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THE WAR NEWS.

There was no news Of importance from any quar-
ter yesterday The war talk on the streets was
chiefly directed TO the discussion OF the recent nes
plicahle surrender Of Fort Gaines The clara,tey
ot the "tocr who made the surrender was freely dis
cusscd aud freely denounced. The officer is
Colonel {. H. Anderson. He is a native of Mobile
where his family resides and at the breaking out Of
the was i'll the United States army mt a post ON
the Northwestern frontier After the secession Of
the States took place, he came TO Alabama, and was
appointed Major of an Alabama regiment from
which he was detached to act rs Adjutant and In
spector-Gereral on General 0laddcH's staff Shortly
Afterwards the Twenty first Alabama regiment was
raised the troops composingit being Tor the most part
from the most respectable families in Mobile, and
great many at them under the cUnscript age. The
regiment mustered in for year. not to leave the
limits OF the State but was sent to Mississippi,
and engaged III the battle of shiloh. The regiment
was then sent back to Mobile and portion of il.
placed III Fort Gaines under the command of its
colonel and the other part sent to Choctaw Bluff. -
That portion III Fort Gaines is, BY this diselacefu
surrender, handed over to the enemy. Our inform
ant who gives these particulars is at loss to
count for Andersons conduct, in the army he
considered an officer of bravery and honor
in Petersburg, yesterday, there was nothing new.
There was no shclling of consequence. The eXplo-
sion which occurred on Tuesday within the enc
my's lines the City Point road, and cause |
probably by some of Grants mining material be-
ing unintentionally let off.
The ruuored disaster to General McCausand's IS
command unfounied. lie has returned to
Romncy, having accomplished what he sent for.
lie ordered 10 obtain one hundred thousand
dollars in gold ransom for Chambcrsburg, in
retaliation for the property destroyed by Hunter in
the Valley during his raid, default of that 10
burn the town. The gold WAS not paid, and the
town was fre5l-two hundred and fcty-four houses
being destroyed. Hunters raid will cost the Yam
kee nation more towns than this one. There have
been about twenty towns burnt III the Confcderacy,
aud it takes nineteen more to get Us even with til e
Yankees
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PosTPoSEp.-The case of Mrs. Patterson Allan,
who stands charged with reasonable correspondence
with our enemies at the North, was called III the
Confederate States District Court yesterday where
upon motion was made for its further continuance
until the September term. The grounds for doing
stated to be on account of the absence from
the city Of one of the Defendants counsel well as
indispOsition to enter upon any criminal business
which will be likely to require protractcd argument
until cooler weather sets in. Judge HALLIBURTON ac-
knowledged the propriety of complying with the
notion but expressed his regret that the case could
not be finally decided at this term of the Court
Mrs. Allan then renewed her bail in the sum of one
hundred thousand dollars, with her husband as Sc
curity, for her appearance at that time.
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ESCAPED FROM YASRrE PERSECUTION Two men,
named Walter Magill, OF southampton county yir-
ginia, and Francis Marion, of Frederick county
Virginia, who have TecentIy escaped from the I.ti-
matte Asylum ut Williamsburg, arrived III this city
yesterday. From the severe treatment which they
have received at the hands OF the Yankee governors
of that institution ever since their occupation OF
Williamsburg. they had some time since made up
their minds 10 escape, and accordingly under
pretext Of going fishing one day last week, they
kept on with the boat up to u convenient point,
wheret they landed, and then pursued their journey
by land to this place. One DIR. r. Wager Is the sur
geon Of the Asylum, who is represented drunken
incompetent brute, while the general sapeiinten-
dence is given up To number Of Yankee negroes
The two gentlemen who have reached here repre-
sent that they inmates OF the Asylum for hear
two years; that they were about being discharged al
the time the Yankees took possession, but that since
that time they had been compelled 10 remain and
undergo the most cruel treatment which it is pos-
sible 10 conceive Of.
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EP0lJ lfugA n

MOBILE, August 9.--Iast night soldier train ran
into land slide between Pollards and Montgomery
and Killed twelve and wounded ffty-seyen of the
First Mississippi battalion of artillery. Last nisht
two white men and negro were arrested for cut.
ting the wires. Some Federal vessels are crossing
in the bay. The garrison IN Fort Morgan are in
fine spirits; otherwise all is quiet below.
SECOND nIsPATcu.l
PrrERsBuRG, August l0,-The explosion yester-
day is still unexplained. The enemy are eoncen-
tFating their lines ouy right, their left, and re-
ceiling from the direction of the Weldon railroad
and showing themselves In diminished force. Every
thing indicates that the enemy are throwing them
selves on the defensive. There was little sharp
shooting and scarcely any mortar or artillery rIs
to-day
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MIsCELLANTN ;.

