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Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-06-19
ETbe exorl,itant

20 The exorbitant prices paid for the pro-
visions recently taken bV railroad from this point
to the South may be guessed at from the extra
ordinary rates at which the dealers here have paid
the wagoners and draymen for taking freights TO
the depot Last week drayman with one
dray earned upwards of forty dollars in single
day. Think Of il. Our dealers get such prices
from their Southern customers that they can AT
ford, IL seems. TO pay this monstrOus rate to dray
men: then consider bow fearful must be the cost
to the Southern consumers
We should think that the purchase Of provisions
by the South at what must now be paid for them
would contribute most essentially TO drain that
section Of all available funds, thus greatly i'm
pairing if not destroying the means Of prosecuting
the Louisville Journal
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-03-14
IMPROVED ISSTk UMENT,
Far Smryay5nn md CaIcuIiffnU


IyvsSrep ASo r.rsA7Eu ny Col. JAxgs NJ. LiLLsT, OF
STAusToS, Va
IfSLS instrument con5:is 0! senl'crcI!aF plate With
: Ieetlebox attached to the diameter and the c!rcu.
lar edge graduated In degrees and half degrees, and
movable tn5 aldah. attached 10 the ceGte OF the plate,
With verners both eudl thus the bearing o: line
DC read fur any humber Of degrees or minutes.
The plate Is divided iorin with the scale OF the
ad:de, traverse lbla 81 lines Instead Of numbers.
which gives the latitude and departure Of any
course and distn.cs run.
The table Also the purpose for ascertn!nlng
heights and distances, the required distance Is read
from the plate Without The trouble Of referring 10 the log
Hrlthmic tables.
II give, the horizontal measurement OF the lines OF
survey and where there Is local attraction the line can
he traced Without using the reedc, there being two pair
OF gs enablag the surveyor form st the angle
required by the bearing. Of the courses.
The variation OF old line Is easily calculsed OF II,
anal for such work lrvens for Inraccs or draining
land It answers every purpose Of the level
There Is attachment for solving oblque uianges,
~ch gives TIE base and perpendicular OF the triangle
from which the be asceraiced very readily and
il also gives the bearing and distance Of the closing line In
dsvisIoa o. land.
The nsrumen, Can Do used with either the sights
telescope Address H. D. LlLLEY, Staunton, Va
JuSg 10th, 1855
lhave carefully mined Col LeyJ new 1u,trutoen tS
for surveying plotting &C., sGd do no: hesitate 10 pro.
hrn, s-niorl simple, and useul contryAnces-
and Il employed by him. would inmen:e amount
Of Haze aDi labor. most chce-fuly recommend
tle!n 10 every practical Surveyor. a. !: BLEDsOE,
Pro-. Mathematics University, Va.
e. s. II. AcADEMT,l
WEST pUlSr, July 9Th, 1859
Ihavr examined With r,uch interest, Col J. 81. Lleys
Instvurnrn. for Surveying and Calculating Arrears end
rahrstangy recommend Il 10 all practical Surveyors II
cono!nes Tor all the purposes Of Ordinary survey the
properties Of the 1Seodoe and Compais and by giving
1T once latitude and departure Of COURSE Will
A. = CHURCH,
Jan f-y!. Prof. Mathematics Q. >. u. 4.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-03-14
From IyasI.iuntcn civ

WAsHsoTos, March ls.-Ir. Douglas will uldreIs The
s:rRs On his resolution Tomorrow He will lay dawn three
propos!tlc2s comprising those only which the present
complications can 10 solved: First such amendments 10
the Constitution as will guarantee to the seeded States
their gb and bring them back under IT, Second recog
mixing their Independence and commercial treaty with
then. Third war OF SubusHtiop be followed BY mill.
tary occupation.
These he considered the thee horns Of tho dilemma lie
believed the rst 10 be the best; the last the worst
The object Of hr DougRs resolution WIS 10 officially
disclose the fact that there Is adequate power 10 reake
and hold the Southern forts po.srsson the rccedru
states to show that such proceedings would Involve
additional force aud great expenditure and therefore
the question must necessarily he postponed till the meeting
Of Congress.
Colonel sumner has been nominated in the Senate az
B:gadier, vice Gen. Tsigss.
Orders have yet been issued fJr the evacuation Of
Fort sumter
Commissioners Forsyth and Crawford have received such
assurances from high sources Of pacific intention Of the
Standardization In re1reuce 10 the Southern FORTS that
present, they will make oiEclal demand.
Pending movements looking 20 the evacuation OF Fort
Sumter they will remaln quet-leir Instructions sre raid
to contemplate satisfactory and equitable adjustment, Of
all matters pending between The New Cvnf.tesscy pud
tie Old.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-03-14
The Southern Couprens

