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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-03-26
RUEExN'S
,;l:,;HK.pERiYtAN GTAN0.

=. -,.It 10 supp., orders for my fertilizers rs
..ae, cvcae Ia. All may rely upon gettlnS, With
a i!..ci, av; is;vrior 10 any hsve made; diter.
=. paosphsl.c Ia. -rdierts, from anything else in
s.: r.i!e:, because ~ contains more pure boSS
...as Lsr .hsn any other Manipulated Gusno.
49,. g! .pYisiae my preparations to wheat the
81: a.re been 4s favorable as could oe expected
.asliard disasters Of joint worm, ny. rust aat,
|. .l tx drought. which prevented the present Ia
. :,:2a Q! tr- rsosphs,es to very great extent h'
::y yasA: as. crsung. But the mass Of The test:-
..,.ISa. egu.lD Dr superior to Peruvian Guaao Oh
,t,' :o- lam, ;ha; need phosphates-ss nearly ell
. srTey-d is superiority ,unter fair seasons for
H.. ,,vi .t4ad uf Glover. IL s:ruc ha. occas!on-
-. ,S- hes. reported; but they wc-> suc! rs every
49, :a:. oi sometimes Gue ~ the ldci tie; !ae
rrct rho.3has es, bat mos. generally 10 ihs
/ ,v,s 10: to:a ~h-a, apd clover have ever known.
~ sri.ac. Of the value OF 10y n,nnres Is TO be
'sc: lbs. have orders for iaore tnan four
|. :.t-s ~! A.J =, - saue period last year.
80, A..o -. !nd:c,s 20 :ry tcy guaoo, from their
:: t:r. Q. ;e Y:= .a,atoas OF others. are par
y -;.e.;,t 20 o7G,T !.:nns grano. and so sec that
t. .,:..Ir 81. SC U4aly ;anipu!a;ed articles IN the
i. {. Ina o. -y,''i q: the commission merchants
u, : gCa:ac:.u. u aI asects, Messrs. ThuMAS
ii s SONS, rs:,r.a'-S. VI. HULLlSS CO., Lynch
!uGH SCOTT ErsEc!"s.burg; MASON, MARTIN d
;',' lie, JUHN>.vH, CLAKKE& / CO., Danyille.
,-:.! FRANK. G. ECFflN.
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Al rE1N SIZES,
TR CSTEE,S SALE OF u vAEUARry
TRACT o. LAND uE WAEE RIVER, IN GLoUCES

TR CSTEE'S SALE OF 4 viEUNRtR
TER COUNTY.
n pursuance Of deed Of trust executed BIZ Au,pd,
Jerrard on the hrt day OF Janalry, 1882 TO secure
certain debts Of john r. Ta1serro, skall on MONDAY
the day u May 1861 before the trout Of the Cour
Loese OF Goucesier copcty make sale OF that
rRACf OF LAND lying tho North side OF Ware river
10 Gloucester county, which Jchn Els ESQ., lately re.
sided AND which Was conveyed by the said John Tss.
efto 10 Amanda Jerrari This estate IL regarded ~ one
II the most desirable Ia this county residence living
IN full View Of Chesapeake Bay Ware river where fr-sh
oysters aud Wild fowl be ubtalned little expense
with all buildings necessary for the comfort tf family
and possessing soil susceptible VI very high degree Of
Improvement.
mioue description Is deemed unnecessary, as II
Is Presumed that persons desrous o purchasing
would prefer 10 examine the premises before purchaspg
will give any Information which may be desired.
The sale Hl be made for much cash will be sufficient
70 pay the costs aud chsrges attending the execution the
trust and to the Of two thousand dollars With In.
Interest thereon from the Suh day OF January 1858 on
credit until the f: day Of January 1SG2 the sum Of
four thocsind dollars With Interest thereon the 3h
day OF Jaauary, lsS and to the residue Of pur-
chase muey such the said Amanda Jrrrard
prescribe: WiNDnAM KEMP,
March 8-ctds Gloucester G. H.. Va
C0MMI>SiON EIl'S SAL e OF VALUN BE
PRorERrf IN THE COUNTY OF KING WILLIAM
fQf virtue OF decree Of The Circuit Court Of KIuu VIII
~ tatn rendered atts November ertu In Tho year ls5
IA The suit OF Wm. II. Clemens and aife aud others W.
Richard iaTes trustee and Others ali oer for sale at
aanlc auction on the Surli DAY OF MARCH, 1851, ou
s premises OF John H. urch all the property embraced
deed Of trust, said John II Drrch to ,.
- trustee bearing date the 10Th day OF March, 1859
said property consist, OF six or seven slaves (,wo
negro wonrn and four hye chdren) the household
aud Kitchen fuFuure, panisJn utcn= stock Of hcrses
hogs and CATTLE &c.
TERMS Cash to the aayrs and as 10 tho residue Of
said property, Credit Of four months.
RICHARD HALVES, CinnLsaner.
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NOTICES FROM THE PRESS.


