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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-01-11
CURIOUS REQUEST.

Senate Of Pennsylvania, December %:
The Speaker laid before tho Senate the
petition Of Joshua Barney, stating that in
April, 1882, when he con. manded the ship
HYder Ally, belonging TO this state, captured
his Bri.anoic Majesiy's ship the General
Monk, for which the State Of Pennsylvania in
general assembly voted him SsvOrd--that
the petitioner when in France had the mis-
for,sne to have his chamber broken open end
his sword, with many other articles of value
stolen from him and praying that he may DO
authorized to have another sword made, with
the same aemblcms end devices as on the
former one, at his osca rIhence.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-01-11
COLLECTO TOk,S OFFlCE,
South. KIu0cfoq6n

NOTICE is hereby given, that by an act OF Com
\ gress, entitled can act TO provide additional
revenues for defrsyng tho expenses Of government.
and maintaining the public credit, by duties on sales
at auction, and licenses TO retail vines Epirituos
liquors. and foreign merchandise. sAd for increasing
the rates Of postage, passed Odd December, 1914,
an additional duty Of one hundred per csntum on
sales at auction and an additional duty Of fifty por
feet from the lst day Of February, 1913 coniorma-
bly, to which act that can be inspected at this Office
new obligations are imposed on suctionsers and the
said additional duty licenses to retailers IL to bc
paid, on written application to be made by them, a.
we'll by thusc who have obtained licenses ct periods
extending beyond the first day Of February, i8iS,ss
by others. in the way therein prescribed, srresaby
to forms which be obtained from the Collector.
Given under my hand this fifth day Of Jan. 1915.
.s,.s JAMES HELMH.
Collector for Sd Collection Disfrics of Rhode. bland
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-01-11

NOTICE is hereby given. that by a act Of Can,
~ gress, entitled " an Act 20 provide additionat
revenues for defraynB the expenses Of government,
aud maintaining the public credit, by duties on sales
at Auction, and on Licenses to retail Wines. spri-
tuous Liquors, and foreign Metehandixc, and for
1914, AN additional duty Of one huodrtd per cent
On sales at Auction, and an. additional duty Of fifty
per ccntum on licenses 10 retailers arc laid TO take
etfrrtfrom the LIST day Of Feb 1915 conformably
TO which act that can be inspected at this Office.
new obligations are imposed on Abcioneers, and tho
said additional duty licenses 10 retailers Is to b
paid, on written application TO be made by them, ~
we'll py those who have obtained licenses Tor periods
extending beyond the first day Of Peb. Ieis, as by
Others in the way thsrcin prescribed, agrscsby 10
forms which can be obtained from, the cotc etor.
CHRISTOPHER 6 GERRY,
Collector Of fdkRspsnue Jsv the yfru Csiecnon
lJlL] Aisfrics Of Rhode leland
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-01-11

enough TO encourage their perseverance,
We are indebted TO Baltimore not op'y sfor
the aid, which their ingenuity in ship-building
has given to fast sailing, by which our ships
have been able to escape from the enemy.
Boston Chronieie.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-01-11
NOTICE..

TIE creditors OF TU0M9S BROWyN, OF South
xjngsfswn. in the county OF Wasafggssn, are
sreby notified to sppeAr At the next session Of the
&c. ,eral Assembly 10 be holden A. Eastcreenwich.
on th ,as Monday Of February next, 10 shew cause,
Il any cy have. why the prayer Of his petition for
the beneb Of an act passed June, 1885, ought not 10
be granted. Y,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-01-11
DIED,

DIED, =
In this town. on the 27th ultimc. Mrs, TAH,rxA
DAsisI, aged 20. widow Of the late Mr.. Peter
Daniel ~
On Friday last. Mr., Fosss csrsss. aged 81.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-01-11

