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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-04

QEln tEwARD-LoST YESTERDAY APRIL B,
Do'O between the harrs OF II and Ia A. NJ In passing
from the United ates Iote IN Fulton street FULTON,
sown Broadway 70 the Au.rean Etchanse Been OF
Cedar irtt' and Brnadwey fptebooE lining - H2l
in bank bills OF yaons denonintona RON ore Hundred
DOWN. The hnoer vii " chewfuly si toe aDye reward
~ having II st the Coftlsr 1T Street Hots
cs5aGE a FxrYK.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-04

THE WHOLE STOCK, CONSISTING uP rs FIRST
class Billiard Tables, with AL the fatoy woods In the
maj ket both plain and carved, will be- sod 1eror
cash This chance for thoss y,eaing 70 purchase
frst class tables A. DECKER, W Am street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-04

A SPLENDID SET OF LACE CURTAINS AND RIC1
N Taseels to correspond, will be traded for Wheeler
wilson's moroved sewing nachns or will be sold for
a great bargain Address A., station r. 40S Third
nue. stating when and where an interview can be had
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-04

SOLoMOF a HART,
369 Brosd wav
inform their and the pubic general
that they will take orders this springto
PAPER AND DECORATE DWELLINGS
at25 per cent less than last years prices.
Their stock OF
PANEL DECO RATIoNS,
ELEGANT VELVET AND GOLD PAPERS,
Leather and Cod and Fresco and Gold PAGERS,
CBINrZ AND PLAIN - IN PAPERS,
OF Moresque and other patterns
unusually large this and contains the choicest
jecons from the stocks of the best manufacturers
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-03-14
pROS. L. JlILEEIs'S
HAIR iflVIGORATOR.

AN EFFECTIVE, SAFE AND ECONOMICAL
COMPOUND
51oR Restoring Graz Hair 10 Ia original coo'
E,r Prosecuting Badness and curing IT, Shen
thsre the least particle OF vit1Dt? or rsoupsraVs ~
pos Removing ssurf and DandruT sad all
cutRprous affections OF the scalp
,,cr fssautsfyinx the Hair, impsrtnE 10 50 nm.
eoussd gloss aud Drlnncy nss;ns soft and sEy 10
lis texture, sud causing Il 70 curl readily
Tb cuanses the bead and scalp from dar.
drur End ohr. cutaneoue diseases cses the har 70 grF
luxurxutly strengthening the roots and rritonIs ihe
growth 20 hcte parts Seb hsYs beeee BALL aad causing
l. 10 Weld fresh coreug Of bsr. II VIII sltcsuaay pre-
yen,hs hair from ,ugu!ng gray until the latest period Of
life and Ia cases where the half has already enanSeo lu
color the Of the VIII VIE certainty restore
II TO .n original giving dark slo'os aPpearsnce
ss periuue for the iole; and Hal. Ae9tofstse
.ruariy recommended having En aETe-as' iraSfhno=,
,ao the rrai facilities IL affords u dressing The
IN. grux icmaud for Il By The ladies ~ siandsfNtt-
article which none ought be without, ~ the price rs.>
It within the roach Of ALL being osL1 20 cents BoFfL1'e
be had al all respectable Druggists and Per!unsrs
L. MiLLrk would call ;hr attention OF Parents sSa ena,
disns 70 Of bis 1nrgorxor 10 csses where ta cou
ems hal. lnclnes 10 be weak, as sys Ihe
good head OF hair. 49,
Wholesale Depot 55 Dey Street, and sold oy all th-
principal Merchants and druggists throughout the WoEi
Liberal d.coun, 10 purchasers by the quantity
~ I also desire 70 present III. American PabUc ny
atW AND IMPROVED INSTANTANEOUS
LIQUID HAIR DIE,
which After year. OF scientific experimenting, EaFs
brought TO perfection II Dyea Black Brown Instantly!
v,,hou, injury TO the Hair SknwsTsntcd The best ar
i,c,s Of the sina In existence. Price only 50 cents
Depot 50 Dsy street. NsE York. sep' dit!
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-03-14