Mos!ocHrkT, March S.Soa!ag OF interest tran.p!red
10 Congress to-day. Recess /. daily erp-cted-ceTalDy
this week.
President Cobb has seat 10 the several State Conventions
certified copies Of the Permanent CoGI,tuliua of the Con.
federate States.
The Tariff sct as published zoe. ino operation the
rt OF May. As compared with the Turit: act of the
United States, most Of ~ cent duties reduced
greater portion a. and 10 per cont duties reduced
to Is the largest Is the ~ per cent schedule and there l.
q very small free list
The AlabaHiu Comnl.1!oner, received Il copy 81 the
Perm nent Constitution to-uuy, which l. expected
would be ratified Tomorrow
Vice President Stephens has gone to CrauiordsvlEe
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-03-14
The Virginia Gun.

This gun, patented in August last by Mr..
Lorenzo Sibert and Col. John II. McCuc, Of
Mount Scion, Augusta county, and the invcn-
ton of the former gentleman, is the most re-
markable weapon OF the eye 1t combines
more properties Of usefulness, and is more ex
cmpt from the several defects Of breech-load-
ing guns, than any gun hitherto invented. 1t
is most emphatically the Southerners gun and
for home use is an unequallcd and most invalu-
able one Tho cartridge case is one OF the dis
tnguishing features in this, and entirely re-
moves the objection which lies against ell
breech loading guns, viz: heating and foul.
ing. 1t is made OF the best steel, Of sul-
Rcicnt strength to resist ali the powder
that can be put into it, and will wear an
indefinite time When discharged, it carries
its own heat and dirt away with it, so that in
each discharge the operator has clean gun.
The gun is sclf.loading and repeating rife, or
smooth. bore and to the same brcech any bar.
rel. riAed or smooth, long or short, may be
attached The cases, when charged, may be
placed in tubes or magazines surrounding the
barrel, descend, by their own weight into
pair of cylinders, at the end Of the barrel.
When discharged, the empty case descends
again charged. The magazine may be dispensed
with and the cascs, carried in cartridge boxes
or pouches, may be placed by hand and the
firing may be done at the rate of twen-
ty or thirty per minute. The gun is exceed
insy simple in construction, and less liable
TO get out Of order than any ether
in use 1t has great length rs well as accuracy
Of range. It's cheap OF construction: In The
form OF carbne or horsemans pistol, as we'll
Us pistol Of any size, it will be found equal to
any in USE From its peculiar construction, 1t
cannot De bursted, so the soldier or huntsnan
will, under any circumstances, be safe. 1t is
free from reccil, and balances comfortably
against the shoulder As Southern invention,
it is worthy of the peculiar patronage Of our
people Virginia will do we'll to adopt it, ct
least to arm her cavalry. The Southern States
how about to organize armores, will no doubt
introduce it very generally.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-03-14
February 20, ls5l-tf
S!ttsa,Ess, TY':'EGEt,

