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'IR0INIUs.
CHARLEsToN, April l2tl

CHARLESTON, April 18th, lS6l-lo A. nj.
The fire commenced this morning at q min
utes past 4 o'clock, by two guns from Moul-
frie-Anderson answering by two barbettes.-
All the batteries opened on him then, and he
returned the fire until 6, when he stopped un-
til O'Clock. They are all now firing upon
him, and when the smoke clears away. At in
tervals, we see part of the walls of Sumter
knocked of.
The iron battery is doing its work, and will
soon silence his guns on the south SIDE. "A
dispatch has Just been received from General
Beauregard, saying that no one is yet hurt on
Morris Island. The report is tbut not con-
firmed) that some thirty are killedand wound
ed on Sullivan's Island.
Gen Beauregard says great en- thusiasm pre-
walls among the soldiers.
The fleet outside is not yet in sight to us
No dispatches are allowed to go off. Every
store is closed, and every private dwelling
open to any who may suffer.
The deep mouthed messengers of death are
firing now, and we can hear the balls whistle
plainly and see the shells burst.
Where are your submissionists nowf
as+ VIRGINIrs.
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Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.
Things in Cdr0tine.
RurHER GLEN, Caroline county,

hVTHER NILEN, OdTUIIHe GUILTY,
April II, 1861. )
On last Saturday we raised Secession Pole
and Flag at Needwood. As the nag was
raised on the pole, (85 feet high drawn to the
top by Mrs. Wright and Miss Susan Peatross,
our Greys volunteer company fired salute.
They are q very well drilled company, under
command of Capt. r. o. Peatross.
The rain this week has done considerable
damage on the Mattaponi and North rivers
to mills and bridges; also, on the Polecat
Greek, to the r., +. d p. Railroad, which,
however, is already repaired and in travelling
condition.
The news from Charleston is exciting, and
many Of our volunteers, l think, will ere long
offer their services to President Davis in any
capacity. We have some valiant soldiers
amongst them. / hope Virginia will ere long
be amongst the Southern Confederacy.
Your paper is sought after here with great
anxiety, and read with much interest.
SEcEssIoSIsT.
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Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.
Secession Sentiment in HdtDdr.
MT LAUREL, HALIFAX Co., VA, !

K =
April II, 1861. )
The 'snatives of this city, were greeted this
morning. on arising. with the sight of a South
ern Confederacy flag flying over the main
building of the Mt. Laurel Academy. 1t is
about sixty feet from the ground, and is made
after the pattern of the Southern Confedera-
cy, with one exception, and that is blank
place among the stars left for delaying Nir-
ginia, whose departure from this detes table
abolition Union is most anxiously awaited in
this section of the country by persons OF all
classes, from the poorest day laborer TO the
that Halifax would vote for the passage of an
secession ordinance by an Overwhelming ma
jority if they could but get the chance, w ich,
from present appearances, the Convention
seems determined to keep from them. Mt
Laurel can't be behind her contemporary Sis
tiers, and, as she led the State in putting up
the first secession flag, SO now she can boast
of a fine Southern Oonfederacy one, as an in
dicati that her voters wish their delegates
TO vote for immediate secession. KAPPA
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Correspondence Of the Richmond Dlspatch.
The Voice of old buckingham.

New STORE, Sth April, 1861.
Ihaye great pleasure in informing You that
the secession feeling is gaining ground rapidly
In this county, (Buckingham.l On the lst
April. nag Of three stripes and seven stars
"and a haif" was raised in Curdsvllle. Inc
half star was intended to represent Virginia.
Last Saturday quite a large number OF people
collected at this village and drew mp similar
one on q pole hundred feet high, amidst loud
and prolonged cheers Old. gray headed men,
WING, and Democrats, took part in the pro-
ceedinss A few months since there Were not
more than half dozen secessionists in the
COUNTY. Now there are hardly more than
that number for Union-in other words, for
submitting to be ruled by the Republican
party.
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RirhmuHd qispattt.
MONDAY MORNING APRIL 10. 1851
rROM CHARLESTON.
r.rrc,Al eo.arsrosprses or rns plsrArcn.l