81. L51is, March 10 Ye.terisy u'ge Gln.is Chair.
nan Of e C"nn'iiss on r'era H. iion presrni-d ,no
report OF that Cpmitite. The report Is lon.
July WRIT an1 nhkes ia';lGl rxP6s Of alI the c.
rupstsnces tutroundirc the pooH and ,T,,tnr
'sre'' Of Missouri rccouns he eslIs Of which he 'ouI
may rsEtiuy euHps'u il hhuni,lIrs ia. Sor .!et T..
se ians;'ca fet:nl steward, vhern !n.i Grr, mart
ested by large bI, Of the people OF that SECTION
productive uy of evil a5d expresses the hope liz: ,..
kao~ielg- q. the subject remove their pr, udc,,
The report does not "a uur Threatening suutr losarjs
either ciion Of ir country lu points OCT ie q!
beth, and cnnciuhee with the f!lownE sIials w'k
production VI the main features of the rrIcr:
Resolved, That >, pr .ent there Is no ad I'd'r cnui.
to Empe Missouri 10 i!.S lvr her cutnec,i with TIE Fee
raj Union, Gul on the contrary Se vii! labor for such 81
'dJusnrnt Of the xsting troubles will peace.
aud The !.lts and equaitv c. ell tie states
"ke:olyed, Thtt the pcaple OF this State dero'cdy
attached Ia tie insit "Fs e country, anh earnestly
Iiesre that by fair and -ucablc ahu.:mr the pre.en:
causes Of disagree, may hc rirUrrd. the Union .r
nr'ustrH "n peace AZ! harmony Tes,yiei Lswecc the
North and sOu b.
nesoven That the peoIe his State deem The amend!
men: Ia the ConsuIru Cf tie Cnird States. prcpued y
Er. Crucnfen vi II ID" extension Of The same TO tie Ter.
ory hereafter to b: acquired. bas Of adjustment ~h.h
ul succes-fu'lJ Remove e L! df.ence forever
from the arena q! national Iui!ti'S.
"teso!v-d 1httit tr"r!e {! VI! s.u believe that he
peace and quie Of the c-umt Will be proG"i.!y Con.
ven ion - propose amendments 10 tie Cons!uio IL The
United States; aud this Convention urges she i.'y4-
ure OF the sate 10 take steps for cal ne tuch CGnvrE-
ton.
'Hc,ovsd. That In the opinion Of III, Ccrvcr,Icn III.
employment OF miitry farce the Federal Covert nl' ht
coercYe OF The itcr,a: .is vr The cup mrIt 81 E.
taFy Iorce by The seceGinE states, IN hsh The hoSrn'
nent Of lhc United Sat,s, Will inevitably l!urr" he
country In civil wCr an hcrt5y isTh Al !"e NJ m
amcabr settIemtt u the issues pending. We isIe
fore earnestly enrcht tie Federal nvernLirLt well
the seeding states ~ The Of military power ana
whatever TO brirg upon the nation the her.
oil civil
"ReJoved. That. when ;h. Convention adjourns II az.
jOurn meet at Jefferson City, on the Third Mcndjy Ct De-
eenhtr.
Resolved, 7 ha. Cciauce h. ceccl the M 'Ii'y CT
which III II have The power 10 convene The onv..on a.
such rme aEd place p'ior 10 the irh MoLday o! Dcceu.
Der, as the pub &C Vxisrhcy may r,l ire"
! lie report Ea- ord-rri 10 '- printed.
lie State se"A'e pIs.ei iesoutims yeer3ay that &c.
Senators be iLslrcc,d sEd H. pf,s-t.i:ys nqu,t-
ell to oppose the passage u n granting .upp. Of
-n anu money 10 IN. teseing States into ubns
sion or sul gallon, ad that t"uld such sc'> be p.,,.
by Congress- ur Srhtns he iT,urted and h,p:rssr-
tatires reque.ed 10 ie;ire from the hail, CT Congress
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-03-14
Southern Congress.


