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All The papers designated in class to be made Of the best ma
terias and to be of white blue color
equred and be Of the regular standard sizes OF then
guide, being Impossible tho definite quantity that
viii be required o. kind and tbs RICH, therefore reserved
such times and in such quantities as the public
considered separately and be subject to
Su, bidders s o for One q Of S @
bidder than class assigned him 10 take all
such classes, or forfeit his right to any class
samples tno than qu) Of each kind Of bid
out !, s m s the
proposed for in that schedule and in the fret three classes 70 BE-
And ali proposals and samples must be transmitted TO this office free
Each proposal must signed by firm making
and must specify the price pound and the price per
sna but one pIes for sae KIND paper
All the paper in The classes
places be designated Washington cy in good
order free all aud every charge EXPENSE and subject Z,
enl, and be iii al respects satisfactory.
applying and will be taken into consideration
unless substantially agreeing herewith.
plying article the failure TO
ply tbs quantity required at any time, Will be considered violation
bidder required furnish win his proposal. satisfactory
good and sufficient seeutes be so certified BY Judge
district may reside, faithful
1% % such &c &c %
The proposals VIII be opened IL he manner require lazy ION
oeos 'si Of the
ss 81 do
Proposals for supplying Paper" ,o, - ,,,,,.s
Superintendent Of the Public Printing.
Oct l-eodtDec Intel. Il Eve. sarl
NEW M.ckerel salmon, a.. in.peoslon OF IsSs.-
IN No 4 nlacksie in Is h. Kits.
No 3mackere, small, Is ID. kius, breakfast maekee
terco picked salmon, very fine.
spiced salmon nackerei Dramatically sealed
Scaled and No. herring, in boxes, this years.
Also, Lonsworh ard zimmsnan sparkling and dry casws.
dry said superior celebrated Hook
winesD
Terre Hsnte, vacennes, and Cincinnati family hama
N store, and for sal. by SHECKELL Il BAlLY,
Successors to John D. kibbey h Co.,
Sep l5-eotif No 5, opposite Centre Market.
EHEEN's Ink Eraser and Paper Cleaner for Book
clerks, and literary gentlemen kind OF
rubber article for
from qualities pencil
snd leaves the surface OF the unframed
For sale W COLLINS BOVINE b CO.,
lltl DOOR north OF Pennsylvania Branch
OF stsuoner's Hall, ia and I76 Pearl street, n Y.
Sept l6-d
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WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED froa. New York "a
very eh and superior assortment Of new goods consisting IN
patterns "A rieh plaid Silks 90 inches wide, The
Partisan styles
50 Bayadere siK dresses, entirely new
1900 yard. twenty six inee. wde, plaid silks from 70 cents
1850 yards wide plain heavy de
1000 yards twenty seven inches wide pink blue whe
common colorsd silks, for evening dresses
$500 yards brocade Silks from 81 TO ~ per yard
1900 yards black silks an widths sons extra heavy
IS Embroidered French lehno dresses
40 pieces high coloTed plaid merInos
3 pieces plaid vasneisnnss new as a. 'o ladies
500 pieces plaid bonnie, ribands
100 Eeces waered and PLAIN nbands
50 pieces French melnos, all shades
$50 fine and medium French worked collars
10 pieces 4 mantila velyes
IS embroidered Grape shawls, cheap
~ cartons fine and medium embredered 'non-eAmDrie
so pieces Lupus ane mousselines, all colors
Is pieces Lupin's black mousseiines, very fine
sass .pas.s
g long and square cashmere ca. mere snaw VIII
''0 Velvet I scarfs and cloth eioaks
ys,s ana as r"s's nanne.
