davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-02-22
Peace Conference.

N,.aS5!9S, Feb. 2g-The ,ine Of the Peace Conven.
sssa occapei Cox the most part to-day by speech
49,: NJ F:e.t O. New York, made the ablrst effort
!; . al! % the glira Republicans. Sir. Srelnghuysen,
|" va I,o-', AID Mr. Dodge, Of New York, spoke at
e;r+i faro: 81 compromise.
y :aa, Q: N-* York defended the Republicans, but
'" Fae 20 so FOR General Convention OF the States, to
'''7 amendments 10 the Constitution hear that Tx.
y=: as expressed the opinion that the Guthrie
- I'll b. 4lop;e the idea Is depressing to the ultra
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-02-22

'a:G!S Of The PEACE CONGRESS. Staun-
"a ) Spectator" states that the Virginia
rae congress was FIRST suggested in that
''n By distinguished mcmoer of the Fir-
='t Jadic!ary;a gentleman who has not been
|! politician for thirty years.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-02-22
AUCTION >.iI.E: cE 'FEsF: VALUABLE
Law LIBRA i4N

j EDGE i. V. u AM Ell
FHNIIE tuiirc Law Library az tlr atc Judge L. V Daniel.
Il will be- sold the auction al !. II. bc9r>,
THURSDAY, FEB. gi.t. sale 10 commence =. V'cg.i.
=. u. AE"ug the rare and valuable h"GH, hr"
Virginia Reports. :" vols.
Ensii,'. Curi!aon Law Reports. -.
tnkcs
Eul!usoas Forms
Practice, iui -ii'ion,r
Acts ~ Assembly, ISL Ia l-";.
BESIDES all the standard works usually found IN well
selected law i8LraIy.
Catalogues ready, and !m'y l." lad -: IN" aH'
TONER, II West Johnston, Boo. sellers, 40 Main
Street who VA! attend To- pTrcaa..g: "a gentlemen
may lee uiiai' Ia a';rc; III: sale. frh !>"-'iH
(1DI. II sSSOS E1SS' 81 tEo;' Walt ABLE
" NEGEUES u LOUISA CutNli.-fhc Uuirr'!sMrG,
G0nm> appointed to: that rr"s"r VIE proceed -"
TUESDAY. 2th uy of Ma!c. n"N II lair. Il not. tie
Ucxt lair day, >r. ~ pGrr a'ii"H, ~ N" highest h"
der c"I!; sN an4iES, at she !l'c RESIDENCES o.:
Rubcl. F. Mna., deceased III Tie county OF Louisa, nr"t
Bumpas station upon 'h- frrirt. Central Ral.?"t'.
SIX OR EIGHT LIKELY %lGEu' = consisting Of women
and hoys JAMES uCISENBERRY.
Commissioner.
Farther particular. made aunYn OF day OF sale.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-02-22

a-\sAHA STAY LAW DEFEATED.-The bill
= .'ithc!ng tue collection Of debts in Alabama
- NE period Of fifteen months, which had
::'9ilsE passed the House, was finally de-
:s''l III TIE Senate Of that State on the 9TH in
!aa: br tic vote,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-02-22

:. !saS>FoETEo.--A negro boy, the property
= >"!ijTd Taylor, Of Fairfax county, Va,
y. :" 's:a oFd:red to be transported for at
%.9t;'s to poison the family Of Mr.. Roby, by
."''i; powdered glass and powder into the
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-02-22
NORFOLK MARKETS, Feb.

OURS-White 81, mixed 80, yellow 60 cts. COT ron
II to IN cts. FL0UK-Supcr So 10 60. Extra
Gf5 10 80 Family rs SD. 0ATS-SU 10 3" els
NAVAL sroREs-Rosln, comm"n, per Dbl, slad 10 80:
No. do 921 sP's TurPsnns per gal y, Eight ~
STAyk%R O. hid, per NJ 60; W. o. hhd., III to g. ". o.
pipe, 10 to 75 W. D. healing, 60 to g. Pipe culs, - TO
30; T. o. hid. culls, 91.m w. o. do. ls.OU 10 ?u0U W. o.
hcadin. Gull o. ~ to MISUNDERSTANDING !l.5D 10 80,
red /. 10 10 i.3U.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-02-22
Thirty-SiHth ConSrcss-SecOndS Session.