Sailed from Portsmouth, private armed
brig Guerrero, Capt. Burnhsm, OF this port,
on cruixe. Ths priva,eer sch. Mammoth,
Capt. ]. Rowland, Of Baltimore, sailed from
Portland, on Wednesday last.
The Charles Stewart privateer sailed from
Portland last Friday on y cruizc.--Thc Ma
cedonian, Capt. Townsend, went to sea from
Portsmouth on Saturday.
Tie brivate.srmed vessels Ul,or, ,Saranaek,
Croghan, Java, Gallant Huli, James Law
renee, Orb, Matehlcss, Tuckahoe, Iris, Ca
lypso, Diamond, Water Witch, Adela, and
8 or 10 Others, have lately sailed from South
crn ports.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-01-11

where 80 thoroughly heated as 10 prchn;s
within the appearance Of sheet Of fire. The
Theatre was unusually crowded the FIRST
act OF the play was finished aud Con. Mac
donough, in honor of whom the Theatre was
illuminated, had just arrived and taken his
seat, when the 6re commenced. The haxar.
dous situation Of the Theatre and of all with
10 was soon announced from tho stage, when
the audience retired without much confusion
and without any injury.
Among the buildings which were thus de-
stroyed, are the extensive stables of Mr..
Goodyear aud Mr.. Sanford, and the dwelling
house OF the latter. These persons, VIC un.
derstand, are SUITES TO the greatest amount.
There are, however, number Of very poor
families, who arc stripped Of their little all,
aud who have now strong and Irresistible
claims upon the charity Of their fellow-ci,i-
zens.
There are strong reasons 20 believe, that
this alarming fire was the work Of an incsn.
diary. Mr.. Goodyear, the owner Of the sta
bles in which it originated, has we understand,
discovered, at three different times, evident
marks OF an unsuccessful attempt to set his
buildings on FIRE. II is strongly to be hoped,
that the wretch may yet be detected ana pon-
;shed.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-01-11
NEWPORT.
WEDNESDAY, J.S.vUdRY 1915.
NATIONAL FAST.

I -
In conformity With the Presidents Procla-
nation, Tomorrow, (l2,h Januafy,) will be
observed throughout the United States, as
day OF Public Humiliation, Fasting and Prayer.
Atthe Annual Meeting Of the Stockholders
OF the Newport Bank, on Wednesday last,
the following gentlemen were unanimously
chosen Directors for the present year, viz H.
CONSTANT TABsR, SAMUEL VERsos, tn.
q. PIrMAN, john SLocUM, SILAs DEAN,
HENRY Moore, JOHN CooGEsHALL, AsHER
ROBBINS and JOHN &. PHILLIPS.
And at a meeting Of the Directors on The
same day, CoSsrASr TABER, Esq. was bn.
animousiy reelected President.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-01-11
.1djaIanf and I''ssfeefsr GeneraPs CD'te, De-
eeavbsr 29, 1914.
CpNGHAr ORnHQc

An field and company officers who arc absent froa
their corps, by furiough or Otherwise, except those
on particular dsty, and such a. are designated for
the recruiting service, will forthwith repair to their
RESPECTIVE rcgimests and corps go
The AdjutsDts General Of the several districts
and divisions, and the cofnmsndsnss Of reeiments
and corps. win transmit TO tbis Office TO be laid be-
fore tie secretary Of War, the names Of all oficers
Who fail 10 report themselves for duty eonformably
to this order. ~
TIC names of those who report sbsenf BY yreason
Of indisposition. will also be transmitted, designa-
ting such ~ accompanied with certificate cf
inability. .al ~
All officers arriving 81 the seat Of government win
Immediately report themselves 1t this Office, that the
Secretary Of War Snsy be advised Of their orders
and address and in like manner, on their arrival
At the head quarters Of district. they will report
at the Adiutsn, Generals Office of each disstiet.
py efder OF the secretary Of War. 49,
D. PARKER, .dt q Inv -csr(
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-01-11

We have shc good ,idings tina, the spiri,
Of naval adventures continues ihroughou; The
saion. The soalketh states hafe hai success
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-01-11

A letter from Teneriffc, dated Sept. a.,
(says a London paper) mentions, that tho
merchants there were in tho utmost distress
both for pipes and money, to eask and get in
he wines and that of 100, 900 dis. which has
,ceu sen, out from England, 10000 oft Gn.
ended for o Mr.. H. had been captured by
she Americans.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-12-23
NEw-GLASGOW ACADEMY.

