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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-04-19

TA4 GMKGT Po o I, AND PE En- NJ;

TAKG E., POSITIVE, AND PEREMI::
GOODS At A AHcp FL osSFAp All hkD ssh
between IN and s.h SITS, one DOOR above the store
FANCY Dry aoobse eons na 81 q rsapds
Robes, Dress Goods. Berags Robes, Jscopet Robes,
lins Spring Cioaks. Berage shswl-, Parasois. Bal
moral Skirts; Gloves, Hosiery, swiss Edgings sud
en- ire balance Of my stock. as 1 am determined
70 close business. Catalogues will be ready on
the morning of sale. Merchants, consumers, and
as every article will Be sold without limit or re-
serve Sale positive. and without reSstd e yea
Sale conducted BY i. B. Cook. Anei. snfi-td.
/ NsGRcEs. III HANovERe-Pursnsn.t 70 the
B Der, $50, and recorded in the CLERKS once Of
Hanover County Court, on the .sth Oct.seI. isso.
wife, to the subscriber, shall, at the request Of
"a Hutchinson. the benedeiaries In said deed,
On On. F s3 . the asr Aps
proceed to sell at auction, for cAsH. to the highest
bidder at Green Bsy in the upper end Of Msr mo
Virgins Central Railroad, and half a mile from
Green Bay Crossing, the following property, or 50
saeaa a. secured By said deed Il trust with
terest thereon from the 24th October, isee and al
costs OF preparing and ENFORCING said deed Q. sius.
the IN Il. ~
.a saa as', 2g and Sft h boy
LAND, in the county Of Hanover, on which the
ssid Burwell b. Dickinson now resides, with all
the appurtenan thereof, estimated to contain
$50 acres, being the same land which was con-
vey cd to the said Burwell B. Dickinson by VIM.
Hancock, and which adjofns the lands OF 8. A.
Rowzie, Michael Shroneder, and William 7. Dick
inson."
Title believed to be good, bdt shall only pass
the title vested in me by the deed Of trust.
NH i6-dtlsAp JOHN PAGE. Trustee.
TT1RUSTE ELS SALE OF LAND AND
i SLAVES IN HANOVER COUNT1.-ln pursu:
ance of the pro visions of deed of trust. executed
to the undersigned by Benjamin T boswell da-
ted January 10th, 1se1 and duly recorded In Han
over county, shall sell at public auction, 10 the
| highest bidder, for cash, at New Market, IN the
county of Hanover, on TUESDAY, the Th day OF
April. I'sl all the Interest of the said Rsnismin
ket. on which Mrs; Lilly Aup Doswell now re-,
sides containing about $50 acres; and also, In y
SLAVES, now held tor life by Mrs: Lilly Ann
boswell. The interest Of the said BENJAMIN T.
boswell in the land is n present vested fee IN
one-third thereof, aud vested remainder n Zee
slaves is vested remainder in fee, In one-half.
| e. G. GRISW0LD, Trustee.
| POSTPONEMENT.-ln consequence OF the In
clemency Of the weaihsr The above sale sale u post
l:-T&Ftds G. q. GRiSW0LD, Trustee.
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Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.
Spirit If Old CdrOttns-Fire Hundred Hei
ariLE take the Field.
RrrHBR GLgN, Caroline county. Va,
a