SEStTF.-Mr Bragg presented the credentials Of Mr..
Cugmhn Of North Carolina, Senator elect for the
term. Mr llaes resolution dscuunung the postal service
In the seeded States, taken up. Mr. Hunter said II
these States within the Union. the Government had
power to deprive them OF the right, under the Constl
tuition. to mail facilities lie dsiked the word inSurrrc.
ton looked U Coercion and the first step TO civil
waran unmigated horrors lfs reconstruction could
he made the best step 10 have peareabi: separation
II that understood to-day and trade would
its regular channels, and the country again be
prosperous. Mr Dooi'ic SAID this Was not coercivc
measure but Of peace. Mr Hunter glad 10
learn that the Senator from Wisconsin did for this
bill coercive lneasurr III hoped party would COM
nit Itself 10 coercion, but II such not The INTENTION he
need Of the bill Mr. Fessenden defended the bill.
a3. Douglas said he thought the OF peace and
believed the offensive should he stricken out. lie
believed that there many dsuniooists the North
the Southern side Ut he Chamber Mr. D. said he
believed there plot break up the Union under the
preteice Of preserving IL. MreWade adrocne the bill
and hoped its friends would Kill by talking about IT,
Mr.. Green opposed the bill Al o'clock the Senate
went into secret session.
iOrSE-The list Of expenditures Of The War Department
Tor the last year was laid before the House. motion
agreed TO, that when the House it will be til Satur
day. Mr. naws from the select committee, reported
solution cesurug the Secretary OF the Navy for accepting
the designations OF officers the Srering States Mr.
Branch made minority report Mr. John Cochrane dis
scented from the majority report. The Stanton Force bill
then taken alr Bocock concluded iS speech He
predicted If the hill passed the border slave States would.
within sixty days, join The Southern States which have
ard responded in favor Of TIE BILL The further consldcra.
ton Of the bill postponed I'LL Monday. The repo, OF
the committee Of thrythree taken up Mr.. Barrett
made speech against Rrpubcansm, but protested against
secession. The Washington and Oregon debt bill
discussed ill the hour OF adjournment.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-02-22
-
Pnblic Mecriu0 In Hanover.

IL l:.:-: age requested 10 meet at Hanover Court
-. e Oai-E The bes; mode 10 act and consider the
AZ: iICi'!=s nos aga,ng the country; the action
a. Is.r-aoa having 10 be referred 20 the people for
s.-H., !: t=cetaes necessary they should advise and
~: i:e &; '- vei:h;y importance resting upon them
SItsHYuS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-02-22
THE ALABAMA INSURANCE COMPANY,

NlONIGONlEISA, ~ "a.
Authorized Capital 100000
Capital paid in 15G, 600
DIRECTORS.
". C. HEB, h. :. WILLIAMS, u. A.. CLARK
". H.. kIvEs, JOHN A.. Ei.NuRR, J.. D.. HUTCHINSON,
=. L. kEHISGTOS, WADE kEYES, j.. 81 WILLIAMS,
PUBLICATIONS. received at Office 81 Commerce ST.,
~ Montgomery, AIN. ". &. BlBB, rrcs't.
+. II. METckLF, Src'y.
THE subscriber will take FIRE, MARINE and SLAVE
RISKS at city Office Tor the present my Factory,
corner Ninth and Canal Ss Richmond, Va. Applications
addressed me- by letter otherwise will receive prompt
attention. J. II. i. MAYO,
nrc3 Agent.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-02-22

Al We Sacking of the Palace at Pekin, a
tita:'' astilitrynan is stated to have found
-: ";'leTHs seal in solid gold, and some
''a'ss Of Inc Golden Book, and his booty is
'>:La;al 70 be worth more than 100, 000E
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-02-22

!+.'e IS young man now in Chicago en-
az. Il lh=<asincss of bill posting, who was
-. $4,000 two years ago. Rum was his
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-02-22

