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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-04-27
FROM WASHINGTON.
CORRESPONDENCE of the Enquirer
SHII CSFVIIHS"S~
W~.su1yG7oS April 2j, 1851

ASIifSGTOS, fITN ~, W.
Such men AZ William Z. Aston, from whose
c~ostivc soul it has not been hitherto easy 10
6rnin a farlhing's purchase for any really be
nevolent purpose. has given 50 COZ 10 set wars
desolation on foot in our happy and prosper
ous homes. Let such men lie wary; iGoH 10
heir houses and money bags. Already ihey
have advanced measures to deEuGc New YORK
Of armed men even the Grcmcn have organ
lied a Regiment of Zouayes, so called, unoer
command of old Abe's pet aud protegc'
Ellsworth. It is not distinctly and posi-
tiycly asserted that these redoubtable men
If var NAV be imperatively demanded
in the highways and ~bvcwsys oil New
York city and Brooklyn, Bcecher's manor;
but there is existent there a population oil men
who will soon demand bread and money or
blood. They will have these things or take
them, and a prolusc plenty prevails there no,
Z, be found among "our Southern brethren:
Ye GODS these merchant princes sleep no" III
quiet, but upon Il slnmbering volcano! Let
not their discreet hearts think 1t Tor 4
moment, that they can incite men 70
plunder, rio! and civil war, and them
selves and household gods, cscaPe such dire
calsmjties. Again, let them look 10 their
houses and money bags, and be assureu
that i, is not SO much the stars and stripes
which offend tho eye, Us the vagahond l'nas
which uphold ii! In the list of subscribers to
the aggressive fund, it is noticed that the
names Of such capitalists as Watts Sherman
Richard Lathers, G. l.. Lamar nnn other
Christian meI, arc not to be found. They ore
uniraucnced by q pseudo ard mistaken patri'
oiisrn.
NJ Northern hirelincs arrived yesterday, or
no 10 eight o'clock this morning, They are.
however, en- route for the defence Of the Capt.
tai.
The companies of Clay, Lane and Nyo left
Willard's ut 8 o'clock, last night, and marched
down the Avenue. This morning they marched
up the same Avenue, ct an early hour. Where
they kept watch and ward during the night Is
unknown. The principal effect OF these oster''
IrlIuus displays, is to scare and lrlshten 'he
feminines nnd children, already in q state OF
pcp,p
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1e,te from Hnrper's Ferry.
Correspondence Of the Baltimore sun

HARPER's FERRY, "a, Apri ~
There ure uow quarIered at this place up:
wards Of 5000 Virginia troops, CONSISTING VI
artillery, rifle and cavalry corps, anu snr sJ
number among them the youth OF II years ~ In
anxious for q conflict with Lincoln's myrmi'
durs.
The maciirery and tools Of tho ar"ory' as
well as the unfinished arlns that escuPeu NC.
s,ructiun BIZ lire, are bring rapidly boxed up
aud sent into the interior Of the State. lnts
is done for prudential reasons, and also VS.
punishment 10 the hands employed IN the ar
Inory, mos: Of whom took sides against the Sc
cession Of the State, and even threatened 10
Join Lieut.. Fosters command, which was sta
toned at the ar.nony for its protection, for inc
purpose of betting back the Jefferson county
forces under the command of Coils. Allen anu
Gibson, who were ordered to take possession 81
the arrpory for the use Of the State.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-04-27