----------------->
CRARLKsreS, April II, is6i
We are In the midst Of the most intense ex.
element. Dispatches received from New
York, Washington aud Norfolk, on yester-
day and tc,day, iaforms US OF the approacn
Of sundry war steamers laden with Lincolns
nercenarfes for tho subjugation of people
whose heirht. morally and socially. 10 SO Tar
above the would be oppreseors, that the dead.
Nv hatred they bear US is the offspring of en-
w. Lincoln would doubtless return TO ms
den in Washington or Springfield, happy, II
he coul6 only want his rail- on South Caroli-
ma. hut we throw hot, kissing, blazing de-
dance I'm his humanity face, and defy him and
the whole mack Of cowarsily ours. He may,
Nv hrnts force annoy--aye, iniure us great
mt a for como uerinr. he, nor all his minions,
sn.,s nsrer conauer South Carolina. But,
swelv. a. ,wentv four hours will tell the
MA Thai traitor Anderson shall be dragged
ss~s IT, sfrorrhoid which he stole IN by night
~ r,sd his master into Sodom. before to. NOR.
rcw,s sun soes down.
rsan Resureraryi has Internationally de.
,,sr%.a n Ansicrson the Surrender OF the
fort bnt NO time il set by Gen. b. for its
sw.cuntion. hnt i have n from high authority,
az. n. 80 ~ 10 .,norrow nnerat ions viii
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HENRY SAUNDERS.
TAILORING.

Ia NEW SPRING AND SUMNER
G0ODS-AHEAD OF ALL MARKS Nell
"a SON MERCHANT TAILOR, 30 Broad ST.,
LII opposite Hirsch's Trimming Store, invites
the attention of his friends, ana the public in
general, to.bis new and elegant stock OF SP RING
AND SUMNER CLOTHING, lately selected ~
himself. at the Northern markets. Having bought
his Goods for cash, and taken advantage of the
present deranged state of business affairs, he feels
assured that he offer to his friends everything
in his line at prices which will meet the most
ultra demands. He only solcits call from all
in want of CHEAP, GOOD and STYLISH CLOTH
ING Having engaged a practical Cutter, ca n
fatter myself Of turning out Garments equal, If
not better and cheaper, than any Clothing House
in this city NH 20-lmt
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Ios,es promptly adjusted and pdid.
mil cations for Insurance will receive prompt
MHealth, Health-


w BETTER THAN GOLDt
MISS MARY ScoFIELD, PREcEPTREss, No. $50
BALTIMORE STREET, BALTIMORE Truth SfTdnger
than Fiction This lady suffered for years with
Chronic inflammatNry rheumatism in ltS most
malig nant form. She first contracted the disease
when two years old, by being yaccinated with
matter from child that had the white swelling.
From this time to woman hood her suferipgs were
axtreme-she never had relief from pain unit!
cured BY HAMPTON'S TINCTURE.
ran Extract from the letter.
az often wish my parents had known OF this
remedy when was child, as | believe should
have been saved the eXcruciating pain have
heen subiecte ed to- as well the deformity OF body
must carry to the grave. and my parents would
not have been under such heavy expenses from
doctors bills and in sending me, AS they did, TO
the celebrated Springs in England in search OF
health. wish all the afflicted word could see
me and hear the benefits have derived from this
Tiucture of Hampton's. i try to make ali &C
auainted with its virtues with whom come IN
contact.
t.Gentlemen, am a thousand times obliged to
YOU, and you are at liberty to use my naIGe and
case to all.
81 remain yours in gratitude,
"No. $50 West Baltimore street"
Rheumatism, Cough, Dyspepsia, Debility, Scro-
fula, Eyes, Pain in the Side, Back, &c, are cured
FEMALES AND CHILDREN.-This INCTURE
will be found great medicine for all their dis
Call and get Pamphlets, and read many Of the
ost powerful possible certificates Of cures of the
above diseases of our own citizens.
Sold by PURCELL, LADD CO.. Richmond ;
fists in Petersburg; by MORTIMER " NOW
BRAY Baltimore; and by Druggists and Shop
ss APP l-dNcwts
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HH SOUTHERN MANUFACTURES.
Do so, and especially if you can obtain as des1,
rsble Goods, without paying any more ZOE tnem
than their actual worth.
THE
CRENSHAW


