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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-03-13
SHRRIFF'S SALE.
I SIILIlIII DIILIs
O1d- ofJo,l.hw W Woleoa} In coar. Of CoaasA

OAd. ofJosiah W Velocity In Court OF conDSA
George L. Iiolmes, ct al } By vir:ns Ofan alias err
der Of sale issued from the Court ofCommon Pleas 81
Trumbuil county, Ohio, &c m directed and deliveries,
! shall offer for sale, at Public Auction At the dsorot
tina Court HOUSE. in Warren. on
Saturday the l6h day Of Ndrch, 1861,
at l o'clock 2. NJ. o. said day the following described
real estate sita1t in Pennington. Trumbuh county,
Ohio, known as epart Of lot No. 30, in said township,
and bounded as foIlO VS.; r ginning on the east line
Of the sorth and south cent re road a. : stake: thsaes
east 3 rods ~ links 70 the centre OF 6rahd river
thence following the channel in \ north east directian
5 rolls and IS links; thence east 30 rods 20 = poef
Standing on the west line Of land formerly ovSed ~
Harvey W.. Cellar; thence south on said line Is rode
and o.e link to a post, being the south west corner at
said lands formerly owned by said Collar; theaee en-
sa u Collars old line (ssuth Incl 15 rods and ~
links to a post on the east line Of said lot No. D;
thence south on said lot nne IS rods HH links 70 .
pest az the corner Of lands owned by the hairs 81 Jo-
Siah w. Wolestt, deceased; thence west on said Esl-
cots heirs north line sBs rods to the Inns Of tAs
north and south centre ro4dsthenee north 10 the slsss
OF beg nnie g, containing fifty one acres and G@
reds ofland be the same mora or less. Appraised A
S29iOO per acre Terms Cash.
A.B LYMAN. Sheriff.
sherias 0Mse. Warren, Feb. u. 1861. Sw.
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ITO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN

al persons indebted to Us. where accounts
have been standing six months. also all Notes part
due. are earnestly requested to settle the same pre-
vious to April lst. All such accounts and notes re-
naming unsettled at that tirse will be oL,eed in 9Th
er hands for collection.
March -. IS6I. F.P. REED & co.
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CHERIFF's SALE.

OHERIFF'S SALE.
- Milton sutlia In Trumbuli county Com
vs. men Pleas Co ur.
Augustus Crater. By virtue CT a Yenditioni
Exponas isszed from the Court Of Common Pleas Of
TrumtuiI county, to ne directed. I shall offer for sale
at public auction at the door Of the eCurt house in
Warren, in said county. on
Saturday the 9Th day Of April, 1861,
At one O'Clock P. VI. Of said day, the following de-
seribed real estate. to wit: All OF lot ~ in said town
ship Of Warren in Trumbull county and State Of o.,
aad bounded as folloRs: north partly BY lands OF Ed
ward Shoenberger and partly by lands Ok Benz Lane,
east partly by lands Of Daniel Derr and partly By
lands Of Cyrus BOsworth, south by lands Of John
and west by lands Of Osborn and Lewis,
containing within these boundaries two hundred
zns forty C34O) acres Of land more or less. Apprais-
ed at $50 90 per acre. ABB LYMAN, Sheriff.
SheriH's Office. Warren, March 6, 1861.
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A handsome mulatto girl fatally stab
bed. last week. With a pair of scissors, an
Overseer. in Tdladega county. Ala. while
he "a attempting to violate her virtue.
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NOTICE IN

vs. The defendant will take
David g. scrOgss. notice that a Writ Of At
tachment was issued in behalf Of the plaintiff by JEFF
ferson Palm, EsI..a Justice Of The Peace In AID FOR
Trumbull Co.. Ohio. foi the sum Of SIS IS. Said At
tachnent was issued upon the 9Th day Of March 1S6i,
and Is continued for a hearing until April -, le6l,
~ one O'Clock 2 NJ. OF said dAv.
+. T.. & L. II. HCrCHINs,
March l3. ls6l-3w Attys for Plaintig.
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CHERIFF'S SALE In Atfachment.