HnyTo s.Ry Msrc!i /! The obligation CT srcr,,y bay
Ing been removed, lir- tho :1oS!ax A, lts u ia
rev :eat!r.s IL The C"n.ii'ui;UG:
No person pf fJrs'So brtl citizen Of the Con'tde-
rate sAtrp - hi oSeh 10 vo.c 70: a:y ns-r civil or PC.
hucS State nr Frtrs Under The isi cea.u. au:L Cn.
onG /, entitled L" Representatives. ia C"agr-s.; Geors
10 ~; Alabama :? Fp;i:, = N....irp! :; LusiiLa t;
'nd trIhs Esch sG:- tArtwo ScEruIs TIE s,a,r Lee
gi,AtuE,t may n'ps ac dical drGni oGc-r re,cirs
ani actlnf Ia d STATE 10y ih0-i ri vote vI brat, l..
20 OF Congress iv rt srat, he Guor either house
Nae isinc pal "iaccr. ui each Exe uivs p,paIu-tt
Tib !rIflsEs Of ais us.me tie EgB.urss ot Lis ds.
2nen', The representation OF 'hrt. hiI:, u The tl.vr,
o.ier any rrSuc Q! ialu,try TIE fJsrsn slave .Le
rlO0e unr3s by vote Of t~oii0s Of both leu.rr tAc,
appropriation G- skr ey the head vi .our Of - d..
parinvnr, or he Prr.dr'. No eAs cau pet. .a,ipi i,
slowed to any contractor t.!cer ~ niic the g.
tract Is pacr or :e vice uc e.i Ly,Iv law yr r..
solution arUe the fore law ,a rel.Ir to u, one ,L
Jsct, AM be r.pre selhy Tie tile Tie rr,,n aid r,=
r .s'den! each ,eire Xix TIE principal ,rr. u
the dtpa ;mcn's aLi +. service en- 10 ~
the pirA,ure u! te Prc.'lrit Uhrr cig 'G,r,s
Bile When trir shall be GIu~crtstry Ur or 9TH
y,uH chGAss nid r"H-"ls H. Tovrls he p.Irl -
the Sethr pr ciIct ~ ih!uCs Sh- NJ Olr4
ed Uilier si: ~ :isd iutU ie CUIedcrscy "
vote oftwo.:h:r!- r hath House Tie C0Hfritr.cy IL
acquire territory. Sn1 lrer chat he grkHDwrfr HiI
protected :rtn 5T-.: III The i!tOr.H iONe:.
!n-n Nhet :.c state, a II! the C'bs !turn It l, hs
established fer Ih- said s'a;.- uIi!i ratified the - %
'so:al CoLNuticn - cV!L Lu.L IL i3:cc ratyucirE
beyond one year.
Nothing o. il; res ransr,-eh Ia { n-rc:s ,o.lay.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-03-14
All for the Rights OF NM.

MSasrs. Scward. Sumner, Greeley, Chase Gra the
prominent leaders Of Elack Iepu5lcarsln, and
their followers in TIE North and West, haro de-
clurcd that their political organization founded
upon principle higher and boiler than anything to
DO fouad 10 tho Constitution or in any other earthly
instrument Their President u his inaugural speak.
of his oath "recoydcd il Heaven" GidIings speaks
Of the Heavenly mission Of the Republicans iu bo.
hait Of the rights OF man. In word, lie champions
Of abolition every There have clsmed for themselves
AZ Intensity CT patriotism aad di.luse:cs:edres-
"abovc ali Greek, above Ill Gouan praise"
We'll, they ne noE Ia power, AID how sEo their
holy, their heavenly principles illustrated in thei:
ae;sl How have they iBaugnrated thci7 fou, years
reign OF virtue and patriotism! Tao answer will be
found in tho following paragraph published ir BLACK
Republican paper:
The rags for office d unprecedented. Tho people
are ia,na. With che struggle among tile CONTESTANTS
Tor tie high places il the Gover1usLt but licy can
form no idea OF the pressure upos .he a?po,nt'ES
power Tor ull the Offices high unc low. Ihe frcr-
dent aud his Cabinet councillors will oe e1cee"'eiY
annoyed BY tie a! pcan,- Tor some 'iue 20 come
All this, wesuppose, s"foT'b0 cause OF freedom, !"
for stho rights Of u,an, in the language OF he sage
Of Ash.abuls-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-03-14
THE SUMMER COIKSE OF LECTURES
THE
MEDICAL. COLLEGE or VA.

