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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-02-26
Especial Dispatch 20 tie Richmond Enquirer.
Important From Washington CITY,

WASllAC!cS Feb II The Pe1c. CpGgrt.. y. i!
leg scss!nc yesterday. II the of the cvr.u: oy
the Commissioners wa!te,! NJ !ncolH ~ rusrlicc
sent, ant !n":ici hm = iLi" set IN he rug.L:,5r
aai .lsoto express ~ Views ia rcga:c rte css ~
meet the Commissioner. hn. did 10, coas.sf hm.rf q.
thor s=i, hy existing cirt :cts 10 S, .
ly acos:n,t-e of e Ir"cr CoH-r,,. .,rcwe tie al,:
in o!c;,i capacity, ara. Re ha! nlus!c.,:a
the !nr"'2n, i aat'!.: inr?y!t {! -: l5yYcG, :r.-s
sir. Lincoln responded - lts rrT!s.; ~ before lar a,.
ted the members 10 c., ~ Ii, aTgraen' Shorty a:cs
yards, all The comU!s.ioacr.. Ia syi r.!L L.H w.:
Each AS separately Introduced
An.r m agreeable eoassr,:tno, NJ i.~co.a made
brief tsnd G,,s, In general :rrc.s sihyu sv.a. il
detail suy indcao:ss a. % 81. ia'Ers policy.
On rc.lsJrre'rS. 'hr u,..lrs.s =, &c Conf rc.c 81;
resumed. AID Il j. b, ,yrd tvfu.r ug: log the core T.
sion Ii,l Frank la ,.rri.rrUs 4, D,
Spproac. to tny;s accountable T." the Mr. n.! 500 2:
10 iG!- ih,i r-;r H. u.l!a: tiia. a: cy
taken 10 iIorr"r.
Yesterday af:,rro1H Gcn. Scot r.lnrrci NJ iccor's
m"rnnr c-. MI: had prrTacisi !uirrv!l,s W.. LC
The resul: however, !: uaknc-a.
To-day, Hr. i!.SuiI. ..cSHL G..l Tr. Seward - 8:
Jchn's Epl-cci,. Ca"rsa. lie almost urrrcccu:-
aud apr.r-ih u"!n ed v; tie i..-ru: hin.vrvs.
aware uf his prts.Ure. ln- tiscuuI.e,
peculiarly HppgdpIt,c {, Nif Liucu,Gs post !lgr n.
TIE rccirti"n {" a. L'y. ir L!.c.H r,rrri, $50.
risy-freIGcntly C' usH. lis ro-' a,L .ial 49,
The audrEcc as II uLnct.; rnei TO e Ma l.,
coin and !1uug H'hrit Ill c Ia were not present.
Before clUcn. rd,y, rccsiI Eu,Lau.n s;,,rtf,'f
m hour with ESrc,irn. iAicr a: 40 ll:t,:s a>,! .in
purior; y: the ciIi = u:hGVan.
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uafrr from E,i,rOnc.

