj sceorn'
panyins enc package. 49,.
~ single bottle OF aPALDING's PREPARED GLUE
will saTe ten times Its annually to every
Country merchants should make q note OF SPALDiASs
PREPARED GLEE, when making up their llst Il WI
stand any climate. Feb ll-dc&W
NEOLASSES.-Ockershau reboiled Ho!srses, for
Feb SIS. l. G. B. DAFENPOEI-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-02-12
PRICES AND TERMS OF PAYMENT

sIstNENS -l-ND tII'.'.,J UT IA II f.-NI.
The prices Of ,hese ar5s vary from 50 to S per acre
according to location, quality &C. Er,l.cass farming
lands sell fcE about 40 tl2 per acre relative
expense Of subiuiug prairie land compared with XQod
a:d Is in III. rso Of ~ 20 favor Of The fUrme1 &e
terms o. rale for the bulk Of these lands will be
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-02-12
From North Carolina.

RALEIGH, Feb. 1.-THE Legislature was
busily engaged to-day in despatching business Isl
The counties are choosing candidates. Tor the
Convention. Nearly every county will have
them on both sides. IN Wake county the
Union ticket is composed Of Messrs. badser,
Holden and BuSbee.
The Legislature will probably sojour', ae ; -
week Several railroad bills were passed, with
State appropriation. The Revenue bull is
now under consideration. L: lowers the tax
on many articles
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-02-12
IMPROVED INSTRUMENT,
r. mr. Suryey!DU md CaIcnlo1fpp 4 rp ,

INVERTED lSD PATENTED COL. JANE; y. LnLRT ~
SriCSToS, Va
Ts1HIS instrument consists Of 4 s.mcrcrlar plate, with
E neete.boS attached to the diameter and the circu.
lar edge graduated Ii degrees and half degrees. aad
movable limb adade attached the o the plate
with yernie-s Mt both ends thus the bearing OF line
be read for any number o! degrees or minutes.
Tie plate II so divided rs tn fOra With n. gcae Of the
alidadr traverse tane Of lines instead Of numbers
which gives the latitude aud departure Of any
course aud distance run
The table also Tho purpose for sscer:sining
heights and Distances the required distance /, read
from the plate wthou; the trouble OF referring the log
srlthmic tables.
II gives the horizontal measurement Of the lines Of ::
survey and where there is local sron the line
be traced without using the needle there being two pair
Of sights enabling the surveyor TO form 4; the angle
required by the bearings o! the COURSES
The variation Of Odd line Is easily calculated on it,
and for such work cyeling for nirnc.s draining
land IL answers every purpose OF The level.
There Is attachment for solving obiqEs tIiangts,
which gives the bnse and perpendicular oil tie triangle,
from which the be s,cerained very readily and
1t also gives the bearing aud distance % the closing ac In
q division Of land.
The instrument caa be rsrt with either The sights or
telescope. Address Il. D. LhLEi, Staun!on, Va.
JrSE 18TH ISIS.
have carefully examined Col Lieys new Instruments
for surveying, plotting &c, and do hesitate TO pro-
them Ingenious simple, and useful cOntrsvanc-r-
They are inee calculating machines for the Surveyor;
and, employed by him. would save mmeutc arIouui
OF time and labor. can most .rarrrfIily recommend
them tic every practical Surveyor. a. T. BLEDSOE.
Prot. Mathematics, University, Va.
L. S. Il. ACADEMY,
WGsT P0ISr, July 9Th, 1859
have rx7njucd, with much Interest, Coz. j. 81. i.isys
"Instrumen for Surveying and Calculating Arrears" and
unhe.sinviy recommend TO all practical Surveyors. IT.
properties Of the Teodote and Compass, and by giving
the latitude and departure OF course. will
much labor in She computation of tho area Of survsy
4. L. CHURCH,
Iup 4 prnfM ,thp
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-02-12
YAIOO COTTON LANDS!!!

FOR SALE Or ESCHASGE FOR SEGROES.
TTHE undersigned proposes 10 sell, exchange for
Negroes. from loo TO Gu00 Of the finest Cotton
Lands in the Yasoo Valley Some Of these Lands In
cultivation With Steam MIL and sns-oiheri are dcsdened
and can be easily improved.
These Lands are II the riches. portions OF yazoo and
Washington Counte.are essy Of access, and convenient
navigation.
Anypersob, fishing negotiate, referred to MeSsrs
J. R. Anderson Co., TrsosSAr Iron Works, Rchmont Va.
And can address J. W. BARNETT, or
n. LAWRENCE,
AL.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-02-12
TO pHYSICIANS !

