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wOOD-LAwN RETREAT.

fIlHG suoscTloerlnvlteS the attention oil the pub
Il lie 10 this place OF entertainment II is de.
signed solely tor ladies and gentlemen, and no
amusements are practsed there, which are unfit for
the observation of ladies. 1t does not become him
speak of the dinners which he can furnish at the
shortest notice, though he has at all times all the
!uxu:ies that the Richmond market and the country
round the city afford OF his wines, though
he challenges comparison with any cellar in vir-
gina nor Of the recreatons and amusements which
his guests will find there. though they are AZ numer.
ous as they are innocent; noi of the accommoda-
tons, natural and artificial, which the Retreat at
ioTds. All ne wishes is, that the public will come
and see and if they do not say, that it the very
place the town has always wanted. and situated at
the very distance at which it ought to be situated
he will be willing to acknowledge that he has de-
seiTed himself, and thereby cheated others II is
at the progec distance Tor it is three miles from
town i, is the proper situation, for it is on the
Brooke Turnpike fine carriage road, it is proper.
ly fixed, for the rooms are on the most approved
modern scale for convenience, and fitted with
luxury almost unknown in the country. But my
description satisfy no body. Come and see for
yourselves.
jy Its C. R. ALLEN.
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PRICE ONE CENT.

LOUD a1d continued cheers., 81. NIeaebsr
0osc.ooed y citing tbs following pssssve of
Wosningion's Farewell Address:
profoundly penetrated wish this jdes. sh,lr
SaIIy WIN me 10 the grave, q I ssrone in
uuceMent % nnceasing VOWS that Heaven NAV
soennae % yea the choicest iokeas of iss be-
neheencei that your union and brosherlv slIse.
ton may be perpetual; thai the free Coust;tn.
iicn, which . the work Of your hands, nav bs
sacredly ma n:ained; that its sdmiuistrasion, il
every department, may Be stamped With wis-
aom and virtue; that, in fne, the happiness Of
.ne people OF these Stairs, under the auspices
o. hoerty, may be complete, BY 90 careful !
preservation and 20 prudent uss Of this bless-
,ns, IS VIII acquire to them the glory Of re-
ssoom1mending so1 i to the applause, the affection,
~. 8 me adoption Of every nation which Is yet
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THE DAILY DISPATCH,

BY c. 4. BH.GC


NJ c. 4. BRIGGS.
One morning in the Blossoming May
a child was sporting 'mongst the flowers,
Ihl, wear1ed cut with his restless play,
de laid him down to dream away
TIE isng and scorching noon.tide hours
At length an angels unseen form
Parted the air with a conscious thrill,
And poised itself, like presence warm,
Above the boy who was sumbering still
Never before had SO fair thing
s,aye1 the swift speed of its shining wing;
And gazing down, with wonder rare,
On the beautiful face of the dreamer there,
"he angel stopped TO kiss the child,
When 10 I OF the touch the baby smiled
And just where the unseen lips had prest,
dimple Icy In its sweet unrest,
Sporting upon Its cheek Of rose
Like ripple. walked from its light repose
On streamlets breast when the soft wind
blow,
And the angel passed from the sleeping one,
For his mission to earth that day was done.
A fair face bent above the boy
1t Unjust have been the boys own motber,
For never would such pride and joy
Have lit the face Of any other.
And while she gazed, the quiet air
Grew tremulous with whispered prayer;
Anon it ceased. and the boz awoke
And smile of love DER his features broke
The mother Marked with holy joy,
The dimpled cheek of her daring boy,
And caught him up, while warm surprise
Stole like star to her midnight eyes
And she whispered low, as she gently smiled,
81 know an angel has kissed my child !"
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NRGkOks FOX HIk I've have ior hirs
" for the balance Of the year. two Womea ~
two House GlTlA T0kER & Cook,
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CTRAW W x . U CHIT VEILs.-sfr..
u Wrought Lace Wells, new and very pretty sr
ficle.
Black and white Lace Wells
Lace Capes. Collars and sleeves
Organdies, Lawns, Bafeges, Tissues
Aud other varieties Of Dress Goods will be sold
at great reduction In price. For bargains call at SO
Main street.
je2i CHRISTIAN & LATHROP.
VIRGINIA CENTRAL KAI .kOAD-
= REDUCTION OF CHARGES FOR FREIGHT.
The charges Tor transporting Salt and Coal 10 hogs.
heads are reduced Is per cent II carried between
the 18th July and 18th September, and reduction
hss been made in the charge TOR transporting whes,
from various places all Of which win be seen BY re-
ference to the printed bills. which may be procured
ct the depot on and after the 22nd insf
jyt9 E H GILL, Superintendent
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NO. I34-GOODS THAT M u > n Is Il
IN SOLD.-Having determined to close out Ell
airely nay stock Of Summer Ready Made Clothing
before the end of the season, such deductions viii
be made as to sales to all in want, who may
favor me well themselves with call. My
e,ock is yet large comprising every article in the
dine OF Clothing and yes OF Goods out this
Fits guaranteed. Call and supply yourself with a
cool suit of linen, black summer Sloth, or light cas-.
simere, for cash. word to the wise is sufficient.
J. d. GOODMAN,
No 134 Main street, opposite Eagle Square.
R-turnishing Goods, large supply on hand.
iyl5
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NEW kOLTk FKUM BAL
rlEs.Ga:l-s-1 lEs.Gsa:l.-1x TIMORE TO NEW YORK