's,oEyED.-Mr. James Strother, residing
~ Markham station, Fauqnier county, Va,
'S accidently drowned on the 18th inst. He
'a'sS wife and nine children
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-02-22
MARINE NEWS.
,:1II:I- NJ IiIGIIMuND. FEBRUARY u, -

rtIETuf RICHMOND. FEBRUARY II, t-6i
.I.:u rHi> pAI At ~ O'CLOCK
ARRIVED.
Steamship Jamestown skinner, New York, m!se. and
passengers.
SAILED.
schr E. NJ. Perry Sampson, Charleston. Coal
Schr Julia Maine, Preston, Goson via Norfolk ndse
Schr Judge Harrington, Shaw, Newport, Dea.r Via PEI
Scnr. andrew Armstrong, Matthews, down the river,
light
Steamer Pocahonas Trsvrrs Baltimore mdse ard pas
ssngcrs.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-02-22

NEW YunE Feb. 2n.--Mayor Wood formally received SIR
Lincoln h morning in tue Governors OF the City
Hail. The Mayor said the city OF New FORK had ne ri
offered It's hospiLatie, to clothed with csai.,
powers, resting under greater responsibilities than
which circumstances have devolred upon you. Comm,
into o;e with dSts-mirrrd government reconstruct
aId disconnected and hostile people reconcile, II vii
require high pairvtisi and elevated comp rclchsinn
the whole cOuntry-s varied Interests: opinions AMI pr.
uhlceSto conduct public affairs bring back arair
former harmonious, consolidated and prosperous
dit!on.
Mr. Lincoln responded, a! reeing with the ssnmcniV
the Mayor In his devotion TO the Union, he sid,
behind man. In wisdom he may be deficient bet hr
lad heart leg Ctrd - 10 work
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-02-22
The Marllcfa.

BALTIMORE, Feb, 2l.!Iour Is firm, and has advanced
l9c Wheat II buoyant. Corn has advanced sales Of
yellow At 6OaC2c Provisions, steady. Co1re steady
| Whiskey dull.
NEW YoEE, Feb, a.-Fiour is steady and unchanged
Wheat IL quiet Corn 1, dull Provisions are quiet
Whisky quiet ut ], kal,Ic.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-02-22
ADJUSTMENTS.

mETROPOLETAN lsALL.
a1yTEES PERFORMERS UNEQUALLED AND 1NCOM-
PARABLE.
POSITIVELY FOUR NIGHTS ONLY,
,rrnSrsnly THURSDAY, FRIDAY, AND SATURDAY
EVENINGS Feb. 90, 81, 22. and 49,
Change Of Programme Nightly Double Troupe and Brass
Band.
DUPRFZ s. GRFEN'S
orin,ffaI New Orleans and metropolitan
Rurlesque opera IroHpe,
rvy,,r , C,rr nd Ethiopian Concerts 1t the above
w Hall introducing each evening an cntlrey new seec
linn Of Ac,, selected from the gems oil Ethiopian hin
Grnl sercnade each evening in front Of the Hail. pre-
yious TO opening the DOORS by the New Orleans ana Metro
poltan Troupe's brass Band, led by Mr. >. thAIl.
o,closk ureciscly. Admission .3 cents ,,
U ''o'H P's@'' Z. ii. DUPRH,
PIT "a Manager and business Agent.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-02-22

WasHINTros Feb. el.-llnos Pennsylvania, Ohio, New
jersey, Rhode Island all the border slave States Will
perhaps the exception OF delegates from rirgi
MIA will vote Tomorrow for the border State propositions
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-02-22

As accidents oiH happsn eoen in tosH 6S.td a.ni-
eh IL very desirable have cheap and convent
en-: way for repairing Furniture, Toys Crockery &C.
SPALDISG'S PREPARED GLUE
all such emergencies, and household afford
be without IT, It's always ready and up TO the sticking
point. There Is longer Necessity for mpng chairs,
splntcred venerrs, heaess dolls and broken cradles II
sus the article for cone SHE'LL and other ornamental work.
popular with ladies Of refinement and taste.
This admirable preparation Is used cold, being chemical
ly held solution and possessing a the valuable qualities
o. the best cabincmakers Glue. II may be used In:
place Of ordinary muc!agc, being vastly adhesive
"USEFUL ~ EVERY HOUSE"
IA Brush accompanies each bottle Price, % cents
Wholesale Depot, No. Is Cedar-st., New York.
Address HENRY C. SPACLDlSG CO.,
Box No. 3, 600, New YORK.
Put up for Dealers In Cases containing Four, Eight, and
Twelve Do:en-abeau,ful photographic ShowCard accom-.
panying package.
c.g- 4 single bottle OF sPALDING's PREPARED GLUE
will save times Its cost annually 20 every household ks
Country merchants should make note Of SPALDING's
PREPARED GLUE, when making up their list. 1t Will
stand any climate. Feb ll-.ckw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-02-22
MANIPULATED GUANO,