r5luE RICHMOND ASSOCIATION F0R MEDICAL IN
lsS and Continue until the is Of August ebsuD, under
the following orxanz alton:
Prof c. BELL GIBSON, ". D., Lecturer 90 Principles
and Practice Of surgery.
Prof A. f.. PErltoLA5, II. D., Lecturer Anatomy and
Clinical Surgery.
Prof JAS. 4 MccAw NJ. D., Lecturer on Medical Chem
isrry and rIxicol,ry.
Prof MARION HOWARD. N D., Lecturer on Maserla
Medica
Prsctlce OF Medicine.
Prof EDWAED Z. DREW, 81. D., Lecturer on oe.tet-
rics.
The plan nf nfnsrrction will embrace combination Of
Lectures and Examinations ueaiEn bling 10 deliver
but Lectures daily tIch preceded hy thorough cI.
animation upon the subject matter Of the prevnu, one,
V aud dny reclIsipEs thereby giving the
Student ample LINE for private study sad for attention to
clinical ob,crva'f1n.
euGsnts Of Course Will be permitted 20 he ossss
the hsa<s ':oes- Iinnptai, Dslevue Ho.plts, anu
City Ain, llog... FREE uF CHANGE.
IN the Eur Eical ards of these Institutions important
operations conIteuv performed, and The Medical Do
plriEeut recrds ,y opportunities for ols:rrrg Die
sd1.s ye.riii0r and ircfdsrtto the South
Every facility will be given og study OF Prsctical An
s;ony 9hr DisSectng Rooms undrr the charge OF the
Dc,aGIs:-a,or, (OT HuTsTt -dous, veil vsasi-
lated, and furnished with aDundau material st prhb.
ably. uv-r rale ihln el,ephs.e hs proeared.
EEr Attendance tl, Cour,- will be regarded ty the
Faculty nf the Medical College OF Tir5ra, eQriv sen 10
Twelve rnon;hI study In y PLY s!ciIIs Uas..
Fee :ar TIL, Course. $50
- For irrthsr I:.GTnsiloD, Apply 70
Us. DORSEY CULLEN, ", D., a
Fen IS S-TtEln Secretary Of The Assocln ton.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-03-14
nUTE1N'S
IpaAH.;,ERUiIiN GCANV.

