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An advertisement in the Liverpool papers
states that on the re-opsning of the port of
Charleston three first class steam screw ships
will be dispa tched for that port, taking
freight and passengers for all the Southern
: and Western States.
The Charleston Mercury, of Septem Der 18th
says that Senior Moncader, the Spanish Con-
sal in that city will, in day or two, clear
vessel from that port as from the Confederate
States
Mr. G. l.. Barnard, of Bahalia, Marshall
county, Miss, has rendered to the city of
Mem phis one thousand bushels of meal, pro-
yidid the city shall furnish sacks and pay for
I the hauling.
Some hfteen or twenty negroes have been
seduced from the service Of their masters,
along the Potomac river, In King George, by
the Lincoln pirates who now infest those
Samuel g. Reid, for many years member
New Orleans, is q candidate to represent tire
second Congressional district In the Gons
fsderare Congress from Loulnana. 81
The synod Of ArAansa., ~ win meet in Pine
Hlthi or the THURSDAY before the fourth Sab
Brig. Gen: Jones M. withers has been or
1ersd TO the command OF the forces aud works
defending tha city and harbof u Mobile, Ala
: The ". o. Delta says that the fcsttffcati3pa
At Ship lsiMnA mount WITH " TOUR guns and
are nov mann sd nv !, 200 men,
The mandatory Of oil cloth has besn com.
Menced by the citizens Of Hamburg, South
Carolina.
Hon. Madison McAfee withdraws his name
~ candidate for Governor Of Mississippi.
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e 10 GEO. II. FREEMAN, IL. C.C,R.
4 DMINISTRATOk'S SALE OF LAND
"A STOCK, CROP, EURNIT{ RE &c. IN

4 DMlNISTRATOk' SALE OF LAMB
"a STOCK, CROP, FURNIT RE,&c,I IN
AA.E COUNTY Or ALBEai 4 RLE.--lu pur.
suance OF tie VIII OF Charles T.. lay iJf dec a. the,
undersigned, administrator with the VIII auu, xed
viii sell on the preInises FRIDAY the 4tA DIV
OF October next (silould tnat DE Il suitable day
otherwise, ,he next suitable day thereulfor) ta,,
tFaes OF Land OH which said Taylor died wing and
ocinS III the county OF AioeIDarle, about half A
mile nom from keswie& Depot, Ola the Virginia
central Railroad, nlId about. seven miles from the
town OF charlottesville. he tract contains about
~ acres hits comfortable DIV ELLiNti on il and
I'll other necessary oGt-housus 1t lies beiuifuiiv
ana mas sufficient quantity of wood land
At the same time and phtce, VII sell tie stock
oI Mules, horses, Cattle, Crops all the Household
and Kitchen Furniture, Farming indictments Ac..
&c, lett by the said Taylor.
Inc land Will be sold a credit OF / = and y
years ] he personal property OIL q credit of six
months, as 10 ell sums over $40.
All persons holding claims against the estate q
Tue sad i"yI"r viii present them 10 the uGG-r.
signed ior settlement. THoS. ,EoDtI
Sc t'--.odids Admir- with the viii aalt xrd
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HRApo'Rs AIRY OF THE PorOMAc, !
Sent 10 1851

frrnrraI Order, No. 70.
The commanding General has great salts
faction in IN 2king known the excellent con-
duct OF Col. j. f. b. Stuart and Of the officers
and men of his command IN the affair of
Lew insvilie on the 18th instant. On this
OCCASION Col Stuart, with Major TerriIrs
Battalion Q3th Va. Vois.,) two field pieces of
Rosser and Lieut. Slacomh, and Capta,nPat-
ricks company of cavalry list Va.,) attacked
and drove from their position in confusion
three regiments of infantry, eight pieces of
artillery, and a large body OF cavalry, infiict-
ing severe loss but mourning none.
T. BY command of Gen. Johnston.
TH0s. G.. RAErT, A. A. General
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nkAirH OF SoLDasas~Tx L.YHcHspka. The
.'hdi ton VI the sick In the h6Spitaias Lynch
sfx ts very encouraging. There are but very
setAsss OF = serious nature bnder teeatnsaf.
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NNA BakAk--The canal at fredericksburg
'As through Its banks on Saturday last
'u'm erged a considerable extent Of territory
IN The lower part of the town, and caused
,a.1 suspension OF work in all the mills In the
soWh and yicinitv
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~. "Ao Hsokas 1rEses-.Thrsc servants of
T =. Lewis and one OF Col John
a'~, Of chatberton, escaped from their
'Ass On Moaday last. A man AIMED Marks
tss trssd " the Circuit Court OF the conn in
is,Aseeny, and sent TO the Penitentiary tor
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TREASON IN INpiANA.-Feder /, papers ad-
nit that all the people Of Indiana do not by
any means bend the suppliant knee to the IL
linois dictator. A large meeting was held at
Bainbridge, Putnam county, few days
ago, at which strong peace resolutions
were passed, and denunciutIons of Lincoln S
unholy war expressed. A still larger meeting
of the same description was held in Franklin,
also, in the same State
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RAILWAY ACCIDENT On the Mobile and
Girard Railroad, a few days ago, the engine
of passenger train was thrown down an
embankment, and the engineer, VIM. Butler,
killed. His assistants saved themsel YES by
jumping of. The cars We're uniniured. ;
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AOUTHERN WAR NEWS.