TIME JAMES RIVER MANUFATERING COMPANY are
prepared 10 furnish the farmers and planters Of
Virginia and North Carolina with the above Fertilizer for
their Spring crops. Its application to the wheat crop,
seeded last FALL far developed up TO this tme has
been emnenty successful and II deemed 10 be equally
well adapted improve those OF tobacco, oats and Corn
The stock hand IL moderate but the supply will
at all times he adequate to the demand, and, during
present unsettled condition of affairs, i, thought advisable
solicit those who propose 10 purchase TO signify their in
ention OF doing early day. 10 enable the company
make timely preparation 10 execute H orders tina;
come In.
Price, per ton Of 1000 lbs, 81 cash.
Orders be addressed 10 The CnmmijsiOu Merchants
generally Of Richmond, or 10
Eel, -c2aWGy H. X. BESTLEI, Agent.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-02-22

:, . a.1 VA County Court has appropriated
.r-,' 10 arm two volunteer companies.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-02-22
SHHGG:.S AND GgLAEGES.
SOUTHERN ITiyEIsLI sNSElTI'sE;.
RILHHDNU, III.

rs. MAYO will open, the first OF October Eex 4
III Boarding and Day School for young ladies irr object
Is TO combine useful and complete En- Ish cucu,io.
with apracica acquisition Of French and Gsrma. and
thorough knowledge o Music 70 accomplish this purpose
her professors Of Music Preach and German will rrsr Ia
her family.
French. which Is the native language Of thu resident PRO.
frsaor, will be the ha::ua language Of the family and
those studying German will be rrquirlr fire.
quently in that tongue.
For Circulars, containing Terms, References ald other
particulars, aplly to
Mrs. PETER T.. MAYO, Richmond, Va
Mrs. MAYO has removed residence To the house
lately occupied by the late Judge r. y Daniel Fifth be-
tween Clay and Leigh Streets Aug SIT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-02-22
OLD DO.MiSiUS INSTITUTE.

CDRNEH UF FRANKLIN MD FIFTH sFIEETS.
fgNllE second half Of the session Of His School for s 81
L will c0inWencr the lJ.l ~ February, and end the
3uth OF June heat ensuing.
The Rev. FRANCIS }. E0GGS has hern ADDED IN the
board Instruction., and will with his family reside IN thu
Institute buildings The MUSICAL DEPARTMENT will
continue under The Mr CllASES ,ucrIGrndrrce who will
hc aided by competent assistants \ grnrlclHa as been
-mhlry rd To tahr charge ul the Glasses ia AiEA and
others will he tn teach ether specific s:ur, and another
female teacher will he employed. The LECTURES on III
hilCAL lIrERArGEE, by The Rev. JAMES \. DUNCAN
will he continued. also the FRI DAY AFTERNOON LIr
EhARi LECTCEFS. The PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT
tor very small grs Will receive the special vi the
Principal of thu School.
The BOARDING DEPARTMENT viii be literally and
carefully conducted, and every comfn aud facility will be-
Afforded to young ladies boarding Ia the family.
No Labor expense will he spared IN make The School
rlua Ia any in land for the education nf riuh!r+
s2t3- For further infurmallnn, address
Feb l. r. SIlLMATE rrncpaI
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-02-22
C;IESrE;cE.Eas, t.IHn ZOE; ME-.