-,,dv 10 .ayPly orders 's1 my r., 9Th.
: .;-.- Il. A;. u,.r rely aFon ce..ns' ,.!a nnn'
.,.,Ir ac, !ats.so' 20 aay have .asus' 80,
,nh.,Ic ia..-dien:.. from ant'nIns snS go
= ga" - because I, ceH'ria, more pure po"I
~, :.,.t, suy e;sss. MaLipaiaisa nuano.
I. a.. =; .nn,yiog nv preparations " ""sH. us
'-' IN \. f,ro7s5i- - c2aid oe e"pert9a
.,;--o disaster, 81 .e.Lt soIW. a!, sus'. a1"'
: w.. ..osch,. .:;ca ;cs'rt:si :he present ia.
- ~ IN. rno.pha:es 10 very STes' extent ~
80. .,.s.S.. rrsaius But he nas' OF zoe te.t.-
-,ra. c: ,upero. 20 Prrpvisa doaao &C
.,,I,sI. .aa, ueed phosphs'et-as neasiS All
''' superiority under :",7 seasoas.1o!
So 49," ,,,ot Of clover. t.st-re that oecasien.
:: 80. n.e. reported: buI ,hey were sach s' every
-, Of sometimes due 20 the iAcl taat Ihe
,'i. % - ,hc.pha:-s. bet most generally to the
, 80, -. ~,;h rasa, and clover have ever kuo|S'
.,o.. o: the vsiue oi toy manures Is 70 or
g. ..,h., | h.s- c.dsr: !of more than .Su'
3 ~ .si =. ,sa,.1- asT!od las! year.
-, -, -, ,a.cc,a % :ry ny eaano, froT ias'r
~ NE fF3 sl!s:!er. o. Others, are pss'
-. - p,.t. AiNu's qua %, ssd TO zee thas
. -. a;..o vysly manipulated articles IN ibe
:. -. = ny,rG or the eornmisa!or nerohsS;s
/. : : .-rond, o. of my agents. ~ essr.: IEOAAe
;, 80, p.,ersturs; II. uDLLlSo CO.. lyneh'
~ siGti. f!-,:e.:ca.bu"g: Macon, MARTIN a
-. I.,:.NSt0S, CLARKEt / CO., Dan.iEs.
FRANK. &. RUFflS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-03-14
from Ni'aSllii,rtOu CITY

"IsH:EeIoS. March i2.-Cr mmod"re Stewart reurred
10 HE late adiIGtislicn liz lV!nry coGnissicn ;,s
,enIu Z X clcer 81 the Navy, rat. g hs ufsE.!
mission ~ Captain Ia the Navy ll-ss his step he as
long contemplated, bs ir ioo.r'I upon an, Noraon
for juic, done hv The ir,Iring board which luspotc
having besn cUmpllr' ,. 81 jet Il ,h- law
served an he has Lot N: h,s sca srrreh anbitiGn
% he prominent sn i-w cnmicaoos "Ed peiior
tpAi,ce Of his c.nst!tu.l"nai uu les
Officers OF The Army lhr War Department at noon
to-day and. anir T.. Gen scot; ard Ar CaIErr,
paid their RESPECTS TO The rr, rEh.It
Boar oil Army "i:eis mni he-e day and concurred
IN favor of efdcaaias Font n utcr Since the
men ol the board l. Is nrp'e IN intelligent Il cirs that
The troops will IoaHney lie shhirawn by Mond.., IN
rbearnce 10 r r;enptJIy Jrrs and opinion vi ri,r rh
Scott II Is believed that Fo, pcAeps uol ..udrl a
this arrangement.
IN. Confederate STATE Com s'oners have done r.,
hing SclIiy. Iu are strongly rxrrnR he II IrEcr IN
;u drecilIn OF peaceful arrangement heir deferred
action may pro5iby lie induced by d'tiTe 10 adi
:eH coTpHat!ont bu. 10 leave the Iutiuet
sar!ra acliun In relation 10 foit sGrI,er.
The niun pai sG;ao.it!. 10 IS Presented Mr. C,trn
den cops & t16t resolution OF rr.pror honor 42L
eonld nee on his r.;!r. crh; 1T lI IuLl:c l!fs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-03-14
Special Despa:cA % tie Eichmend Enquirer
Important from Washington CITY.

WAsHisorcS, March i:.-It may safely &c predicate!
that II ie adEi-rslon decide uron eLfotclne The COL
eci!ng Of The revrEu. ANA the blockade Of the Sor,l.rn
ports, m .x'1s session !Co"s sI be e-!,d ah!ch
Sill b. vrusy declaration OF war oa tie par, o! tie
GoveEDaerL
About sixty .rmJ, and Gnecn or twenty navll oGc.r,
called on Tie PFestsa. To-day wic Is unua! large
cutn5.E 10 he present In Washington q. ooe :ilac
Thc friends 0! Governor F.oy cay he r not avail him.
SELF o. Eu'ses rreceieut to AVOID uai but will iuiy
vind!cs'e Lii ch sTace5 'roE Republican a.psrsior,
II rumoEcd Ia prrac c:.c:ss 10 day ha, the admin.
ireon, era long, aii rnleayor,, revive The old Viii,
policy CT na,ioua! bark and high ,arlI III. noycy
'ors.hadoSed In previous tosPach Serard's rrob.
ole plan tn consold4te sl Conservative is,o srard
aa''ona party with view Of being Ike II e,iert c.
he United States Let INC ouh beware Ct ary schee
10 draw Its attention from lie great question.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-03-14