sYSMALL PGE IN TIE iNEEfss1is.-
ThI, frightful disease, which prevails to some extent
throughout this State (virynlu) present, and which In
diets such terrible dASurement, upon Its Victims Is rehi
ly cured by Railways Ready Relief and Regulating Pills.
The Ps should DC given In leu doses on ts tra appear
anct aud after free evEcuaioo' 0! the bowels la
place. iw9 c! the Pills per day are EaicIen the
surface u the body should Ds bahrd with the Ready R9.
lief mud Relief la water aud dran1 freely Sru thirsty
the patient tuuid De Kept IN dark Toon and the fac:
covered with oil SILK with Nsgdy Relief aaG sweet
OIL II th reatnelt Ia followed tae sckess WILDE light.
xnd no p scars, o;her dshguremen's follow 10 snr
the sIln.
Persons who hay. recovered from az attack Of Smallpox.
6ueriGg from Sores Ulcers, Tumors Scubs aud
other Affections whch TIL. dreaded scouree has called
forth, should resort 10 RAILWAYS EESofAriHG RE-
SOLVENT. This Remedy will CLEANSE and purify the
blood and exteminHte from The system all diseased lint'
See that the signature OF EADWAf co. IS uPoa each
bottle Gnd box.
u0w TO ragrgST Small.
Persons v,silIng sickroops handling the tick, shcn3
battle their hands and face with the Ready Relief lso
swallow ,ea.spconful Of Ecady Belief aid water, rs a
dis!ufectant Il will nrutralIe the Infection Of smallpox,
and protect those exposed from serious attack.
Mr.. ELlJAH WEST, Of liekrah, Ain, writes u That
he was cured Of severe small pox and liver ia!nt BY
LATINO PILLS"
ur. Jas w. stewart practising physician In louisiana,
uudrr letter dated January g. 1875: states that In AL
cases Of Scarlet Fever Measles Group whuop!ng Cough
and email Poxhe has always succeeded IL sEr:aS tlir
lives " hii Pu;eats ~ administering Railway PHI! and
Ready Relief
W. T. Burtor OF W-duwer, Alabama wrGs c5d:r 1aie Of
March 81 1856 There Is large quantity Of Jour Ready
Relief and Regulating Pills used hoe 10: Scarlet Fever,
small Pux Measles ard Mumps. have heard OF srY-ral
cases diseases that cured by your med
cinei, and have Witnessed their curative elects IN us
Railways Remedies are sold By Druggists every whrrs.
RAILWAY = CO., % John Street, II. \.
PURCELL, LADD L CO., and JOHN T, GRAY: druggists,
Rchmund the general wholesale gScuta for the state
prices March l-GS"1m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-03-14

,n,,r; pull Of ,so hours will bring
.22:- -: go, :, the United States fortress
s.H :';tsS =. Shou,d they be intercepted by
'':'i'' 49, :. ~ Mcutric, they can, by SUI
80 pea. :S easily orcrpower them. On a
, ,.s; the batteries. Of course, could not
- ;';a' ; nj, play with any great advan-
: II reinforcing Major Anderson
i, ~'%>': : and The facts stated, clearly in,
i; ,@AG": ~" ,;.n IS being steadily worked
.:e i'A' '",s ,.tnr,s no one can gainsay, and
l. sA : " a. plscing any number Of men
..s;'3;.'E y, =. + PROVISIONS and arms at the
~. :! ;he s'''' Qul TlvE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-03-14

aCAnoL,YE County, NEws.-The committee
appointed by previous Court to purchase
arms, reported that they had bought 100
stand, 100 Of which were on hand. They
were given in charge Of q committee 10 divide
between the two military companies already
organized The Cavalry are to DC supplied with
those next received.
4 meeting was held al which DR.. Quesen-
berry offered resolutions for the Immediate Sc
cession of Virginia, and denouucing the Peace
Conference report. Resolutions were also Of
itrcd complimentary to their delegate in tue
Convention, (Mr. Morris j their Representative
in Congress, (Mr. pejarnette y their State Sen.
ator, Or. Quesenberry y their Delegate, (S[r.
Tyler j all Of which were unanimously adopt
ed.
The Committee to purchase guns appealed
to the citizens to cone forward and bny the
Bonds Of the county, as they had paid the cash
for them, by borrowing money in their own
name from the Farmers Bank in Fredercks-
burg. Srurly the entire amount that had been
expended was realized by the sale Of Bonds
some s., 600 re believe! Ersderi:katnrg he.
rQM
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-03-14
S.IEE.Ef5 IL WILSON


WITH NEW IMPROVEMENTS, AT REDUCED PRICES.
fBlHE Wheeler Wilson Manufacturing Company hav.
L !Gg gained their suits NJ law with infringing man
u!acufers OF Sewing machines, propose that the public
shall benefited thereby and have accordingly reduced
the prices Of trr SeTing Machines FER this date thcy
will DC sold rates thai viii pay s!r proGt on tie cost
NJ manufacture capital Invested and expense OF making
sa-s-such prices will rnah= them 10 make first class
Msc!nes and heretofore guarantee them 10 every par
ucu!ar.
NEEDLES, SILK, Sc. q: reduced prices.
E35- Once and ss.esrvor sc ~, hah Street. Rich.
n"uG, Virginia
FAIRS OF 1861.
WHEELER Il WILSON, is USUAL, tIrT0R[OES!
AgcHASIcS IssTTU1E oS sEwIso AAcHiSSs.
10 Wheeler Wison lst class prenlua-silrer medal.
To .hr Later Co., Of Richmond, sad class prerum-N'
pona.
To Grover / Baker, 3rh Class premirm-Diplous.
OS SEWING MACHINE WORK.
llt preu,Ium 10 Wheeler & Wilson,
End premium 10 the Lester Co, Nov 26--ddcly
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-03-14
The Election In Pctersburg-.Grand De-
monstratIoD