oruanized last year, and in order to make such
Goods as would not compete with, but would ra-
thar aid other Southern manufactures by furnish
ing grades and styles of Goods that have never
hsrefoore been made in Virginia they flled their
Mill with machinery Of the best and finest quail
~. They are now manufacturing FINE CASSl-
MERES aud CLOTHS Of every variety, from Fine
VIRGINIA Merino and MestizO Wool, and solicit
the Attention of the trade in the South to their
Goods. All who have seen their ARMY CLOTHS,
man ufactured at first expressly for the Virginia
Military Institute prGnou1ee them At least equal
mot t. n as Cheap
Virginia State and Central agTeuiqns sto se
last, awarded to this Company a GOLD MEDAL
Tor their exhibition Of Woclen GOODS wh hTE IN
Purchasers may rely upon every piece Of Goods
manufactured by us being W hat 1t is represented.
and under circumstances will this Company pc
Induced to work shoddy in their Goods, nor Will
thew card any cotton with their wool:
' LEWIS ID. CRENSHAW, Prest.
SAMUEL P. MITCHELL,
WELLINGTON GoDDIN, Dtractors
JOHN II. MONTAGUE,
2, w. HAYWOOD,
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aN- Bakers Premium Ri.ters.s.Are y9G 2
ENTERS They are the emily panacea for disease.
Do you suffer from Constipafion, want of Appetite
OF fndigestionf BAKERS BlTTERs never fail
tssed, restless at night aud apacited for busi
ness BAKERS BlTTERS will invigorate your
fsesh yonr slumbers, give you an exabersnce Of
spi rts th at will make the labors of the day as
mere pastime. Vegetable In their properties, and
preuared with skill, they are adapted to the cure
81 All diseases of the stomach and bowels and act
With electric rapidity upon the blood and liver.
0,sts - NH Its
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ALUM WATER.
Wy AFTER OF THE
kA INi.E LIN SPR

nv "A ~ IL - Il Ii Il
w ROCKBRiDGE ALUM SPRINGS, VA,
BOTTLED AT 7 He sP is.
The undersi 90 sd have constituted the house of
and the * s ia Of AasRc
The reputation Of this water. as medicinal
agent, is established in Virginia, aud many parts
Of the South. and is rapidly extending over the
whole country The imp9rtsnt fact M; nov sS
which will bear tran speration, and th@t " mas
been kept from tw to five years in glass, wlthou,
apparent damage, either TO It's taste OF lls ea'0"'
The many remarkable cures performed BY it in
Dys1,e1sia, Chronic DdrrhGa aud Dyse1dery Chrcnic
Lirer Disease Serqfuia, and all GeaHdEar and Sa'"
Diseases Chronic Nerroas Compaits bronchitis, Paes,
&c, have attracted the attention oil tne most emil
uent medical uieu in every section OF the country
Dr. Cartwright, of New Orleans, says: In
truth know OF no water i'll Europe or America so
lich in medical substances as that OF hockpriuse
ALUM Springs"
DR. Moorman, resident physician at the White
Sulphur: at is a matter OF no little Importance
that the public should be fully spprised of the
remarkable efficacy of the RockbEldge waters, In
strumous diseases especially, They have long h
in these waters. has remedy been found that de-
serves the name of speeife for their cure:
emine physicians, clergymen, lawyers, and al
classes Of our fellow tizens, who certify thsn
! personal knowledge and experience OF the Wiz
The undersigned have now completed such ar
rangements for bo,tiing End trsnsportaiion a.
| forth fully and, promptly to meet the steadily
| growing demand.
| CAUTION The unprecedented success of thi'
| Mineral Water not ou1y AS used at the fountai,
! by the visitors who have thronged thither, but b.
irvalids al their distant homes has naturally la,
the effect to bring into the market to sumo extent
other waters bearing similar names Therefore
persons who wish to use this water will do well L
apply dill ectIy to the undersigned or to their gen
eral agents iu Richmond, whilst the trade will. II
all cases procure .heirsupplles through the hour
| of PrRcELL, LADp Co, by whom also they VIII
be furnished with the proper certificates ana snow
| bills.
| The ALUM POWDERS or MASS, being the re
| siduary salts OF the water, obtained by evapora
ton, have been fcund by long experience to re
tain the medical virtues OF the water, and to De a
| excellent substitute for the same RS sent W..
| where the water cannot easily be transported.
For full particulars, see pamphlet.
We will send the pamphlet, post paid, on sppn
cation by letter, addressed to
| FRAZER x RANDOLPH, Proprietors,
| Post Office, Alum Springs,
Rockbridge county, Va; or to
PURCELL, LADD CO., Gensral Agents,
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As Agents for the sails OF the Goods manufactur-
ed by The CRENSHAW WOODEN COMPANY, Of
RIcHMoND, VA, we have now on hand about 70,
600 wards of Fine Plain and Fancy Single and
Double Milled GASSIMERES and CLOTHS, be-
sides a lot of FINE BLANKETS and 0ENTLE-
MEMS SHAWLs--and are manufacturing At the
fer to the trade at fair prices and liberal terms
with entire confidence that the enterprise will re-
fe''s '''' CkENsHAw 4 CO., Agents,
easa ata Richmond, Va.
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TO ThE PIBLI