NV YoRK Feb '9-T- steamship Ju'a. !9tH IT,f27fl,
with ,nre, instant, hms r'iiNrd HrT,, 'sti'E
four days later II vs..
Tar t,.erwrrt"rs lcaGoT M! Lirrrr'n. '"s adrs-
cd The "I in,Uraic. one yer Get oil r'iE""- "
the 8 u'l.cr S,.ic: l.. 9CeGcc of nccrsei gs n:
w.rr ri.s: ..,
Saporon opened he Errac, Le.'.'u-c on -" f'-'':
% February l!- rnc,EI a"ccs, and .c-
the uon.in;.rreH;lOm pu!:cT
Queen N::"r;a op-;c Parliament on HE on ~ .r''pS
ry In n,r address .hc sliud-i 10 ; American 'r Lh4
and .ypre..-,I irrvent IL. fr a:'ttnc " .u' "s''
Til. Kin. Of Nap IS ha- issued An appeal - Sit'i
Altering lhrm The Constitution Di is.2 sIclhh amy r'H
AN entirely .-par..r ir!uin-rA in H. a.ss i.ia " .'f
an ASYLUM "Ytl a:uy no" hbaLGg"et Hh" "e' ~
s.ructrl hy misurtuG.s 80
Il ME- Ecu 3-Iac rope has ordcrc! us trnfr: To zee
turn Fifteen tlpus md S.'dInI,rS based i'ro"e' '""I
on the M rel. 10 Naples 1h- Said !rS h''" "ihc''."
the pupaI dominion, the complaint nrh ~ ''' T'GGrs o.
Napoleon. The :;I.sl "css:s "ht,'i "s'r sS" -
Gag:a have bee rrI,H .rh by 4 ,m!r;l irIsi&o
L!vgkP,pnL Feb The snirI Of coi"t y's"'''" ~"
to..ay reach - hnIs The rake' opened ac'" ~ 81"
with dawaxari isIcic%. IN .'qGr"e II 'hr Ant..
can nex, The advance Chi ~ H." fr-' GrI!''.'
Eiraraon Spence report that f:our j. s;clE - iai-
,ia .varc. o! sd. W'a, i aru, au i'i AN. ~
Corn il fr,r and 10 81 h.s'"r Er"i !ul f"- ''E.
Bacon Is quiet Lard is Gu.G;. su:a' j. -'."'! ''""
au-t Ecr .:ia. Hnsin steady ldipr"'Gr "N'' i-''
~ 3i. The money mar .rt j. ycu'rai! Gnc'a;F"'i
I,r,sr-l,,Tp"a, Feb. ih-r. NJ The stToic! >5.'!
today amount TO Su.0 bales The mnr.c' c!o'" g." -
Quot ,ion, se barely maIa!Dvi. she .a.' %! the !'S
fJur day. ar,onnt 20 81 -s. MrAaui' ha'c At Hi''
wurd rendrucv Wheat i. active. Germ !: IuV! Az; a-- 0"a
| GI higher. Coasol. 2l = i9ii;
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pHGSpH0R-pERUfIAN GUAN0.

Al a1v r-..y 10 -uppiy orders for my fertilizers as
'.:' sa'i-r in al may rely upon gettinS' "n
- s,. ,;'.cir pferlor 10 any have made oner
- r gh.;:a.se iu.r-',i-ntS, from anything else IN
N,' :s::-r. because it contains more pure I"HH
.a"rla'. ~ !.,.I Than any other Manipulated 1uano
.:s;sSl! o. applying preparations 10 ~hssl uls
''s-'y: :sr- i,r favorable Al cooId DC eApeeNeS
'i' - cor:-J hs.-i. Of join: worm, 6y rust, ana,
-: .: . Inc drought. which prevented the present ID
'at= -~p: o! the pnDsphacs 10 very great ehIfo' a.
'' - v Thea gral;ny. Eu, the mass oi the ts''
~ "ai ~ns equal or superior I" Peruvian uuhno on
-.' s.: Tor s:4. tha, need phosphatss-as nearly ai
'"H' ~. proved is superiority under h!r ssasonsE
.i;: good stand VI Glover. Il strus 'hat oeeasioH
- IL. haze r-ru reported but they were such as efeIJ
i-or :rafs Of sometimes due TO the Iaet lna' se
- d; 20: se,! phosphs;es but most geueral: 10 te
s'-.'os ' both wheat and clover have ever Known.
t-': ssie:rg Of the value OF my nsourei IS 10 DO
'a.h 'i- zc' iha, have orders for more IMAM i"o'
-: 1a9sh as lad al lh- sane period last yea.
i''' e In Induced 10 try my guano, lFom tnell
2cAt-'e- he representations Of others, are par
-'' 'cr"',d 20 Older Eutns guhno. ano 70 see t!-'
S.:.:.
- % NaG q: ny.eif or the commission nerenaa;s
c:isly L G'hG.nnd c. .! my ssepts. Messrs inoMAo
."'.t! sDHs, Petersburg NJ. iluLLlNS C3. LHns"
c.AALi! Sy@!!. fredericksburg; MASON, MAXI"
-: ;''.i.e' ju.iHsloS, CLARKE& CO, p, panyine;
NH. i-.tf PRANK. q, ECFFiS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-02-26