Gen. JEFF. Thompson has Brush with the
Enemy-A GovernoF im Troubie--General
Lyon killed by an Arkansas Darkey-A
Fine Crop OF Babies-ComPfiment TO VIZ
ginia, &C., SC.
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HEADa'Rs ADVANCED FoRcEs)

Army of the Potomac, Sept. Is, 81.
General Order No. l6.
The commanding General is pleased to ex-
press his high appreciation of the conduct Of
the officers and soldiers under Col. Stuart in
the combat at Lewinsville, on the II tn inst.
Such deeds are worthy the emulation Of the
best trained soldiers. Three hundred and
five infantry, under Major Terriil, section
of Artillery under Capt. Rosser, and a de-
tachment of lst Cavalry under Capt. Pat
rick, met and routed at least three times their
numbers Of infantry, artillery and cavalry
without loss. This handsome affair should
remind our forces that numbers are OF little
avail compared with the Importance of cool
ness, firmness, and careful attention to or
ders. If our men will do themselves justice,
the enemy cannot stand before them.
BY order Brig Gen. LoNGsrRBET.
IT, y#e 60 PEYroN T. MANNING,
3t - 't2 A. ID. @. and A. A. Adlt Gen1.
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FUTURE DAYS

IGH CoNSTABI.E'S sAI.E--,yut -,
- sota az ,ht MA Constable Office, on FRI
bhi ~Vth DAY % SeplaMber, 1861 Il, 10 ,'slork
A NJ lot ot Ch>.irs tshests soi,,s l,B,e,ns $50
Decalters, Empty bVtties, ac.; also lot OF r.,
Old iron ard Lead. by distress Warrant in
my haiids oi Anderson, admir- rs. Moore. aiyer,
u.s. Dixon, ksuaries o.. Caliaiicr.
TEkNS-tash.
GEO. A. FREEMAN, IL Ger
fq--tis ~
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9gS. FLoYp's EsaaaRARSr AND RgrREAr-
The act of reerossing the Gauley during the
nigh, by Gen. Floyd, with his whole force. 90
large part Of which was sick, excites no lit.
lie wonder. Ii must have been accom- plished
through great degree Of defiberafion and
saeacity To prevent the enemy from sus
g~eting the movement, IL was necessary to
avoid lights The whole proceeding was un .
der cover of darkness But while these
shielded the retreat from observation, 1t also
prevented the discovery of many articles
which would have been brought away, and
which fell into the enemys hands 50
Gen Floyd had the skeletons of five regi
nents in his engagement in which he re-
pulsed Rosencranz, They We're Heath's,
Reynolds. Wharton's, Tompkins's and
McCauseland's Each of these regiments
or the SIN all remnants of them, were severely
charged, and each stood the charge nobly.
There was not sign of fear or tiinching in
any fnce nor in any act of the whole BODY or
ID any part of it.
The Georgia and the North Carolina reei-
ments which left $ ONE days since for Flovd,s
brigade, had not joined it at the time of the
battle They met 1t At SewelI Mountain.
h' LH'iN'@ ~ sAV ao6aCh "ric alSO m
ing, at last da tes and joining General Floyd
The enemy having come down into a coun-
Try where the people are loyal, he will find it
not so easy TO make hsadway. We shall in
4 few days no doubt receive tidings Of sharp
work II Gen. Lee is enabled soon to dis
pose of his adversary on Cheat Mountain, a
very different face viii be put upon the cam
pAign' and Gen. Resencranz will have to
make new move on the chess board to avoid
q check himself
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run Of their versions Of fights with the ere.
bells" Our battery was not "silenced''-they
did not wait TO give battle - but lis our Skin
fnishers emerged from the woods and Major
Terrill gave orders in q loud tone to 'shoot
down the cannopiers and horses, y they did
not even discharge piece that they had ain
position" but fled in great confusion. While
our artillery engaged their battery our boys
lay quietly OH the ground and listen ed TO the
music of shell and shot as they flew over
their heads, but did them no damage. Nc
Cleiiass In his ofiie ial report admits that they
killed and six prisoners. You will probably
receive an account Of the taking of Halls
Hill in which two companies OF our regiment
{the "Barboursville Guard, and "Boomer-
angs,") and n detachment of the IN aryland
Line supported TWO pieces Of the Washing
ton Artillery, drove back a superior force Of
the enemy, killed a number and took eight
prisoners. JCsTIcB.
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Engagement az LeTinsriHe--.4 Correction.
CAMP OF 18TH Va. REsIMKsr,l

