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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-01-01
Also,
For Freight,
For Freight,
For Amsterdam.

For Amsterdam.
sgs The good brig SWAN, jeremiah
''i-f~ Nbeelw,ight, master. burther a.
bout 3so bids. Her cargo being ready ,
she will be Immediately dispatched. For
small treigh, OF passage, apply to the mas
ter on board, or to
Who hare for sale reed by said brig,
6 Casks whale Oil,
] Anchor Of about 700 10,
70 Tons building stone.
Dec. IS
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-01-01
On Education.

r HAVE engaged Mr.. Wolfe who now
I lives with me, tor the ensuing yesr, as
English French, and Classical
TUTOR.
Twill take few boys at $50 dollaM
per annum for board and tuition &c
Mr.. WoIle's system Of education com
pr;ses collegiate course OF Greek and
Latin, the English and French lahepsgea
dramatically; History and Geography.
Ancient and Modern Elocution, with strict
adherence TO emphasis. pronunciation,
writing and arithmetic. The school will
commence On The ist Of January ntst. 4
vacation Of four week will be in August.
ARISS BUCKkER. IS
Anhurn. Hec.4.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-01-01
For Darien.
For Freight,

For Freight,
az, The superior sch. GREEN, Sam.
M& Sunbard. master, burlhen 1000 bis.
now in complete order for the reception OF
a cargo TO any port in TIE West Indies, or
Brazil. Apply 10 J.. H. ROWLAND,
Who has gust received for sale,
10 boxes mould candles, Simpsons brand,
so do Spermacetl do Swans patent do
6 bales Lisbon Aoor and entry mats
l2 mo Is 6t
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-01-01
For Freight,

&HN The brig SHAWMUT, new
&& and excellent tessel; burtben abo ut
II or 1900 bbls. She is now Oh her pas
sage from Boston, and freight to the
West Indies, Or South America IN prefer
ence, would be engaged at reasonable
rate Apply TO
dec 29--3t S. MESSEkSMl!H n. +
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-01-01
Murdoch, YuiIle, Wardrop 8

Finest old L. p Madeira Wine.
Received By the brig Hebe from Madei
"a, full supply Of the finest Old wine from
that House. in pipes, hogsheads snd quay
ter casks, which with their tormer stock,
will be sold on reasonable terms.
sept6 A. C. CAZEN(VE'G Co. :
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-01-01
ACADEMY.

COLUMBUS Street ACADEMY opens
~ this morning. In addition to the
present number OF pupils few more can
be admitted. The subscriber declines
mentioning to the public the improvement
the students have made 10 the several
branches of learning which they have
studied under MIN. This he leaves to the
learned Gentlemen who had the goodness
TO attend the examinations.
JAS. CADEN.
dec 81. 3t---th f& m
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-01-01

For Charleston, or Savannah,
AAf. The good schooner FARMERS
&M FANCY, John McInIire, master,
burthen about 1000 bbls. aud will be ready
to load in four days, Apply to
j. H. LADD y Co.
Who have just received for sale, per
schr independence
9oC boxes fresh MuscateI raisins
500 - yellow soap in 60 Y s5lb box
es
nov 27
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-01-01
For Amsterdam.
FIRST sprilsg Ship

HAx, The we'll known superior copper
$3.50 fastened Ship GENERAL Ling
AN, W,It,am Crabtree ". Master, burthen
about 500 Hnds: three tourths oil her cargo
is engaged, the remainder will be received
on ght.-Appiy to
WIN. FOWLE g. Co.
Captain Crabtree will continue 10 attend
10 the concerns oil his Shipping friends
any prNperfy entrusted to his management
will be duly attended to-.
dec 20
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-01-01
Swedes Iron.

Swedes Iron.
1.-TWO hundred tons OF Iron. consisting
i of fat bars from TO 6 inches wide,
and from ! to inch thick, square do.
from to II inches, round do. from ! to
l-8 Of an inch.
Land Sides and PlOzc Plntes,
various sizes jusl received per brig Olive
from Stockholm-which with what have
in store, makes my assortment very COM
plete, for sale on accommodating terms:
PHiNEAS JANNEY. .
I2th me 2l colt
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-01-01

Doctor Joseph Nlieelvright
WILL practise Medicine, Surgery ,&cs
Nv in Alexandra and its vicinity
His present residence is at Mrs. Evrhtb's,
Cameron street, opposite the markee
house.
nov IS DIT
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-01-01
FIR nernambaco { BRAZIL

.(T. ~ address Of James II. BssssH'')
.hAf\ Fhe substantial and fast sailing
A& Soho oner GREEN. SamusI LIn-
bard . astef. has the principal part Of a
:. engaged T. going On bJard for freight
OF coo barrels or passage.--Appiy 10
!. n. HOWLAND,
Who has tor sale, just recsiDsd per Panopsa
from Boston
30. Boxes mould Candies, 'sHolts" Brand !,
70 do do Simpsons,
Zoo Gallons best winter pressed sperm
aceti Oil. st.
18th mo 81
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-04-05
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN


WAT by act OF the Congress of the United States
passed tue 4th OF February 1922 the time one
er rom The adjournment of the present session of Con
sres allow Ell Tor the redemption lands which have
been sold, and purchn in behalf of The United States fo
me DIRECT TAXES of 1915 and 1916 "
An persons wishing To redeem lands sold by me rs desig
mated collector for the State of Virginia. which were pur
I"eu III Dchaii OF the United States, will call on Richard
Esq Clerk OF the United States Court for the yr
MIA District, for that purpose 80
fuehses made in behalf the United States ofresidens
amos N ms district tbeing the 18th distric may be re
deemed at Office. 49,
WILLIAM D. TAYLOR, Designated coIlecto,
for the State of Virginia, and Col
ru.,., or lector of the 18th District
Gath March, 1892, 1ot.n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-04-05
WIFI, M S0TyDi

foN TUESDAY, The 90h day IF Aprii, 1872 sttle late
- residence 0f John H. Veiabe deceased in ,ie ro,,
rinse Edward for cash the Of land upon which
NC saIo deceased resided in the Of Prince Fdard
ai'9g TWO hundred and twenty-nine md bali acres
Oe OF fss ana those that remain ~ the following
saves Si Tom Amy, Tabby, Joseph Glen, Hannah AMI
~ ana sundry other personal property, con ieno M
a me household and kitchen Furniture plantation ioois and
utensils oi every kind, fourwieeed riding carfiaoa M
VI odlc on Tie plantation, and numbcr nf valuable
conveyed IN trust to The subscribers by the said on
Venaoc IN deed Of record m the county court OF Prince
oro.w hc deed bears date The day Of Ar,-fst iae
inehueg to secure he payment Of supdy debts therein
men,onea 70 Hiiiam Venable. Charles Woo,son In his own
rtght, mud Sfmne Ycnate ard the said liroIes Xoo,l
executors Of James Ewing deceased
WILLIAM PEETCK,
priscc EdwarJ March r. TO- a.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-04-05
AUGUST HAMMER.

AUGUST HAMMER,
SUCCESSOR TO FRED'g HAMMER)
Has remored from his old stand No IT'S, To
Ne. 248, Market Street, BALTIMORE.
-, Between Liberty and Howard-s,s
Where he has for safe on aceonr oJnt;ocr ,s-,ns
AN ASSORTMENT OF
Combs of Tortoise She'll, l. Marbles
worry and Horn, Looking Glas.es
Pocket Books, Gallons ana S.,,;,r CHI
violins & Violin Strings snuff I,oxes e ~
Flutes and Flies CIarione,s
ris'oiS ana fistoi LOCKS Iron Lamps
p p;n, anu uun LOCKS Cowskin Whips
n ,p assorted Cutting Knives
"ohow uiass cut and COM Turkey Cotton
u mon Thread Edging
~ snL 10, iones Cotton Fringe
Beads of all descriptions Pins in papers and rounds
S az 'in,s Velvet Ribbons and Bindings
oey'nes ana Scythe Stones States and Pencils &c.
. ALSO,
About 10 geo of the first auality SCYT1IEs osS,,o,
hasenciever and Post mandatory.
Five eases fne and sgperfne TAPES
March ~. an. ar.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-04-05

consequences, If we obs,inately persist in re.
Jecting the means of Cancellation yet open to
us. Do we desire, like reasonable people, ia
terminate the controversy? Let us hasten
then, to treat directly in France with the min
lster whom the American government have
kept here for some years past, mainly with a
view to this important object.
The following opinion of the Presidents
Message at the beginning of the present ses-
SION OF Congress, is from Bells Weekly Mes
senger ofthe 18th January.
I'm our following columns will be found
the annual Speech ofthe President of the Uni
ted States, in which he takes the usual sur
vey OF the general state of America, both as to
ITS domestic administration, and as to its foreign
relations. The Speech has the character of
me usual annual exposition of the Govern
ment Of the United States. 1t is manly, full,
and simple, acknowledging every thing, and
reservlng nothing; appealing to the good sense
anu patriotisih of the people, considering the
publlc interest as the private concern of every
individual. 1t is impossible not to be struck
oy State documents ofthis kind and, accord
lngly, by all persons who understand the me-
rIts OF composition, and the comparative Sill
periorlty OF sincerity, simplicity, and direct
ness, above artiice, concealment, and expe-
oience, these speeches are read with an inf
mite pleasure, and they are always expected
with anxiety"
From the same
-" Ihere IS strong jealousy growing ND in
France against the United States. The French
are Jealous OF the commercial strides of this
new power; and more especially of their
growing naval force, whilst the French marine
has so much declined France has her fears
Tor Martinique, Guadaloupe, and St. Domin-
go. She is apprehensive that America is about
to become formidable power IN the West
Indies and is perhaps alarmed lest Cuba
should follow the fate of the Floridas, and be-
coded to the aspiring maritime ambition of
America. This is unquestionabIy the true
cause. But it is the policy of England To let
these matters take their course. France NAV
have her fears, but we have none for our
selves" r v,t a.,
AT the Sitting of the Chamber of Deputies
IN Paris on the s2d January, petition was
presented from Mr. beaumont, proposing
nothing short of hostiIihes against the island
oil Hayti, for the purpose of recovering pos
session of its territory. The insanity ofsuch
project was clearly drawn by Nj. Laisne
de VIlleveque, who stated, that only an army
oil $4,000 men, fleet Of 80 ships of the line.
ana propOrtionate number of smaller vessels,
with artillery, &c. could, by possibility, sue
coed III 50 hazardous an enterprise that the
greatest part of this force would perish and.
u victory remained with the surviving French.
1t would be a'barren triumph over ashes and
ruins
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-04-05