CHERIFF'S SALE In Attachment.
~ Abbott L Higgins In Trunbull Common
vs. Pleas
C. II. Taylor & Co. } By virtue Of an order Of
sale In attachment in the above case. to me directed
and delivered, I shall oEer at public sale At the Brace
willie Depot on the Cleveland & Mahoning Railroad
in the township Of BrzeeYille, Trunbsll county, Ohio,
on
Saturday the 16th day Of March, 1851,
sale TO commences at half psst three o'clock P. N. Of
said day. and continue until ssld. the following de-
seribed perso nal property. to wi. Five barrels and
twenty three kegs Of butter. taken as the property OF
defendants. Terms cash. ABB lyman Sheriff.
By CA HARMON. Dept.
sheriG's Office. Warren, March 6, ls6I-s~.
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CHERIFF'S SALE.
- Admir- Of Dali Gilbert }

west AndOver. March s. Il
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-07-26
Tie Se,fctnry,L,p Of Stale.

The Hon. EoBlhr ToonBs, Of Georgia, Eas
tendered to the President his resignation Of
the Secretaryship of State. ard it has been
accej ted. Tha President ycs;cr lay nominated
10 Congress the Hon. Il. II. L. llsNrER, OF
Virginia, FOR this office, and that body has
doubtless confirmed the nomination. Thus
thai distinguished post has lost the services Of
one Of the abss; men in :!c CoufeIeIacy, only
to he filed by another occupant equally as
able ia intellect and craftsmanship.
Mr. T0oNBs was Of temper Ia prefer the
active duties Of soldier, in such :. crisis as the
present, to the m1n0tony Of ala ciicc, which,
for the present, is li,;le more than nominal:
and we are glad - learn that the President;
has acknow lodged his distinguished claims
upon the confidence Of the country by nomi-
mating him as !. Brsadier General in the Con-
iedera.e army.
Nirgnia's position in tbs COME ieracy has
been acknowledged by assigning to one OF her
Statesmen tAe hIguest post IA the Confederate
Cahi.et. MT. i. NgiA Is 80 well known to The
country that ii wtu.4 be suporctogatory to
dwell upon the qualities Of mind and chaEac-
ter winch fl; HIN so ,Iuiqenty for the pos, to
gAich he has been Ca,lGd. Il would be diiil
cult to define an instance in which the tile
phrase Of speech Justly applies -" Tie 'is|,
man a. the right place"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-07-26
For the Richmond Dispatch
fStarIIu 'Er.sHs

Hts5Fs Ef!tprS: | was glad 10 see year re-
tics or the arrirai OF / Ees In-nt from Florida
To Juia thu forces in Virginia. hero have
beeh rersuns disposed TO deery oar State IS
being l=ssArd this holy struggle, but 1t
must bs from ignorance Of ths facts. Her
whole available military force does not OK
eecd ten Thousand men, and OF theas she has
a bout Tour Thousand Iii the Hsd-a inTgsrpro-
portion, / bsiieye, taan shy olhar Stale. VI
courne, her long extent OF ssacoast Iet; aires
that her ESrpor offences sDonlG ne iuoses
after. Hence, Two OF n-r rsglnGH lis are 10 he
dis triDn ted lor that service. Another Ia De-
lore Eurt Picsens, and th-r thS Que whUss
ARRIVAL here yuu have mentioned.
From personal oossIyaLIo.i OF the Dtdteritt
OF tii. regiment, l an, sure II " ii give scos
aeCUaut OF itseit, Colonel VA I'd, who curl-
lnanus il, Is every IGcn soidter," and la
lie future BAT Ties GA the ShcIsd sUu OF Year
Old DOmlniCu VIII, with hlF bIass Aien aAd
ga.IauG officers, win for Florida an honor eli
place .luong her ConiedsraJes. ELoKIDIAH.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-07-26
Correspondence of thu Richmond Dispatch
Affairs ct Gloucester Point
GLoucYsrES PoIxT. July a4th. lst