20 pieces cloth tor ladies' cloakings
,oo Marcenes for Innings every color
80 pieces cassmeres DO
IS pieces cloths do
Xfaii assortment nssass Of silk and cotton hosiery
5,OOO yards calico, somn GOOD ~ OK Genus
500 pairs servants blankets
100 pairs fine bed blankets, twilcd very fine
100 pieces kerseys, for servants wear
rs pieces "a and sd full cloths
90 pieces plaid linseys
full assortment of cottons of every kind
Russia diapers, table damask napkins
Irish lnens, Huckaback diapers, crash
Is pieces borkngs, some l6 wide
30 pieces br0catei extra fine
so pairs lace curtains, cheap
10 pieces India satins
Velvet carpets, Brussels carpets ingram carpets
Venetian carpets,
Large and door various kinds, and grea,
ma
very Of goods buy and
bargains than else the
will please give call and examine fol-
themselves. HALL BROTHER.
Sept27-3aw4w
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EDWARD X. COLLINS a CO.,
BROWN. SIMPLIFY, 4 CO,
R. q. ROBERTS CO.,
IsKIns,s Arm. Yard, London.
% Nouc victories,
GEO n DRAPER, Bavre
these ships will be accountable for gold silver,
'"s are signed therefor and the value therein expressed
EOR sALEA brick dwelling house Georgetown,
=, h. best s and h s m s a. sS.a
about $1,000 .aus. FEET, u"sns through hs square and has els
Any one desiring can sasm'ns s premises upon
Term. onssa cash; the balance u, and -
Exchange Broker National Buildings, washington O.
A MEnicAs HOUSE, Hanover street, Boston, by
Lewis Rice Rebuilt enlarged and elegantly furnished
all the sod
Dee N div
IIsCLE TONS cAsIs.A ,suss asgueu'o,ygs Of Mr..
whehu. Gallery Pepnyvsnia avenue, AZ together
with portrait Of scnsas, the famous Queen Of Song"
d II. HOoE 4 co., whoiesai. and Retail Dealers is
carpetua floor oil cloths, mating, eursn materials
Pcnnsyvsns avenue Washington,
49,. 900
NOTICE AND REMOVAL.
."s.s'eg w ,sess hi, p,s'sn, place Of business uns
new building the one now occupied win he immedsrly
and has TAKEN ne ss" and nous" ON IN three
from The his late place Of business. where win found
usus large assortment Of books stationery
ton and order 10 reduce his
to catering his new Store, he viii sell much reduced
r. rARNHAM.
NBAn those indebted kind enough 10
call and settle their
which all ready those November
viii be pu, n III. hands of collector r settlement il very
important 20 have business closed time
make a different arrangement In business.
July e-ttfif RF
MARBLE MhNTEIA-marble Works.-The suls~crib.r
he9s leave to inform his friends and the public
his stock marble
liza, Spanish Egyptian alan marble
ana plain ~ the best quality superior nnis
which he offers for sale low for cssb Ai-o,
mb~, and head slabs marble
tells, and platforms marble til,
Isoap~sone csicired plsstcr - 80 per barrel.
Also hand lot of Connecticut
flags and suitable for building We
Of builders Others his
WIN RUTHERFORD,
July 27-3sav6m On street, between 18th and I9th,
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have received supply 81 elegant goods for
me making complete.
supply with clothing present
approaching should by all
before they purchase elsewhere
MAY a-ihf
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UANDs AND CUMMINGsS BRICK MACHINE PATENT
Rights for saMiehar Noursc Co OF this city, have been
United
1t has thoroughly tested and
throughout the be the
purpose produced Its
cesfuy worked by the application OF motive power es@
the clay and
moulded seconds, in the
thus erceng rapidly of operation other machine
for that purpose known.
patent only delayed until tho
abroad. Meanwhile NJ 90
and
a good title to the
by letter. psd at their Office, corner OF sh and
streets, the Post Office Department
June 49, odf
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Two NEW BRICK HOUSES FOR RENT.--Two new, elsbiy
situated modern style hsuss with marble maniel- fixtures
EACH and every
srntse family, will be rented favorable
panctuaI tenant, on spPhcationto - -.