ave write with Holder, patened br ir. T. X. Ly
OF, VI this ciy which Il d-cIrly the have Yet
srrU and We believe have tested al kinds That In
II hs tr hand most agre-abiy and the lax
from ioiHg il- fnSe's; when |; 10 laid down often Is
The wih any Kind Of pen, the paper which the
writer using or b,'of, anything I've kr-d In.
ue by Hs, The In it doe. touch what the Hpie
laid upon, and therefore |, hIoIted 1t Is simple
durable, and really ;hr best iur.nlon yet 10 the Way VI
Peu Holder" !
Extract from the National American "
at Is Indeed mos, admlrail- lis conrivauce tr
found upon trial. and should be placed upon the desk Of
every who the prn."
Extract from the Richmond "WhIg u
at Certainly Yrrai improvements; The p1n l. exceed.
n.!y smt and he cost al the holder ls but i;tls
than the Ordinary Kind Low Ia USE"
(E,trac, from "the Christian Advocate"l
at eoH bneI several d.srab- qunilrs The orna.
~ pr holder In common nd II coafortsh for the
convenience, aad therefore recommend II to these writing
pubic"
Extract from "he Religious Herald .'l
I; nea, aud tasteful article here Is danger III nk
down It i, easier ~ handle, and sold at moderate
price"
Extract from "iAc Richmond Euqulrer."l
"It Is comfortable for the haud aaG the ~r
ter from the great fatigue consequent much vritins
II Is simple aud uusi ingenious inYrn1n aud every
Who the pen 4. ALL should possess OF she5e delight
fu little Instruments ="
PHILADELPHIA COMMERCIAL LIsT-'Ho. only con.
veIrn Durable but Its main feature coLsists r IL,
trcnre sim ,iciy."
~ For sale by all sts!Inners. March o2-+'
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Tie Markets..

New YORK, March 2S.-FIour firm; TO- eco
bbls sold, State IS l0s5 Is; Ohiu s. 55a
IS G5: Southern s. 35l5 TO- Wheat uas ad.
vancej lca2c. ; market firm, 10000 bushels
sod. Chicago Spring heut$l lS. Corn irn;
~ QUO bushels sold ut G4aG5c. Wh:skey
steady at li4c.
Receipts oil Flour, 1913 bbls. Wheat, 400
bushels; Corn, 5,49o bushels.
BALTIMORE. March 23.-Four active; How
ard street, S5a5 l24; Ohio is held at S. l2s;
City Mills IS no sales. Wheat quiet; red
81 25al 2S; white 81 4oal GO. Corn serdT;
Yellow 55a59c, Mixed 5ya62, White C3af4c.
Provisions steady; Mess Pork SIT. Coffee
l2tal2sc Mhiskey steady at l7c.
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General james WATSON Webb.

The New York Courier and EaGuirer' an
nounceI, some two or three days since, th;t
Gen. Webb, the senior EDITOR cf that paper,
would decline the mssiUn,:o it:hey, icndcrcH
him by the President ar, confirmed by tho
Senatc. 1t is even reported ,ha: he rcseuts tLe
praiT:ied compliment as an insult. llehad set
his eye and lis heart upon first class mission,
and cauEo: tolerate the indignily Of being put
OF with an invitation to minister TO ''the sick
man, Turkey"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-03-26
The New Senator from Missouri.