GLouCEsrEE P0IxT, July 34th, 1881.
the fact that you have 10 especial cores
pendent here shonld not lead the friends OF
Southern Independence to suppose for Il N o.
ment that we are doing nothing for the glOTl-
Gus cause. Under the supervision of Dol.
Crump, the COmmSndant OF this post, and
the lahorious and pains- taking Cs p ain Page,
aided by a faithful corps of engineers. the
works have been pushed forward vigorously
and o-day our boys, who are "spoi.ing for a
fight" would hail tho approach CT a Yank
fleet with a perfect shout of pleasure. Our
water battery is a perfect hsanty. Huge Co
lumbiads look def .nce - the blockade, which
manages to Keep at q most respectful distance.
As to the number of euns, We never tell tales
out Of school. They are manned by fine com
panies, and when the proper time comes they
will give good account OF themselves.
Last week Capt. Page received two brauu-
fui flags, presented 10 The battery by Misses
Uaxali Daniel, ami theirs, OF Richmond, ANA
at l2 O'Clock on Saturday they were thrown
out 10 ths breeze by Col. Crump aDd the g l.
liant Captain, while "Jef. DAVIS" brlchoi
forth a shell that danced across the waters,
and the assembled crowd gave three cheers
and tiger" Tbs Captain then took lis
stand under the Gag of Virginia, and read the
letter accompanying this most accaptabl e
prc&tnt, toge thSr Will his reply. Co. Crum p
followed with sonic etirrins remarks Shouii
| Yankee ball ever cat down oar flag sta Il,
there are boys enough here to plaat 3 on the
rampant ill the name of the fair ones who
gave 1t.
! sas reached Us Vi 5ndaY evening. Orders came
| at once from Capt. Page to turn ont" In
| donble quick time we were at our gus and
| eleven vigorous reports announced he intel
| ssting intelligence to UuT loving friends a.
| Fort Monroe, the blockade, &c. The battery
! on tina \ crk to wn side took NJ the chorus It'll
| 3 will.
| Yesterday We tried our pieces On the breast
| works. aud were delish ted with the expert
| ment.
There was 1 heavy blow here Monday might
| and the rain fell in torrents The tide kwsp
| over the floors Of some tents n ear the battery
The occupants put all thsir valuables or
| trunks aud camp. stools, and taking their sssts
| on them, smoked phiiosophic pipes, anC
| watched the minnows as they darted through
| In terror. Oar eentinels stood at their pcst'
| like men. car understan how men RAISED
| as thew have seen submit so chesrtuiiy to thi
| har.isfips of soldiers life, only when ! re-
| member the caGse that apimaias them -
| Though they wadea through water knee dec
| nearly all night, not one has been made scl
| by it, as far "a / can learn This locks liz
the special providence OF God.
[ wish | had room to inform our friends how
! kind the cit,y.ns OF Gloucester are To us -
They have opened their hearts and thei
houses, and sesm Willing to do anything 10
our comfort BAyTKET.
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ming TO Richmond.