NII-"e 'I I!.E 0NIIt NO.FI Iitt'l.'
81 field. pronounced ~ the D,:riah"r term, !>hG. IL
the suit Of Steel ~. GILL! =: as will Sell IN 'front.'
John w Jor - tavern, iUii i: Chesterfield coUag,
the FOURTH DAY y! MARCH NENT tn. tract ia! la
the said -tIit n-I;inncd Called i'OH ES Winter
field ana Salisbury, containing .bug; eighty t."
sale will take place a. i. NJ precisely.
TEGN> Of sale Will lie Eia!r k:0wa ~ the i.rI".
l.. ". Br.F0Ur 49,, .f..
=. +. GUGBI!., '''''''is'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-02-22
WHEELER IL WILSON

} + II I Y q II \ { IT | Y f ;,
WITH NEW IMPROVEMENTS, At REDUCED PRICES.
f5NlE Wheeler Wilson Manufacturing Company hav-
4 ing gained ALL their suits at Law with infringing
GIiciurrrs Of Sewing machines, propose that the public
shall he benefited thereby. and have accordingly reduced
the prices OF their Sewing Machines. Alter this date they
will be sold at rates that will pay fair profit The cost;
Of manufacture, capital invested and eXpeESr OF making
salessu prices will enable them 10 make first clas
Machines, and heretofore guarantee them 10 every par.
tcuar.
NEEDLES, SILK, &C., AT reduced prices.
~ Oiiicc AMI Salcsroom No ~ Main Street, Rich
mund, Virginia.
FAIRS or 1SBD
WHEELER If HJLSO-H, As USUAL. rITTURiOLS!
AwsHrs rs MECHANICS INSTITUTE oS SEWING MACHINES.
To Wheeler Il wilson, LIST class prcmum-svcr medal.
To the Lester Co., OF Richmond, md class Premiu,nDi
plona.
To Govrr & Baker, 3rd Class rr-nium-Dipoma.
uS SEWING MACHINE WORK.
LIST premium TO Wheeler 4 Wilson,
IND premium 10 the Lester Co, Nov 9G-dicly
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-02-22

DANrILLE MARKETS Feb. 81.
CORS-sy TO yuc. FL0UR-f6 10 20. UATS-Whte
90 TO 69S black 30 CENTS TOBACCO-Lugs Fl 20 to 9,
common leaf TO G. fine leaf 10 10 50. WHEAT white
! 40, red 70.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-02-22

ALEXANDRIA MARKETS Feb. 81.
CoRN-5s cts for white and yellow FL0Ull-Superhne
IS Is TO Is, extra 10 70, family ~ 30 10 ~
OATS-SU cts RYE-C0 TO Is cts. WEAT-Whlte
| IS 10 49, red 10 to 25
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-02-22

iYNCHBCRG MARkETs, Feb 81.
CORS-IU to Is cents FLOUk.-super. *6"5
oATs-SS to 3se ToBACCo.-common Lugs, $50 TO 800
New Ground Lugs, $3.50 to 100; Stemming and ship
ping Tobacco $40 to $50 Working so to l2Q0; Drlgh
Wrappers 1900 to 80 30. WiiEAT.-Wh,e, sl25 to i4o
Red ~ TO l.3U. PURK.-*e.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-02-22
r,pNv1IIE MARKETS Feb. 81.

FARMvILLE MARKETS, Feb. 81.
CoRS-s0 TO w cents FLoUR-superhne ~ 0U to s
extra So family 20 to o. TUBACC0-Lugs loose ant
priced 81 SO 10 o. short leaf 80 to so, goOl long lea
70 to 5. Ne extra or hne Offering. wiEAT-"hite ~ :.
TO rs red 10 10 ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-02-22
Wednesday,, February -, 1861.
SS SO, 900.

-Four Approximations to The 100000 Of $500 each; o.!
100 10 t5Uu0D+ SIOU TO {3000o Of +0U TO t20 Ue Of
4lUD To 1 lU,GiD.
WHOLE TICKETS, 420-llALVES, lO-QCAETERS. ).
G.e Prizes caShcd at sight at per cent. discount.
W Bills on all solvent banks taken az par.
SSf- A Drawing will be forwarded the result
becomes known.
SS All orders for Schemes or Tickets to be addressed
"DON RODRIGUEZ, Of City Post, Charleston, south
Carolina" Jan 2t-IsStt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-02-22
10 NJ. 'r.itEE .;:t.,S oi.D niLEs.