4
Fairfax Sta ton, Sept. 18th, 1851.
Editors Of the Dispatch: notice in the Dispaseh
of yesterday, an account Of the engagement at
I.ewinsviile last Wednesday, in whieh the 7th
Virginia RegimentfCol. Kemper) il given the
credit of the affair; and several other errora
are made. By way of correction, and as d
matter Of Interest to many Of your readers,
enclose copies of the Official accounts of Gems
Johnston and Longstreet, from which IL will
be seen that the only infnn try engaged were
sos Of the l3th Va. .Regt; that we had only
100 pieces OF artillery, while the enemy had
sir ,; and that the enemy met with . con- plete
rout. And would here slate that 1t is a mis-.
take into which your correspondent seems to
have fallen, that Gen. Lonestrset's 4hrigsds
Aasbeens br. the most part oesnpyiag thsaar
taaceti postsf The l3th Virginia for psrts Of
~ has been marrhed dowa there thr.a timss--
O. the blistered feet Of ouy boyswill abundant
~ 3eetafr sands iaaeedq stnee 90 Aking Of
thee pa tieAs. orr rsgiasnt has spent atfsess
three fonrthA Of oaas time IN sdtDchsSetug the
|seyeres dRtiH ~ floaNCutposts. The otlfer
'ssgiments Of our brigade, 10th Xifsiniai "a
ia for their full share. and other brigades be.
sides that Of the gallant Longstreet, have also
been represented.
The Northern account Of the affair At Law.
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4. ARMY REGULATIONS
Aoppied ior th9 use Of the Confederate States 4,
accordance sth iase ARTS eli Congress revised
tfeia tae Cid United states Array iss7, retain.
inR vi that is e.seasLai tar Officers al tia. lime
10 which Is aided an net for the e.tailt,,,',,,,.,
and organization Of the Array es the Ceafeeier-
ate States of America Also. Articles OF War.
Ior the Governn,ent OF the Army of The Con.
foderate States Of Ameriea 81
~ Orders, 10 receive prompt attention shou,d
Dc addfsssedto WEST 4 JOHNSTON
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NEMENT.--3O bills for sale by
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Kifhmunn' Dispatth.
rursspAY MORNING : SEPT. 10. 1851