| The first detachment of SCorrS army, Inch
was 10 have arrived in Richmond Gu the 20th
Of July, Nag, after all, only three days behind
time. Among them are part Of the Zouayes,
who's re siment was annihilated in tie late
battle, aud whose old Colonel, Ellsworth,
was kjllcd by tho patriot JACKsoS. We rceoi-
lcct to have seen an envelope, covering a let
ter from d New York Christian Association to
tue Christian Association Of this city, in which
JEFF. DAVIS vas represented as hanging from
gallows, guarded by these Zouaves under
ELLSWORTH. Whers are ELLSWORTH and his
Zouaves nov? Where are the wrctche6 no
came to Virginia and were heard 10 declare pn
tic ears from New York to Washington that
they would disnouor eyory WOMAN IL the
South and divide the farms among them
selves? Where arc the wretches whose favor
tia motto was "Beauty and Booty! Z" J. the
detachment which guarded the prisoners to
their quarters Tuesday night had marched tbsn
al once 10 the river, and sont them to look for
their "Fealty and Booty" 1T the bottom OF
the James, they would havc only done what
Northern men would have done if the South
with such threats or without them, had in
vaded the North
But the South is mefciful and forbealing,
and until a different course is forced upon her'
will conduct this contest on the recognized
principles of civilized warfare. There ls
duty, however, which the Government owes to
the recple. the stern performance OF which
public sentiment will demand, and which
the letter Of President DAVIS to LINCOLN as
sures us will be fulfilled. Our own observance
of the us.ses ofwar must be based upon that o.
the enemy. Their prisoners in our hands
must be treated rs they treat ours; an eye for
an eve. a to 9th for tooth, life for a life
For this purpose, prisoners should be-. closely
guarded a. to afford no possible chance of es
cape. We have now good supply on hand.
Let Mr.. LINCOLN begin his work Of bsrbarism
whenever it pleases him.
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DettrmiMtd to SubiuSate Us.

The Northern Congressman and journals
rcloubls their menaoes of death and de-
struction to tho South. The South scorns and
defies them. They don't know the people they
are dealing with. They can never overrun
this country. Their threats to violate women,
to dsspou farms, to make us their vassais,
would convert even a nation of towards into a
nation of heroes. What, then, must be it's eff
feet upon a race as heroic a. ever lived ia all
the tide Of time! Nor need they misconstrue
the calm contempt of the South for the foolish
boastnss OF their Vulgar Congressman, ard its
f0rbearanoe to prisoners as the result Of fear
or Il desire to prolitiate them. The answer of
thu South to their brutal slang is in her sword
such an answer as they received a; Bethel
Church, at Bulls Run, and at Manassas. Let
many men in the fold as themselves, and that
will be twice as many rs We shall need. Let
them go on with their threats to hang JEfF.
DAVIS and his Cabinet. When they begin
their hanging game on the hunblest sen of the
South that breathes, the best life they have
shall pay for it, and if LINCOLN and his Cabi-
met are not swung from ore scatfold, il viii be
because they have concluded to conduct the
war With humanity, or have escaped from Wash
ington in Scotch caps, long cloaks, and fast
midnight trains.
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Corrs.panisAes Of ths kishmoad BlSeates.
4 a.,,,,J Xsay:nf, Of fl< po f;st
EssHx COUNTY. JsiY

EssHx Comfy, Jsiy "a, 1851.
To-day The R1ppahennock Baptist Assccl a
ton closed its annual meeting. As this Is oss
of the largest religious bodies III the Stats, n
fs VI lines III regard to this great eonvoeatlon
may not be- unacceptable 10 your many read
erx.
Rev. A. Bagby, ct hirg aud Queen. preached
the introiuc tory sermon. Rev. A. Hall, 4
lneIuher OF the Virginia Convention from
Lancaster ana Northumberland. was chosen
Moderator Rev L. r. Evans, of Middiessx,
Clerk, and S. :. Gresham, Esq, Treasurer.
From the reading Of the letters, it seemed
that the churches had enjoyed a prosperous
year, though the RnEbsr Of additions was
smaller than that reported last session.
Rsy James y. lay lor advocated the Ella M 5
of Foreign Missions. Rev. 4. Broaddns, la ss
Of Kentucky, appeared rs the agent OF the
Graenyillo Theological Seminary. Rev. A. =
Dickinson spoke in behaif Of ColportaSs, And
500 were contributed to publish tIse,s for the
soldiers. Several excellent reports were re- d
and discussed by Revs. X. II. Bagby, j. q.
Council, A Broaddus, Jr IL. W Montague,
aud other dis inguished speakers.
a resolu ton was adopted requesting all the
churches TO make special collections to aid IN
prin ing Tes tansnt t. and Tracts for the South b
eTn army,
The attendance was very large considering
tina excl ted state OF the country, and the MEET
ing one of much in tPrest.