,>TTuEspAY 10Th instant, ~ Il o'clock. pi.I sell ~
the Il Council Chamber !I, c"in,r i;'h Md
Ross streets, Forty Likely Young hG,r~
The above Mulr. "t fine sia- AMI FORM i.r"r years
old and worthy IA" attention Of thos" IN Want ~ No.
Mules Til. opportunity should be rrnracr'iy Farmers.
Teari,;cTs, Sc. IN want Of first class stock.
TrkM--Ali under loo cash. over tia; amount '"Gi
month, credit for approved rn,"r,rd negotiable rarrr
P,L . j., iS r. H. COOK, Acct.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-02-22

.%'AL HAVANA LorrERY.-The following
+, -,FTs 'Fe* the principal prizes in the draw
=. Vi January 22d, 1861:
~ P,izes Numbers. Prizes. Numbers. Prizes a.
:. q, ono los. $3O,UOO $500. $4,000
80 'p,e9p u. %. 49,. 10000
ne. =. !H, 2dei s,s; 1907, $685. .2lO. 1901, 1856,
i 4 w, s'i., 9:3i ESQ TO- $50, ,oie. II
= i5,!L! lG,2', G25G, 1864, 1T,417, ,GS
~: sus, l9,i'9 10 Co. $3.50, $40, 81 5SO,
D. :3li 1859, 24tyl, u s5s, Is 205, u, 999,
-''li. 1876, % csc, o5,'I2 2yO6I, s9, 7Ve,
p!a"ins Of ,hi| celebrated Lottery will take
10 NE 9Th "f February For particulars, see adj
i,. :. ID another column.
=. '!-i''!ss Don RODRIGUEZ.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-02-22
pFrERspuKf1 MARKETS., Feb. 81.

PETERSBURG MARKETS, Feb q.
CURN-C5 TO 6S eta. C0TT0N-ll 10 IN cts. fLOUh.
Super S6H to Extra IL TO S, Family 81 TO ~ ToBAC
CO-ugs inferior fair w TO g. good to very eoou soS
10 1; common good Leaf l. to 4 good to very Sooh
" 10 ~. wHEAT-whte 81 80 to 30. Red % Il
1
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-02-22

JSFOGMATrJS having been received by lie EAFc'ifE"
tha, JOHN SCOTT who Is charged with having co.ni-
murder in the or Gr-rn' sSi!-, in 'i ''D-
cath, la, he'd from justice ad IS going ~ 'ar-
therefore iu hrirhy offer reward -: one hundred aoi'
lars any PERSON who shall arrest the aid JOHN Scott a!
deliver him into the Jail q" said cDCwy u fccuc-Tc. ".t
10 moreover rc,Gr. all p:.crr" 90 tbs Commonwealth,
civil and military It'll req,.r, people generally
their hest cS"rous To procure his arrest tina! he NAY ie
br0lI.ii; TO justice
Given un,rr hani rs Governor" and |IIrr the L..
Seal the CUInn4O cath, AZ Richmond tn. Ira
l.. :. day 81 February, >e!.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-02-22

DJHStAS'f II, \ s.t.i:D <tt!'s'tS, ~
2 ecucd 10 m- hy Jacob !rryl and George kny"!s,
Sac f day 90 Au%"-t, So Tor crTi.iT purpose. rr,..
specified. .ha!l G."r Tor SALE Ter cash ~. pfua3.r
attract II idnG irtEE Ia Ec'ho"i cou";y, c"E:..nrs
li"i, The ,ac ,n" {. il; take place SATURDAY.
THE arH pay or HAi!CH, i-Gi. T!iD>. JONES,
Ern,,--y;x
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-02-22
NE RIO COFFEE. IL DOuEL!.. ,CK:.