TaE EIRsr ABoLlrIoSIsT-A Southern cler
gy,nan says that in all his reading OF the Bible,
hc never succeeded in finding any account OF
an Abvltiorist in it We beg TO differ With
him, for We believe there is one referred to FIRE.
oucntlr-we mean Satan. lie is the genuine,
original, Simon Pure Abollionist lie has al.
ways been in favor Of aJolishing every thing
that was good. lie was the first advocate Of
tho "higher law He tried the experiment i'll
Heaven, and got kicked out for his audacity.
and then undertook to content himself with
the reflection that it was "bet.er 10 reign in
hell than serve in Heaven" which seems to b.
about the only consolation left to Lincoln now.
lN. y Day Book.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-03-14

NONRESIDENT TRADERS IN CHARLESTON
Several traders went to Charleston in the steam.
slip South Carolina for the purpose Of enga-
ling in traffic there Some persons carried
viii them quite large quantity Of shoes. -
After arriving in Charleston. these articles
were taxed twenty-five per cent IN accordance
with Law Of the State, which forbids all but
residents from establishing themselves as mer'
chants The goods were seized, but after suit
lble representations 10 the authorities, we're
restored to their owners who returned with
:hem to this city, having been obliged to pay
Inc freight both ways withou, having disposed
OF their morchandsc.-IB Boston Traveller, 9M.
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Di Ed.

piEs, oa the sh e March, 10 Minutes past 10 ocloet
P. NJ, tt llrg.rlz curiuDp,ion, MAMIE ELL!SG1CN
vile OF John Pert!n, ,ecoRd daughter Of the 'e
Creed = l!stiias o: Cumberland county. vrgint. aged
J? years she leaves kE ard ss=coEAir husband hct
cue Child 10 mourn hir irrt parable loss Mrs Peillrs
was deyout Christian, 1Ld Glsl Ia lne fr. hope Of
brighter and happier fu;urs
On Tuesd.y tn ia!h Of March s.er pro.ac:el lhs,
Madame CARoLlsEH rSsSAs, na,iY. CT prsnc.. Her
!enstal xii take place This morning. Nednescay he ION,
ri 10 O'CLOCK frcm ~ D. ltc prrls, coiLes ., Fr-i kio
and ls.t and e Peters Cathedral - lnH o'clocf.
The fr!tnds and VI lie faEy are in'ted TO
attend Si;hlr. further l'tice.
She leaves an d,u:,e. 10 Whose hoppincrs
the had eonsec-ssd s her c to whom she inets.utiy
gave III. mos, exsp:- Of .Lat devotion and a.
abrsga:ou cac proirc --ihe uo:tfned material love.
sa. many friends atserd 70 her By the raEy
links OF ch n OF those sinree nGne,s. that dr.v
all hearts friends have 10 'h.!r deep but
cnn.c!a,lrn She ai.R-d bJ IN. remembrance OF her
pors ard vi-iuous feth- reward OF the happy sou!s
Which her, Is er!oy Ing ct tkis ui5ueLt.
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ais T'ivS SALES.
SALE OF LANn IN
HANOVER COCSTY