r.slE@ NEW kULTk FltUM BAL
rtEE--G1aa-f..s3 t..s-sGaf.3. TlMORE TO NEW YORK.
Passengers going to New York, by taking assage
to New Castle via steamer to Frenchtown, will be
taken from New Castle by the Independent line of
steamers which leave Philadelphia every day at IL
O'Clock, A, H., Sundays excepted0 and arrive in
New Ynrk early on the following morning. as fol
lows.
On Mondays and Thursdays, steamer Penobscott,
Captain Whitaker
On Tuesdays and Fridays, steamer Kennebec,
Captain Sandtord.
On Wednesdays 'and Saturdays, steamer Della.
ware, Captain Seymour
The above are frs. rate steamers, and com.
manded by experienced captains.
By this route the heat and dust OF railroad trav-
Cling are avoided A fine view # the Delaware
Bay, Cape May, and the New York Bay is had,
making the route very interesting and pleasant
one.
Fare from New Castle to New York S1 rs
" Baltimore to New York;. "
T. CLYDE, Agent,
jv 24-2w "a s NhaFves, Phila.
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L,OR WOODLAWN RETREAT.-Morn.
I ing and Evening Omnibus Line.-A


new aud elegant four horse Omnibus will. from
and after to day. be run between the city and Wood
lawn Retreat, leaving the City Hotel at o'clock
A. NJ and 5, ?. NJ f, passing up Main street to the
American Hotel, theace up9th and Broao streets to
Brooke Avenue, &c, over fine road and pretty
country, to Woodlawn Retreat, about two miles
from the city.
The O'Clock morning line is designed particu-
larly for gentlemen with their families to take
pleasant morning ride, remaining at Woodlawn
about an hOur-getting fine country breakfast, II
they wish, giving them time to stroll ab ,ut
While and return to the city by o'clock
The evening line will leave the city at O'Clock,
and return between aud g. p. d.
The carriage will always be found in perfect or
der for ladies and gentlemen. The horses quiet
and gentle, and guided by Tom, SO well known as
sklitul and experienced whip.
~ Fare each way, !5 cents
tS Parties wishing 10 go out, by giving timely
notice to the driver, will be taken tiom any part OF
the city Tree of extra charge.
jy 23-d,s C.R. ALLEN.
s-aes-S FAU4UIEK srttiNtis.-
ESSaI VIRG'A CENTRAL RAILROAD
AND oTAuE LINE.-Fare reduced to So,
from Richmond to the Fauquier White Sulphur
Springs.
Leaves Richmond at l.2 o'clock A. M on Tues
days, Thursdays ond Saturdays by the Va. Central
Railroad to Gordonsvie, thence by stages to the
Springs Leaves the Springs on Tuesdays, Thurs.
days and Saturdays at O'Clock P. H., and arrives
in Richmond next day by o'clock p M.
Passengers will find this pleasant and very com.
Portable route as the cars coaches and teams are
sll good and the conductors and drivers not only
steady aud attentive, but gentlemen.
s,sss. 'A'' ' 'N''S'N 'NA 'N' % '1'
H Seats can be secured at the Central Rail
road Ofi.e in Richmond, and OF d. NJ. Pattie at the
Springs
jv 7-d4w F.P SAWYER.
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FOR RENT.