RrrHBR GLBN, Caroline county. Va,
April Is, 1851.
We are taking matters quietly and cooily
up hera. We consider the taking of Fort
Sumter bat the prelude 10 a grander exhibi-
lion on The part OF the Confederate States
When the news arrived Of the surrender, &c. i,
gsd smile lighted up the features of every
~One--eyen of the most sanguine reconstruc-
ZIONIST
AS GOV Wise remarked, or hoped, the "ter-
rapin" begins To perform natural iocomotions;
and, II Virginia has not lost all her reputa-
ton, We may yet hope 10 see her Occupying
her once enyiable position. She can, now
ever. as facts clearly demonstrate, never APP
pear the guide star Of any Union, or any
state, and many Ut those who have progressed
undying devotion TO her honor and interest,
VIII bitterly curse the hour that saw them In
waiting mood.
We intend TO send at least a We hundred men
TO meet the cohorts of the first American
monarch, and will give them warm and
deadly reception. We are economists Of pow
der and ball, and do not In tend 70 experd any
without receiving an equivalent.
We have four or five volunteer compa nfes,
aud the militia Is well organized under ell
Gent officers, and, when fully equipped, will
present nothing like 4 fArcicni appearance,
We are In earnest, and are determined that
the loyal scns OF the South, which ssold Caro-.
line" has reared, shall never be styled lag
CARDS.
The feeling among the colored popu IN tion q
somewhat stronger than I had supposed A
an evidence, free man Of color rendered me
his services, TO .clean my gnu,' attend TO my
horse, Ge.. should II become necessary for me
10 come forward for the defence Of Sopthe rn
institutions. He signffisd his willingness "a
"sheot,n hat complained Of not being much
OF a uaarksman," but WAS willing 70 "wai'
on,,me or my friends In any capacity. Thu
name Of this young negro man - well knows
10 all The cfitkns Ia this vicinity and he 10 thu
son OF 0ne who wxs Fesptcted for his nica
ssass Of hoaor and honesty, HIS name Il
Warner Tyree. M.
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FROM MONTGOMERY.


= 4 81
Mesreoxxsr, Ala, April IL. 1881.
i The Government of the Confederate Ststes
having proceeded, nron Just grounds, to the
extremity OF attacking Fort sumter, the I'VE.
lest feelings Of delight are manuested here
at the victorious and bioodiess conquest
Justice has At last triumphed, and now there
Is no longer q foot of territory belonging to
the heroic State of South Carolina--''the
home of the braee"-in the possession of
Government foreign 10 her soil and its inter
ests E
Thefasla pretences and base articles prac.
tteed by Lincoln and his Cabinet in regard TO
Sumter, awaited lhem but little else than the
fufaie tion Of fresh disgrace upon an Admins
tration which, while sending over tho country
the most positive assurances OF its lntenti to
evacuate tho fort, had III employment set OF
hypocri teal cmissariea, like the pacific MT
Fox, prowling about Charleston in thu guise
OF officers and gentlemen, but whose real
object, IL now appears. WAS TO concert
plan for the reinforcement OF the ioft--
The Administration here, knowing IL was mo
In tenton of tho Black Republicans TO rein
force and provision it, could pursue no other
course than the one SO nobiy resolved on -
The Secretary of War, by and with the al
vice OF the President and Cabinet, gave the
order to the gallant and brave Beaurcgard,
and Immediately the order was executed-the
work accom- iished.
| Paymasier Chambers arrived in this city on
/ Saturday last, from Pensacola, and says orr
| Pickcns was certainly reinforced. by the addl-
| ton OF a large body of men, on Friday night
| Between six and seven thousand men now
/ surround the fertilization, and all eyes are
| watching, with painful in terest for the bloody
beginning. The ladies OF Pensacola Goo
| blsssi 'em) were engaged all day yesterday
| Sunday IN making bags for sand, TO afort
| prot.S ton to our brave men, many OF whom
| faar, will lie made to bite the dust, by th'
| grim fortress. On Saturday or Monday next
| predict the fight " i'll begin.
| The appointment of the gallant Nirginian
r. 4. Pryor, to Gen. Beauregard's Staa, give
| great delight TO his admirers here. His arriva
is expected IN this city in 4 day or two. Tn
| citizeIs are preparing TO honor him aud III
| "Old dominion with an enthusiastic recep
| tion
| 1t is believed in high circles here that MAJ
| Anderson " i'll now tender his services TO tn
| Army of tho Confederate States.
The Lady of the 'W hits House," Mrs. Da
Wis, arrived in Montgomery to-day, from Mo
bile, and is temporarily sojourning at the Ex
! change Hotel. j K. T..
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Correspoadspoe fthe Richmond Dispatch.
LITTER from " 0Its''-Troops flor .he BORDER
4 TariifiHg ,Sceae
i IartHtHv oce'se.
GSTyyBsIJy py A 4