YENtE Trustees OF the New-Glasgow Academy
n having committed to Joseph Jones Monroe,
q oyney at law, the superintendance of the lite.
~ concerns of the institution, and having asso.
ed with hun Luther NJ. Hitchcock, Esq. who
acquitted himself heretofore as preceptor
several seminaries of learning to the North
ward, in manner perfectly satisfactory to all
who were interested, announce to the public that
on the LIST OF January next it viii be opened, for
the reception of Pupils in the following branches
OF educatlon-Reading and Writing with Gram.
NAUTICAL Observation-Disclosures Greek and
Latin languages, the elements of Mathematics
and Polite Literature according to the most APP
proved systems now practised in the schools.
The ices for tuition will for the inferior BRAN
ches be Is dollars per annum, and for the supe-
FLOR IS dollars.
Mr.. Monroe being possessed of library of Sc
tect authors on Municipal law, will receive a few
pupils who are DESTROYS Of information in that
useful science.
New-Glasgow is situated in the most healthy
part of this state, and board can be obtained for
any number of students in respectable families
on very moderate terms.
.New-G Glasgow academy,
NoUewber 18th, 1915. t28D
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-12-23
FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.
A

E'KoM the subscriber, on Monday the 29d nit.
my Servant Boy HENRY, (taking with him
dark bay nicked horse, which / purchase IN
Petersburg, in the fall of 1879 bright mulat-
to- about 20 or 81 years old, upwards of S feet
nigh, OF rather slender form, with scar OF,
one OF his temples and mole on one side of his
lace his clothing will probably consist of a pair
each white dimmity, black cashmere and stiped
nomespun pantaloons, short blue round. Jacket
lined with flannel, and pair Of short laced boots
Sad servant l purchased of lieut.. Howson ofthe
Regular army, with whom he had travelled con.
slderaby in the Northern States, and probably
WIN " ia. attempt to get to Petersburg, Richmond,
anun or Norfolk, where he is pretty well
acquainted. will give the above reward for
experimenting and securing said servant and
horse so that Iget them agai
Hamilton, N. Carolina,
November 4.
The Editors of the Virginia Argus. NorfoIk
fieraid' and Baltimore Patriot, viii insert the
above adver'lsement in their respective papers
- t'mes, and forward their bills TO the Office of
the N petersburg Republican for payment.
A'"'' Ao' 4t
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-12-23
JOHN BEE,

or Clinton, Oneida County, New-YorIz, is anxi-
GUS % obtain information Of his brother. Christie
pher Bee, who came into the United States soon
after the Revolution, as an agent ofJohn Belt, an
Iron Founder, Of Carrow, Scotland II is soppos-
ed thathe pursued the Mercantile business At
Charleston,S Carolina, or its vicinity, and finally
settled on a plantation in the State of Virginia.
Any information from his family lin case he IS
not living or any person who may have known
HIM IN his life time, WILDE gratefully received.
Nov. % ~.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-12-23
STONE WARE.
THE SUBSCRIBER HIS orHAND AT HIS mANurAcro.
ny, A LARGE QUANTITY OF
s. n O .H 4 " A II T.
SUPERIOR QUALITY AND WELL ASSORTED.

OF suPEaIoR QUALITY AND WELL ASSORTED.
Is carrying on the business very extensively,
and viii deliver the Ware in any part of the city
lree OF the expence of carriage, and at the New
York prices; the freight from thence to this
place would average 20per cent. at least Under
these circumstances, he is induced to hope that
few, it any, viii send their orders abroad, when
they can be supplied at their doors, with better
Ware and on far better terms.
The following were the prices in New-York
previous to the late war, and he is determined
that no Manufacturer in the United States shall
under-sen him at any time
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-12-23