OoUR attention Invited to the ne" remedy ~, ~
ma,i.u--PRopYLAMINE II was hrs' - !, Ss,ers.
thu notice Of the Professor BY Dr. Awenalus o o. ~.
hurr Russia In 1885 and has been successfully use
In the ,rsateu. 0! Rheumsilsm" and Acute shso'nn
mnt,m" by many Physicians in Europe and Ametca ,ts
is slso very highly recommended iI reports OF eAse
Philadelphia Hospital In lssO. ou,-,,s
We have on hand supply OF the pure Cn s,a
pronyIsne Solution Of propylamins, aud 1as o'fse
'''A' ~ MEADE BAKER, PhsrnaecutIts,
r.n Is lSS Main street, cor. above r v.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-02-12
~ EaO sTETTEm,s STOMACH nsv-

TERS.-Tpe general effect Of this delightful tonic In all
complaints Incident TO females, has given It widespread
celebrity among the Lady inysds have been doctor
ed and drugsed oyernuch. They have been rct,mz
health and purse by legion OF nosrum moGsers; but II
may be said with confidence that in this remarkable nris
Grant they have found exactly the stimulat adapted
their delicate organization and peculiar functional disturb
ances. Az the dawn Of womahhood in the OF
gentrr may rely upon the rrnovatlng power Of this
excellent and palaable preparation in every cIgeney
As cure for Dyspepsia and all complaints o! the stomach
and bowels il has taken lhe lead OF a othcr alternatives
and tonics
Forsseb Druggists and dealers every where
and by ll0STETrEE & SMITH,
Manufacturers snd Propee,ors,
Feb6-dSS:w No. IS Water and IS Front Street.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-02-12
SOUTHERN MANUFACTURES.
pTu.N,s IMPROVED. HE.sNIpGL.-

l. TED GUAsu. ,,,.,,,o,.Jins
,,.n SoIumb,a' Eevassa, and other Guanos.
The Richmond Fertilizer Mills having 5 pos ss I IuS Pony
81 I.e rnrr ny, prepared 10 furnish Farmers snd
with any quantity they may wish at The following
rates: ~,
@ & LII s %
MAJ S35 =, III. ritr
,rbr success with which these Inanurcs nav ee4 u'e
during the past year. Wheat Corn oa hv
co,ton, in Virginia and North Carouai ds,nsnJ
letters received, and the rapidly ncreasins ae
certificates igh. be given, but Il is aeesa dav Thrv
Farmer. will oblige US by ordering st an early aTy
can be furnished tho mills, or by Mes'fs EchmooS
Claiborne Mc.Rrs Blair Chau,berhyns IN he'ao NV
J. H. Hope, Esq, williamsburg; Messrs n; pEc'' xnc,
Norfolk; D. G.igg, Esq, Petersburg; soya rs rn Fin
bure VIM Dold Esq Lexington; T. Il. 6odWinn t7s'' "
Isle Va, and Commission Merchants generally
All orders promptly npendedto.
J. II: POIaDEXTER, Proprietor
P. 0. Box No. oai;
B-please notice that every ingredient used IN 1.S
lortsoins p Jan9-3m
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SHIPPING.


US. H. r.. S TE,y yaSI 1Yd0sEGsTowH.
| fE'!!E Steamship YORKTOWN, Captain
x Lewis Parrish, will leave here al four .N.5LsS,
o'clock, p. NJ, Tuesday, the lah Inst S;S:tSiSsas
Passengers are reiIhesic to be board
Ia due time.
Passage to New York, meals AMI state roo Included
SO. secrnge passage only Is.
Freight received to-day (Mondsy and up to the hour
OF o'clock p. 81, Tuesday.
Consgnees requested send for th-r goods tnsy.
Tickets and berths secured Ut Office, roard the
ship.
freish. for Boston taken moderate rates. and forward
ed with dispatch.
Febll-9t LUnLAM y WATSON
NOTICE no SliaPpkKS AM OtaEtts.
~ The Steamship ROANOKE has been
withdrawn from the line, for the present. ~zcE1tas.
ner, and the steamship YoRKT0WN, Capt !sFE -
Parrish will continue their trips between this city
FROM New York every Tuesday and Saturday at o'clock
u. Days Of departure from Richmond every Tuesday
and Friday, a; o'clock, 2. NJ.
Kes.s liALTHNrOkkt.
THREE TIMES A WEEK-PuWuATAS STEAMBOAT
COMPANY.
feSliE Steamer Il NV IDERE, Captain i-Slsre, =
to-day, MONDAY and up TO the hour Of l. ,stasxS
o'clock 81, Tuesday, 18th inst. s'saff.1haAas1sa
Freight taken Boston via Baltimore. at lowest rates
With greatest dispatch.
No hos.heads received board unless engaged II; our
Office.
departure.
Tickets fog passage procured either Il. place In
Shockue Slip, opposite Columbian Hotel, II, The
Steamers WharYes. Rockets.
Feb ll-2L DAVID WI. CURRlE.
FOR skE;MES.
IESlIE bremen barque COLUMBIA, Captun +=tlSS
Il Semcke, will load for the above port For EEEGsS
freight Gr passage apply TO
Jan 2S--dGw SCiAEE, kOIILER co.
EOfy NEW YOKK-FEIiSi' VESSEL.
VIRGINIA LINE OF RICHMOND AND NEW YURk
PACKETS
| TENllE Schooner WYTHE, Captain John TuItlc,
L having the greater portion OF her cargo eu- 4I1AN
aged and going board will nave quick dis lGES3
patch ~&SS3n
For balance Of freight apply To
Feb l2-it DAVID ( WM. CURRIE.
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Tho Southern COnfederacy.

