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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-08-08

C0MM0NdeT-EdWdfd T. NICHOLS.
Acting Adster-H r. Billings.
Acting Asaaant Suy0con-G B. Higginbotham.
Acting Asnia,asH Paymaser-W 8. Hosford.
Acting Ensi0ns-Wm. B. Cobb, w. /. Bowers, Clinton
Wiley, convalescent; Sidney Hall, eonvalescent.
Third Assiaant ERQneer-Thos. Dempsey, hospital
Acting 0wnner-Fellx Cassidy.
Masters Aates-H. W. Loving, hospital; Nathan W.
Waite
Cdptain's C1evk-John H. Hubbeli
PaymdstcTs Clerk-Chas. +. Gilmore
Surgeons .Steuord-Edward L. Bayteaux.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-08-08

Henry Keefes pleaded gaillyAen6p atsemp< ct grand
larceuy, on an abatement charging - with having on
the Fad July act stolen horse 900 hundred
dollars from John Fitzherbert The prison6 Wffo Nm
q baby about SIX r,onths old In her arms, w8Wuvb6r
husband 10 court. He was re@anded for sentence.
Jacob Young pleaded guilty TO granddaughter In tho
fourth degree, on On indictment for murder, which
charged Mn With having caused the death Of Agnes
schaeer the 9Th Of April last by beating and str
ing her.
for burglary inbe third degree tor stealing ousns,x
f wearing Apparel and other articles from the house of
George r. Leverids No. i27 Fast Forty ghth street on
tho 18th Of June last Both prisoners pleaded guilty OF
attempt at the crime with which they were CHARGED
Hsnn rcnsndcd for sentence and Murphy was sen.
tcpocd IT, the penltentiary fo< two years.
Mary sheehan pleaded guilty 10 indictment for grand
larceny which charged with stealing property 10 tho
value " seventy dollars from the house OF Opbelia
Puinoy. No ~ West asngt1o street, on the 2oth ar
July last She rcmanded for sentence.
MORE INDICTMENTS POUND YESTERDAY
shc GraSd Jury found ths following additional ui,ct
.meDts yesterday
Patrick Henrady arson arsi degree.
Thomas Cumskie, arson scccnd degree
Thomas Fitzgerald, arson second degree.
Jnmas H. whstien alias Whittier. arson second deorss
patrick Monahan, assault AID bakery.
Michael McCsbe. robbery svst degree, 1.-TWO indsct-
James X ght,es, alias whissr burglary fhIrd doQroc
Mary sbetss, grand larceny, (two indictnasnix.)
WIN. Mccarthy. gran< b,rceny.
thomas Cumisksc and Dame Mclsovern, riot.
Npstriek HcrDady, Daniel Ns6ovssn and thomas Gums
: low RaIxap. yas,s Dwt aud y>cAm schosshauer,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-02-13
From Washington.

WASHINGTON, Feb. PA meeting of
prominent book and newspaper publishers
was held yesterday, in this city. To-day, a
delegation from them, consisting of Messrs.
Raymond, Appleton, Harper, and others,
representing various parts OF the country, had
a conference with the committee of ways and
means, and presented their reasons why the
duty on paper should be reduced. 1t was
stated before the committee that it would cost
eighteen cents a pound to import paper, with
the duty all off. AT the present duty of 80
per cent, with exchange at 60 per cent, not
one pound could be imported; consequently
no revenue could be obtained from this
source until the duty was reduced.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-02-13
Auettnns.
PAWN BROKERS' SALE,
Watches and Jewelry at Auction.

* Vt NOUhI, Will be
~ sold At Public Auction on the premises on TUES
DAh rep ~ 1861 at 10 O'Clock In the forenoon, the
nWELLlNG HOUSE, No. l6 Trumbull street In the
len. MARC KENDALL Adn3tnistratnr a.
Worcester. Feb 10 1851 dsi ~ o''"'0i.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-02-13

NEW YORK, Feb I2.-CoTToN frm sales 800 bales at
92cc.
FLOUR-Saes II, 900 bbls state ana western a lOc
better closing very quiet; superine state 665 a. 80;
Eerne western 665 a. 50; southern rmer; es 1850
bbs; mixed good 40 "a 1850; fancy and extra o. 1
sl6; Canada a 0c better sales 800 bbls extra 7O %
800.
Wheat "A shade hrmer. Com lc Better; sales $4,000
bnsh; mixed Western sound " @D g3c.
Beet quet sales 100 bils countrN mess a. 81. FORK
more aetive and frmer; sales 1850 bh mess IA 50 @
IA Is for old Lard active and 1irmer sales 4d5U
bbls Sugars dull. COFFEE dull
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-02-13

