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The Daily Dispatch: June 11, 1861., [Electronic resource] 2 0 Browse Search
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Brilliant achievement — the first Yankee victory --A House Bombarded and a Negro Dislodged. The Norfolk Day Book, of Saturday, gives the following account of an achievement of the enemy: We learn that one of the Federal steamers supposed to be the Quaker City, yesterday fired-about twenty shot and shell into a private dwelling-house near Cape Henry Beach, completely demolishing the entire structure The property, we understand, belongs to David Corprew, Esq., and is within a mile and a half of Lynnhaven Bay. It had been used as a headquarters for the Princess Anne Cavalry, but it was at that time vacant, no one being on the premises except an old negro man, who was in the yard, and on the first shot striking the house he tumbled over with fright, but on recovering, picked himself up and crawled away on his hands and knees.