Forney's Press sets d..wn the new Senator
from Missouri as an anti.Sccessionist of its OWL.
schovl.
We have the pleasure Of stating, upon the
very best authority, that ;he Pres is uI,s.a.
ken. The St Louis Democrat, (B.ack Repub.
lican.) the day after the election, mado the Go-
lowing announcement:
Yesterday the General Assembly elected
Waldo Z. Johnson Sepator. To succeed James
! S. Green. in the Presidential contest, alr
| Johnson was conspicuous as II supporter III
Ercckinvidgc llo WAS che of the ComniS
sivnrrs to the Peace Conference, and we iIrd-
| stand exhibited anything bnt disposition fnr
| compromise. In politics he dltI:rs little if al
all, from his predecessor They are both con-
ditiona! or prospective Scces>iuni>ts-extrcmc
Southern or States rights men. Personal con-
s;drrations must, therefore, have decided the
choice oG tho InEjority i'll pre!eirins him ic
! Gre n.
Bat Jadge Johnson, the Senator elect, has
spoken FOR himself On the night of his election
| lie was scrrnad,d at his tvtc in Jefferson city,
and in response to the call upon lin, thus
defined his position, according 10 the CORES
poudcnt OF the ST. Louis "Deluucra,":
Senator johnson replied, thanking the As
srmhly for the high honor conferred op him.
Yet he must say that he felt regret at his own
election His first and last choice and hc
had f,rvcnlly hoEc he woIlld be clecled-wss
The grca, sta!rsuan Of Missouri, james S.
Green.
The very name Of 'Jim Green" let the read.
or bear in mind j.; ''worm-wood and gall to
the abvlitionsls anl submissioAists Of Ms.
souri, Mr.. Green according 10 the authority
above quoted, thus expressed himself on the
occasion:
Senator Green first spoke for few mo.
menis, in which he said that although nc was
not him. elected yet he ielt perfectly satisfied
and weil pleased with the result. " aldo T..
! johnson WAS with him IN sentiment and opi
! nuu, heart, soul and hand, and lie would car
ry out his principles in his sea, in the Senate.
The correspondent Of the paper aforesaid
decidedly anti Green and pro aboition,) says !:
"'rhe design OF Green's friends now is to force
another Senatorial election, in place o! eX Gov
rrnor PJik, at an aGj,urn,d session. ii one l.
held, which seems highly probable, in the fall,
and elect him, il possible This is clearl::
| fJreShadowed by the action yesterday III lIs
wi,hdrns sal His trcLdi wuu;d not bave glSer
him up SO easily, unless this prospect haG
been he'll! out and James S. Green will, ,l,
| long. be up again for the same office.
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Eour DnYs Inter from EurODc.

HALIFAx, Saturday, March o3-Thc r VI.
steamship Canada, from liverpool March oh,
Via Queenstown on the l0.h, arrived hero 4:
$50 \. NJ. today.
The steamship Africa, from New York, ar.
rived at Queenstown on the 10Th.
The Canada has el177,0 coo in specie.
The Bark Of Poland refusing 10 mike specie
payment on Russian bonds. military turc ccs lI.d
taken possession Of the amount repaired.
1t was reported that Price Napoleon was
about to proceed tu Turin to negotiate for tic
withdrawal ol the French troops.
Tn. sales Of cation at Liverpool on Sotur.
day, the 9Th inst, were 5GU bales. Of which
100 bales were to spectators aud exporters,
he market closing quiet Lul steady Ut Fri.
days rates.
BreadStuff, were quiet but steady.
Provisions were dull.
Conso's closed on Saturday. the 9th, ct
9ls.9l4 for money, and y2t,0!t for account.
LIVERPOOL, March g.-Ihe sales OF cotton
IN the Liverpool market for the week added up
81, 900 bales, Of which lG 0G0 were TO spccu.
iators aud 5000 TO exporters. All qualities
were slightly higher, say sl., but those Of far
we're unchanged. The market subsequently,
became less firm.
The sales Of Saturday we're 5000 bales, Of
which 2 0O0 were on speculation and for tx.
port, the market closing quiet but steady, ut
the following authorized quotations.:
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Correspondence Of the Richmond Enquirer
WASHINGTON, D. t., March 81