T.. N. sTRATTON.
Aucuoneer and Commission Merchant,
Al 6-eodu
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NEW BuLvEHWARE.-M. w. GAIT h BROTHER Offer
IN Of siverwac,
consisting Of
Tea pitchers, gobles, cups, spoons
Forks, sdius, napkin rings, nsh knives
Preserve and Jelly spoons, cake knives
Coup ladies, siners, crumb srrapeu
Cream Iades, spoons, ice touss
Gravy ladies', pickle knives and forks, Ae.
The above all Of manufacture, and warranted
silver. W. CALI \ BRO,
Sign Of the Golden Eagle, Penn. avenue,
between 9th and 10Th streets
30--H
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TuIE UNION ACADEMY corner Of I4th street and
New York avenue,
r. RICHARDS, A. NJ, Principal,
and the usor FrsALr AcApEHy I4 between New
York avenue and u
Mn- r. RICHARDS, Principal,
will have their examinations during second
weeks IN July and will for another Hr Msnday
in September 1854 full
For further particulars catalogues r. Fam
hams bookstore Jny Ism
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Osr Bount land No 81 % issued under the act Of
IL 1850, for 81 OF
ceosgs Graham United has been lost
destroyed shall weeks from this date, apply TO the Com
missioner Of Pensions a renewal OF said warrant
Clct I-lswHw. GEORGE T. GRAB AN.
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VII ANTED an Improved Farm or from hundred
pne hundred and hfy less, within miles Of
Of from upward viii Any
son having the ahove that he wishes sell,
can and purchaser by addressing paid stating se
$3.50 ~ NJ. w. BOYD,
Octl3-2aw2w Hasersfo~n Md
Ct AUG usTA HOTEL,
tMEN8 81 AUGUSTA,
SAMUEL @. WILSON, Lessee and Proprietor
Situated North Of Brood Street three Doors Wsh@
Washtngfon Street.
having OF this first class hotel
will give his undivided attention 10 the accommodation OF
PATRONS ILL., win be directed promote
comfhr nj favor him with an opportunity to
boarding.
through travellers his daily ord'neres
will be 10 preserve The char
r 49, SAMUEL @. WILSON.
Aus a0--d7s& lswtlNov
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hereby certify the best of knowledge and belief the
above named g,aranors are good sufficient EFF.
2-Lt9O
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EARN sal N Alexandria county, NtrEinis with
alueiuct and four from the Presidests
by sell reasonable
fDm located abovs within half mile Of
as Roads hundred
twenty ty beautiful numbered land
OF this farm IL rich
winch might be
who be disposed purchase
Ball. grocer Ninth Pennsyyania
avenue, Iiorano Ball, on adjacent farm. -
Nay Il-eodu VIM BALL.
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NUriCEThs sub.eribe having entered Into eopanershp
IN Of wan. NJ ELLIS BRO are prepared TO un
and repairs Of steam engines and other ma
ehnery. -
RoN WoRks' in the city OF Wash
inson canal between 18th and x
streets VIM. Mcknsy, deceased Tho
rm having been engaged
designing and other machinery Tor The gov
mschnt OF the yard in this
themselves will be enabled give full
with which they be intrusted.
mills, by
william will this establishment
As formerly.
All thankfully received and promptly attended 70
.NafET WIN M. ELLIS,
JONAS r. ELLIS
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AW NOTICE.-sIDNEY g. BAXTER, late attorney general
II OF Virginia. Washington practise law.
pracuse Supreme Court The United States, the
Columbia,
business conhded to him.
Once Monisons building AZ OF Pennylva
MIA avenue.
Hon j. j. Allen, Hon. WIN. Daniel,
Hon. Richard Monoure, lion. q. b, Samues,
II. Court ofAppeala of Virginia. ~
TO he nd vi Circuit Courts Of Virginia
To and members Of Congress hom Virginia.