Pk9sEshrRo, March ia vote was taken here to-day
20 Instruct The delegate in the Convention to for the
secession or iucnce When the polls closed there 81
minority for insiructng The poI will be kept open
morrow when the friends OF secession expect greatly
increase their majority The secession parad
log the streets With band OF music ani grea; excitement
A large crowd Is Mes,rs. Pryor, Strinsfclow and
Others opeek the public ~ sight o'clock
night
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-03-14
Marine Eutelli1cnee-

NokFoLI, March lS-The H. s. steamer Pocahont,s ON
Vera Cruz arrived In Hampton Roads yesterday evening
The frisate Cumberland Is hourly expected.
Tic bark Uavrng from Scotland ha. arrived with coal
Nsw YogE, March ia steam frga,e !, ncS cencs up
the harbor. II :, probably the PoEhatua.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-03-14
AIaba,na Stale Co,-eo,,o,

NOBLE, March lS.-The Convention hes ratified tn.
Permanent Constitution 10y vote OF s. yea. nays
General Jameson, leading comparatively took bold
position Ia favor OF ratification
Je!e Cemen, has been appointed Major General Of the
Alabama Army,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-03-14
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
REr0ETrD rUR 7HE RIoHMoan ENQUIRER.
| Special Depatch to the Richmond Enquirer.
Important From Washington City.

important From Washington City.
WAsuISGroS, March -.
Ills unuef:t"od that OIL Monday last sir Seward was
1aeu on by Southern Senator In reference the r-cep
ZION OF the Southern COMMISSIONERS Mr. Seward assured
nm that he would be mu-t happy lra At certain
houf On Tuesday when !ey should have Informal In
tef'e" with DR. lncolu and perhaps other etnb=rs Of
me CsIine lie ernced the belief that they would be
met IN favorable spirit and hoped their islon would
emu III peace On Tuesday, however received
rom af Seward stating that would be necessary for linn
10 lofeso the appointment but 10 did designate Hsy
ture lime.
me Sonii6icncFs then concluded 10 iend peemptory
request To-day for Interview the Ya.ou. matter,
pending between the old and Conf-de.aeies which
"o"ic require tae occasion Of Il response.
The Inference drawn from Mr.. Stewards action was an
objection On The part ofthe Cabinet member. to assume any
responsibility co!ncideut with tho evacuation OF Fort
Sumter.
Espofs are contradictory tonight To tie ls.re Ct any
oEuer Tor the evacuation Of Fort Sumter.
Inc commissioners day received additional ASSURANCES
favorable 10 Soutsrn Interests which caused them &c delay
toeiE ulnatua. il Is possible that the evacuation Of
For; Prkeps aud Fort Brown will :Oo tho evacuation Of
For: Sumter
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-03-14
The Committee to purchase guns anpealed

METHODIST EPISCOPAL CoNrEREScE..-The
two ConfeIe nces of the Methodist Episcopal
Churches were held oil the 18th inst, one
at Chambcrsburg, Pa, and tho olhcr at Staun-
ton, Va. Both were largely attended by the
clergy, US well us official members Of the va-
rioua churches and stations within the bounds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-03-14

SAvAsSAI, March 1S.-The Convention has tranferret
the fora arsens, arms and munitions Of to the Con
edersts States. AL ordinance passed appropr,Stnl
half rlon dollars TO support the Government. and
horfinx tns Gorrnr TO ssue seven per Doads To-
the smoG3t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-03-14
Report Denied.
Gscr~la State Convention

AuaCsrA, March 1S-Ths reported seizure OF Northern
stock at the Mssoa AMI Western railway IS denied Pre-
udent Isasc Scn staeI that there foundation for the
report
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-03-14
Now Efamp.aire EIcctIon.