THURSDAY MOHNING SEPT. 10, 1851.
I.srsr IRON rBr NoatawEsf-s Reported
,.,,.rr,ssnf By tsea. Lee.--Reiiable intelligence
r.s received on yesterday from General
Iee,, command, which indicates the prosecu.
ZION Of a brilliant campaign in that quarter
"a the part OF our forces. The news
!. ths, General Lee, Ia vink cut out a
,sw road for \ part Of the distance, had
,,.r,hec nine thousand men TO the left or
sssrer's, which is at the western base o
cheat Mountain, and into the Staun ton ah,i
pxrkersbnrg turnpike road between Stip~r,.
and Huttonsviile, and then on ward to the
latter place, Of which he took possession. He
saeceeied IN cutting OH, by this movement,
me Federal forces, under Gen. REYNOLDS. from
The cooperation of his assistant command
stationed ON Cheat Mountain.
skirInish had occurred between nor tim.
If the Federal and Confederate commands
and General Reynolds himself had been On n.
,uted Passengers by the Central Raj road
On yesterday, corroborate this intelligence.
ana say that IN the skirmish alluded to the
FEDERAL loss WAS one hundred. and the Con
tederate loss twenty. 1t was coniectured
TIA. the entire force of the enemy on Cheat
Moaataln, owing To their hopeless situation,
would b. compelled soon to Surrender - q
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From our Southern exchanges we gather
the following items of interest to the reader
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4 woman cSleDrateQ IN w dSn1ngtOn life Il
dashing lorette, and who is reported to have
the queenly qualities OF } Semiramis tnitco
with the frailties OF Phryne. TINS house
had also been made rendezvous fC.- The re-
lief pickets. Parties were constantly sally
ing from 1t to annoy our sen tinels and u
force them back from the lines, II was
deemed necessary, therefore, to destroy the
house aud to drive away the Yankees. who
clustered aronnd it As thickIy as hornets by n
disturbed nest. .<.~ss.e ,.s..sAsi
Ash have previously stated, the artillery
corps were at dinner when Colonel Stuart
command was received. Having tho her~s
constantly in harness the battery was on TIA
road in less than four minutes from the re-
ce ption Of the order Captain Rosser inn,e-
diateiy reported himself 70 Col. Winder at
his bivou:tc, and the two then made u recon
noisance of the Held. Seeing by careful ex-
animation there would be no immediate OPP
gained before discovery, the infantry and
the battery were moyed on together. Upon
approaching the pickets of the enemy the ar
tiiiery opened fire, under cover of which the
South CHrolinians, under Col. Winder, adj
yanced and drove them from the woods, leav-
ing us in possession of their outposts. Our
lines We're immediately Strengthened and
skirnishsrs sent out 70 scour the forest
Col Stuar aoln.ag ap atthis time with few
OF his cavalry, IL Was considered prudent to
proceed up the4hill; and, If possible, destroy
the house, which was then about mile away,
The colusan Hnn ardaraa toraTasd.-A After gu--
ing euoTl ulslkpce,s bne eQerals were Seen
At distance q .tp9asnnd yards, chose o.
the house Of = man by the, aaMs, of MiaaF,
and scattered ,ibon In his Gelds..ls ApuroncA. :
inE this cautiously, coneen lsds By me daase
woods and thick dndeygrowtk Of hnHhss,s
the howitxer was run on I lsio thssroari 49,
fors In presence WAS knoWp. sndsa- sieaa
ttsown saentpgiy Into fheir very midst.--
This cauSod A6me con4tarna ton md Ia ntiy
the south Carol fnt9hs, with pornons oS q VIrs
gtniaxnd xMAfylald segimsnt. charged Is
upon ysahsn ,yands he TnnEeef- ned. beforS
About this time force was seen hurrying
towards theleft of our line. eyiden tiy With
the Intention Of Ranking US, but a hOWitzkr
was sent 70 the relief Of the left wing, and the
yankees fell back there. In Miners house
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MISCELLANEOUs,
NEW IEFIRMARY.
DR.. EYE OIL b s ,