The TrLrGRApn.-A bill was reported III the
Senate Thursday to prevent the abuse Of tic
telegraph 1t declares it to be rilsdelncanoT
for any person 10 scrd from any place within
or without the State uny despatch containing
any false or untrue statement, and fixes The
fine therefor at not more than $500 roT less
than $50; and, also if the Conr; think fit it
may at the samc time impriscn the offender Tor
not less ten days nor more than three months;
and, also, fines the telegraph company in like
amount-the penalty in this Case, however,
may be remitted, provided the company ca',
produce copy or record Of the message aad
disclose the name Of the sender TO the Court.
All the fines shall 20 to the informcr, and II he
shall disclaim the sauIc, then the fines 20 "a
the literary fund.
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hICiiMJND, VIRGINIA.
D# ,TE:r- .,r the iorra! encouragement eHienaea "
'.,!- S.d;;.rn friends we have spdrTu no eHPen's
.r.a. car '.ciiiti-s 10 meet the lncrsasee aea"S
'-t.. r,,,a... H. ..Ilacturcs. In our
ca, WHEEL DEPIA1 RI NJ H. |,
80. ode rxepslv. improvements by the ahoi'lon 10
-,..;ti FOUNDRY Of u building 65 by ~ feet, and
=. -:.t.:,en OF the most modern and improved n4-
n. We. a.s tc-.i hT ,eeeutsr!nI horizontal VA
s - ;ravn Oh the Axle by powerful liy ydraniie
:. ..I Il y:,h .u Indicator, by which the force Np-
.:r: 10 II { r.i.:i!, accurately mea'ursd-
" ,ga.,,c, - manufacture, from best ChAhCoAA
a.,I.,-. r-',roaa Chairs; Railroad and Ship Spikes
:..ta.s wA-..: Truck Bolts and Fish Bars; Car ana
'..s ,se, l!Ic- and other long Bolts lroa trucks !;
t;aa - pn Giles, Ill kinds; Iron and Brass Sasunes
t:.-.;..- >;...yoars and Portable Engines; -" anu
80, =. ..-' 80 y ''''' j. r. ANDERSON / CO.
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Alabama 4 and tho Federal Government.

Alabama and the Federal Government.
Hon. Thomas j. Judge, the commissioner OF
Alabama, who recently visited Washington, to
negotiate with the President i'll reference TO
the forts, a,senals and custom houses in the
States. and the debt of the United States, has
returned home, his mission having been un'
successful 1t tappears bis arrival at Washing
ton was formally announced to the President
br Senator c. C. Clay. Mr.. Buchanan stated
that he could only receive Mr. Judge as "A
distinguished citizen Of Alabama This fact
was communicated by Mr.. Clay to Mr.. Judge,
~to thereupon refused to have an interview
With the President except in an official char
ac,er Iu letter to Mr. Clay, after referring
10 this conclusion OF the President, Mr.. Judge
says
"Frou this course Of the President it is to be
,rcsumed that he has abandoned all claim, or
resolved not to make any, in his official charac-
ter to that property in behalf OF his Govern
menl: or, that repeling every otter oil amlcaole
and Deaceable adjustment, he desires II shalt
be retaken by the sword. But no matter what
motive has prompted his unexpected treatment
of me I should be wanting in proper rcver.
ence for my State, and proper appreciation OF
nv prescn, relations to her, to sue Tor peace
fuI negotiations, since the right Of Alabama to
send me. and my right to speak Tor her, nave
been denied. And il negotiation is to settle our
difficulties. touching those forts and arsena!S,
it must be proposed by the President 70 the
Governor at her capital, whittier | shall 60 ana
,.y,,lf ~ mt mission.
Then follows a letter from Nr. Clay t" the
President, informing him of the de'ern'na-
ton Of Mr. Judge and arguing at length the
necessity of complying with the demands oi
Alabama. In the course Of his letter Mr.. clay
says:
"rbe free people of Alabama will not consent
,ba. places and power granted by them 70 .lie
Government, for their defence against INVASION
End ;nsurrection, shall be used IN ald OF the'F
;nvosion and subjugation. They regard tne
,.os nnw made of forts PickenS, Sumter, Me'
Up,ry and others in Southern States as a gr"sS
nbuse of the peoples trust. and PLAIN usuf, =,
pation Of ungrun;ca power. And DO assured
That IN. men of the South will not long eh"''re
this constant menace Of the power OF your e'..
srom.nt ar suffer it to stund sentlnei over l"ei
door.wuys with arms presented, ready 10 CHM
lenge themselves or their iriehoS' OF - o'SPU''
their ingress OF esress lac
.rhc instinct of mere brute nature, ho fenS
than the noblest sentiments OF humanity sel''
preservstion, patriotism, honor, ana the P!,u'
Of independence, conspire against such oel.o0'
rate insults and persistent menace oi .'yh'5.-
If not surrendered for the defence 0, Tue peo,
pie against your standing army, they Inus' @
and will take them at every hazard ana at any
sacrifice. THESE States that have Seceoso VIII
never re.unite with tue Northern States under
cy,n:nsa government. The idea Is prcpos'er
ous-the hope is groundless'
Il does not appear that the President maoe
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any reply
on-Gern;an Edition.