UNIVERSITY or VA, April Is, 1851.
Last light was a night of thrilling excite
ment in the town of Chariot tesyilie, as well
10 in this immediate vicinity. The news from
Richmond xas SO joyfuliy received, that If
any OF Lincoin's myrmidons had been pres
eut, they must have paied and trembled before
the mighty outburst of Southern feeling
Captain Duke, of the Monticello Guard, re-
ceiYed dispatch during the day from the
Governor, which had the effect of electricity
among the students of this glorious Institu-
ton and the gallant vOlun teers of CharloiteS-
vile. The TWO companies from the town,
and the two frcm The Uniyersity-"theS South
ern Guard" and "the Sons of Liberty" stu
dents, and composed of the flower of ou
Southern youth-appropriately uniformed and
ofticered, turned out we'll, averaging about
seventy each. The Charlottes Vile companies
were full, and these, joined by the West
Augusta Guard, who arrived about l0s Z. M,
| sweled the number of soldiers TO near five
| hundred men, sent on 2 service both of danger
| and honor. Among the members of the South
! ern Guard, the University company, L no.
| ticed relative of Bishop Elliott, of Georgia,
| and q son of the Rev. John T.. McCabe.-
| Thcus sands assembled ut the depot and ad-
| dresses were made 10 tho gallant young SOL
| diers by Shelton F. Leake, Esq. Col. Robert
r. Prentis, ESD, Proctor OF the University OF
| Virginia, Prof. Holmes and Mr.. Berry of
| Alexandria, amid the waving OF Handker.
| Chiefs from the ladies' and the shouts of thou
sands. About II O'Clock at night they moved
| of, while " God bless you,' good bye, anC
"be Victorious were uttered by many lip
The forms of ministers OF the gospel were
| amid the boys and their voices heard In
commencing them all 10 the protec ton o
| Heaven. 1t was, on the whole, thrilling
| time. OATS.
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LETTER FROM NEW YORK.
tA1 connxsrosDsSos oy rHH DrapArcH.l
NKw YeRK, April 10th. lsel !.

NKw YogK, April leth. 1851.
The North has At a hound jumped Ifoni ~
oli;ionism into military despotism; Inc
liberty of speech and OF the press ID 'lrtG III
" AT an end in this city. There Is the tseo
RepubIican club of Germans-reiugees from
Europe-whoIn tho Black Republicans nave
sui,sidized 10 threaten every paper ana every
1erson who does not bow down 10 the aooHi
noble Lincoln usurpation. and the Dloon-
thirsty Abolition lists of the North. Even the
Herald, set III Brute has suddenly turned
over to the support of I.iucoln's usnrped ny
uas.y No paper is 10 be allowed 10 exist III
NJ Work miles, il submits 10 work in the
traces Of the Tribune, and others OF anu-sia-
very standard stripe. And any enc VINO open
" denounce LipcoIn's usurpation IA 10 De heio
m a. = traitor. Massachusetts, Wnich IN
lsI9 refused 10 call out her militia 20 hSht the
British, il said now to De the hrst IN the held
10 serd troops 10 butcher the people OF the
South
.oited and blood thirsty passion at the North
Ia. had time 20 cool a little, = reaction may
set in. / learn from Mr.. Taylor, the city POST
master, that no orders to stop the mans nave
vet been received by him, though ne unuel-
stands that papers are making out 10 thai e1-
feet. such a measure will be another damna-
bic outrage, not alone upon the people Oh tie
south bnt also uPon 'nsGsreaan.s ana sx panh
Madness and yillainy rule the hour.
The Black Republican papers THE morning
uttered all sorts OF atroclous lies aoouL inc
fhTearpHRi attack on the HsFNIu. YET, 4 dt'i
sorry TO SAY that the money columns OF the
R,rdid and its editorial rticles OF this morn
ing will probably astound its Southern read
eTS.
The Express edited by the Brookses, mas
also gone over TO the Blacks. The Journal o.
Commerce, with its limited circulation, STANDS
firm. The Day Book and Ff,cs are the only
two independent papers left, and they may
soon be lynched by the Red Republican Ter
mAn Club, hired for such Work by the BiacS
Republican Terroris's. Neither property MOI
life will be long safe under such terrorism as
this
The Black Republicans are preparing TO ge'
upamass meeting in the Park. Let them &c
ahead The South are to have all State right
ohliterated, and TO become the cong uered pro
yinces 10 u Northern military DIES potisln.
There is a deep game playing in Wall street
The Government agents and their tools ART
doing all they can TO put down the value o
Virginia and other State bonds in the market
for the cake of frightening them out of seces
sion. They are u 10 every sort of trick ant
villainy. I WAS told by military man, o
loierabls high rank, of long service, and wht
is disposed 10 obey the orders of Government
Vet says that he is under the ban of suspi
Cion because ne was born in Virginia. AD'
he says that il he goes into the fight 1t III
Sou IN and should get defeated, he would, Xix
Anderson, be called traitor. Why don
Lincoln strike all Southern born officers "A
once from the list In this he would &C
manly; but ii is not in him. ALLBN.
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Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.
Military Enthusiasm in Ddnctlts.