- FOR RENT.-Beine about to remove 10
U:S our new location, the bu ding in the Valley.
now used By us Distillery, will be for rent IN
short time IL is well adapted for a factory az
any kind, and will be rented low
jy 2e-d6t STEARNS d. BRTIMMFT
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lrOOFLAND,s GERMAN BlTTERs.-
III A supply of Hoodands German bitters re-
'''''a s'1 ~ sEABRoOK & REEVE,
;v1s ITS Brosd street.
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4 f,LOSlNG OUT SUMMER STOCk.-
~ AS the season has tar advanced, We propose
selling the remainder of our Summer Stock at cost
for cash, and would invite the attention of all who
wish to purchase cheap. to some OF the most choice
goods of Inc season. which we nave yet on hand.
HENRY SHAFER g. CO,
Clothing Emporium, corner Main and l4th sts
iy2
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1 AND FOX SALk.-We offer Ior sale ABOUT
IL 100 acres of land in Henrico county, about So
ven miles north of the cty-one halt OF which ID
cleared-the balance so wooded that enough wood
might be spared from it TO pay for the land. 1t lies
WELLS conveniently situsted, and is of good quail
ty. Ii is without improvements and will be priced
accordingly. Apply early.
iel5 General Agents.
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llUDsON,s PEARL LDEATlfKlCE,i ioi
Ii Cleaning, Preserving aud Beautiiying fhr
Teeth and Gu MS. The recipe for this unequaisd
Dentifrice was furnished us by DR.. X. N Hudson,oi
this cit, who recommends II Highly as eles nser
and purinsr OF the Teeth and Gums Prepared only
by r.. a. " All x bHo.
iy IL JhoNf hr 6fneficah dotei
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NJ ORE NEW BOOK = AT THE EXCHANGE
1y1 BOOKSTORE
The Upper Ten thousand: Sketches of Ameri
can Society By c Astor Bristed: full of beautiful
illustrations, and complete in / vol-50c.
Rankin's Half Yearly Abstract, No Is, 75c:
Braithwaite's Retrospect Of Practical Medicine
and Surgery: Part 25ih: Price 81.
Carricatures We have one of the best assort
ments of these of any house in town, and eel them
very low. Call and examine them Just received
2 or more new ones. At
iy2S WEST a. RRO,S
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- NkDGWlth On DA IA A d Il NEW
- EDiTiON.-A Treatise on the Measure of Da
IMAGES, or an Inquiry into the Principles which
Govern the amount OF compensation recovered in
suit at law, by Theodore Sedgwick. Second edi
ton revised and greaty enlarged, just received and
for sale at the Law Book Store OF
A. MORRIS,
jy2i Late Drinker & Morris
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aDI..AssAt AN JAaa.-inrtc Was CON
N mitted TO the Jail Ct the city OF Rchn ond, as
a runaway, on the I4.h day of June, 1852 Negro
Man, who calls himself Henry, and says he Is the
property of Charlotte Archer, of the county OF
Chesterheld, Va. Said negro is five feet 1--WE inches
high, Of dark complexion, about fifty wears OF age
and had on, when committed to Jail, black velvet
cap darn cassinet coat and pants. The owner oil
properly, pay charges, and take him away, or he
will be dealt with as the law directs.
JOS A. STARkE. ID. b,
jy l4-ts For Jao nj Ferguson, Seret
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SAVE YOUR FILES.-Jewelers, DentisGs',
- Sawyers', Carpenters aud Machinists' Files and
Rasps m ade TO order Also, old Files re cut and
warranted, at the Virginia File Works, Manchester,
Va.
Orders left st the store of Mr.. Seagers 18th st,
near the Bridge, or the Works, will be promptly
attended to. Je 3u-Im"
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+ IPPlNCOTT,S CABINET hlSTU.
IL RIES OF THE UNITED STATES, written by
T s Arthur and VIM f Carpenter. Histories OF
Virginia, Kentucky and Georgia now ready-each
62X cents.
In this series of histories the author, while pre-
senting concise but accurate narrative of the do
mes,ic policy OF each State will give greater pro
dangers which continually hovered around the
early coloniss; the stirring romance of life passed
iearlessly amid peril the incidents OF border war
fare; the adventures of hardy pioneers; the keen
watchfulness the subtle surprise, the ruthless at
tack and prompt retaliation-aIl these having had
an important influence upon the formation of the
American character, to be faithfully recorded
while the progressive developments Of the citizen
of each individual State from the rough forest lif
of the earlier day to the polished condition of tn,
present. will exhibit picture of national expansion
as instructng it ia interesting. Books sent By
mail when desired.
my 90 HAROLD MURRAY.
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a. FOK KENT. two newly built three story
U9 Houses, with yas pipes ihroua ahout-on Main
street. b:tween End and 3rd streets. Apply to
my 26-ts w. GODDIN.
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M NOTiCk.-S. MERChANI q WEIoltiEk,
~ No. lie Main street. have hand good as
sortment OF Summer Clothing, embracing Black
and Colored Alpaca, White and Buff Grass Linen,
Silk Drsp d'Ete, Plain and cold Linen, Sack and
Frock Goats. Also, Pants aud Vests OF every style
and quality As the season is advancing and they
wi h to reduce their stock. they will sell their
Summer Goods at reduced prices from this date
Now is the time for bargains.
r S MERCHANT e. WEISIGER,
ly Is No ll2 Main street.
ALSO-On hand a good stock OF Shirts and
Fancy Goods.
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g. FOR RENT-The small brick tenement
A:s on Goth street, near Franklin street, occu-
pied by Mr.. Samuel P Mountain, is for rent Pos
session can be had in few days. Rent, S75.
jy % TOLER & COOK, General Agents
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AUSTRALIA.