dispatch from Fort Smith, Arkansas, says that
the rebels under Generals Cooper, Gaines and Stand
waite, defeated near that place on, the 3l1t
Union forces.
Lincoln has revoked General Hunters order ban
ishing rebel sympathizers from Central Maryland
General Hooker has not been assigned to any
command yet. lie will visit New York
Admiral Dahlgren has published letter attempt
ing to prove that his son, Uric did not write the
orders found his person.
The s0-called Governor Hahn, of Louisiana, has
arrived in Washington~
The last quotation of gold in New York is two
hundred and III. y-seyen.
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HEAVY RoBsERy.-Ou Monday last while Mr..
Henry Klein absent from his residence on
Twentieth and Main streets, his room was entered
and robbed of tin box containing two four per
cent certificates for three hundred dollars, two
North Carolins State bonds calling for five hundred
dollars each, four hundred dollars in State bank
notes, forty dollars in gold and silver and the follow
ing articles of valuable jewelry One gold chain,
gold locket one pair OF gold earrings, three gold
rings, and one gold medallion the property of said
Klein. A servant woman in his employ, named
Mary has been arrested on suspicion of committing
thn, -
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RECOVERY or Stolen Goops-On the jth of
January last, Mr. J. A. Temple lost q 10. OF
window blinds, which he recently suspected were
concealed the premises of Mr., Mary james,
living near Camp Winder. Yesterday morning he
procured a search-warTant, which executed by
Constable E W. Robinson, one of the most active
and efficient officers of HenTico county. The result
of his search not only brought To light the stolen
SASH but also Il large lot of bedsteads, bedding,
knives and spoons, which identified the pro-
perty of Winder Hospital Constable Robinson also
took possession of about hundred fowls and two
three hogs, found Mrs James premises which
he supposed stolen, and requests that all per
who have lost such will call upon him. in order
that they may examine them.
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left at Tupelo say their loss, including deaths from
diseases and desertions, WAS 700
Had the enemy come nearer to this place, whs 2
our infantry wopld have been brought INTO action,
We believe a victory as great as that Of Tishomingo
creek would have followed.
The people of this portion Of the State owe debt
Of gratitude to Generals Lee and Forrest, and the
gallant officers and men of their commands which
they can never repay. The destruction of property
in the eney's line Of march far exceeds that Of all
other raids in North Mississippi. Families were left
clothing taken or DESTROYED Harrisburg and Tupelo
were both burned
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LOCAL MATTERS.

Ara MEETING Of citizens OF Richmond held at the
Office of the James River and Kanawba Company
ON the sth August 1884, for the purpose cf deyisns
plans for the more effeetual relief of our soldiers
families and the poor of the city, the foigxng pre-
amble and resolution were adopted
Uhereas, the Directory of the Young Mems Clris-
tan Association have adopted resolution declaring
that il is expedient to restrict the work vf the Army
Committee to the distribution OF such supplies as
may be placed at their disposal for the purpose Of
promoting thecsnfort and well-being Of eur soldiers
in the field and in the hospital, and suggesting the
formation Of % Relief Committee, composed OF citi-
zens, independent Of the Associatlo or the accom-
plshment Of the great work Of supplying the wants
of the families OF our absent soldiers and poor
generally;
"Resoired, That Relief Committee, consisting Of
thirty gentlemen, be organized for the purpose Of
cooperating with the Ovcrseers OF the fooF, the
Union benevolent Society, and other benevolent in
sttutons for the efficient relei oil the poor OF
this city"
At meeting of the Relief Committee, held on
the eighth of August Colonel Thomas H. El1saeting
as chairman the following officers were elected
William Z Munford President.
ii. L. c. Baskerville, Treasurer
William H. Pleasants, Secretary
James l." Manry,
DIR. William III. Gwathmey, Directors
William Bell,
The Directory were requested to consider the vari-
ous subjects proposed for action, and seport to a
called meeting of the committee.
The following gentlemen compose the
RELIEF COMMITTEE &
HE C. Baskerville, Abner Harvey,
William Bell, Samuel. u. Harrison
DR. c. G.. Barney, Judge VIM. II. Lyons,
VIM. III. Clenmitt, j. H. Maury,
Robert J. Christian, VIM. L. Munford,
Lewis D. Crenshaw, Thomas W. McCance,
J. r. ChambeTlayne, Z. Cary Nicholas,
W. Ii. Denerson, Samuel n. Price,
DIR. G. II. Ellerson, VIM. Ii. Peasants,
Thomas II. Ellis, j. ID. X. Sleight,
DR. VIM. III. Gwathmey, John Randolph Tucker,
George Gibson, Asa Snyder,
p IT. Gibson, David r. Williams,
James Gordon. Joel B. Watkins,
Blackburn Hughes, Nm Willis, Jr.
A meeting of the committee viii be held at 5
o'clock this afternoon, at the Office OF the James
River and Kanawha Company, Ion the purpose of
receiving a report from the Directory.
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FROM PETERSBURG.