VIRGINIA.:
It Rules holden in the Clerks Office If N. S,,,a
uor Court of Chsncery for the Richmond njs.
=, 'riet the 26th day of June, 1915. -'''
George Watt E,,,,,.,1
9gdinst
william ,; SHAW, Archibald Foster, and VIM. Dunn
anu W imam Ira"'ord merchants and paItners
min Defendants.
hES defendant William Shaw not having enter.
eh MS appearances and gwen security accordr,, to
,ne Aet o. assembly aed the Rules of this Court.
and it appearing by satisfactory evidence thai he 10
not an inhabitant Of this country Il Is o-dered.
That the said Defendant DO appear mere ON the
hrst day OF the next term and answer the bill OF the
serted IN some newspaper published IN The CITY
OF Richmond, for two months successiyeIy ood
City. '"e '"'N
"A copy.--Teste,
~ ., mn. ". Hening, c. C.
wv SSs v8W.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-12-23

DRY GOODS.
The subscribers are no.v receiUing from the shib,
Brilliant and Canton, direct from England,
FIFTY-FIVE PACKAGES OF
DIP GOODS,
Which they offer at private sale for a few DAYS.
after which. should they not be sold, they viii
be sold at auction, after notice thereof is given;
they consist of the following articles:
Cases Damask shawis,
Manchestry, Velyeteens and Cords,
9 Dimities,
4 Jackonet Cambricks,
1 Spotted Cambrickss
9 Sarsnetts,
3 Cotton Shifting,
] Colored Musling,
Ginghams,
Damask 70 and Cd,
Furniture Calico,
! Elegant Counterpanes, 104 10 1914.
Elegant Callicoes,
2 Coarse, do.
Is Bales Blankets,
Cases Cotton Hosiery,
9 Irish Linens,
1 Toilenet Nesting,
Par'fhiits, Dunlop & Copeland,
.4ueh0neers.
Four elegant Floor Cloths,
Shy 1913 by 17-12 By 1918 by Is feet,
TWO HANDSOME
PHILADELPHIA yh.4DE GIGS,
swITE PLATED HARHEss.
P.D.&C.
Sept'V If
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ONE THOUSAND DOLL.8RS
A YEAR, CLEAR INCOME WILL or 1,,r


SURED FOR $500 DOLLARS.
HNHE Editor of the Republican Constellation.
Il being anxious TO get out of debt, and TO en-.
large his business by commencing Book PnIST.
ING extensively for which favorable opportuni
ynow offers wishes to engage partner, to whom
ne VIII dispose ot halt his office and establisb
ment. The Office, he believes, is as COMPLETE
ior country office, as any IN the state of Virgin
IA, having two presses in operation and one NOS
up, winch with small expense can be made an
elegant press. Ills price is $500 dollars cash
for Winch sum he viii ensure his partner ore
thonsand dollars year clear of all expense arts.
ing from The bushes, from the commencement sc
the partnership.
10 temperate man, who is decided Ne.
publican, and Of an accommodating disposition
lno Other will be receyed) and who T. = about
5OOO dollars which he may design to Commence
business with--that is, $500 dollars as purchase
money, and 500 to put in trade, with the likesu,n
from the editor, an opportunity 10 now offered 10
DO good and much more certain business thao
merchandising. Book Printing being aided 40
the present business of the office viii aIf,rd q
handsome additional income.
mechanical Knowledge Of printin, &c no.
required, By the Editor, as a necessary c1iaI,6c..
ton in partner.
Any information respecting the hesltb;nese p
fertility OF tins part Of the country. tbe eV,eo'
OF maintaining family, &c. &c. can be nbfa;-aS
oy a ine directed TO the Editor, post paid 49,.
shall be promptly attended 10.
Winchester, Va. Nov. II.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-12-23
NOTICE.

THE Subscribers have this day entered into
eo-partnership in the Book and Job Printing Bust
ness under the firm Of Du-Val and Burke Their
Office is at the place lately occupied by Mr.. Sa-
muel Peasants decd. and more recently by A. G..
Booker & Co. They are prepared to execute
Handbills, Cards, Circulars, &c. &C. in the best
style, the lowest terms and at the shortest no.
tice. From Their attention and assiduty to their
business, they confidently expect share of pub.
lie patronage.
PHILIP DU-VAL,
JOHN BURKE.
December ID, 1915. st
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-12-23
RUNIFORD ACADEMY.