June ii-Iydswkw
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NEW York. May I'D. 1S53.-Tbs undersigned da,
~ Office, No ~ William
for the transaction of general brokerage business
Bank insurance, mining railroad, sae
securities bought and sold
Proms-ory bills Of exchange and loans negotiated
May lo-dd EMANUEL a. HART.
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Tickets $l0-halves S5-quarters 81 80.
Certificates Of packages of - whole tickets Sil0 90
DO do % half do IS 90
Do do % quarter do 81 SO
Orders packages
splendid will prompt
drawing will be Immediately
TO all who order from
Address P.J. BUCKLEY, AGENT
Nov % Wilmington, Del.
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n w. BROWNING, Merchant Tailor. under the
United Hes having enlarged and improved his
of citizens and
Visiting his weelected stock Of French and Eng
of the and elegant
styles o goods the New YORK market.
Having the purchase OF goods
United
him ofrt thes the pnbc such
the pncbaers, and In
of
goods defy ompeuuol lot their beauty STYLE and
asks call before purchase elsewhere and he will
convince hat "a your doing A
be made the most elegant style twelve
hours notice.
SUPERIOR READY-MADE CLOTHING
OF ready clothing OF
nay work, up fashionable such
and
will be sold much less price than work made
ordsT.
B-soe asea, Scouts FASHIONS for The District
Oct Il-aAwu
OSTBounty No 81 o6 issued under the Of
IL 1885, for 80 Of
q
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EXCAVATIONS AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. published,
II Improved Tables with the method sppca.
finding heights Of sections cqnivsen,
level cubic cmbank
mentst by Patrick Lyon, civil engineer.
May be had At TAYLOR MAURyT
Nov bookstore 9th
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-02-21

THE LEcTURE,-Rev. Mr. Cummings first lecture
upon Palestine and the Holy Land at the Athe.
naum, on Friday evening last, was delivered to a
large and highly intelligent audience The style of
the lecturer was eminently winning, amusing and
inssructive-a wealth Of humor and fine imagery
charsctersing his glowing narrative of travel end
graphic descriptions OF the geographical appearance
of Palestine, and the social manners aud habits Of
Its inhabitants. We advise al! who desire to par
take of an intellectual feast OF the most tempting
and substantial character, TO attend his second lee
ture tomorrow evening. Rev. Mr. D is the well
known and faithful christian pastor Of the Presby
terrain Church on Church Hill.
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NA the World.-Mr. George }. Sumner,
auctoneer, will sell this MORNING at pubic auc,
tion, commencing se 10 o'clock, the very rare and
valuable collection of the late Abran Levy, con-
sistina of Coins, Medals, and Pocket pieces from
every part of the world aud ell dates, from genu
inc Hebrew Silver Shekal about 1000 Years cid,
which was found in the Iuius Of the Temple OF je
rusalem, and dating right down to the present
time.
Each piece ia history of itself; and according TO
each PERSONS ate either for The antiquity, curious
devices, or some favorlte memento OF the Great
Brave OR Hoiy, Inscribed ON the medals.
Our citizens ought to become possessed OF one or
more !; of each of these precious relics, which will
prove them beth amusing and instructlng, and,
also, will show their refined taste.
Ii wi be curiosity OF itself TO see these antiqui
ties sold at auction. See Advertisements.
too
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CONTINUED The continued case Of Jas Lally,
charged with pidng ard abett'ng in the aggravated
assault made by party of some twenty individu
ais upon the persons Of wa:chman William Boze
and John II Bourne on the evening OF Saturday
the 5th inst, ceme up in sue order OF Saturday
last before Alderman Evans-but owing to the
unavoidable absence Of the Mayer, detained from
Court by Sickness the examination was postponed
until to day. Lsy was admitted to bail in the
sum of $500.