Coscoao. March 13-Berry, tho Republican caud!dst,
for Governor, Is elected by majority OF about $50 al
the Republicans elected TO Urngrris The Legislature
Y lar z-Iy R.pubIicar
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-03-14
LOWsk ar TEs.S ANp READ Ir,

Look AT TEES AND EEADIT,
THNEHSE REDUCTION IN PRICES OF READY o.,
4 MADE CLOTulSG.-Ex,ra inducements offered Ia
10 cash buyers AS the season i. far advanced and
SIN having large stock Of Ready Clothing ILL
haad wh oGer, from this day my en,i.e stock pc.t
greatly reduced The public generally are invited !, ca.
ara examine for themselves, at LEVI HEXTERT,
No. 80 Main ST., % door below 18th Tor PEARL 81.
ISL have on hand large variety Of Cashmere Du.
sness Suits Black BroadCc,h Suits Blue and Black C!ctA
Dress Goats verCcss CT all descriptions Vests and Psa,
Of every kind and quality cheap Servants Clothing White
Jackets for dining Servants Blue and Grey B1pkr
&c &c CAL econ s.d you wi! BIO convinced Of Il:
fact.
]n7i Remember No. 60 :::..I ::-:.:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-03-14

REsrs n New YoRx-The n. York Nv orla"
says that rents are falling very much in New
particularly for large stores and first
class dwellings For the former rents have
fallen of one haiti 4 heavy dry goods hrIn,
which had leased a splendid marble front build,
ing on Broadway, for term Of years, offered
the owner $50, 900 to have the lease Cancelled
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-03-14
The Markets.

BALTIMORE, March lS-Plour dull and heavy; Howard
aud Ohio S. City Mills SEQ, with buyers Wheat
active Red 2SIl q; White i5s1 IS. Corn has de.
Ginning tendency and two cent, lower; axed 6Sa55
prov!ous dull and unchanged. COTE. fsm at l2Eals.
Whl.kry dull ATS.
NV Yons. March s.-Cuton is nrn; Cplands Middiins
llIallT. Flour ID firm. whest Hnd Corn have decn-
ing tendency: Mixed 59aG; Southern white iJaiI;
reov cssGs. Pork heavy; Mcss ZIG sIsl prime steady
NJ tl2 3val3. Lard heavy at ya94. whiskey STEADY
Sugar heavy; Mu.corado iEs5. Cole. steady. 40.
ssses unchanged Tuspeun. steady s6H. RoIn heavy
K! II 60 Rice steady. stocks are hesYE; New York
CeatraI ISI; iirSinias TSA; M,souri'S 66x.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-03-14

REMOVAL FROM OFFlcE-The Dispatch
states that Lincoln has removed COL John F.
Wiley, the capable and obliging q. S. Marshal
for the Eastern District Of Virginia. The Of
ficc has been conferred on q citizen Of Fauquier
county. The fact that Col. Wiley was yete.
ran who bore on his person wounds received
in the war of 1912, in defence Of his country,
avaied nothing with the "Prcsident elect
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-03-14
1861. FOR THE SPRING TRADE. 1851
NEW EDITION or SOUTHERN SCHOOL BOOKS
FOR SOUTHERN SCHOOLS
A. NORRIS, PULLS Err

RICHMOND. Va,
TTAS arranged with authors for h. joiht publc
IL ton Of The following Valuable southern school Books,
which he would beg invite the attention OF Southern
Teachers, when selecting the. boots .or the approaching:
Session.
The Series Of School Resdrr. prepared by SObs f1!'
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These readers surpass all others.
THE WORKS OF COL. ?. ~. SMITH, o? THE NlRCl.
MA MILITARY INSTITUTE.
Smith and buses America AID statistical Arithmetic,
for Academies and Schools.
Smitg Aiccbru-Thc fourth revised e!!:lon, With large
addition Of proniscuous Examples. By 3. CTu,chfeid
adjunct Professor Of Mathematics "a the Virginia Military
Institute.
snlth. Eiot's Analytical Geometry new revived eel.
ton adapted TO the present state Of nsrnc
t!onI In the Colleges Of TIE Cat-d states
PROFESSOR CE0ZET'S w0RE5.
We and publish: Greats ARITHMETIC an Arithmetic
for Colleges and Schools Ey Ciudus Croze late Prer!
den, OF Jefferson College, louisiana principal Q! the Rich
nond Academy and formerly Professor Of Engineering &.
West Po!nt One vol. l2nIo., bound. Price S.c.
Introduction CroEcts Ar!Dr,ic being IRA: esson. n
Arithmetic !or beginners. Price ne.
The books Commend themselves 10 he attention
OF teachers; better IN their particular department.,
are published In the country. March )
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-03-14
Arrival OF the overland Mail,