The term at this seminary, for the next year
will begin on the 18th Jan. and end on the iStb
Dec. following, with the usual vacation. The
course will comprise the Latin Language. the e..
Elementary branches Of the English, and such
OF the sciences as are commonly taught in the best
schools. The literary department viii be conduct.
ed by MIR. Ro. Garliek Hill, whose steady habits 6,
mental attainments combine to recommend him
as an able instructor Of youth. Terms for board
including bed and candles $50. Tuition $50 /;
TO be paid quarterly in advance Notes Of hand
will be be expected Of them who find IT inconve-
nent TO send the entrance money. The situation
is as healthy as any whatever.
RICHARD HILL.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-12-23
&O TIER

@ A petition viii be presented by
sundry inhabitants of Hen1co and Gooc5.
iana counties. to the General Assembly at
i i next session, praying the passage of a
iaw' Incorporating company authorisaA
to reader Tuckahoe creek navigable.
August g. rs
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-12-23
Notice.

VIRGINIA:
1T Rules holden in the Clerks Office ofMe S.be.
nor Court Chancery far the Riclnord Dis.
trtct, the goth dayof October 1915.
HemFy Ihdrpe and Elizabeth his rUlte, and Pete,
Stone, and Harriet iStone i1fnts 6y Henri,
Thorpe, their nert friend PLaistiE.
.AgGiHss
Peter Baalgh, Thomas l.. Threat and I'm. G..
Elan, De6.
The defendant Peter Bauch not harsuo- egte,eg
ms APPEARANCE and gtUeH security according 10 the
net Of -4sSem6B and the Rules Of this Corr
aada aPpeG'1hg By satisfact3,y eIidence, Thai
he is NOT an i'lta6itant Of Aas country :. II is
ordered, That the said Defendant 40 a5bsar here
on the Seventeenth day oftle nsrt tern, ara o,,slpe
me 6tH Of the P1aint!6'; anil that a cobg of tbs
order be forthwith inserted IN same ,igIo,6abs-
P''6SshediH the City Of Richmond for trgo months
SltccesstUey and posted at The from door oftLe Ca
Pi'0biaths said City.-Y4 Coby, Teste,
I'm. w. HE.HrYyVG, C. C..
'"O' IL zU8U.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-12-23
TO BRICK LAYERS AND MAKERS,

WANTED good Brick-layer, to build the
w Academy, now begun on Marion Hill
the work is TO be neat, and to be done directly.
The undertaken can be furnished with three
fro.set hands, and some attendance.
ALsO WANTE one million Of bricks made.
(some this fall, and the balance next spy;nr1
another million will be wanted next summer o
Apply to
August so. etf
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-12-23
THIS is no GIVE NOTICE.

THAT all persons having claims against
the estate Of Watson Patman of Henrico County,
decd. are requested to bring them forward for
settlement, properly authenticated on or before
the 9th day Of June next. And those indebted 20
said Estate are requested tomake immediate pay
ment
ELIZABETH PATMAN.
.4dmiHishafrir
Dec. 3. 6tp
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-12-23
$50 DOLLARS REWARD

IoU DUIlLARS REWARD.
4 INSERTED from Camp Pendleton, Hanover
- county, three soldiers:
isaac CURTIS, five feet four inches high.
dark eyes, dark hair, sS'low complexion, by pro.
tesslon farmer, and was enlisted in North Caro-.
lima.
THOMAS .N:4JvC,E, five feet eleven inches
nigh, dark blue eyes, light hair, and by profession
farmer, and was enlisted in North Carolina.
JOHN C.4RR, FIVE feet ten inches high. 90
years ofage, blue eyes, dark hair, fair complex
ION, was enlisted by Colonel Hamilton, North Ca.
rona, Surry county; it is expected that the above
deserters have gone the route towards North Ca.
roilna,and whosoever willappreiend the above de.
serters, and deliver them to any officer in the
United States srrny, shall receive the above re.
WARRIOR FIFTY for either of them.
JOHN I'ENrDLETOM
Lieut.. 3D. Rife Regt
AUGUST s.. a.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-12-23
TWOBOYs,

Between Is aud 10 years of age, will he
taken a; apprentices to the Printing Bus;.
ness. 1t IS absolutely necessary that t5ev
De able to read, write and spell correctly
Apply to the Editor, y
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-12-23
PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT
FD n g Az T..