Much 10 our regret we find that We s'a''
,s co,npellyd 10 abandon the plan which we
hox, nu1sued for the las: ionr weeks, o' put
lin, . norton of our daily paper IN German H.
The contrac, which we have enterea '"'u' ~
1,,t1ish f,ll official reports of the proceedings
If rho State Convention, and the large space
~ ou- columns which will thus be occupied I1
~ ou. ,a ~ hsl;eye that our readers genersily,
.,uu mOnId m hs better satisfied, and perhaps the,f
interests and our own better seresu 80 rosd.
ing our whole available space 10 InS
inc matter and English advertisements
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For Tie EfG-.Ttr.
OUTWARD BOUND.
or JAMES BAhRoS HOPE.

Ike ,.rcag casa;:cd EGundr4n IKE sOr'ss;a states al
Their en,rrS .,rfars n toe u.t .he. r.eT' a.iin,e
tl-i
A,d .h sbor. Ls ,huutsri roll rh'ch cee' IL fc!es
heavy ramp tells TIA, lss- erc* hears 1t The eaTs.n
aaT..
r.ssei. VI: n oo.esra 'o7,ail' ,Eirc.
E.ca ,nt fIsa:c shs si::, Eoaslt p.ur-s: &c;
Shg,'
nyorl ,se J5,; ho..:.n's ae-Therev.r Il raay re-
Tny ,urn iher pio", seek Gui Gnd !cs. s;ciuT7-
ke:kri;
Or II ;hrv pesIs aa,: .euadcr. each with A.7 barge:
,s!yo. aaI r,r,1g etec. slsks Ike lie Eerle"ks,c
II.
To r.ntrard rides Ti's!n!.: PAT no snr-s" or t5:
All has ttat noble yeIse lost tie E,1 u ether ia!''
Such nov tie eager question w.c: s passed :7ac R -
lip.
She'll ars~c, fseu, h.. tcpGia,: .HlT, g: rs Tic o. 2
ship
Tia, her grea, archors held her y:'r s't''g So -
Bu, she ,2rin;s upon s,r ca5ic at Sreae'ee' &C.
And though sh. ,aow, canvas. ae' o''s.e' a. e''
Ard On her d,es e sus-., grouped sr'und Ter ecrc:7
s..rd.
-, ,ra ,b,,o. ar. ,.oraz now Aci! ihe deadly crr:-
H. coa:s Ea:E today 10 ugstST with her ici.'
,w,,,,p b.f..e the sece's:oa Of the Grit States.
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pEAIrEH.r7A..Y OF VIRGINIA.

NCpi iCyuyED A: this institution, and sold :he.s end
q. ; A.-a,s store No. ~ Pearl street, the following
-:lilc, 4. trGuSet prices, to-vt;
sse.,.s .sicr. sad Broyues
*1ss.: Children .aI SrrY.Gt, Shoes
S,.c7 .aI Ca:, Harness Of eTc-J hescE1ot'op
N.c..a- hands, Leather Aos-
"..oa., Ca=:E.
J;sy. aaa Whs-lee7-ors.
a.:I:ya., >a!-s, &C.
,:T:e1 sad r!a!I CottVIa
a-:.-:, aud !.:-l.yI fYr plantation hands
a:,5. -.ai. t,!on.!a: fer Servants m
;.5.; = ~. above article. On hand and for SALE "r S,
:ss:s r.p.-a other Job work done to order, On
To- 2::ct for cash puac.na customers only, on
.:v- Gsl-.
9!r i-.-. ,an country, With satisfactory references
7:=F.y ,,;e3j-h 10. Address T. N. SiMMo,
=, set, ix.a, and Storrkeeper Va. Penitentiarv
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tn, Tvrsrr.sEcoxD Is RlcaNoso,-Tho al