Fos! EsARSsr, March 18th. overland mall a..a Fan
Francisco date, the 9Th ult., las arrived he.e
The neS1 "a un!mporiant.
The Legislature met the previous day. CATS friends
1t Denver City mustered only ~. requires IS 70 elect;
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-03-14
,r Of DELEGATES,

-. w, c....e,; % o.de. by tho Speaker.
- =. -, ..r ~ NJ. PErTi6IEw.
80. ~. authorizing the inspection Of guano
-. ,.,-s.e., VS. :sac twice:
:. :,,...N::s desired The bill TO be sent 10 the
:. ..,.,,..;ce de Was OF opinion that these
'.,-...3< wee "o:a!Eg more than The iuposl-
- essay s-x upon the people ct Viz
o.,.:s:.& - pay tsr;sin persons large sala-
-: -, .5t..ia:. LIE WAS opposed 10 the'prin-
g IN. u:..as> that were OF 10 Use, but u
=. % Won :.- &.:::ell,&Tul Interests. The bill
- -. FREE METRO BILL.
.- -. ...r voluntary ens!ureuleut OF free he
- a.:.,.; compensation to the Common wealth,
:: +: ....,-: casc.e1 the following ryder to the
-. 49,, :: a:s:.es, Of my free negro hereto
.;..-,-;fy .nslaved shall have the SAME right 10
control amG services Of any infant child
: 81 u,., sush iecro 80 e!!Slaved as hersln-
..''~,,,.:;,l r,r: l.: before the master or mis-
~ \, entitled 10 the custody, control and
:. ,:..: child or children, lie or she shall
,. :,c.r.r II court G: record and mako clam 10
-r->:oy, cc:.:rui ai& SERVICES, which claim sha!!
'.,.-,.; Of .vco.i: BIZ: i Gnv sueh negro ch!lo
I'll, heretofore hou.o oG:, ty !Ss o!eFsee!s oi
-.,a- G: Snv coGH;v Q! corporation, I..e afuSIes
::.re su:.!, IL - w.se DC atec:ec neFeo!
=. vote upon the ryder w:.S decided III 't'e AMIR
. ...G - Ii!Us aHIcIIct', ,Ae OH "as passeo.
SALE OF TIE CANAL
...rri.ira business OF Yesterday .oen came
~, ;. 2l,.-., being tho oil! 10 ruiiiy Tho ssle OF
49,. I've: arI hana%Es Canal. Several
q. Its we:e c:s=!eI which We're discussed ut
.,:;.. ~! with manifestations OF interest.
49, ~. c.:c.sG % In cugEcssmert, sOd ;Esn
: -. .i'oc-cs6 a: s::., =. N.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-03-14

NJEW GOODS.--A few new prints, Spring popnns
Brlllsnts Muslin Collars, Osmbrie Collars. siussiu,
6smbr,c and Linen Sets embroidered Linen and Came,c
Gaa Black Lace Yeis and other goods, jus: EeesVsq ~
March IonAse
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-03-14
TIE ALABAMA INSURANCE COMPANY,

ONTGOMERT, ALA:
Authorized Capital 100000
Capita; paid in 10000
DIRECTORS.
". C. ELSE, as. WILLIAMS, D. 4. CLARE,
NJ. II. RirkS, JoHS 4. kLNokE J. D. HCTcur6oy,
j.. L. ARRISoToy, WADE EETrs, IN. WILLIAMS,
PUBLICATIONS. received at ONCE 81 Commerce Ct,
n Montgomery, Ala. ". c. D1BB, Pres't.
Z. II. METcALy, Scc'y.
THE subscriber will take FIRE. MARINE and SLAVE
RISKS city rates. Oce for the present U. my Factory,
Ninth and Canal Sts., Richmond, Vs. Applications
addressed b. letter otherwiIe will receive prompt
attention. J. II. Y. MAYO,
Drc3 Agent.