PEfERsBuRa, August about noon to-day q
heavy explosion occurred in rear of the enemy'a
lines, on the City Point road. The cause is unex-
planned. There rather more than the usual
sharpshooting and mortar shelling this evening"
The weather is sultry. There a slight rain to-
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PREsENrMEHTa fGR SELLING IIaUoR.-in add-
ton to the true bills which have been found against
parties fof selling liquor by retail in positive viola
tion Of at passed by the last Legislature Of NT-
GINA, the following persons also indicted YES
teray by the thand jury of the Hastings Court ;-
Charles Fitzpatrick and Robert Caliv;h, thirteen
cases; John +. Chambers Thomas Phillips. l..
Buns and Augustus SimCOe, three each. Henry
smith and Thomas Otcy, two each; and Richard
Emerson, Augustus Wemer and - Nelson, one
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Observation-Disclosures Is. IL. Franklin, who
suspended from duty by the Mayor a few days
since on account of certain charges which were al
legged against him, underwent examination before
His Honor at the lower station-hOuso yesterday
morning, and the evidence falling to convict him of
any offence he reinstated III his old position
At the same time the charges pending against Fabius
and Marcellus Hicks also members of the night
police, Were taken up and witnesses examined but
for reasons which were not made known, the Mayor
reserved his decision till this morning, and in the
meantime the parties remain suspended.
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FLAG-of-fRucs BORA hag-of-truee boat ar
nved at Varina Tuesday afternoon, bringing one
hentenant-eoionel, thirty surgeons, two ehaplans
and two ladies. Yesterday morning Commissioner
place To meet the Federal Commissioners Of Ex-
change; but they having failed up 10 = late hour
last night to return to the city II Ia theeiore not
known what the result Of their interview. Ths
steamer Schultz II expected 70 take u load of
wounded Yankees down 10 vaIina this morning u
be sent North.
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FROM GEORETA

ATLANTA, August 9.-Last night and this morn-
ing passed without any demonstrations the part OF
the enemy. Some few shells are still thrown into
the city without doing any damage. The eneInY
evincc disposition to extend their night further,
which rests near the Campbcllton road captain
and lieutenant, from McCook's raiders, who DESERT
ed from army last winter were captured yes.er~
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FROM THE UPPER POTOMAC.
FROM GRAST's ARMY.

a dispatch fsom the Army of the Potomac states
that the rebels exploded mine under OF our
works .in front of Petersburg Friday, but sue
cepdel III doing very little damage. The rebels
managed their mining operations very badly, and
the eNplo,On took place forty yards in front of
works. They attempted assault afterwards, but
were repulsei with considerable loss. Both armies
engaged III strengthening their defensive works
few days since fifty rebel deserers attempted to
come into our lines III body, but our troops, not
understanding their intentions, tired on them, and
twenty y-nine OF the number were killed or wounded
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The steamer IIbernia has arrived with European
adviocs to the twenty ninth ultlmo.
1t was rlmorcd that nine months truce had
been agreed upon at Vienna.
Consols closed at 81 d90 for money.
The Confederate loan was active at improving
rates.
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To RE DECIDED To-DAy.-Judge iitly burton yes
terday announced his intention to deliver this
morning his decision in the hateas corpus case OF r.
DORSEY Ogden, who claims. exemption from the
Confederate service the ground that he is a sub
ect of Great Britain and intends returning to his
native country The decision is looked 10 with ,auei,
interest, it involves great many others of SIM
liar character.
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jon PRINTING NEATLY ExECUTED.
BY TELEGRAPH.

tsEPoRrs THE rHsss ASSOCIATION.
Entered according TO act Of Congress in lie year
1868, By j. 8. Thrashcr, IN the Clerks o1f1s af
the Dstrct CDnrf AZ the Confederate Stases for Tie
Northern District Of Geoygia
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THE LATEST FROM THE NORTH.