WASHINGTON, D. L., March a4
Detective tfIi:er Kecsc, Of this city has re.
Gently seized large lot cf bogus and Counter.
felt bills, signed ard unsigned, on twenty.sercn
'l.it:ren, banks, amounting to spurious va!ue
of S2Go,0o0; together with dies for 10 cents,
81, and $3.50 pieces The principal packages
of the notes are as ollows:-$30, 900 (coun-
tcrftiD Citizens Bank, Augusta, Maine; $4,000
counterfeit unsisned) State Bark, Ohio
$50, 600 (bosu;) Columbia Bank, Washington
D. c; $50, coo (countcrfe) Farmers ard Ne.
chanics' Bark Of Virginia; sS,G3l (caun,erfeiD
81, 9, AS, 10. 90, Of Camden Lark. New
Jersey.
For prudential reasons tho :cr wi,hhOiJs
further information fer the present. II might
oc added, however, that the room in which the
seizure" was first deposited by the eli -cr was
broken into and ransacked the following night,
but the roguas failed to find the object Of their
search.
II is stated that on Friday distinguished
! delegate OF the Virginia Convention telegraph.
cd Mr.. Lincoln to the following purpo.t: Tina.
ihc tide Of secession sentiment was surging
over the locality Of Richmond, reaching even
10 some Of the stcrnest ad.ccltcs Of CGion
hat to retain Virginia an extra session Ct
Congress must be convened, and the Criltcnden
or Peace Conference resolutions adopted. Tic
story goes that Mr.. Lincoln at once dispatched
his friend Lamond u Richmond to strengthen
the nerves ard stiTen the vcrtebrac cr tie
Cnlonists.
serious doubts as 10 the probability Of any
future session Of Congress in Washington
This may net perhaps, be entirely reliable
An intimate, bat no, political f;cnd
Of Secretary Seward, states that the North
have, genaIally, become satisfied Of the sin.
cerity Of the South in desiring TO cloSe the
pending partnership, and that there can be TO
sense or good judgment eyinced by attempts to
enforce continuation Of it. If these viem
IRE in accordance with the Secretary 5 IL
meLts Gas there is good reason TO beIievcl we
may lo"h ioI u SohiPa'-og pSaSSlut POi'S1 al
the Cabinet.
Here is another item, which may or nay
MT be strictly authentic. Ny impression is,
however, that it has some foundation. NJ.
lacoln is represented to have recently said
there were three imI l,cabe Secretaries in
his Cabinet; and there was no way to carry Gu.
/, peaceful policy except by getting rid Of them.
# is inferred he pointed at Chase, Wells and
Blair.
y distinguished Northern Senator, who ire-
lueLtly conterS with the President, says tic
Cabinet is D.dlam on a small scale. Neither
| the President nor his Secretaries knnw in tic
morning what is to bc done or discussed
Turing the day. No system-no pOlicy-Eo
unity.
The pressure (cr tf'i,e continues undated.
IN few days the New York avalanche cf r,r.
plexities and complications vii come upon the
Cabinet-a circumstance said to be dreaded by
| all the ministers worse ila" n,phu'"c c :.ii;r
ung Letauch. Perhaps SIr. Lincoln may be.
come convinced, ere long, that tLcie is crisis
and that somebody Is hurt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-03-26
LincJIn appointments In Etichrnond.

We heard it runo.ed on the streets ycster-
day, that Thomas B. Bigger Zone Of the Peters
burg volunteers, who fonght 50 bravely IN Ca.
nadl in 1922 had been removed as Pvs,maS.
ter Of Richmond, md Hugh W. Fry. sr, ap.
u"n,c.l in his place; that William VI. Harrison,
Collector of the Customs, has been depoScd
and Alexander Dlval appointed to the ttlicc.
,,So that \. Unison Crane takes the place Of
=. II. AAlrtt as United States District Attor-
rry. A!r i. sent in his resignation souc
months since, to take .si:ct as soon as h!s sue
cc;sor should be named
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-03-26
The FIRST Purely Sectional AGn,inis:ra-