NEW YORK, Feb. l2-STOCKs are dull; Chicago and
Rock Island 908 Cleveland and Toledo s93 Galena and
Railroad "a; Panama Railroad 49, Pacific Mail l67
central lis; one year certificates $50 SKIES
81 registered 9i}; skies 81, coupons y6s; De-
mand Notes 1927 Missouri skies 65i; Ohio skies lOl
American Gold I54b; Illinois Central bones l25.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-02-13
INPoR TANl DIPLOMATIC CORRESPONDENCE.
France Proposes Mediation.
ROSE WATER VIEW OF THE CRISIS.

q &c retarv wards REPLY.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-02-13
DRY Goods.

which offer 10 per cent. under present importin
prices. Also, full stock of Black and White REA
1ACES, Lace Collars, Embroidered Collars, Black Lac
Walls, Embroidered and Plain Linen Handkerchief &C
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-02-13
MR.. SEWARD TO MIR. DAYTON.

DEPARTMENT OF STATE, WASHINGTON,
Feb 6, 1867 William l.. Dayton, Esq,
.Sig'-The intimation given in your despatc h
of January 18th, No. 255, that l might expect
a special visit from NJ. MERCER, has been
realized. He called on the Sd INST, and gave
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-02-13

I OST-Between Worcester and Charles
IL Parker's in Holden, Ladies Satchel containing
articles of value. The finder viii be suitably rewarded
on leaving the same at this office. DIT f3t
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-02-13


l can be obtained free of charge, at office No
hsrrinS'c" @o~Her M stairs DIT ana
T OST-Between. Worcester and Charles
IA Parker's in Holden, Ladies satche contai:ing
articles of value. The finder viii be suitably rewarded
on leaving the same at this Office DIT fSt
SHERIFF. E-COMMON-
~ WEALTH, OF MISUNDERSTANDING
February 9Th, lS63By virtue of an execution which
issued on Judgment in favor of Samuel Harrington,
of Grafton in the county of Worcester against Martha
widow at Justices Court, said Grafton the 10th
day of January, ID. 1885, before James W. White,
Esquire, Justice of the Peace, within and Cor said
tounty have taken all the right in equity that the said
Martha W. Clark had on the irteth day of December,
A ID 1862, the day when the same was attached on
mesne process has to redeem certain NOR ;eged
real estate situated in Grafton and the that de-
w Clark to Levi c. Haywood Recorded in the Registry
Of Deeds for seid county Book 64 Page 1874, and on
SATURDAY the twenty-eighth day of NJ arch next, at
two O'Clock in the aftern9on at my office in worcester
No Central exchange shai 1heI Tor sale by public
II dsss j. DAY, Deputy Sheriff.
AEORTGAGEES' SALE OF REAL
WI ESTATE VIII be sold at Public Auction, on the
premises in the city of Worcester. MONDAY, the
sixteenth day Of arch next at ten O'Clock in the fore
fer1m U ami Sen ali a S 5a no e &
Sturtevant Farm, so called, which is conveyed by a
mortgage deed from Elkanah A. Cummings 10 the Black
stone Valley Loan and Fund Association, recorded in
the Registry Of Deeds for the County of Worcester,
Also on the same day, at o'clock in the fore
noon the premises hereafter mentioned certain Real
Estate situate in said Worcester mentioned in the
mortgage deed. and being lots numbered s. G. l. s. and
H. plan of land recorded in said Registry OF Deeds,
Book 53, Page 664. Lot No having dwelling house
thereon Lots 5 and bounding Lafay street,
lot on Grovesnor street and lots and II on Lodi street
said mortgage and the conditions
Blackstone Valley Loan and Fund Association.
BY MM. F. SLoCUM.
W. d. WHEELER,
H. $. WARREN,
Committee .o Of the Directors to make said sale;
Grafton, Feb g. 1868. d5ss II
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-02-13

NJ Office ALI kinds of domestic help
~ be obtained, free of charge" at office No. 8
hgrrnssCs s0-ner. M stairs dit ana
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-26
EInlagAL AND COMMERCIAL.
RICHMOND, June 20, 1868.