FTNHE editor ofthes' Political Examiner" wishes
Il to dispose of his Printing Office and Es;ab-
lishment The office is complete and in good or.
der. 1t contains, besides the type employed on
the paper, a handsome assortment of job Type
The terms viii he moderate to good man. A
credit will be given on one half the purchase mo-
ney. Good security will be required. Possessi.
on may be had ON the 9th day of February next
Particulars will be made known by applying to
che editor.
Frederick Town, Nov. q. It
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-12-23
RaN A WaY.

RIM "A var
ROM THE SUBSCRIBER on the 9th of No.
yember last, bright Mulatto Woman, named
6 r. A G r.
About 4 feet 10 or II inches high, with blen.
ish on the sight Of her right eye It is presume
BILE that she viii aim TO get to Richmond. Twill
give a rewafdof
TEN DOLLARS
90 any person apprehending the said Wench in
Powhatsn, and safely lodging her in goal, or FTP
TEEN DOLLARS, if apprehended beyond the
said county, and safely lodged ingoal or deliver
ing her to me near Clement Town in Amelia. In
either case, reasonable expenses will be allowed.
I hereby forewarn all FerymeB, Masters and
owners ofvessels and all other persons wbatsoe.
vsrffom aiding or harboring the said wench in
any manner Whatsoever,
Dec. %. TH0S WOODsON.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-12-23
IDIssoLUTI0N OF PARTNERSHIP.

OWING to the increasing i'll health of Mr..
~ Arthur G. Booker, the partnership of Ar
thur G.. Booker, & Co. is, by mutual consent,
this day dissolved. All those indebted to the
concern, will please make immediate payment to
Arthur G. Booker, who is duly authorized to re-
eeive the same, and those having claims against
the firm, will hand them in to him for Settle.
ment,
ARTHUR G. BOOKER,
JOHN BURKE.
December ID, 1915. st
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-12-23
WINTER ESTABLISHMENT
OF THE
STEAMBOAT WASHINGTON

IENHE President and Directors of Steam. Bost
n Washington having found the late arrange
ment nconvenient TO passengers, have adopted
the following as the permanent winter arrange.
ment leave Washington City every evening
Except Saturday EVENING" at P M. arrive at
rhorny Point by A. NJ Returning. leave
Ihorny Point eveiy day Except Sunday mornngl
at 10 A: M. arrive at Washington CITY in he
course CT the afternoon. Passengers under this
arrangement can travel from Baltimore to Rich.
nond within two days, and will be carried be.
tween Thorny Point, at the month of Acouia
Greek, and Fredericksburg, altogether BY day
light The Steamboat admits of no preference.
and is prepared to accommodate all persons who
may offer
Passengers il the Steamboat are respectfuI,v
informed that the proprietors of the STAGES have.
III order to ensure conveyance to all persons
travelling south, put on an additional line of
stages from the landing at Thorny Point to Rich.
mond Arrangements have been made 20 nut
the road from Thorny Point to FREDERICKSBURG
in complete travelling order. Houses are now
erecting at Thorny Point for the reception of ira
vellers. - -
BY order of the President,
HAZLEWOOD PARISH.
Secretary TO the p. S. ID. C.
fredericksburg, Oct. 19-3w
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-12-23

TENHE annual meeting of the Stockholders, for
a the purpose of electing Directors for the
Bank and the Offices OF Discount and Deposit,
will be held at the banking house, on Wednes.
day the Sd of January next
WIN. NEKERVIS, Cash'r.
December2, 1915. tdm.