DASvILLB, Va, April II, 1851.
The news of the surrender OF Fort Sumter
10 the Confederate States was received here
last Saturday evening per telegraph, from
Richmond, At about O'Clock. 1t created
great rejoicing among our people, who are
since that time united in sentiment, all being
in favor OF Virginia making common cause
with her Southern sister States. AT meet.
ing Saturday night, speeches were delivered
by Messrs. w. T. Sutheriin, Ii. NJ. Jones. DIR.
Withers, and others. Monday night Major
Withers and Vincent Witcher, Esq spoke to
the citizens Of this place, and especially the
you8g men, 10 come forward and join one or
the other of our volunteer companies; a good
many enlisted. Capt. Graves, of the Blues,
made at the same time an appeal TO the audi
ence 70 subscribe money for procuring better
arms for our volunteer companies. Several
gentlemen responded to the tune of between
$500 and $500. understand the subscription
was raised yesterday to abont S2 ,00o-two
gentlemen giving about $500 each. s&s.
BIS HALRyI.
p. S-News just arrived from Richmond
that the Convention passed a Secession Ordi-
nance. The streets ring with applause. Our
com panies wsre ont TO raise Uonfedera te
state lag 4 the Methodist Female College
Several speeches were delivered. Is. II
-
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a land slide took place near Rockfish sta
ton, on the Virginia Central Railroad, " ed
nesday.
The Union men of Farmville, Va, quietly
hauled down their flag, after the receipt of
the news from Charleston.
Edward g. Darlington, Is the name OF the
man, formerly OF Virginia" who has been
appoin ted Attorney for the District of Column
bia. .
A Confederate flag, 80 feet by 16, has been
raised on the Marshall House, in Aiexan-
dria, Va. 3 Il
In Rappahannock county, Va, on the 9th
inst, Mr.. John Stills got intoxicated, laid
down in a field and died.
Commodore Paulding, L. S. N, arrived at
Gosport Navy Yard on Wednesday from
Washington
The citizens of Norfolk are organizing more
military companies.
| Hon Roger A. Pryor left Charleston last
| Tuesday night, for Montgomery.
| The deficiency in the public revenue of Can
| ada for the past year amounts TO $780, 900.
| On Monday night last, the garrison at For
| Washington was considerably reinforced.
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FROM CHARLESTON.