TvrxrY. .SEcoSp Is RIcuNoHo.-lh an
niversary Of washingtcn's birthday was cr,e. :s,
hratod With unusual spirit on Friday last. The
military display, perhaps, vas equal 10 'oa' 'i
any former occasion Tho %eaf'c; at c,iz.ns Sls and
fine and large coucourss oi s'.i1sns has anu
strangers thronged the streets, anu ,nenss Tue '"
ing on the Capitol Square was ,ho ,b"s s,nrs and
national salute was Tired, ana .nG 81 s'aS :, ' ra
stripes were unfarlcd Oh the Caps'0i A'o :" W.
rious quarters OF the city. =. tho younc
At night balls were given oy '"s 'so-a 4vslI veil
Guard and By Company 6. 6oIn VIII ''
a,tended. All passed otY in handsome s'yi'
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NEGROES ~ New YoyE.--The last census
shows coIoTed population of 1851 in New
York city. which is decrease III ten ycSrs CT
2,9.5. The total number Of forei sn birth is
s4C; born in slave States (principalIy Virginia
aud Maryland !, sos; born in free States, S, oea.
IN nj! cases of nte'naTriage between blacks
and wli,es; it is found that the wife is white
norc being returned Of white man marrying
q black woman. Eight thousand OF the whole
number nre mulattocs, and over seven thou
saad G. Of them tho Illicit offspring Of white
men and black women, showing tls' TAR
very far lower grade Of morality u'aIrta!hs
among the fee negroes Of the North thsn
among either the free or slave negroes ot 'he
SoLlt,:
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UIIu..SK1'r:1M,.':>>
II The Filter: q he i:nquiytr:
" !:s.:%Gtcw - y,