xH-z-RAN GEMRNT. 1891 The A. :
ANS EXPRESS COMPANY respectfully auneuHc~
T. EY lns puPpWWSI TWICE DAILY from NEW YoRk, PHIL
ADELPHIA and BALTIMORE To RICHMDN y
thereby aFording unusual facilities for ohiAlas
their freight and Packages IN ths shortest Pos'ie
time. -, :
Expresses leave New York at /, s Ands o'eis
p NJ. Expresses leave philadelphia Al A
and IL p. 81 Expresses leave Baltimore ~
NJ. and 30 T: M, arriving IN Aishm0ad ~ ."
Expresses leave Richmond for New YORK. pas.
delphia and Baltimore, and All points soHh
West, at s.se A. N aud 50 r. NJ.
our office ONE HoUR before the dspartnTs Of -
EXPRESSES Foa THE SOUTH lsay. gieh NO,
The Adams Express Company feel that they ca
guarantee to the 40 ic civitty, attention sad -
isfacton in all the II intereourse with hsir one
in Richmond, and nothing will be ieh nadnae q
tn part to meet he wants Vf their eu-tomsr.
Fregh Int and pack ges aTrl wing by the ~
.ha North at 3 o el oek Y. NJ. will be dsiirss 4
immediately, ther ,by giving to our ensiahsi, =
advance oftwslve hours ovsr oIr ArraRE-msn 3
STEAMER EXP l:EssEs. TO AyD Prom SEs1
YORK, sEMIwl sKLY. Freight- delivered I'm
HEAVY AND LIjHr PREl6HTs, PACk.@tst
MONEY, BONDS, Lk6AL DOCUMENTS, se ~
warded with safeu and dispatch to all psTis Of "a
NOTES, DRAFTS AND BILLS, with or withssI
Goods collected a, all accessible points thr~us
out the United stat ss and prompt re,aras sssn
SLAVES forward cd by each of our Rxprssse.,
charge OF ca refui itnd reliable messeuEers.
TOBACCO and OF her samples carr dat ana g.
iy low rates.
All freights promptly called Tor Aas dsAlv~f'
without extIa ehaSe
E- For further nformation. please call a.
'~''' "AIAMs EXPRESS CoxPANT,
w II TkftsN. rEV"
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SPRING TRADE
lX6
HATS, CAPS. AND STRAW GOODS.
- R0RERf II DICEINSON

ROBERT L. DICKINSON,
Successor to Binford, Dickinson WeisigeE,)
No. IL Main Street, Richmond. Va,
Has open and in store full and complete stock OF
HATS, CAPS, and STRAW GOODS, Of the latest
and most fas hionable sty les which will be sold at
Wholesale and Retail, on the most favorable
terms. Is 81. .,-
The attention Of merchants Is most respectfully
MILITARY HATS and CAPS made to order al
the shortest notice.
Cash purchasers will fud it to their interest 10
call and exami ne nv stock before purchasing
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Fr rssszzEssp VIRGINIA CENTRAL
E4 T5SsE RAILRoAp:-Ths NAL -.

PASSENGER TRAIN leaves
RICHMOND daily, except Sundays, at 80 A
for STANTON and intermediate stations "a
TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS and FRIDAYS, tor ia.
tons West Of s'aunton, White Sulphur, Ls-i.'
burg, &C. e -.
the Orange and lexsndr!a Trains, for ALtNAN
DRIA and intermediates stations. WlNCHksI =.
LEESBUKd, &C., and at GHARLA6SS Be Ia Z,
with Trains Tor LYNCHBURG sn& arnedlsi I
stations aud all POINTS West of Ly
THROUGH TICKETS can be Prov AZ n'
Ticket Once. THUS pOpANthU
GeE@tl sup't
Gsn'l sup.'s Onlce Va Cen. X. R.,l
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C.. NOTICE, n.ls6I