Extract from n private letter from Col. H., Of
Baltimore CO., Nd, to = gentleman Of Mary
land bow 10 Richmond.
DEAR CAPrAIS:-Do not any longer cry,
Shame on -Uarylaaders and Maryland :"
The fierce fires Of patriotism that blazcd from
the hearts q revolutionary sires, were not
q%uenched, but smothcrcd and snouldering
burned beneath the black pail Of abolition
capital. They have burst forth again in all
hssrtS here, and Maryland will never be con.
quered but by annlhi!a,ion. Though alone,
she met the shock Of all the ~ianaticsl ~legi0ns
the North can hurl against her. She will
never be suljugated.
Every body here-men, women, boys, girls
and negroes-wter tine Confederate badge, and
since Maryland's spontaneous Secession, it
does seem that she has also reced.d SO far iron,
the North, that the Palmetto would flourish
here as luxuriantlv as in Carolina.
The HanOvarianS have sent Us word, that on
Tuesday next they will march through our
place towards Washington. | believe they
have from six 70 seven hundred men, armed
and equipped, in and about Hanover, aud We
Marylanders may look for no favor at tho hands
Of these descendants of Revolutionary Tories.
Let them come on, howcver-these Pennsyl-
vania abolitionists and although our Young
men are oil under arms and OF to the wars,
there are q few of US veterans left, and even
,eomen, who, with rifles and muske.s in their
hands, will tell Pennsylvania and Lincoln's
minions, that they shall not with IMMUNITY
invade Maryland soil.
Our country women here are doing better
than standing idle in admiration of glittering
uniforms, and waving haodkerchiefs TO passing
~soldiery. They are practising with pistol and
rife, that they may defend their 6resides and
themselves, while they bid their husbands,
sons and brothers 70 forth and defend the
Commonwealth against the ~insolent Invader.
When the day Of battle comes, IS come it must
inevitably, aud on Maryland soil, too, a Bou.
dice and La Pueblo will have many Il martial
rival in the daughters Of patriotic Maryland.
Truly, yours, J. II.
April oath.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-04-27

Wc b.cc converscd to-day with several
highly intelligent gentlemen from "es.e,. Il
Virginia. just IN from hanawnH hy d ~
Parie~sE,urg ard the Baltimore ana oi'o i.a,.-
road. They report the West ms ali eaoy q "s m'
save in two or three counties where e''i us
posed men are seeking to foInent divisions; III
Wood county. Gen. Jackson, "a confirmed ma
~Iignsnt,) is urging the people to demand "
division Of the Stale; and in HARRISON county
Garlic is ut the same work. But cur IDIOT
n,ants entertain 40 doubt, Is ;hc result OF tneir
;nouirirs, that these mrn already beaten, Will
be utterly mashed cu, as 1t is known Nth wnat
unaniruity Eastern and Valley Virginia, OF all
~parlies. have taken positlon.-l A~hrandrta
- .t,y
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New York War Movements.

The New York papers Of Tuesday contain
the following items
The State authorities of New York have de-
ternined to muster into immediate service the
balance OF the quota Of militia authorized by
the act to enroll volunteer militia. This gives
II, 900 troops in addition to the Eth Regiment
previously ordered in conformity with the Pre-
siden,'s call. Ninety companies have already
handed in their company rolls:
At n Democratic Union meeting to'night,
Erastus Corning presiding, resolutions were
passed pledglng the entire party to stahd oy
the Union.
The Common Council has appropriated
$50, 900 for the families Of volunteers.
The Bank Of Poaghkcepsic has rendered to
tho Government 500, 0U0, and the city. Of
Albany $40. 000.
The City Council Of Buffalo hns appropri-
sted $4,000 10 aid the volunteers.
Among the troops which sailed from New
York on Tuesday, for Annapolis, was the 69th
Regiment commanded by Col. Corcoran.
Daniel E, Sickles is raising { regiment, ono
thousand strong. under the sanction Of the Gov.
ernor; and to aid it the lawyers Of New York
CITY have subscribed $25, 900.
The Board Of Aldermen have appropriated
s l,0Q0,0 600 10 aid the volunteers from \. York
city.
One thousand barrels Of powder, bound for
New Orleans, WAS seized on Monday also o
lot Of blank registrations Vi vessels ior the
Confederate States.
All vessels bound 10 sea are strictly watch.
ed.
A regiment o! riaetncn is forming, composed
Of Italians, Swiss and HunCarianS, % DC called
the Garibaldi Guards.
The British residents are forming a regiment
Of light infantry. One company is complete,
and q second is forming.
General Wool, who has arrived in New York,
has arranged to send troops by rail TO Havre
de- Grace, thence to Washington via Anna.
polls,
The Directors OF the Broadway Bank have
rendered the State q loan Of a quarter of a mil.
lion of dolinra.
New HAMPSHIRE THooss.-The New LAMP
shire ounta nf truonS il readf to march.
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Projecting the Public Property.