tlon.
Greeley, Of the Tribune, thinks the South
ought not to complain Of the cis ction If D
President and Vice President from the North,
on the same ticket, inasmuch as the North has
more than once acquiesced in the election Of a
President and Vice President, on the same
ticket, from the South. Let the whole truth
be stated:
Jackson was made candidate for the Pres.
dcncy by movements Of the people Of every
quarter Of the Union. Calhoun was first
nominated for Vice President en- the Jackson
ticket by the then dominant party in Penn.
sylrania; and Jackson and Ca'houn afterwards
became the rallying cry in he Northern as
well as in the Southern States In the election
Of 1928, Jackson and Calhoun obtained ma
iority Of the votes in New I.k, Pennsylvania,
Ohio, Indiana and l.lino-, aad very strong
minority popular vote IN AL the other free
States. They were brough. out and elected
by all sections Of the Union.
Harrison and Tyler, We are told, were both
natives Of Virginia. So ;hey wer'; but liar.
rison had resided in free Safe for upwards OF
forty years, and was nominated in 1899
through the power and influence Of the Wing
party in the North, against he strenuous
cxertlons Of the leaders Of th.; party in Tie
South.
The attempt TO sho"- thai the election Of Lin
coin and uamlin, in q sectional point Of view,
is analogous to tha, Of Jackson and Calhoun or
of Harrison and Tyler, is simply absurd Lin.
coin and IIamlin were brough, on! and elected
on the fundamental idea that me institutions oi
the South should be ass:iled and PUT down, "be
cause founded in error and in criIle.' They
came into Office without the electoral vote Of
single Southern Stale aud against the most SOL
emn and emphatic protest Of all the Southern
people The Lincoln and IIaml!n orators were
deferred from visiting the Southern Sales, in
their professional character, during the cam
rass, from a we'll founded apprehension Of
rather disasreeable personal Consequences
The election OF Lincoln and Hanlln is the first
sectional triumph in Presidential election in
the United States 1t is an unmistokable de.
claration of war to the knife and knife to the
hilt against the slaveholding States, and should
be met and resisted as such BY all Of thcm.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-03-26

The stock in port was SS2, ,0C0 bales, in.
Guiding TlS, 900 American.
james llvwctt & co. report an advance Of
l.lG,sc. On Uplands, but since the arrival Of
the City Of Baltimore, quotations barely
maintained They quote MiddIng Orleans
6 l5.ICJ
LIVERPOOL March ALL is quiet at War
saw 1t is stated that the lumber Of pcrsoi.s
killed by the troops there was ii1y,hrec.
The blockade Of the citadel Of MrSSna is Il.
fl;aiy proclaimed, ard hostl.ties c,mm' n
ced.
Ratnzz has been elected president Of the Ita-
lian Chamber Ct Deputies.
The French Senate has finally adopted On
address in reply to the Emperor's speech
There were but three negative votes against il.
On the Paris Dyurse the rentcs ale al SSf.
20c.
Loxpos, March a.-Illnois Central shares
2S - discount. Erie shares p ia2Si NSW
York Central shares Il exc
Die. There was lees demand and the improved
tone Of Tues.l'y was partially lost
CoSsoLs.-LySDoS Friday.-Consols Olga
9ls for money, and 92a92! for account
llavKE, Wednesday New Orleans tres cr-
dinaire loll; ditto Las 94-nlarket steady
Sales of the week G500 bales. Stock c241. 900.
LoSnnS, Friday.-The bullion in tic Bank
Ct England has decreased el49,00o.
The money market is unchanged.
Messrs. Wakefield Nash & Co., Richardson,
Spence & Co, ard Bisland, A,hya Co.. re-
port -four quiet but steady at eS:aSls for Ame.
rican. Wheat firm at full prices fer lihe and
with partial advance Of 2dASl for Spring rcd
which was quoted at lls2dal2slc; wui:e l2-Gl
al4s6l Corn firm.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-03-26
..r cnyFxSoR oF VIRGINIA.
49, uppirI AVIATION,

-r,-InS :, ,yios been received by The Executive,
,rar., escaped ca:Se a'sGi OF The r'oe-
,,,,. ..ou, ,.e III vf the Ci's :" n!chSono' 10
,fyt.TL RInpsLL charged VIA passinE cono-
80. WILLIAM ,ULKSYN, Wao has been con-
IL lie reai;eriis!v Tor Two years
.,a uAriD N"Lp uE. rs" has been con
81 .,,,,r.,r-.iI IT, "a. c,iy.,i .or twelve mvnths
1' d ,,,,, they s:e uuu T. lug u; large; there
80 -s,4-i OF fiiKsE HUNDRED
'hr ..r-,t Of slot .tssad prisoners, or ONE
mi /. ,RS 10 say person VINO snail arrest either
..t J-iy-r rhrS Iut1 TIE JL! OF said City Of
..d. 10 alpr."r.r require sn rf!cers Of this
- nh cIyi! aud military, 4nd request the people
,a,ir BE-. ss-:tl -, 10 Procure their arrest,
- - W n.oui;; :" il,,ce.
-. .r:.: sy ! I'd n Governor, and under the
I... :. OF the Commonwealth, at Rchmond,
. 4. .:!.a d.y Of March, 1851.
:. GOVERNOR; GtoscE W. SrSFoHo, Secretary Of
:: l..,I,!, asn:; 81 yea-. @; age, Elk feet high,
sd uclH~she, smooth, !a!. tS:n, AID Very
~. t,,i.7. .ss>cr'a as years old, Ave feet seven
. .--L.,s,.a G,lk asi., blue eyes, roma, nosr, Il
u. csi,sr,d. J, - EEI1shuso BY birth, and
,ck,i, coa'.
.y.Ij,,a /, - !,i,haaa "a or q5 years cid, eve
,..ss! 10. sa ,Isa. dark h.lr, aud .2-sts slowly
=
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-03-26
For Governor of Tenuctsec,