49, &c ss, ssss SdsISEssE !
RANGEMENT u lPORTANT To THANi
ERS. THROUGH TICKETS AND IHkui NJ
CHECKS-GREAf' NORTHERN koUTk-' I
rying the great U tied States Mall. Tvios -.
Sunday night exe' pied between Rishsa' na
audria, washingt N, BsltimOre, fhAade-fa
New York, and all important po.nis Nesi p
Acauia Greek and Washington. over The ~
mond Frsderteksb arg 4 Poiemae Railtg.d g.
Potomac river, rs iilss. and " splendid sna r
fortabi steamers thence to Washingion, aal ~
Ia all i53 lailes in even nours, beias s"1t'ie
BILE and perfectly ,fe rate Of speed.
Hours of departu % Q % A. N and y
BAGGAGE, pnd W charge OF sr~cisl Ago
CHECKED THROu On 20 Nsshinstcu, Rsitlw 4
Philadelphia and lev York.
THaoraH Ticks can he secared 20 the toli =
ing points, VIZ Bs ltimore, Phiis4eiphis. asei
eafi, Columbus, In i.snsp.lit Csir", nsytss, g
fersen Vile, Rock Hand, Lasesv..ls. WASHES :
New York. st. Lonis, Chiesse, pntsesrs' a. a
VILE, Decatur, Ne ssrk and Ntneenrss.
Passengers bresl fast and sup al Ashlsai, a
eirs GU board the eomforshls steamer esiWs
Aca MIA Greek and Tsshinston
Porsons wishing 20 OBTAIN tickets for ss-rs-E
Washington city NJ d points further Sorih, ne .
all easss be vonehe,l Tor by some resros-ieie =
citiyen Of Richmond N psIsss. known 10 The $40
Of the Road as tessts r2I b ssis v ssgsssaJ@
| then. -
/ Broad Street, Shockoe Hill.
/ JAS. B. WINSTON, 0enl Itch As
| SAN'L RrTH. Supt. 80
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Fsys r,Hz.<-.=.so RICHMOND AND YORK
Ac43 yRIVER RAIL -~
xxsA2--@R & STEAM Es-8tL--A

" & STEAM. 1.
BOAT LIN E.-Sieamer WEST
POINT, Capt J. L. HowE, leaves Norfolk MON
DAYS, WEDNESDAYS and FRIDAYS. az "A. NJ.
for King & Queen Court House, connecting with
CARS at West Point, at y. NJ, s6d arrive Ia
Richmond at $40 p. NJ. Returning, the steamer
leaves King n Queen Court House ON TUESDAYS,
THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS, At $40 A "A.
connecting with Carr = Vest Point at ~ A. n,
aud arrive in Sorfoi- 30 =. NJ.
Passenger Trains lea.e RichmoUd DAILY $50
day excspted) at = A. M, and West Point On
TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS, I
10 A. n. =, and arrive in Richmond at III. Il A. ii.
Accommodation and Freight Train viii iesxs
Richmond TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS and sAT'
URDAYS, at 4P. NJ, stopping on signal.
Freight received TUESDAYS, THuRspAYs ara
SATURDAYS until Z. NJ, at Richmond, sbi
on MONDAYS, wEDNE DAYS and FRIDAYS, an
til2P NJ, at West Point.
Passengers fcr Williamsburg viii take rtAss Il
Bigiers tar Gloucester g. II al Csppah. cole e. 1
for Saluda and UIbans, at West Point.
HE-SUNDAY TRAIN leave Richmond At
NJ. and rsturui lg leave West Point a. 7 ".
nT Pare iron Richmond to Norfolk, Uran"r
extra a. K. H. TEMPLE,
Re At Superintsndant
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HATS cars. 10. ,
sPRING TRADE.
1861.
FILE g WEfSI0ER,

- ELLETTt WETSIGEH,
80 MANUFACTURERsgAN AND WHQLEsALk 90
DEALERS In HATS, CAPS AND STRAW GOODS
No is1 Main IT,, opposite Exchange Bank, Rtehd
Have ready, and are now Offering to the mer-
chants of Virginia. North Carolina, and Tennes.
see Mt prices to sni the times, complete stock OF
SPRlNG and SUMNER GOODS, which for variety
and style cannot be excelled. Buyers viii DO
NH "a ELLETT Il WEISIGER.
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xN-Sneeial Notice. Merchants desiring
to hsve THAR HOOKS EXAMINED and COX
RECTED. BALANCE SHEETS TAKEN, &C., the
subscriber respectfully offers his services TO At
tend 10 il, Would be willing to take two or three
sets of Books aud write them up for merchants
whose business does not Justly keeping sx resa
enee in Book Keeping, he feels confident of Civ
ing satisfaction to merch ants that intrust their
business to him. Ample reference VIII De gwen
Anv Inflammation left at the office of ALEX'R GAR.
RErr, Esq Commission Merchant, Cary st., Will
NH 2g-2w< klCH u r. W liSoN.
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"A JOHN E. DOHERTY,
n MERCHANT TAILOR,