If anything else were needed to show The
t:ne character and spirit Of tho Lincoln Gov.
eminent its shameless prctcOce OF preserving
and protecting the public property, and its
vandal course in regard TO tho same property
would be sufficient to impress upon the Wash
ington authorities the inctfaceabls stamp Of
low, malignant hatred and envy Of the South.
ern States.
Wien the Washington despot proclaimed,
with sanctimouiouS regard for his oath, that it
IVES his purpose to preserve and protect the
public property, he doubtless obtained the ere
du!ous confidence of the Northern people
When, II utter disregard Of this avowed de.
termination, he deliberately applied the torch
to valuable public property to prevent its fall
Ing into the hands Of Virgins, he gave the lie
20 his own professions, and showed that he
hated the South more than he regarded the
public Interests.
What q m1ns:rous inconsistency Lincoln
aad his advisers involve themselves in, when
in one breath they proclaim the integrity Of
the Union and its indissolub!e nature, and in
the next moment, with the intensity Of fanati-
cal hatred, destroy the very property which
they say belongs to the whole Uciou. What
faith or co6dence can be reposed in such dou.
bls.dsaling hypocri,es? 1t is evidently the
parpcse Of the Lincoln Government, in the
axed and unalterable dissolution which has
taken place between the North and South, to
leave rs little of the common property Of all
the States in the hands Of the Southern Con.
fedsracy as i: is possible for them to do.
We shall get nothing from the North except
what We extort from their fears or their neces-
sites. They will surrender nothing that they
can held with safety, and in their rage and
baflsa hatred, will act with Punic faith when
eve7 and wherever we credulously con6de in
them.
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C, Il. liuso IA, Esq.

This high.spirlted, true-hcarted man has
shown his devotion 10 his country in a man.
81 wh;ch will rnbal,n him in the hearts OF
mostcr'ty rs enc Of the uoblcst patriots oil
i%';s d,y On the first tidings Of the exist,
ence of war reaching this place. Ae tenue aed
to the Governor Inc use o. .o' h.sloes' ooo
mules ard carts, and himself, TO serve ouE.is
The war. Such are the instances o. unSs'AHi
devotion 10 tile cause Of Virginia "n'ch o.o
,r.u.,a furnlshes.-fS:duhtD& PtRatfalor.
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i~suspeckUr General.

Gu, John :. BALDWIN Oh ::lls place. has been
a,.ro,nr.,j hy the Governor. l:pecior Gsae:ai
q! the Military Of tie State. "hi!o C0i. D.
nag not be possessed CT the scientific acquire
ments e seine, hu; We think It an adth'rah:e" p-
moir, uIcnt. lis doc practical sense, cool, de
acknowledgement, aid grea: forecast, WIZ some
military experience, combine i" make iiH' al
eGi cleut OF :er.- Stuunivn ftHdicato-.
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Al q. uARMAN. ESQ.

. 1; ever there vas 6 ,liii who deserved the
cordial ranks Of his State, it is tbs gentleman
Who's. noue heads this article. From the very
moment the position Of Virginia was taken, .'e
powerful energies Of his 'nlad nnd nature nave
seen directed exclusively To tue successful DC
FENCE nf The interests and honor Of !rSin'a'
On the occasion Of the departure oi the Staun'
ton companies, he pledged himself to SEE 'hat
none of their families should suti:: lor the
neceasaries Of life, ii consequence q! tns ao-
sence Of those TO WHOM ,hcy looked for sup
port. j,
lie has proved himself & true p:.riot AND
friend Ct his couatry.-tSt1Hnton Yi"atsa!oF.
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Nay Sntr,t In Virginia.