We have received By the way Of Panama. al
vices from Sydney, W., 70 the lith, and from MI
bourne 70 the 10th OF August.
The Weld of gold still continued to be enor-
NOUS In the week ending the 7th Of August inward Of
one hundred and sixty thousand ounces passed tar zh
the Treasury Of which about Onethrl the police
of the week and twoth;rds eccuuuatiOns Tor wan, OF
conveyance on former occasions
The subject Of leases TO s1uatters was az
tracing much at-nntOn and likely % b. INC sOco
Of much trouble and dissfecOn TIE Goveru.le.l va.
preparing 10 issue the cnnses in ac~orance win ts A.
Of Parliament and Order IN Council An a1ire'' % u
Acknowledgement praying tia, to le-'e' M
be Issued was novel in the Legi-lai-Ve C'iI'. 81
jected and preliminary meetings were oe.iiS Hi -
eide upon whist course 20 sdopt :-.;o,,
Mr. Westearth's bill 10 preFehl ihi ny ~.
from Van Diem p Land was real ieeona .,nS
be pa sed y we not supposed tat leu ~ n
on e. Trobe rhough approving Of the pr-nc'PiD coui
give his sancion. c,l, ,.as
railway from Sydney TO Goulburn wa
and of-aud there IRE number Of II Ocs'e' lo'
,,.king The nroect far extensive al One. am Iu
;,,c The rad from sydney q M4b7urne inere = NJ
dcrbt nj the fcasiity Of contracting ms ,oa1 ~
rand rste-and the advantages TO be deFFed VI if''OH
The early suppression OF convicts transport
Oh IN Van D;e.nsn- snd and some -ecury aga nj me
admission of convicis therein u pfcsen' are euey
sought for -.
Sydney has indeed grown to BE- ecity OF great
c,; real iraportance We lean from re S"27tHS
CozCtl tbst on the lih Of Augusi last there w"re yer
eiobv vessels lying in pom, some seventy eSpec''l
,yli1 few day. thirteen whaeships the-er )nl n, 5ea
- tbrre rad been twelve arrivals wit. IN SIX days,
and y veJy large number # departure
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-15