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THEATRE-Mr. Jas. H. Wallack, al actor of
sterling merit, makes disappearance tonight. We
hope he will moi fail to be supported as he SO emf
nently deserves. His name is enc which is here
ditariiy popular in this city. His father ore
of the most admired actors that ever trod tie
boards of our Theatre. Tee son ia true chip of
the old block, and will be certain to shew game
when he comes on.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

HusrfNes CauaT.-B Before thurman Exams Gas.
kie. Hin9feid F1ryar and Ialoes Numerous cor
tinuances were made on Saturday Of civil cases.
Commonwealth vs.. Frederick Burgamen -Indicf.
msni for misdemesnor--ca continued until the
next term, and Burgamen admitted to bail in the
sum of $500
Commonwealth rs. WfIiiam A. Cadlipp.-fhe care
of William A. Cudlipp, charged with felcnioasly
killing Robert A. Thomas On the morning OF the
9Th OF October, 1851, came up In due order, but
owing to the i'll health of material witness, Mrs
Cadipp, mother of young Cndipp, the examina-
tien was postponed until the ne X, term.
The Court Icing satisfied that the present com.
pensstion allowed to the Attorney for the Com
monwsath in this city, is inadequate for the servi-
ces performed, and in consideration of the large
Increase OF the number of prosecutions in this
court, and the constant demands made in corse.
querce upon the said Attorney, requiring nearly
his whole tme tina, but little opportunity 10 lett
hin TO devote to the practice of his profession in
other courts, do unanimously allow him, from and
after this date, as attorney for the commonwealth
in this court, the sum of $780, payable quarterly
Ordered that the court adjourn over until nexI
menth, and that all cases, matters and things, civil
well criminal, upon the docket of this court
or otherwise pending herein, and which have nc
already been tried, be continued until the mex
term.
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OF sixteen hundred pounds OF powder had sA-
ploded, overihrowing everything in its reach,
and the besiegers were about to IRE SIX others,
eact of three thousand pounds.
Never before was exhibited such spectacle
AZ that which struck the besiegers on entering
tho c;,v Twelve thousand pale, enacia,ed
h,u.a hs;,ps. scarcely able TO walk, sarren-
dered themselves into the hands OF sneir ene-
mics. and were sent into their camp, where
,,,sv were Supplied with all necessities
s;v ,bousnnd dead bodies Law unburied in the
the houses were in ruins-infanis
fo,nd lyiag on the breasts of their dead
or diving mothers, striving in vain TO draw sus-
,s,.nce from them-throughout the long gall
leries. afforded by opening the communications
between the houses, the whole track was strewn
with the bodies oil the Dead men, women and
boys for of women, and boys of tender age,
in that dreadful siege, several hundred had
fallen in actual combat. Fifty-four thousand
had fallen during the siege, and there were six
teen thousand desperately i'll in the hospitals.
Among these latter was Palafox himself. This
General, seeing the utter inutility ofpushing
resistance farther, had opened communities
ton with Marshal Lannes, without the know
ledge OF the popular leaders. There is no
doubt that these latter would have utterly de-
stroyed Seragossa, as Numantia was destroy
ed, had they not been thus anticipated. Save
Numania, Saragossa stands without q rival
in The annals Of mankind.
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II GREsS, THE REToRMED GAMBLER. .ectur-
ed isss evening in the African chnrc to large at
dispce and delivers another lecfu e this evening
10 The citizens of Richmond, in the Lecture room
OF the Second Baptist Church He. Of course. lee.
ures ON the evils of Gambling. The subject il
very exciting one. and no doubt pc win have 9
only l2h cents, bare suffciency TO cover ex.
penses. RI he lectures gas he has stated he woudl
from Il until . o'clock, no person can lose by
hearing him. As we understand IT, "ds1ts on TIE
square and suffers no beHdig. or sno~aHS
- The Courts OF the tsifs Ex 1IkL VIII
Since her sojourn ia this city, she has been LIBERAL
ly pa,ronized. and has given perfect satisfaction
All who desire to hear revelation OF the past,
present aud future" should avail themselves OF the
present npD0rtunitv. re 2t-N~
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STEALING CoAL.-belng somewhat chilly on
last Friday evening, burly negro, surnsmed
Shaderac, an emancipated slave, helped himself
to 3 small quantity Of ceal from some Convenient
coal yard, and was arrested by the watch in the
act of conveying it to his premises Shaderac was
ordered on Saturday sound fogging and to be
committed TO Jail fer remaining in the comInon
monweal.h contrary TO law.