Accounts from The country represent 'te
wsr shirt il. the interior Of Virginia al most
intense und enthusiastic. The whole popuia'
ZION !, in arms, and tns only d.fi:ulsy Is IN
restraining them Til the proper moment ar
rives. Never, even in the war Of the ksVoin'
ton. WINS there anything approaching the una
n;m;,v and the desp snd determined character
Of the war spir,t il Virginia. The gene
raj disposition Is E"t t. s@'u "n
defensive, nut to make t"e ei;e'ny pay
At his own hreslde, Inc cost Of his ler"e!'y'I
There arc means Of reaching the seaooafc
and interior cities OF the Norm and Vest. oi
whicn thy !lttle dream. Wheeling 1"H'7.
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4 Tirsinian and IA Patriot, worthy the

We understand. on soJd authority, that Mr..
James G.. Bruce, tie distinguished membcr Il
orr State Convention, from tie county OF hall
fax, who is Known TO he "Tc Of The Teal;hiest
.uea Of Virginia, has declared his readiness to
TN. ~ ia. hr.u"-"i az ais ""r,VA Siate his en-.
tire pecuniary means, ard his intention. il it
shall be 1cccssary, to melt his p!nte, including
his Spoons, and To lay lhein on The altar OF the
tlrssed cid Commonwealth. -tDaEViN4 Re9it-
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MANY L 3.
Res!auuIion OF iuother Army Olccr.

1t gives Us pleasure to state that Captain
Mnjor ". l.. CabeIi, son Of our friend and
ne!ghbor, Grn. Benz. VI. s.. Cabei'. and a dis.
tipsuishvt graduate Of the Vest Point Militia
~ Academy, whu has been serving on the
~fruutiers for years past, has resigned ii: Com
mission ami rn;crrd the service OF The Conied-
crate States Of ti.e So";t.
We ARE grat!htd in being abe 10 state. still
further. that BIZ has been promoted to the
grade u Major in that sSrtice.-. O!nrtl!e
R.utsler.
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iIisnuuri PrepMrInI FOR Eefenae.

ST.. Lor.>. April 22.-Gov. Jackson. has
ca!led M extra session Of tAe Legislature 10
ruret on Thursday, aiay Pad, Tor The purpose
OF c~nurting suca laws anl adopting such inca.
organizations aud equipment Of the militia OF
taia State uUd raise money AID such Other
msans AS may bc required 70 place The S,a.=
in 4 proper attitude ivr defence.
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r,vucnovp S7ocr-oS This Gallant,

COMMODORE STockToS.-This gallant, blu;
some La. eccentric cticer has announced his
i~ntontlon to 90 heartily ia;o the war against
the Sollh, ard to render nil the ~! in his poT.
er to further the Objects Of the Back RepuolI-
ems to WHOM the country yves all its woes.
The Commodore pays glowing tribute 10 the
"Star-Spanylcd Banner" which. till it was
dragged through The slough Of b!thy abolition,
o,ery S ,uthtrn man was ready 10 endorse with
al! bis heart, but which that heast!y batch o!
a,omination has polIated beyond endurance
I Ny~tJiE Herald.
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IIARalSBvs>, April 23.-Ihe tin and sLh
Regiments 50 to Gilam5=rsbnrg to night, and
will form d camp. They wiil invade Virginia
II tie troops 81 ina! Sta:c advance.
Three new regiments and !rerty-thrce com.
plnies, tina; hal offered their services, were
rejected for the present. but directed 10 br held
in readiness, as another reqaiSit;on, to Iii the
quota Of Maryland and Virginia, il, expected
IL a few days.
Genera! Ncsley rs expected to arrive mere
to morrow with ! 800 .ncu irorn ihc western
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RELIEF OF 1H2 PooK ASD NEccs'i4C> -
Thousand dollars has been verT ifot',: :
pro2ria,ed by The Council, f E7F3" ;<-
rri!ei Q. poor ard necc>s!,o:s pe'S9"' w..
lies ill the city. The !uG1 viii o.
under the direction Of a join, t':'.'
the Councils.
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Naral prepnrnItuns.