"!sa::oGo*, -. -.
GsH-LcI2* Notwithstanding tic ge;.r5: =:
.hc CyintI-e 81; Inc i"iS: dganr.>. rates ,i, ,,,.
no. ;s!IL ...> oGcu siiE .:Vui ~ TIC r...g-
Hat t.e;r :iIi or.5. 2e,!u -rc in W.>t ,,r!.
;: elsewhere, - sc:z: rg"H the FcuuI%j Ca,i,....
HeE. sc 4: cu!!,;n!ies - Ui!Eg tV"!, ;o tho ,.'
:InL Ills :;".iVss 40: Jl!c IL .ltcE' ihc U"ty.-
Ici.: p.oi.cF, or c:itancc the agcai;ry {. L;u.p-
'iIai.ur",Io' i nc" OJv!J - 81: u!. =: v,.Ir":
-etsc, Az! - !roo :i. there is >nnc u!'cFipr rCr
pose II v!s", WI. uiC:.l!pn {" N0| TIA. 49,. g..
l!'' HicIiii- -" HI-:ry-. .: - .rcss, %:r u.S:
MN an cN :c:!ii'cro O.. >T,i-" ..>; >: ;r1H .---
;oh a"d 'n' -! n. :ha; ;Gc Ey,Wb' ',ca&> ia>:a
openly Gec:'e'; Il - DC tie purpose "; tie Fv,!,r.
GovcFn:'eHi - iiir-w iu;p i.c:irIorr! u Louy q:
:r"op> rs soon = N;r.nia passed au oru-!.-y d: 80
cc'son, and :" make ;h !o:;.; basis o' uYr-.,.
io"S i."G-' .hs South i.> >vya!> fidscl., a. '..:
: shows tat tG :soiec: A4- Or,l .l-ci>>. 3, ,!,,:
party. an" oialn> .4H.ta CO i:oH. :ic -, .....c
'nc,Gnr't. ;!.t Sro:; cvi..a@C> - =. l- ,rur;$
without Mp" ,vct lIv V:yte&t q. r,ri,c i,r =.
ncution ,::, TUHi"r - ko@ J.c..li>c I,1u,S:.v
oveve :ha :!ierc! i some purpose Hr>:i.e ;5U. j.
tins oSy!"G>'y unnecessary vI-cr.:f...v: -: to-"
here IuG.> respectfully, =.
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New ToRk Feb. % Cotton I, drn at 10 llX. F;ou!i
Southern S3 IS ~. Wheat; req Western 81 ~ %
Corn /. quic mixed is e9x. white Southern -
prosi,illE are dull and uncnauge!. LARD "a "S.I
wsi.k-y j, firm lTxalse Sugar; orltan, 1S
Nuicoyado ~ 5x. CoSse IS srto; Eio !i1 no 80,
i6 Rniln is Gru a. l 70. stocS G!e CIVIL hh9 -
.hing done n Virsin.A'i.
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MONTGOMERY Frh 10 concre., ha' passed Hn of!ihfhC'
which admit. du:v al brr,Isi"r pr"'i"'"s W'
linn, NJ ~ or II, t.cr is therefor, sii6 "!i"i "t'"
,urs nroLucs In 'i. ir natural 81 IL, nro s""' m.
,n.,rhandi,- from rhs upr, States purchase" b,'pe e
fret Of March and Imported before !hi h'terh" o.
r,, 4, erc,u,d io,n tie operation O: TIE 4,!: !Ias'
r. I,.f /,
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\ ncw volunteer company has just been
formed ut Curriluck Court House. y. G., Mr..
John VI. F. Banks, formerly Of Norfolk ct;;,
has been elected Captmin. Mr.. I. F. Baxter Is,
Lieutenant, aal Mr.. A. @. Dcy I'd Lieutenant.
The company already number nearly l'sy
members, and IS soon as possible will DC armed
aud EQUIPPED and ready 20 obey the call OF the
old North State whenever it shall be given.
Poow OLD yInGG3lA While poor old Virginia
Is begging the Black Republicans inv ashington
10 give her souir little loop hole through when
she can beat disgracefui retreat from her hlst!
sounding resolves heretofore adopted. our
Northern masters arc whettilis their toma-
hawks and bowie knives TO whip the Southern
Stntrs into suhlection. Our peace proposals
arc treated with contempt, and under the very
nose Of the Peace Congress, the Black hcpup'
licans have hell caucus and resolved upon
coercion! Poor old Virginia whittier has her
ancient spirit aed?-LLynch1urg RcpadtteGn.
inc anniversary celebration Of the Washing.
:on Society, Mt The University, took place on
the evening Of the 22l inst, in the Public
| Hall. W;shinctpn's Farewell Address was
read by ". II. Henson, of Louisa, and the
Grafton delivered by Alex. W. Wcddcll, IT Pc
tersourg.
The Rector Of the University advert!ses that
Professor Holcombc having resigned. the Board
OF Visitors, at their meeting on the 9th o'
| aIIrch next, will take into consideration the
acceptance of his resignation and the appoint
mcnt Of his successor"
The grand jury Of Richmond, on Tuesday
last, took initlatory steps for preventing the
circulation Of the New York World, New York
! Tribune ard New York Times in this city.
The publication Of the Valley Democrat 10
Rockingham county, has ceased that paper be-
INK :,o~ merged in the Rockingham Register
The vote ut Accotink precinct, in Fairfax
county, ut tho late election, was-for reference,
iii; a:uinst 1t, .. Majority in the county for
reference, 3y.
Fivo printers occupy the pulpits Of 67c
churches 10 Portsmouth,, Va
A secession fsg he's been raised at Wythe'
7ille.
Fa;rfax (va) County Court has appropriated
, 81, 200, 70 arm l%o volunteer companies.
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HrOni North Carolina.

RALEIGH Feb 70. The House ccrcG red IL -: Irrn
r.nts TO the military bill an ih- bill was "n:'"s'tH
ysor.m Ia xa,iou ll Unirr discretion IL iC i""i'
Il r,-ets strenuous opposition The sr:ISr IF 'ts"s" o!
the Rrv-nur Till l.u.nc-. PROCESSES 'lc"iy ""''''>
couul lion 1Er canvass for vcui;J tir'G-7'| " ]
stIe /, getting animated EU,a House, a!e h.l"s -"
dally ,tesiOns,
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c,r,x..u Feb a.-Gorernor Brown yesterday seized
.r s,in Martha ard .hs bark AdjGster and the brig
,iG MI b-ou.!n; 70 ezens OF New YORK They Vii! be
Ind un II ,as arms recently seized ht New ess shall
be delivered up by the New York authorities.
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NiIUCKOE MlkL
ihr.L,NIIINlA I.pnIrNl pI, ASIER