RICHMOND, June 20, 1900.
Gold is dull and heavy at 81 90 prem, buying rate
~ 20 asking rate Silver qsOted at So 50$ Back Notes
81 O5Si TO- Stocks have undergone change since last
report Groceries, produce etc. remain at about last quotations
with downward tendency in several articles including sugar.
molasseS, bacon, etc.
We learn that the Secretary Of the Treasury is about
advertise for bis Immediately for s5OOOOOO bonds author
by Congress It's ats session The law o7des that said
bonds shall be Of not les than $500 EACH payable at twenty
Yeas their date and bearing Interest at the rate Of six per
per snnum be paid in specie cotton The ben
be issued viii be in Of 81 900 EACH and the interest viii
bspsysbe In cotton of the quality of New Orleans Mddng to
be value at ca sterling pound and deliverable at the plea
Of TIRE secreary Of the Treasury at either Of the ports
New Orleans Savannah, Charleston Noble, Wilmington, Rich
mond Norfolk. We take for granted that there will be
active demand these bonds from capitalists and trading
companies. The Secretary snoud the right Of doubling
the issue bonds should the bidding justify the The
maximum CT the Law Is $4,000 geo.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-26

ux hs manner Of scsrssng AID assessing he Income tax for
s year eahtsen hundred and syhrss and for subsequent
years. 81 alcertanng Assisting and eoeeung
is az IN tnd PRESIDED That al valuations required In HeT
t,nuF assessing said and tax In kind shan
Be mase IN Confederate treasury notes.
a. That The Secretary % Treasury may presoe tes9
0ns 10 sase any Tax yer 70 pay the freSsary In ad
Fane may choose account q taxes 10 accrue
sRanst him and o obtain therefor hcas bearing Interest
ne rae 81 ave per cent year until bis taxes are payable bus
snoh certihurto shall not be Transferable. .
REQUIRES executed under u proFons
OF this Al snail be made payable 10 the Confederate stssL
sE a. In no vaIuatoa sits under the provisions Il this
sst nan sv credit uon Wheh holder viii endorse IA writing
s. srgacs to receive Coneas notes payment be valued
Approved May ist. 1868. Ie2o-lsE4v
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-26
TIE STATE ELECTION.

Although a month bas nearly ellpsed since the State
eec iOB, complete retuFRs Of the vote for Governor
and Lieutenant Governor have not yet been received,
and those that have hand have no. been listed
or counted, the Secretary Of the Commonwealth and
his assistants having been engaged in asserting the
multtudnOus papers, and ascertauing the results of
the ell eiOn in the Congressional and Senatorial Di
,rets. Toe neral Assea bly, at lis last session, en-
acted that during tie cOnunuanee Of the existing
The returns of the Congressional lection should be for.
va'dei to the Secretary Of the Com uoawealsh, who,
within thirty days aer The eleetiOa vas held hOuld
count the votes and ascertain the Of tie iepre
sentAtves elected In Of the Districts the shers
have been acting under The old law which required them
10 assemble the house Of the city county first
Jau,d in the election district and ascertain the result
Consequently, fIom those Districts only partial returns
have been received AMI in the case Of the Stanton
District from which 20 county returns had been re-
ceyei up yesterday O'clock the Secretary OF the
Commonwealth oad De compelled certify the election
OF Gov Lecber should the majority standing in his
favor be not couuebaanced before the expiration oftke
limit prescribed by law. Mr.. Baldwin has already a
certificate Of eleetO from the sheriff but he will also
receive the Seeretarys certificate as an official state
meut the vote Of Augusa county, giving him large
majority will be delivered at the capitol day or msy
have already been delivered
From the returns thu' far received and added up, we
make tie following summary:
lsr DISTRICT Ia King William and wo precincts OF
cLuond county, Montague received 1873 votes, Gar
- in Mddiesex, Montague received IA Garnett
4 MOutagues majority IN The army and from refugees
% His aggregate majority Is PIG Ar. Garrett was
representative in the las. Congress- His successful
competitor is the present LieUtenan! Governor OF Var
81 ia.
% DIsrRCE-A portion of this District, including
the city Of Norfolk is occupied by the Yankees. The
remaining portion refugees and army, give tue following
result: Whitfield ga, Malone ST. Parham 6l7, God
win $50, Hume 1863 Wbii6eld's majority over Malone
so. This District represented the last Con res5
by Mr. Chaubliss, who declined a reelection. Mr..
Whitfield member Of the last State Convention
from Isle Of Wight
Sd DIsrRicT.-Tbe vote of this city and of IL coun-
lies, as far as received resulted as fOlo4s:
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-26
1RRTVAL OF PRISONERS.