-! BARRELS Refined SUGAR.
C"n>!''h: oi Double Refined loaf Cut !n4. flushed
Z. lrOG. 800 N'''' - ' 49,
'ns S';e WI ,"hc r''c" iroiapily a. los o'cor 81
~ give The trade Al OPPORTUNITY Of a,,,,,, ,,r
"orthhm 4 Co shlc al Sugar all! ;:..,,.,..
ierris-trdcT sI"'. 'isI. OYrr .l.y, r,ur rgr,.,,.
crc,i.t--rai"r IN lee made sli!-f..,,,ry =, It,
EEtNsl!!" ." Co. Ii-inlonl y,
Sale "f Sugar viii Ice Conducted d, & :: w., r.
Feb Of, .''''''' - -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-02-22
E.t1i I:iSSIIsN i:EtS' SILL .;Ef ;,>n =,
uASuNGr I.,j..r, ''''->' ~

obedience decree .: she CitcUt Co..f q ,l5r
L Yer, pronounced on .hc i:h Gay q: bccrIhcr ,,.n
Ia therein depending Gnarr the We Of Ga!inrr
w. GaTdDrss rNrrG'pr &c, tie Gu''T-:U~ 'is CON.
InI.sinn=I> ..r r!:! banned. Ill. Da l." IGiiTn IF
MARCH, l>Gi the premises, el Tract o' Land IN -
county oil Hanover AND STATE d Virginia, ,;v the frs~ire
o Thomas Gardner, GrcrAs.t! called ~ pHDAiE
nS nbou! l:3 IL j. :r EcS rom the city Il E.r'
ii"n'!, Is IL hsmy ard excellent rr.spn hood.
yr!rn 10 churches Of the J-:c: ACCOMMODATIONS. :h"
land Is ~ eooi coL!i',on, ans; IN coUrr Of Hilr0T-
u admirably adapted 10 THE production o; cosn. whca', To-
OLeco, &C. hd every variety III vegetable About ihry
I'VE acre: CT The Hnt = wei! ;mberrl with "h ami r
TEX buildings consist u comfortable dwelling house.
tanning seven rooms, and the customary om0-c:, % W.
hnc!rh, Stable, corn houses, ca:ria:- house, &c
lERMs-So nhich IN cash As all pay The q. sui'
ana 'ii: 10 iHt rsrancr c: The purchase u4o.ry. "a"
terms will De ;!':e AU0wn on tie day ale. 1hry VIII
be accommodating, extending !o., csri'. I;o.r-
approved security viii be- required tie ire--c. pay
;ncmts. Hd ;Er till; hr rc"!oed un Ike whole purcaa.c
money i paid. IHAsfAIS WHITE.
a, ~ ,i,,II
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-02-22
lyNcuRrRG MARkETa, Feb Il.

FREDERICKSBURG MARKETS, Feb. q.
CORN-7Uto re FLOUR--Supcr, $3.50 10 5.75; Extra
c to Ga5 Family. $50 too. 0ATS-%Dt 10 S5c. WHEAT
White 1 70 10 lSJ; Red, 10 10 l.2U.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-02-22

u@,SpECIiL S0TiCE.-TEN DOLLARS n
80 year saved al the least calculation, by using one
OF Graham's MALL STENCILS FOR MARKING CLOTH
ING. Thcy cost hut sksGSrYfvg Sent hy mail
receipt OF Ill in postage stamps otherwise.
Also, every kind Of PLAIN ASD FANCY BRANDS for
Flour, Tuhaccn Liquors, Machinery, &r rna'r TO order
and Satisfaction guaranteed
A. T.. GRAHAM, Brand Cutler,
Next door to the Columbian Hotel
Sept Is Shock6r Slip, Richmond. Va.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-02-22
Reception OF the President Elect aI New
York.

NORFOLK, Feb. 2l-The u. S. Revenue Cutter Duan,
Capt Sevins, sailed yesterday for New York.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-02-22

| GREAT BARGAIN IN LAND.
| VALUABLE IMPROVED COTTON PLANTATION FOR
SALE situated the Atcafalaya River, in the State
Louisiana containing lDij acres 35n cleared, 2 In c!
vaon This land produced the last tvs. bales Of
| cotton per acre.
TRKM4-i, cash aud the remainder IN ], and years,
With eight Der per annun, Interest added from day Of
| sale Address
| WM. II. BAsSETT, Agent.
Ian T-E2m New Orleans.