We make the following summary of news from the
Baltimore AmsricIH OF the 9th instant:
The .ia,cricaH IS exultans over the news from Mo-
bic, through rebel sources and by the small vie
tory in Hardy county, Virginia.
FROM THE UPPER POTOMAC.
Our intelligence from the Upper Potomac asserts
that the rebels nave again left this State Hagefs-
town was rc-occupied by our forces on SATURDAY.
The rebel retreat is said to have been made i'll great
haste the movement OF forces or the south side
of the Potomac threatening their rear
General Nrrhts command, composed of the
Sixth and Niuth corps, crossed into Virginia on
Saturday, and the prospect ior battle IS therefore,
regarded imminent The main rebel force, under
General Early, i reported to be retIcatng on VIM
chester. Before leaving Hagclstown the rebels az
re>t~ ard carried of two prominent Union citizens.
tienera sheridan has been temporarily placed i'll
command OF the dctonccs OF Washington, the Mid
die department, including Maryland, and the De-
paTtlntnt of the Shenandoah.
General icl!y reports, the authority Of a scout,
that General Averill overlook the rebels at Moore
field Oh Sunday, attacked them, AMI captured all
their artillery and i've hundred prisoners.
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HusTISes CoURT or MAGIsTRATRs-In this Court
yesterday the only of interest which came up
was the charge against James and Charles Harris,
free negroes Henry, slave of Fanny Wingo, and
Henry, slave OF Bette T. Tnsley of burglariously
entering, in the night time, the 25th of july the
house of Alexander X. Holiday, and stealing
therefrom upwards of six thousand dollars worth of
groceries. The two Harrises sentenced to be
sold into absolute slavery, and Mrs Tnsleys Henry
was ordered 20 be sold beyond the limits of the
State of Virginia Mrs. Winso'5 Henry was dis
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bhNalLIE FEMALE COLLEGE.
"hokGE LA MONTE, A. NJ, President.
r,s ~, DaiYiile, Virginia
with t',1 session viii open September ist, 1864.
loeation ii and experienced corps Of teachers The
Apnlg -. = sale and healthy. Terms moderate =
~ sany asany. The number of pdpils is limited,
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IHfKsEN u =
Richmond, August 4th, 1864.

NEW CONCERN.--fhe undersigned have this
day formed co-partnershp, under the firm and
style OF WILLIAMS y NORFLEET, for the pur-
pose OF conducting General Auction and Commits
sion Business, and have taken the large and commo~
dious warehouse on the OF Main and Thir-
teenIh streets. We shall be constantly supplied with
the most choice brands Of Chewing and Smoking To-
baCCo, Cotton arms, Domestic and Woolen Goods,
direct from manufacturers Of established reputation.
Also, all classes of goods now To be had Conagnees
may rest assured Of prompt and especial attention.
To their interests. Liberal advances will be made
all conSignments in hand. Consignment. of country
produce will also be attended 10 and pIompt returns
made. ID. L. WILLIAMS,
n. NJ NORFLEEf,
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We understand that TO Miss Lee OF Pennsylvania,
and Miss Jennie Hudleson, of Indiana, the party
Acbted for those ingenious ard appropriate de-
vices. Very likely, for wit and satire for traitors,
and cordial welcome TO the loyal and patriotic, are
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-08-11

EEOOP SKIRTS RENOVATED.-Ia
dies, by calling at us Broad street, up stairs
between Eighth and Ninth, south side, can have
their Hoop skirts RENOVATED III the best styie
and upon accommodating terms. The highest price
paid for OLD STEEL for skirts. lI--3te
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3itl,utouo 9ispattb.
THURSDAY MORNING AUGUST IL, Is6-

The DAILY DIsrATcH il sold to News Dealers at
TWENTY CENTS percupy. Cry CARRIERS are author
Hed 10 charge oSE DOLLAR AND FIFTY CENTS Der
week to regular subscribers
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A meeting of the c2mmitteo win be held at
O'Clock this afternoon, at the office OF the James
River and Kanawha Company, Ion the purpose of
receiving report from the Directory.
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SUGAR,