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SAD OcCURRENcE-Ir is with extreme regret
that we sun ounce the death Of Mrs Jane ID. fsuDg
of this District under circun stances of most
painful and shocking character.
We have not the right, nor the disposition, to
enter into the details OF this case and from thence
to draw our conclusions; the true merits Of this
unfortunate occurrence can only be obtained
through judicial investigation.
We are in possession Oh no positive information
and have nothing more than mere ruinor.
II is said that on Friday last. about 10 O'Clock,
Capt l.. w. R. Blair, CT tt is District went to Mrs
Youngs for the purpose OF settling difficulty
which had occurred between two or their negros.
Capt John D. Young, the son Of Mrs Young, was
called OUT by Capt Blair, and in the of the
interview, a dispute arose between them, where
upon bows were resorted to In the engagement
brother OF Capt Youngs became also involved
Mrs \. ung, it appears came out CT The house into
the yard, and was shot by g negro man named
Hiram, the property OF Capt Blsir. who was one
OF the negros involved in the difficulty. Mrs Young,
We understand, died immediately.
How the negro came by the gun, and the full cir
cumstances OF the case, matters not for our
cosideraii0n but for legal tribunal 10 determine.
VS. therefore GJrbear further note CONNIE Mt,
and can only mingle our regrets with those of the
community on the occurrence OF circumstance
so heart rending and appalling Cdnadsa, S. C,
Journal Feb H.
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STEALING TcBAcco.-E Edward Hancock, slave
to James Thomas, on Friday evening last, stole a
small quantity Of tobacco fIom his employer and
upon being hailed and searched on his way home
by Waterman Boze, discovery Of the theft was
made. He was ordered 25 lashes on Saturday.
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WASHINGTON ITRKs.-The National lnteigen-
Ger of Friday states that the Senate has passed
ton in the Deficiency bill, which renders null one
Of the mos. important provisions of the New Coin.
age seignorsge bill. IL provides that the seignor-
age on bars and ingo.s of gold shall net exceed
the cost Of assaying and casting
The Intelligencer publishes second letter from
Governor Foote. reasseIting his right TO sppoin.
United States Senator for Mississippi
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AsLEEP-Phiip Brooks was found by the watch
asleep, upon tie pavement adjacent to the house
of Mfr. Lyons, On Friday evening last and convey ed
to the cage. saturday being first appearance be-
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STEALING BRANpY-A negro, named Albert
Jordan, hired to Henry Kraker, was brought be-
fore the Mayor On Saturday, charged with stealing
barrel of brandy, worth SIS, from Mr.. ]. C.
Thomas. the supercargo OF the sloop New-Pscket.
lying at Rockets on Thursday last
Mr.. Thomas stats d that he sent seven barrels of
brandy, together with some hams, TO the store of
Messrs. Bowler l. Wilks, Thursday last, in the at
ternocn by THE negro, who is in the employ of
Henry kraker-but that only the hams and six
barrels Of brandy We're delivered. Captain j. r.
Gwaltney and fee negro. named Benjamin Gar
diner, also testified to seeing Jordan load and carry
OF upon his cart seven barrels Of brandy.
Several Witnesses, no had known Jordan for
fifteen twenty years. testified TO his uniform good
character and correct action. The examination
then closed, AID Alderman kvans ordered jordan
80 lashes.