obedienee to decree Of The Circuit Court OF nauo.
L Yer, pronounced the l4th day Of December 1900
In suit therein depending under The style OF Gardner &c.
vs. Gardaess executor. ae the uudsrsigDed the com.
aisslcneis therein named. will, the EIGHTH OF
MARCH, 1861, on the premises sell Tract OF Land In the
county Of Hanover and State Virginia. late the resld-ace
OF Thomss Gardner, Gecrssed called ArnEDALE oop,siu.
Ing about SS Il Ii nine .s from the city Of Rich.
ueend Is In hrshy ard excellent neishborhooa and con.
rsDlent TO churches Of the different deuoins The
lRnd IA good condition, and in "a OF improvements
Is admirably nd sd 10 the production Of corn wheat to-
oacco, &C. and every variety OF veErtabr Aeout thirty
tvs acres Of The land vel! lnbeTrd with oak p!pe
Tns buildings consist OF comfortable dwelling hous- con-
talnng reoins ana the customary outhousot Wit
akitehsn stable, corn houses, Carriage house, &c.
TERMs-so much 10 cash Ss will pay the costs OF sul,
terms Will be made Known tho day of sale. They will
be accommodating, extending long credit Bonds With
approved security will bs required FOR the deferred pay.
cGts, and the e he retained until the whole purchase
non-y Is paid. C:iASrAIN WHITE, ln,
Feb lS-ctds G. ", RICHARDSON, WA '''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-03-14
To O, b. for hl, al:srs and tb ,lres,
God and bis native lauds

they did no such thing! With them tho poetry Of
pscudo. patriotism gave placs to the stern prose ol
submission. The voice of"watch and wuit was
audible than ever. 1t cried out, let Us what Lin
ooln say. in his inaugural, let US ace what will he
tue composition ofhis Cabinet. Possibly he may, after
oil, give us conservative inaugura L conservative
Cabinet nrd conservative administration Tie it,
ausurli lie, been before the cuuu.ry for moro lEua
week, and every Vi.gnGu has hadan opportunity Of
making up his opniou,a shaping his course in lc
garI to it. It Clearly declares tho principle and nd
vocates the policy OF the subugntion Of the States
that will not acknowledge his rule. This sEatemenl
is made upon the obvious meaning OF the document,
aud the admissions Of those who most anxious
ior an excuse to bc satisfied with Bnck Republican
ruc III the formation Of the Cabinet the wort ~
prehensioRs OF tic true friends OF the South have
surely been renlizcd; the Premiership having been
conferred upon Seward, who, for moro than twenty
years past, has been justly regarded rs the cubodi-
ent Of the Northern party, organized for, and bent
upon, the subjugation Of the Southern States; aud
who since 1885, Iias been very generally looked upon
aud denounced by the South tho most responsible
author Of the john Brown raid: as the man whose
teachings suggested to tho fanatical and desperate
Ossa~ht,onle, the exploit In which he fell victim
to lay and justice. The individual holding tie Sc
ooud position in the Cabinet, iChase,) is very gene
rally represented by tho frieud- HHa wewi.hers q
the South in the free Suites, u Jrsc, It possible
than Seward himself. THIS is : j'old Insertion, il
must be confessed but the truth 3 IS affirmed 10y
nanT well-meun!ng persons.
And what say the 'sutehcr. c. | walters" nowi-
The Inst contingency npcn whicn they promised 10
re.,t Northern aggression TO the deuh having sctu-
ally happened, they ready 10 answer To the rc-
call o! the gallant and true lnsu ef the South The
argument being exhausted, they prepared to
"stsrd b. their arns n Not the: Their voice is stll
for submission and acqu;cscs:as "Les US watch and
wal, for ths bette. development Of L;acous r,cs.
sures %
This il uir and truthful state Of the past and
present position Of the calIc Conservatives CT the
Commonwealth; and does It not sugges. TO every
mind the interrosatory with which we commenced
this article, Must the Earth Quake, Mus; the Earth
Quake, before the People Cease 20 S!eep; Will moth
ing but convasiou Of nature R.ou*u the treemen Of
Virginia 10 SENSE Of their danger ard Of thc. duty
iu the present revolutionary crai
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