The owncrs OF private Carriages and vers are ~
respectfully requested 10 conform win ti' "i's -
Committee in this respect :. .ho
No obstruction o. any kind vii be per'n'ed 4" '''
street. through which the procession Is 20 psss
Thomas J. Barr, A Dcnmah
Wrn !. Peck, John B1Vec'
Abraham Moore, Oscar w. S'u7eFsue'
Jacob F. Oakley, Ri l. Compton RE-
Committee on the part Of the Board OF II le'inc"
Isaac O Barker Samuel r. NAb5aft,
Thos Wheelan F. iwin B)a-on,
Heln,us " Wells Joseph Rogers,
Josies w Brown. jonathan Trotter. PresL
Co,,,,n.,,ee an mart NJ the Boari OF Asst Alsrmcn
Several of the Fire Companies having -isahied tu''I
wish 70 parade since the programme was uane w n
new Division will be fomcdfo for ths purpose, wneh VI"
spear IL the programme on Tuesday. .,.,
\ B-Should it storm on Tuesday the ceremonies
will take place on Thursday following.
Three fsCs will be displayed AZ hall mat on 's ey
Hall on the day OF the ceremonies AMI IL case OF posi-
ponemenL on either day designated, no days VIII BE-
hCisted
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-15
-Tbe w,ser z.;tu.e publishes an appeal on

,sn ~ Nee Won Essenbeck one Of The moi Carmel
Ss,nsn nstrsls,s who having lost his profeseorshrp
m consecucnce Of his political activity In ls4s and lei',
y now living IN the most extreme destituton and misery
literally ttresteped with death from old age and hunger
The paper states that the Professor who IL in his ION
wear lives in low suburb of Bres!au alone, in misr
able den that hardly be called room, over COW
stan His extensive library has long since been coll %
nav sorne debts and large collection Of psnts wn'ca
Ia fone branches is described uneguaed ne mas 70
vain endesvored to dispose Of 1t Is the only pI1psr
and after the trfe II may realize y exnas,ed, L..
There has recently been a congress OF me nerm4n
Iaturasts at w.esbaden but the case Of mar former
coeagae does not appear to have been made known %
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James lfeiIenry's Circular.

LINtAIONI-,
fSoVtSioSs-Sone ses OF Beef have been nsdc 81 bet
aer pces than could have been had previously In PORK
there nothing Bacon asked for hat have
none here Lard IL in rather request sHd email sales
have been effected At full rates. Chsese much wsnted
RicnlS teTces Carolina Rice have becn -oA srlv,,
ats IN
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A. Deunistoun & Co... Circular.

LNfRfOoi, Friday, DC. - 49,
CcSN MASErr-1ke arrivals OF NEE Al and * have
heei large e0ng the week but with sOSd demand both
export and from cur local aud country buyeEs impa7te
have iound iesy purchasers a. pSes abOvc those
current on I'd Instant INDIAN CoRN continues ia very mod
crate supply. and yellow las boOsht ard waite = to
- y $50 n.
large business has been done TO-DAY psrhealriy In
WHEAT a. an advance tae pces Of this iay week Of
n 70 n ON WHEAT and of Q y Dbl on RtSpR TSnf,x
CCsS "a fully A. a xef dasyar IN H.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-15