DRESEREING SUGAR,
English Crushed Sugar. very white,
Fine and Medium Brown Sugar,
Old Government Java Coffee, genuine,
Old White Iaguayra Coffee,
English Breakfast Tea, very superior,
Prime Famy-cured Bacon,
Extra Flour,
Genuine Durham Mustard
London Pickles,
800 one-fouIth boxes Sardines fresh importation,
800 one-half boxes SaTdines, fresh importation.
WINES AND LIQUORS
Old Iinta Madeira, vintage 1901, warranted,s
200 bottles pure Old Madeira late Judge Stanard's
importation,
200 bottles pure Old sherry, late Judge Stanard's
importation,
100 bottles pure Old Port,
200 bottles pure Old French Brandy,
Stuart's Whiskey, Hangers whiskey, Blacks
berry Brandy, &c.
These are believed to be the only pure Wines and
Liquors sale III this city
For sale by L.. YERBY
au 9-eodlws No. south Twelfth street
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I L'oHOL, &c,
= casks pure Whiskey Alcohol,
= barrels Sorghum,
~ Kegs Isl Carb. soda,
. barrels Epson Salts,
f.s, ~ dozen French Calfskins,
an store and fer sale bv
aa 5-e0da KvSr pAr.,, .. co
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ID DOCKBRIDGE BATHS.


NOflCE.-A meeting Of the Stockhold-
Y ers OF the BEiviDklsE MANUFACTURING
COMPANY will be held at the Office Of the Eranklils
Paper Mill, on WEDNESDAY, tho isth day Vi Aus
gust 1861, IL o'clock NJ. IL lis necessary that tho
Interest Of every shareholder shoah be represented.
either in person by proxy. business Of impors
tanee will be brought before tlis meeting.
H. W. LUBBOCK,
ly is-lm Secretary ami Treasurer.
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Et@ For DREWRY's. CHAFFTN's BLvrF
AND THE SQUADRON STEAMER JOHN
III. PARKER, Captain L. NJ. McKoCN, leaves her
squadron every morning ut seven O'Clock and every
evening at three O'Clock, stopping at all the points
on the river. Passage each way Two Dollars. Per-
sons belonging to the Army and Navy half price.
au l0-3tT
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s3if,,uouo 9ispattt.
~ : 4. c0WARpiN s 60.

- ,rlu is published daily, IsnndayH ex
TRf ui'" ',o,v pn1I4Rs for twelve months
s@ posr~ for ax months rks '"assFs Snnn,nm 70,
e,<fs wy nonta,; T q rora DOLLARS for one "'"'"''
s5ya'',e. ,,,nces by mail are at the risk Of those
make thcB.
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HORSE FOR SALE.-A No. l Cavalry
Ill HORSE young, sound and stylish Walks
rapidly and iopes finely, Address ''C. b." Dis.
patch Office, au a-Ats
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NOTICE,-Uaying, in accordance with the above
announcement retired from the auction and COM
mission business, return my thanks TO my friends
and the pubic or the liberal patronage extended tn
in my business connections heretofore in thus
city, and respectfully ask continuance Of their fa
to the eoncen of Messrs. WILLIAMS SC
NOEFLEET, Richmond. Va.
au lot GEORGE ARENTS.
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EX3 EoR DREwRY's BLUFF.

IcE, icE, For SALE Can be had III
any quantity at all hours of the day, at the Ancci-
can Stables, corner of Tenth and Cary streets
" Its B. W. GREEN
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

ET HIRING. LIVERY, AND SALE STABIEs,
Walt street, Richmond Virginia. Horses Bugeies,
and Ladies and Gontcmcns Saddle Horses for hire.
Horses taken at livery by the day, week month
az the lowest prices and the best accommodations.
Horses, Bugg'cS ami Harness sold on commission.
For sale an excellent Cavalry Horse. Also, hight
PhFtun. TilOS. EUSKEII 4 90,
au lit prop,ictors.
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NAND PAPER SAND PAPERL-Wa
Paper, OF all tho different Sizes which warrant
equal to any imported, and which We can sell lower
than the article can be imported at. We call tha
attention OF Raifosd Superintendent and tho pro-
solicit a trial Of our paper and the encouragement
of home in.auiaeiure. Address orders 10
H. }. MAl0NE Il co,
an s-I2t Pvst-ofiioe boz tn7z.
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s5 SPECIAL NoricE VIII be added to
our sstlr, to-day,
bbls. New Orleans mu!asses,
81 kegs Old Dominion nalis
2nu bottles French brandy
5 demilohns medicinal rum.
prime Rio coffee,
~ pd,hag,s lard,
80 phie Vinegar,
cigars. b!oumS, turUip seed, &c
AbnlTIuNAL:
lo hbls. tirs'-pyoot whiskey,
in bhl>. Jamaica rum,
10 hbls. Coeuae brandy
| thes; superior ten
HARDI WILLIAMS. Anctioncers.
au tl-.l