DIR. REYN oLDs,
THE UNRIvALLED CANCER DOCTOR,
Would inform hs friends and the public he has rented
and completely sed Innunary the spacious ee.
giant rnanson No. 10 Baronne street, between COM
Streets where be will devote all his attention the CURE
Of CANCERS in their worst FORMS scald Heads White Swell
lings, and Ulcers of every description.
He REFERS with much pleasure, to the annexed certificate
MADAM A. CHAPPELI, wsll-known and highly respect
able lady Of this city
tCopy Of CeFtihcatel
New ORLEANS, Oct. IL, 1861
This certify that the undersigned resident Of the city
of New Orleans number Of years, and residing No
252 Erato street. had been for long time afflicted with Can
her breast In order have It removed the under
signed sppied Dr. Warren sons who operated is three
different times without efectng Subsequently, ap-
piled to DR. REYNOLDS under whose treatment the Cancer
eectualy removed and perfect eare made tske
this Of doing justice DR. Reynolds and in order that
others similarly afflicted may avail themselves of his valuable
services. -.. ~ rE. ... ID.
NIL II - .......z 8. A. GHAPPELI..
r ,OUIsIANA SUGAR PLANTERs' AGENCY
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Of New Orleans. hix Of NICHOLAS FITZSIM-
.-- } MONS-No. 1902 l
DY VIRTUE OF a writ OF seizure and sale,
directed by the Honorable the Second District Court
of New Orleans in the above entitled T. Parker
late Sheriff. and by said late Sheriff transferred, will
proceed sell at public auction, the City HOTEL Common
street, between Camp and Magazine Streets MONDAY,
January l3, 1862, at Il O'Clock NJ
- TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND, together nsA
with all improvements thereon, rights ways, etc,
situated in the First District OF this city. in the I'LL
square marked c. bounded by Hevia Perlis Mary
Freet Streets designated as lots Nos Three and Four
plan drawn by O. deAmas architect dated oath Marc 1851
deposited in the office Of A Mazreau Notary Pnblc Said lot
No. Three has 80 feet inches front Heva street. Al feet
inches front Periat street. Il feet inches the line divd-
ing it from lot No Two 79 feet inches the division line of
lot No. Four Lot No Four has 80 inches Hevia
Al feet 3nches front Peat 70 inches
the division line Of lot No. Three and 81 inches
division line of lot No. Five
Seized in the above suit
TERMS-Gash on the spot
. JOHN p. WALDEN,
Gharf tha -PariSh ShoEA rlanr,a
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DEUx1EsE CouR DE DISTRICT THoMY LAFoN vs.; Admi.
de la Rouyelle- Orleans. nistrarce de NICHOLAS
E-.... } FITLSIMM0NS-No Is, 052.
I'm VERTU dun writ de saisie ct vente
Ia adress par PHonorabe Deuxieme Cour de District
Nouvele Orleans dams raare ci-dessus f. T. Parker
devant sheriff par lui moi transerrs je procadera lie
LUNDI, l3 de anvier 1852 midi PHoel de la Cite
Ia Commune entire les du Camp des Magasns, la
vene pnbque adjudication de la popate don't suit la
crption. savoir--
DEUX cERrAINS LOTS DE TERRE, ensemble avec tou.
tes les am6oraons doits, privileges apparenan ST.
tues dams e Premier District de Vile dams rlet
borne les Heva Perliat ST. Mary Fere degnes
chitecte date lie q Mars 1851 epot tude Mazl.
reau noare public lie dit lot No 80 pied pou-
face la Hevia Al peds pouces face la Perilat
Il peds sur la igne qui lie tpare du lot No. 2 70
peds poaces ligpe de division du lot
une facade de 80 pisds la Hevia peds
face ID Perat 10 pieds pouces la gne au
le separe du lot No 81 pieds pouces gne qu e
pare du lot No.
SaSs dRns patfaire ci-dessus
CONDITIONS-Comptant moment de radiudicaon.
JOHN P. WALDEN,
dl2 ia6 13 Sheriff de In Parosse d 'rleans.
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sHERIFF's SALES.

1900 \ CITY OF NEW ORLEANS VI.
SECOND DISTRICT CouRT ia. GUILIOTTE AND AIS,
~. E0taG-.r y (Jaeques Arthur Gfui1lotte and
Of New Orleans. Gabriel LeBrston Deschape1es.)-
RY VIRTUE OF q writ OF seizure and sale
NJ to directed by the Honorable the Second District Of
New Orleans in the above entitled Will proceed TO sell
at public suction nj the City Hotel Common street. between
Camp and Magazine Streets MONDAY December 2 1861
at IL o'clock H. q =
THREE LOTS OF GROUND, situate and lying in the First
District Of this city in the bounded by Dryades Ram
part, Julia and Grod streets designated by be Nos and
plan drawn by L. e. Pie Surveyor dated the 9Th of De-
cemher 1859 which said lots sdjon each obeI and measure
EACH Amerca a feet inches and lines front
Dyades street. by depth Of 95 feet II inches between parallel
lines Together with all the rights ways servtudes, priv
ledgs and advantages hereunto belonging any wise s
pertaining.
Seized in the above suit.
TERMS-The purchaser to assume the payment of two
pronssory notes for six hundred and fifteen dollars
drawn by the defendants The order Of themselves and
them endorsed dated The M day of February 1855 and pay
able respectively the Cizens Bank of LouisaRa three and
four from date with six per interest per from
date until maturity and eight per interest per after
maturity until paid and The balance Of price Ut audca
tlon cash on the spot. .-
g,s f. T. PARKER,
Sheriff of The Parish Of Orleans.