SIcKYEss At PoRr-AU-PsNcE-Capt Rice
Of the brig labolla Reed arrived Saturday m prninr
in twelve days from PoT Az Prince, anl reports that
when Nc left, the yellow fever wa prevailing there
TO an alarming extent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-15
u The Russ pavement is progressing with

commendsole speed, and oug:l; to be finished a., rs.
the Peirine nuisance within ten DAYS. And then W.
hope, for the first time in many years 70 see Br5s
way. from Bowling Green to Blceeker.t. ere, f,,1,
hSTTicsdcs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-15
IL We had fair fore,aste Of winter 70.

to-day. The air was cod enough for mex, month AMI
the overcast Ky wore dresry anil forbildins syDe,,
During the forenoon there Wa furry Of snow.
enough to wh,en the air bu, no, the eronnd Ros-ing
hrcs and heavy coats were in demand both l,v and
night The wind YVES fresh and dus; plenty.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-15
u The extension of the tracks of the si,tb

70 The extension Of the tracks of the Sixth
and Eishthsveuue Railroads 70 Bros i,ysv viii NIB,
v v &c ue9'oea upon this evening BY the Aldermen.
'Neie Is 90 much cutlery ab0u, cars int,rlsr.nr
WIS. 'sni.' seems 10 US that vesey st. Is Oh
Jes''NA0e ss depot since two tracks therein would
'AAe nearly al The street thu. preventing any o,her
uS.ei p'see' TOO where the markes travel il es,e
can! srsa Now to avoid ihi, ieithe cars have ,h.r
station IN place coming in through Barclay and
church s's and going our through Church and Nar-,v
warren or Chambers, as may Be advisable. In P.rS.
place the cars would have abundance OF room, and be
out OF the way OF any other travel Al three al
perhaps FOUR tse nigh, he ased and eth cave room,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-15

on each .ide for other vehicle to pses. farspaeee
BY all odd. the most appropriate ''reet and me 0s'
convenient for all parties.
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. INC yiclors have iolIifcation tn.nirht

al Iaininany, II which Gov. Seymour, Cen shells
Prince John, Senator james. Senator Dickinson and
other notalii.,ies are expected 70 be present.
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Trcopof Cavalry. a. escort 10 the Grand N4r-hal
Colonel LINUS W. STEyEN1. Grfni Marshal
Col John w. Avery, CYl. W. r. ye7nlye,
Samuel Osg0od. E-Q, NJ. K. BJyt
J. l. Waller Esc, Freeman Csinpbsl E.r
SPECIAL Avs
Frr Division New orA state " lia unicrthe commsad
OF MtorGenerl Charlie w. SANFORD, IS a mill
fary escort, II reverse order g.. fJlJWe:
FOURTH sEIGApr
Commando by Brig Gen. John Even. consisting Of
SlNiy ninth REGIMENT
Commanded by Col C. : R1c.
Tw clih glneui
Commanded by Col, Henry G. S,cbbins
Eleventh Regimen.
{, nlInaaGesl by Lieut.. Col Wate-house
Tenth Regiment,
Coninls nded by Col WIN. Hslsey.
TIuKD BRIGADg,
Commanded By Br.-sdier-G neral VIM In
N.rh x gllieni,
Commanded BY Lieut.. Col Swecn.y
Eighth Regiment,
commanded by Col 7 7. Dcvoe
seventh Regiment
Commanded By Col Duryee
SECOND BRIGADE,
Under command Of Col Andres Wane-.
SIKH r .imeni,
Commanded ~ Lieuf Cel J. q. Wers.ood
Filth Regiment,
CCTnlandcdb b. Major Kloypcl5urc
Fourth Regiment
Commanded By Colonel Charles Y,,e.
FIEsT BRIGADE
Ceirlnan,.ed by Brig G y Cbsriss 3. sr'ce-.
Seveuiy-.econi Regln lt
Commanded by Col l. : Vssb,.--h
Third Regiment.
Commanded BY Lieut. Col. Y rex
Serond Regimen.
tsH'iaanGed by Col John l. EOser.
First Re gimeHt,
COMMANDED by Col J. B. RyeF
SECOND DIVISION.
Gen. VIM. l. Morris Har-hA
OcL ~ ". Hoo ksq, NuL : Morris, ir. &C. 4 p,,-S.
ueham, E.g- Alb.