NJ THIRTEENTH STREET, 80
LII tBefneen Main and CARY Streef'l
Mould invite all persons wishing to purchase
CLOTHING to call aud examine his stock of
Y CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, AND NESTINGS,
consisting of the finest French and southern
Goods, which he will cut himself, and have put
up in the best manner, enabling purchasers 70
buy them on the most reasonable terms, and VIII
t. rah lS-1m
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EDrcf vog the TolgRArIoE or CHRIsrIAsrrr
II CyixA.-The Shanghae Herald Of January
18th publishes an edict for the federation OF
the Christian religion, issued by Prince STINT
eieaen. son Of the rebel or Celestial King of
S Son Gr;M,c Ynhn M NJ Rav E,ott sra
and others. ana II dated at Marking in last
November. The decree prociaimA that ssthe
true dectrine Of the Father and the Sire is the
heavenly ftligioh. and In ID the rsiigion Of
Christ and the religion Of the Lord Of Heaven
arS 10Th iHcludeds The whole world, with
our sire and oHrseif, being one family, all who
Kindly 'and lovingly conform 70 and keep this
eioctrEas are permitted 70 come TO our Court,
TIE decsee t6eA ellndss 70 the missionaries aud
their lnsincriAl| for permission to propagate
Christianity. 4texptssfes fear lest thsse men
who asp 1rddd 18th hleA esteem snonld 3
hsf dirSetx hat tl}S9 shall be, tfestsa kfns1lJ
and Iovlnfl1, concl iAtnk thus Let al, real
istSe fet ~ tfihss oar .lrs aad n.ssm -
~ vithf skt5aordi3 Aiy ccnitesy. This 4
Io4op NJ 4FRc7 - VI. " ~ fsgla
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RUNAWAYS.

RUNAWA1 ,,
- TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD
ery to me Of = NEGRO MAN named isRAEL.
he is about 20 years old, dark brown cetoa,;
Il. rather low and stout ard mas i9s' bba ad on
hen he lefe my kitchen q soft black hat; coat
aud vest sort Of grey eoi9f b prov bine sati
met sack which be sometimes wore as an W. 81;
coat. think he has hardly left the city o. his s
will. or has been dealt touily with He was ias,
sssn on Monday sIsh' going akt t Il 'sSLnY
!. $40 REWARD.-Ranaway from the
sg NEah9 TW q ias mar na,nsd
Oabout 40 years old she T. i. ' now held beI by
Waller D. Leake, Trustee. She Is now IN R R
mond with forged pass She has ssd v far II sen
t W"nT Years a1s with Mr. t. B. Conway I'd bstwe
Broad and Marshall streets She has two daugh
es the oldest Is shs ha TIVE ssters Pr eh
mond, one living ON Marshall, between znd and
a other # sY hs ne newans
If Sent TO me at Ashland, or confined in Jail, so
can apsa e. he. 'S"'A HENRY SAUNDERS.
70 S25 x EWARD.-Kanaway from nay
az farm, Long Row, Hanover county, about
Inc sih Of Jangsry, NEGRO Man, ~, named as d
fhhk oior 1 w s; y1a an one one' Side ~
OF his neck; also SINAI one on his knee; very
long legged, and upwards Of six feet high The
above reward will be paid, X delivered to me, or
secured in Jail. -
NH 20-lmk WIN. j. CARPENTER.
IN COMMITTED TO JAIL AS A RUN
UY AWAY Was committed TO the jail of the
N corporation of the city of Norfolk, ON the
N I'd day of January, 1861, Negro Man w 4.
&ks JOHNSON. The said negro man is five feet
| three inches high, and weighs about l3S pounds;
has one scar on right above his elbow; light
complexion; about thirty years old.
| Had on when committed to Jail, black cloth
| coat, black pants, glazed cap, and says he was
| born free, in Baltimore, Maryland.
| THOS. j.. CORPREW,
| NH ls-sw Sergeant CITY Norfolk.