At the Libby Prison. yesterday, the third instament
of thirteen hurd ed and ftry-for prisoners arrived
from Northern Virginia, including so officers. They
we're mostly captured at Winchester, though some
t,ken at Aide and Mi6deburg, Va, and HagersO yn,
Point of Rocks and Cum ,rland Md. The list includ
several chaplans, surgeons civilians suffers, &c, The
Contri traiu, last evening" brought down eleven wo
men nd eleven negroes, taken at Winchester. They
we cent 10 Castle Thunder
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-26

TUELE soUrThs grand which We alluded in yestsr
dlys paper, took place. according Gorge
Hal yesterday forenoon. "Jm Geek excesd himself the
0eesen sy preparing entertainment. Of turtle soup, which
could not BE easily surpassed An The 6oa UUats In the city
n'sksi to The Sabhmen noon INDUCED In the saVsry
sno' many Of them also pAFting he steaks which JnhAd
dons up" in the hns style Jueps, tipped oa with mint and
saEssrss circulated freely JIM who compounded them,
vas oTeWhsnsd VT compliments. Another supply turtle soup
served tday a as sAus PGes (OPPSsts Metropolitan
Hsn)
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-26

which had been suppressed by the Government end the
editor sent Souh) had returned with the Coniederaes
and took possession of the Herald Office, he Union
aper) and had commenced the reissue of the Free
Press
Up to the hour of going to press, nothing later was
received either from Harpers Ferry or New Creek, as
TO the situation Of affairs az these points.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-26
Wy firing continues at vicksburg.
SECOND DEsrATCH.1
YANKEE RAID IN MISSISSIPPI.

JACKSON Mss, June oath, vid Mobile 25th-A small
party of twenty Yankees captured freight train at
Brookhaven the station on tie jackson aud New Or
leans Railroad, 5S miles Sjuth Of Jackson. They
burned the train and then Left taking the road East to-
wards Monticello.
The firing at Vicksburg ceased a: O'Clock this
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-26
CAVALRY EXPLOIT.

JACKSON, Mss, June 25.-COonel Lyons, command
ing cavalry outside OF Port Hudson, attacked GreTson
in the rear of Banks army, yesterday, capturing nifty
prisoners and fyseven wagons and teams and putting
the remainder TO fight
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-26

Husrrxes CouRT-Judge Lyons presiding Patrick
Teruan was tried yesterday for shooting Fayee Brooks
on the Sd of February last The jury found him guilty,
aud he was sent to the penitentiary for FIVE years
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-26

FRIDAY MORNING, JUNE 9e, 1888.

rERMs: -DAurI year $500; nOnAl $50; 10 less pc
ded $50 per month.
snn-Erznr year 5000; months, tS.o0
WuzLr year, $500; months, $500.
Ran ltance5 e. ne risk Of tie subscriber.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-26

THE ENEMY WHIPPED OPPOSITE BATON ROUGE.
OsYKA, June 25.-Cien. Taylor fought and whipped
the Federals opposite Baton Rouge on Sunday.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-26
FROM Louisiana.

OsYEA, June 9th, ,oia Mobile 25th.-The Lieutenant
and Provost Guard at Clinton, La, have been ordered
here.
Very heavy firing was heard last night at Port Hud
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-26
TELhGkAPHlU.
FROM TIE SOUTHWEST:
SKIRMISH IN LoUISIANA-HEAVI FIRING AT
Observation-Disclosures SUNK.

JACKSON, MISS, June 2i-Gen. Taylor had skirmish
with small force of the enemy at Richmond, La on
the nth.
Heavy firing continues at Vicksburg.
SECOND DESPATCH.
JACKSON, Mss, June 2i-The firing At Vicksbarg
still continues, far heay than any eve. heard.
Official dispatches state that Gen. Chalmers sunk
three transports below Memphis the 2Oth and dsa-
bed another.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-26

TuELrnE-"The Daughter Of the Regiment with Miss Ella
Wren as Madslans viii be Sgan presented tonight Also, the
comedy entitled "NIy Aupt."
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-26

whose papers marked win Gross viii under
that their Of Subscription about 10 expire, snd win
remit pro ply II tAey wish their papers continued,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-26
TO FARMEHs AND QUARTERMASTEns.