KttllMNNU UNUUND FL.fo LIN
M ao~ qrr;.,-d 20 supply any demand Tor
l ria.l.r: FRESH GROUND, for the Fall crops
W ,,,c. a. i.ap /, arse; selected froa the Parest
Nova s:o':a) ouarrIes with ,qeeial reference 10
.. .!:t rcss IL Sr.SH.T. VF LINK.
IT,. !l :ur e ira,!iy increased patronage, the repu.
"a. ~, Lr,a t!a! De fully susAn-d tor PCHiTY aao
', -. ,-.y.h..:.vy JOHN II. CLAIBORNE,
~; - Onice No. II Pearl street.
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MILITARY DicrArolsuIP-Thc minds Of iiber-
" loving CuGn nen, have becil much disturb
I'd Of a,r, about the possible establishment Of
an oi;gcrchy in the Sou.h--a slave ol'garchy.
Bat We nave yet 10 hear tile first whisper OF
7Ir,i about the proposition TO establish q mill
.I&s, 'u"v'ss, = .,,ir ,.r-.c;, nj Gar Scot,
see tina; 40 de:r!Gient cot-:;.:; orr.oI,cs i. -
Uu,un. = military GeSpot:sm 10 pftsSi -
liberty, ami the Union, one and the same nov
ard f.rcser" is all risht-on ;ha goose-
I ini0a md american.
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!; :iy.-.T .If!tUN. WE. K PVS
JOHNSON & PEGIf.
NIERCH ANTS,
-E.nA- rI.fl n,Sis siiccEnE HAREunrSRN

.sINFINUNI, Va.
To- '- sale " Tobacco, Wheat Corn, and country pro-
;.,- Generally return their sincere thanks In their
'o' ae -s!y liberal patronage heretofore extended
1: - g.. i.G cnnnu ana increase OF The same
:; .. .:y .--r 3roE.nI iirr undivided personal suen'
i. g. ca. S;.,nents coraniLled 10 them.
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BUELISdToN, y. j., Feb. il, 1871.
nv Dear Sir: The guns now being fired by
the Republicans Of the North, in commemora-
ton of wha, is termed Union victory" in
" fred salutes in honor nf Maj. Anderson. the
Instrument Of pertidious President. In Gods
name, do no, suppose that these guns are fired
in honor Of Virginia 1t is rather TO give vent to
the cyul,a,ion of the Wide AwakeS, who BE-
levc they have not only achieved victory IN
Virginia. bnt that the inrbearancc ot all the
Border States is indicative Of certain and un-
conditional Submission TO Lincoln, and the dis.
honorable and unconstitutional restrictions ANA
constraints imposed by the Chicago platform.
And the paralysis Of patriotism or tnrWditTy
Of spirit-at leas. the absence Of that intrepid
ity hitherto 50 characteristics Of FIrgIHla-'s3y "
many OF them attributed 10 ,he bascSt OF mo
,ives-fear of the JriMling Jortsln yo4r tc"tET',
and the military array cf General Seolt c"
your border Every day hear it SAID Elrgt.,
n ia is AFRAID TO more hGnd crJoot i; she 1snf
submit, and acith her all the Bo'dsr .Stosrs. ,
This is the language Of the Republicans ana
many Of the Douglas men. But tons OF thou
sands Of true men are silent-si|ent, because
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For tie Enquirer.
Judge Edward P. Pitts was burnt in ctiiEy,
sonc days ago 10 this place, in The presence ol
large enthusiastic and approving crowd
Prxoo7EAGrE, AccoMAc Co., Feb. 2i.
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Another Reprisal In Georgia.

Hcs1soasar Feb Thu public session oi Inc congress
rn. uuin'e-rst;ns y-sterdsy ohs 'eets' isssEl H'
.,l rssre hsy. been no Iurt.r Cabinet nenlI1tlon.
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CH,-CI.,S II GREGORY

patGLAS II GREGORY
--ryn Tj;E COURTS Or HANOVER AND KING
w:LL!AN. r.u.,. :, yin, s,a
vJCGLAs also atcadi ;ae Coura 81 hlhs Al"
js.,. ,.I Caroline. ,,,,.
nnrGl.aS, Ay,-i,'s E'ns William.
: s..:nsT la i,i.l Church Hanover. Feb l"-clJ
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;,-.| h!!!.l. J0hS A. CAlLr0S
KEITH & Gil LII TON,
Waterloo. fAuQUlER COUNTY. VIRGINIA.
EkS or HEAVY WOOL.
VI - ,iulI'' NEGRO RLASkETS, STOCKING YARN,
:, |it,N iiSsEYS. "a. negro women. March S-cly