". G. Erownow, the we'll known editor Of
the Knoxville Wing" announces himself u
candidate for Governor Of Tennessee. at the
rext August election. lie runs upon his own
hook as n clndidlte Ct the Union anti scces.
SION party Laudon c. Haynes will probably
br the candidate Of the States rights party.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-03-26
Px.prcsiaesit Tyler. Speech,

Tho Speech Of E,'Presiden. JynS TYLER,
delivered in the State Convention few days
since will be published in the "Euqurer'
early The present week. Gentlemen who de-
sire extra copies will please send in their or
ders without delay.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-03-26
DEER CREEK LAND FOR SALE,

y 900 ACRES CT TIA CHOICEST LAND on DEER
ZsOOO CkIYS, ten miles from Greersville In Wash
iuston county. Mississippi.
There is not eedy Of Lsad In the Mississippi Ta!
ley.
IL will yelI with ce':ala'y ~ bales Of Cotton, or 70
bushels o: Corn per acre.
II ToiSrSpA-oS and rs natural drainage
rer drs ditching ecessary.
There Is turr stock as 70 addition 70 cane anu
Ordinary sr4sAes Blue and Ep CLovkh do well
on II.
II n n-lahhorhood OF wealthy planters. souis OF
Tiom are from Virginia and Tennessee.
The upro culsi, cf good dwelling Uonse Me-
gro Qrarisr. Ga House, sssle Cribs, Gc 6U acres 10
cultivation aud eHdruiGS OF S5I acreS, thus euJrdine
llQv acres for cultivation next year.
rsre opportunity !, offered In 1t. SALE to secure the
h.r.I Cotton rlau.uuou Oh ibr Mississippi river.
For r.xu, apply 70 FARLEY, ICEEY ( CO.,
M.rc.l i9--ST0a New orleans. La
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-03-26
The Admini.tratiou in the Money War

The Secretary # the Treasury advcrtiscs
in the Washington papers OF Saturday for
eight million dollars OF the stock Of the United
States, lo be issued urdrr the act Ct Congress
of Sth Of February last This stock will bear
interest at the rate Of six per cent. per annum,
payable semi annually, on lb. first day OF Jan.
uary aud July i'll each year. and will be reD-
blrsablc IN twenty years from the first day Of
JlnuarY last
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-03-26

COL. G. ". Lar, late special aid and Militia
ry Secretary to Gen. Scott, arrived in Charleston
On the l7th, and in the evening called on Gov
eruor Pickens, and had long conference with
the Governor and General Beauregard. lie is
STOPPING ct The Charleston Hotel
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-03-26

JUDI &c johnson, the newly elected senator
from Missouri, is no. son, but Dcphc" oil
ex. Governor johnson Of Virsinii. HIS father,
Colonel William Johnson, still resides, We be-
Iieve, in Harrison county, Va
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-03-26

Tx sUS'fE LAND 4 n u sp'R III &. X
PROPERTY IN THE COUNTY 0E KING WILLIAM.
virtue oi deed Of trust, executed by Johu H. Burch
~ and John Sweet To- ne Is trustee aied the 26ti
day OF March, 1857 shall eE-r for sale public auction
at Euaeld In King William county, III. Suh dpy Of
March, 1861, Certain tract Of land called 'Bennr,ts
situated In sd courty adcnn. the lands Of James NJ
Davis aud Others, about mie from The Psmunkcy rir
eT and Il ee from the village Of Enfield. Said f,m
tsiuS Su acres OF aud less and ost OF woods
There good deal OF excr.n: timber tho land which
s very yaiuabe.
Al The SANS time ard place shall sell wagon and
team
Terms accommodating, and made known on the day ol
sale. RICHARD HALVES.
AArc 4 --rriu T-n.