TO FARMERS AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
ASSISTANT QUARTERMAsTER GENERALS OFFICE,
RICHMOND, Va, 18Th June, 1883. !
TAX IN KIND.
The following the system adopted for the collection Of the tax
In kind
An oacer Of the Quartermaster Generals Department
signed the special charge the subject ontong Omar
ternaser with the rank Major is assigned each State Fni
QusrerasteT with Ike rank Of Captain TO each Con-
greSsonal District where practicable 10 collect the tsnh
Each Congressional District will be subcvided BY the Post
Quaermsser charge Of into sections for the convenient de-
livery taxpayer OF his quota Of prodEce and agents will
be appointed by that officer take chse OF the dePot TO be
iabished In each section.
Before depos be established the assessments
CURED the Law be made the DISMAL grain, hay
clip OF wool for the Will have been secured
To relieve farmers from the sk and Inconvenience Of storing
the Government portion well to obtain immedaie supplies
the army the Department authorizes end requests
residing where Qusrenaers
toned TO deliver the Governments tenh part Off, 70 that
Quartermaser.
law, farmers required TO deliver their t,Dh
depo than eight miles from the place OF production
they will deliver under THIS request, the Government viii pay
ter wing produce under this will give receipts pro
Queer evidence that much Of his tax 10 paid And the
Post QaaTtmaser OF the Congressional District responsible for
the TENTH G the has established and made kncTn
him, The Quartemaser oewhom the produce delivered will
receipt for IL She Post Quaerneser Of the District who
will endorse copy Of the receipt upon the ASSESSORS estimate
before transferring TO the agents at the receiving depot
LARKIN SMITH,
A. QuartermaSter Geferal In charge.
ar Enquirer Examiner, Sentinel and Dispatch copy month
jel5-1m
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-26
| LBTBODEV AT WORK on THE BALTIMORE
| AND OHIO RALLROAD

We hesr tina. Imbodon has been playing havoc with
the Baltimore aud Ohio Railroad, near Cumberland,
Nd. He hasrOt on'y destroyed buildings, locomotives,
machinery &C. bu. has blown up the Great Tunnel aud
the bridge over the Little CacapOn river Millions of
dollars worth of property involved in destruction.
This is one of the severest bows yet dealt to the
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-26
ADJT AND INsP'R eEELs OFFICE,
Richmond, June %, 1853.
GENERAL ORDERS,

Richmond, June %, 1868.
GENERAL oRDERs,l
AT discharges for d ability viii be held as conditional SePen
dent upon me bty valid only during It's Continuance
II on eSsmirsion hs durability any time found =, have
ceased tr ders win liable eonscrPton to serve the ga
term OF their nlstments This regull ion app lies 10 uo
stuts whether under the tge OF confcrIu
service are due for the war; the Cove pment hu9 nos o
deprived them for what proves to be temporary
By order, oonv,
(slgned) D TOoofha,, =
je26-1W hdlI ACC lhspI o----el-
ADJUrANT AND INSPECTOR esNs oFFICs
tEXTRlcTl RICHMOND JUDE 80 i'"''l
SPECIAL ORDERS
No. AS.
XXI Lieut. Col Eugene r. Mclean, Asst. O. NJ General, s.
Is grs pned 10 the general duties Of Inspection Of the quarter
matters Department various commands CT the teVce
hr gou the army He Will INV eiatey upon the duties OF ms
Office and will make his reports o! Inspection 70 TINS ONCE
the ~ General.
~ ' " JNo. WITHERs,
Je2a-1w As. Aejs GsnI
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-26
BY a. NJ. HAMILTON, Auc:ioresr.
DUBLIC SALE OF

DUBLIC SALE OF
4 LAND, NEGROES, HORSES, CARRIAGE
BICYCLES AND HARNESS, MACON,
PORTABLE THREsHING MACHINE, WHEAT FAvs,
TWELVE PLOWS. HOUSEHOLD AID KIfClEN FuRNIIURE
TWENTY-FIVE RARRFL5 CT CORN 40, &C..
AZ Columbia, on She James River Canal, SO
Miles above Richmond.
ON 1HIE BOTH DAY OF JUNE,
II fair II The next fair day. shall sell reqest OF Jo-
sph Hodeson ESQ., the properly which he now resides
Estrg OF several nslf lots ihy improved, with large
Dwelling Hous Stable Ice House ard with Ioe Lumber H. use
aud Servants Houses ali In good repair he dor the
largest AID lucrative business In Il county the last 80
years and OF the best PLACES for mile bus
anywhere
ALSO
Tea Mt Lots planted m Corn capable raising
ten to twelve barrels per acre. and coud be proflby
y2rttd into mari gaden One large wosory House.
With basement Stsbe Ard CarNgs House. with several Lots
enclosed Ore large Lumter House on the cans with half
Lot small Dwelling and Luub-r House, with garden
And after the sale q the above will tie five saves-a
man, boy, and three girls pair Of Hosts Carriage two
Duces with Harness Household aud Kitchen Furniture and
SPLENDID r. sh Cow and Calf
Terms really cash, short credit TO be named day Of
sale. Personally cash on delivery.
ie28-C2g' A. N. HAMILTON .Auctr.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-26
MAR RIED.

Thursday morning, Pauls Church. by the Rev Dr.
Juneg,rode, FObT. W BURKE, q Augusta county, Va,
FANNY Al daughter c Granville Gilman, Esq., Of Fredercks
burg.