MONTGOMERY, Feb. l1.-Mr. Stephens; was
before the Congress to-day, and made speech,
thanking the delegates for the honor Of cleo,
ting him Eice-Presidenr. bill was reported
providing for an Executive Department.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-02-12

WASHINGTON, Feb. 9.-Col. Judge, the Com
| missioner from Alabama, has had an interview
| with the President. lie was received by the
President with courtesy, as distinguishes,
citizen of Alabama; but Mr.. Buchanan would
not recognize him in an official capacity, nor
enter into any discussion whatever relative 10
the objects of his mission.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-02-12
RICHN0ND FEtsTsLlXEiS .H.aNCRAC.
TURING NAILS.
ROCKETS, RjClINON0, -.
G p,rhfaN Errrn.1 Acrrr

S. HARTMAN, GENERAL AGENT,
MANUFACTURES and Oilers Tar SALE In suit pur-
Ig cssers fine ground Bones, with their sou.G matter,
uAkrsAss Amnoniated Super Phosphate CT Lime, made
OF bones decomposed by .uphurc acid Also, Hartman
Improved Manipulated Guano made Of best Phosphate
iuano onchs (dccoinposed by sulphurc .cd and Of the
best Peruvian Gusno. These FERTILIZERS have been usrl
with the satisfactory results.
Also for SALE American Colombian and Nrvassa GuaDo5
at the lowest market prices.
To be had 1t the Mills also, OF MeSsrs WoMpLr CLAl-
borne, and Commission Merchants, generally.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-02-12

Since 1851 the Company Eaye sold 500 900 They
sell oay 10 acual cuyaters and every contract contains.
M agreement to cultivate Ts road has been constructed
Through these lands expense Of 100000 In 1850
The population Of ~ counties through which passes was
only eS since which 4Is e9s have been added making
the Whole population N4.Ssl, sain of l-S per cont
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-02-12

l":gEg Mcepgg By MoSrGoMERY's BAND.
s. $. Louis Republican Of the Tth gives
;sr,i>a'.rs, obtained from private sources,
Z. murder 6: Mr. Carey, an inoffensive
=. d; Brownsville, Missouri, committed on
~. 20 Hnob Noster. Mr.. Carey former
ss.icA IN Kansas, where he took sides
a.s against Montgomery, and his murder
20 member of that desperados
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-02-12

as i USEFUL ARr1CH.E.-A new and
49, useful article, called SpALpiSGS PREPARED
GLUE, has been introduced the notice OF suekrepHrs
II Is csIle and really adhesive and enables every house
keeper repair furniture snd household without
trouble it j, always ready Tor use.( aRede!p hia
Ledger, October II, 1859
Sold by all prominent Statnncrs Druggists Hardware
and Furniture Dealers Grocers, snd Fancy Stores
Epl, Ill BUDDY
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-02-12
Feb 1, 1851.
NOTICE.

,.,;,, % continue the COMMISSION BUSINESS.
r.snectiuIly ask continuance Of tho patronage oe
slowed on the late firm o! Randolph Page, and hope by
,,,ion IN merit the same. My uucs, y. G. Ran
rs a.sno OH DrobsSy be here often Tor The next fe
months. win aid me In my business
an
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-02-12

SrpIyeFIELp, Feb. ll.-Mr. Lincoln lett at
eight o'clock this morning. His farewell re-
marks were brief There was no allusioh 10
political matters.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-02-12
NJ ,ITpIiJ.aFED GUANO,

,x,uH 1.Mrs RIVER MANUFACTURING COMPANY are
nov prepared furnish the farmers and planters oil
Virginia and North Carolina with the above Fertilizer Tor
their Spring crops. It's application 10 the Sheat e'n
.red last Fall SO far ~ developed UP 10 this TINE, has
been emnrntly successful aud deemed to be equally
we'll adapted improve those OF tobacco oats ana corn
The STOCK now on hand is moderate, but the supply vi"
at all times be adequate the demand, and CURING the
present unsettled condition of affairs thought advisable
10 solicit who propose 10 purchase 10 ssny thcr
,nlon of doing 80 III an early day enable the company
10 make timely preparation 10 execute all orders That may
come In.
Price, p.r ton Of 1000 lbs, $50 cash.
or3srs can be addressed to the Commission Merchants
generally OF Richmond, or TO
Feb l-c2aW6W r.. Il. BEN lLEi, hEch'.