EpsToH. Apr! 23.-Tnere IS great activity
in the Cnaricslown nav Yard. The steam
frisatc Minnesota is nearly ready, az * also the
brig Bainbridsc. The steam !rIgatc Misslssiy.
pi Is progressing rapidly, AMI tie Colorado
will be ready in ten days.
Naval recruits are constantly arriving, and
a large number Of cauIkeIs haze volunteered
for the war.
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PuhlIa iIcetluy Ia LUuisu.

At very large meeting Of the people ri
Louisa. held at tie Court uause On the 20if
April, 1861,
On motion OF James l.. Gordon, E:o,, Geo.
". Trice was called to the Chair, and Saml.
P. Racket. Wa appointed Secretary. .
Whereupnn the following res buttons, offered
by JOS. II. PendIetol:. Esq, were unanimously
adopted:
Resolved, That III consideration 81 the
troubles and w.rlike difficulties in which Our
country is invclred. causing the ubs"nc! u
many If our fellow citizens, ne Hon. Richard
II. Field, be and hereby is mos! respectfully
requested TO mold no cuur. at this the Apr!
term for the county uf Louisa.
Resolved, Ttsa; these proceedings be s'gher:
by the Chairman and Secretary, and u copy Of
the sumo be delivered to his honor the Judge,
by the Secretary, and an answer requested.
Resolved, TIA, these proceedings BE- Sent to
the Richmond papers for publication.
Gs9. u. TuIce, Chairman.
S. P. HAcrsrr, Ssc'y.
City papers and Charlottesville Review"
will please COPY.
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FROM

fClnespondence Of the Richmond Enquirer
PG:LADsLPHta, Apr! 93l, 1851.
They are enrolling meu here very fast. The
excitement is still high. The South must be
up and doing. They have not a moment to
lose. Work like oeavers-ecu, arm, manu-
~f.cture arms, rifles, reYol9ers and fstd 6atte-
RES. Tnsy calculate hrre strong on thai arm
CT defence. Lay in provisions. They Drag
here thst the South can't get Or manufacture
arms. They SEIZE ai the a:lus gong SOUTH
Is. 40 and doing! G, mighty South.
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OBJ .ArGrsTA.-Psobsbly in the history OF
the world there never has been manifested
such enthusiastic d:rolina 10 a cause as the
people of Virginia are "&empiifyiGs III this IN
stunce. Aud proud are Vt 10 say il. old ALL
sr.st1 leads the ven. Inst iiberail;y which al
ways follows IL CONSCIOUSNESS O! right, ms
been exhibited in a remarkable degree. Horses
have been given with n frrcdom as though
they were grasshoppers; money subscribed;
transportation rendered in a manner most as.
tcpishing. It is worthy the days Of the Revo
luton. -fStuunt0n Vindicutor.
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Legislature Of I:aIuc.

AUGUSTA, Ne Apr! 22.-rbe Leslature as.
ssnlbIrd today. Esery maa voted to pledge
the entire :e%oura: 0: The State to lie federal
authorities. The committee Oh the Governors
message will report 20 raise ten regiments, ind
appropriate sl,euD, ou9 for the military, and
iIbrraI provisions for tire families Of volunteers.
\ coaat guard viii be or.lu:.,G.
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sixty Indiana Con,puni-s ..c..,.a

lshlASAr0Ll', April 23--S.x;y compguies,
the !uii number required from lnGiana, have
been accepted by tile Gor-;!vr. rnirly.Eve
Companies more nave lcndercu their services,
and information Vi one hundred additional
conpatles forming mas beer, received. Fifty
SIX colupsIi!cs are in camp tc-dhy.
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To the Editors Of the Richmond Eaquirsr:

10 the Editors Of The HichmOhd Enquirer:
Permit ne, through the columns Of your pa.
per, 10 return sincere thinks TO the ciliIcas oi
Richmond, uud Virginia in general, for the
kind aud hnsp!tabie treatment that my brother
soldiers and myself have met with since vt
came mere. | would always regret did | mol
thank theui and luost highly esteem them fur
their kind feelings towards US. All honor 10
the fair sex Of the glorious Old Dnminion.-
Never have we met with warmer friends-no,
not even in tie land that gave us biith.
AIN not capable Of sufficiently expressing
our thanks for the, noble deeds of you Tirgi.
mans, and for your kind feelings towards Us.
Respectfully.
J.. ". WISE, 5. {. Army.
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M pit Response.

The Columbus Times" says, that Governor
Brown of Georgia, telegraphed to Capt Col
quit, Of the Columbus Light Guards, to know
if his company could start to Norfolk, fully
equipped by the train OF the next day, to
which Captain Colquitt replied:
Ready. Will 60. Capt CoLerlr.'
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NOTICE.

Ali graduates ard e1-:adetS Of tie Virginia
Military institute WHO are rot employed iii The
Military scr,lCr u! tie State. and who desire
employment. ~ill report 10 Col.'G;Ihgm at The
Camp Of Instructions. ERANcls II. Suiru.
Anril 5---IG.
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NJ. VALLASpIduAN not MpDE9.-HeI
thor!zed to say that the sts;eIea. ":''' :
been published 10 the papers :" The ="
the Hon. Mr.. Eallandighaln bad t-en ;1
II his house i, Dayton, Oa;o, is i1co.'",
There was some excitement, bu! It Vs.
uuietct.
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Sortb.westcrp VIRGINIA,

4 member OF the Convention from North
Western Virginia, we'll known as a strong
Union man till now, writes US: There is a
strong secession feeling here. Western Virgil
MIA is all for war"
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Henry Winter Davis, some few weeks since,
States Congress, ''un the basis OF the uncondi-
tional maintenance Of the Unicn." Does he
remain in the FIELD as 4 candidate? Hardly q!
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-04-27

Isarxax MrRDEA-Jonn Wi:Ain'; =.
seaman On board Of Linc1!n's s!:!P -. 4.
land, asserts. with the ability to i.0's
Lieut.. Sriir;dgv, who visited cur c.': -,
ily Vi true, on Sasurjav !rs!. dei'''"i
do.n and instantly killed L maa ''',7,
T. Wolfe, OF M.rylsEd, L s.aanaa o" oN -,
ship, for refusing to SET fire - 'he ,;.i
Statrs q: Gospcrt.-IEogoi: Diy 0''"
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James Barbour, Esq, OF Culpeper, eoI=en:S
to be { candidate fIr rs.~ election 10 the House
of Delegates. We pI,s!u!e he ~i: have no
opposition.
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NoKrH CAROLINA SMALL NoTrs.-Nnrth Car
olina small notes, Of the denomination oil one,
two, three and four dollars, urs freely passing
current in Norfolk.
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.rreara.e. due sesiynius omce.e.

It's lvIo%ing lestcr has Deem @iircs-ci 10
the accounting officers ii the Go"cTruen::
WAH DEYAHragHr,
ADJCrANT GENERAL. urs!cE,
E~uhiny:om. Ip'l 2S, 1851.
.Spec:ai U:lcr No. 10
The amodnls iouLd 90 t@ 4ue resigned Uf.
ticers from the States winch c'a'u To .:s.rt: 81.
csded, Will be paid them trom ti.r Cn!,.d
States fund, i:sle.o!o:e sen. IL CT deposited il
ihusc States.
Er oFisc l. IE:IAs,
F.. AS;It..t General