CHARLEsros. April Is. The Confederate
loan is being rapidly taken; s22o,ooo nave
been taken in this city The average quota
of the State is set down at 81, 100000.
A req nisiton has been made on South Caro-
lima for 5000 men, for what service is nm
known.
The news of the secession of Virginia was
received with great joy. The old secession
gun was fired in front of the Courier Office, by
the venerable Edmund RutIir. The old gen
tleman was surrounded by many Nirginians,
who checred Justify.
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Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.
Change Of Sentiment in Ap9uStG-Leduiag OF
Troops, etc.

Change OF Sentiment IN Ap1u5tG-Ledptag or
Troops, etc.
STANTON, Va. April II.
Old Augusta has been strong for the Union,
but have always maintained that when the
tug of war came, her sons would be among
the very first TO rally around Firginia's flag.
Such is now the fact. For some days the Sc
cession sentiment has been rapidly increasing.
The news from Sumter gave it n mighty i'm
pulse; but Lincoln's Proclamation settled the
matter.
To-day the town has been in L blaze of ex-
element, owing to the ordering TO Harper's
Ferry of the Two volunteer companies, and to
the prospect of the leaving, on to morrow,
of the militia from all this region. The scene
~ the cars this evening, as the volunteer
companies left, will never be forgotten. The
whole town was at the depot, everybody hav-
ing a God speed for the boys, who went off in
high spirits, though expecting serious work.
Before the train left, Rev. Geo. Brooke late
Methodist minister here, led in prayer. Then
Rev Geo. b. Taylor, pastor of the Baptist
Church, and NJ. Hartman, Esq addressed the
companies. Captains Baylor and Imboden,
and General Hartman addressed the immense
crowd, pledging that they and their men
would do or die. All the speakers were loudly
| cheered and when the train moved of, just
| AT dusk a shout went up which made the
| welkin ring.
| For your noble and efficient advocacy OF
the Southern cause, accept the thanks of
| SrBsCRlBER
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DISSOLUTIONE. Go.

THE CO PARTNERSHIP existing between
i CORBONE & KlVARA ia this day dissolved.
The business will be conducted by CogBoSK
hereafter. All persons having claims AGAINST
within three days from date.
April l6. 1851. sp lT--St*
niSSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.-The
- partnership heretofore existing between the
undersigued, under tho firm Of BONN 4 TALL
BoTT, is this day dissolved by mutual consent.
THOS. J. Talbot is alone authorized to col
lect the debts due to the frm, ami to settle its
business and ne will pay all the debts due by the
arm.
Ali persons having claim. against The arm, are
requested To present them INN ediately to TllOS
] TALBOTT GEORGE E. BONN,
THOS. J. TALBOT.
Richmond, April Is, 1881 xp 12-lot
1TO-PAK TN ERSHIP.-We, the undersigned
" have this DAY formed a CO. partnership, un-
der the nrm and style Of JOYNER CO., for the
purpose Of conducting GENERAL GROCERY
and LIQUOR BUSIN ESS, ut the old stand OF J.
W. Nipe II Co., No. 80 Main street. where they
would be. pleased to see their friends.
3. w. JOYNER.
Late of Jones h Co.
WIN. l.. SLATER,
Late of J. W. Nipe Co.
MILES CARY,
ap1-Im Formerly Of Lynchburg.
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BIZ Goddiu 4 Apperson, Auct's.
sALEOF HOUSE AND LO

TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT,
L ON puYAL STREET, IN PRICES add
Ezekiel Brower and wife, dated 2sth December,
isls, duly recorded in Richmond Hastings Court,
| shatI, IN execution thereof, at the request of
the assignee Of tho beneficiary in the said deed,
proceed to sell at public auction, the premises,
on MONDAY the e9,h Of April, at a o'clock r NJ
real estate con veyed by the said deed consisting
OF 4 LOT, with FRAMED TENEMENT thereon,
now n the occupancy of the said Brewer. Yearly
opposite to Duval street Chapel, fronting 30 feet
on the South line of Duvsl street, running back
a average depth of 100 feet.
TERas.-Cash. The taxes for 1861 to be paid by
the purchaser. w. GODDlN,
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WATTS CUFF-B ACE PLOWS.-
w GEO. WATT Il CO.-EsTABLIsHED IN ls4s.-
GEORGE WATT has obtained at different times,
PLOWS, acknowledged to embrace the most re-
liable improvements ever made ON this impie-
ment three of which patents have To run respec-
lively ten, twelve and thirteen years, and has
been aw ard ed at the late Mechanics Fair in Rich.
mond a certificate of Silver Medal, FOR continued
given and at the last State Fair premium on the
game in addition 10 premiums awarded at all the
preceding Fairs Tor years.
Within two months past he has added other
valuable rovsments, and we now invite all In
perior to others to call and exanipe our large and
varied stock of Flows, Castings and Agricultu.
raj Implements and fresh and prime Garden aud
Field Seeds, Nc, which we offer for sale ON 0uI
usual accommodating terms.
GEORGE WATT h CO.,
One square below Exchange Hotel,
pfrh, nd
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FROM MONTGOMERY.

MONTGOMERY, April 1s.-A meeting of Vir-
ginians, Louisanians. Tennesseans, kentuck-
ians, and citizens of other States, will be held
at the Exchange Hotel this evening, to have
general rejoicing over the glorious news from
the Border States.
Gen Cooper, y. A. s.. has issued general
orders for a salute OF eight guns in addition
to the leo fired at the Capitol this evening.
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Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.
Court Apgropridtions-Granting IF Licenses
Ne1ro Child Burnt 10 Dedtt.

Negro Child Burat TO DEATH.
HARRIsoSBuRs. VA, April II, 1851.
The County Court of Rockingham yester-
day passed an appropriation Of 81 800 for the
purpose of furnishing camp equipments Tor
the 4th Regiment of volunteers OF this
county. a good move at the right time
When another regiment is formed, similar
appropriation will be made.
The licenses for selling liquors were only
allowed to the hotels. All the grog- shops,
groceries, 3nd merchants, who sell liquor, are
already offering liquors at cost, TO close out
the stock by the time they are required 10
shut up-the LIST of May.
A little negro child, the property OF Mr.. G.
Il. Gibbons, of this county, was burned to
death few days ago. The child was sitting
In a chair before the fire--the moth went out
of the room for u few minutes, and when she
returned the child was yet in the chair, but
burned to death.
All order has been issued for the assembling
of The County Court, to increase the military
appropriation TO IS 600. The ~ 800 was nearly
all taken in 81 hours.
The Richmond mail failed last night again.
AS l am writing, another secession nag is
going up. The excitement OF our people runs
noun tain high Our regimental officers have
ISIS ued call upon tho volunteers of the county
TO rendezvous at HarrisonbGrg at once, TO be
ready for service. We are constantly III re-
ceipt of lelegrapi.fr messages from Stanton,
and we are thus within five or Elk hours OF
Rich9iond. ZEN
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1UfC1E D1YY.
By e. b. t;oeh. Aues.

IARGE LOT or STAPLE AND rANCY
b.Mn AYE BY sgI FYRRsH WATER. FOR accouNr
1F WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN. AT AUCTION =
On MONDAY I'D inst ut " o'clock, will sell
At nv store. for account Of whom II may con-
cern. a very large assortment Of Staple and Fancy
Dry Goods, &c.,. cansis!inS Of o-,.
Bsreges. Lawns Jaconets; silk Mantilla-; -
shawis; Irish Linens: oznaburgs; Dentms;
eatinets: Calicoes stripes; Bed Ticking:
Brown and BIeached Sheetings aud ShiTtings;
Ginghams; Corsets: Fancy Articles, &C.
-ALSO,-
Several cases Mems, Women's, Boys and Misses
BOOTS and SHOES.
The whole comprising, probably, the Iarges,
assortment OF the same line OF goods ever De'ofe
offered at auction IN this city.
The goods will be ready for examination on
Saturday.
The trade IL most respectfully invited to call ana
examine.
apls T. B. COOK, Auct.