II o. An .4potheca,y Establishment
FOR SALE
HH The subscribers offer for sale
3A4 theirepothecary establishments comprising an
SIA extensive assortment of Medicines, Paints
,-- &C at reduced prices and a long credit
any person wishing 10 engage in the business will be able
to make an advantageous bargain. - w
~, .hsy effect will supply country merchants
anu WIN medicines of the best quality 25
cheaper than they have been sold in this market
u letters post paid, directed the subscribers will be
P'o1"P'5 '"e"oeu 10. ]. T. LOMAX & co.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-04-05
Idina6te Real Property at AUCTION.
{21F5zA 1 will sell. ON Wtd11esfyyu HE OIL ale


lssshn # APrR merit the premises at four o'clock IN
Isl good two story Brick House, finished in ina,
renders t residence Cor private family
Independent OF basement story, which well ADAPTED for
q store as any tenement the the oixiliy of
ms situation for trade being in the central part of
me business section of the city, be Obvious 10 ever,
one-Ihere are in the yard frame Kitchen new brick
iumber house well of water aud pump. The whole
establishment having cost eighteen thousa nd dollars
ana although was bought four when
sold very high yet credswere such make almost
equal 10 cash purchaser consequently the price was much
iower than II IL lad been sO the credits given a that
period on sales of real estate The the
Fancy oil Mr. Geo Robertson and aoiDs Mr.. Isaac White
ne lot fronts "a feet Nan-sree 1874 feet
the House 49, 80 "
Two Intellectual attempts having been made to sell this
property, u Is unprecedented that idea may Obtain thar
some limit rs fixed TO be price but the subscriber assures
uinse who may wish TO vest their funds estate b M
such an Impression exists the minds any one n Il or
ioneoustbat he IS determined well Obliged from no
cessy 70 sell the property for whatever will
which, u not soh privately before the day above mentioned
Jav. W y" '"''
The terms will besix twelve and eighteen months credit
Tor approved negotiable endorsed notes PAYABLE al either
ihe virginia Banks, with deed on the premises m
Secure their payment. "
1t any one wishes TO buy the above property by private
contract before the day OF sale, the terms will he made
known application TO Parkhill, Robertson Kelso A,c
uOneers, 20 myself JAMES NcAIIISTkR
iihe sale to be under the management Of
PAkKHiLL, ROBERTSON Il KEISO
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-04-05

" The ENQUIRER is puhishr,l twice a week. general.
~ ana three times week during session of the State
LsyisfausPrice, the heretofore Dollars per
an nun, payable in advance. Notes of carIered specie
paving tanks (oni) will be received in payment The Ed
itos WIN guarantee the safety Of renng them by mail
the postage # all letters being paid by the writers.
Ir NO paper will be discontinued Ibut discretion
a The Edtorsl until all arrearages have paid up
whoever VIII guarantee the payment Of nine papers,
shall have tenth gratis
F TEitMs OF ADVERTISING.
U One square, or iessFirst Insertion rs cents-eacb
continuance, 50 cents
No Advertisement inserted until il has either been paid
Tor or assumed by in this city,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-04-05
THOMAS LAMBERT,


MERCHANT Tailor,
WEARY opposite the Bell Tavern next door TO Messrs
oer J.M j. Kyle Main-sireet)
oDi respectfully informs his friends public In
eenerai, that he has purchased the Stock of Lambert
ht'i" y Co. consisting principally 81
Thomas Sheppard's Regent and Velvet
Cloths and Cassimeres
Valencia, Marseiiles, Toiinet, Swansdown
and black Silk Florentine Vestings:
-Aso-An Elegant and Fashionable assortment of
READY-MADE CLOTHING
winch lie rs determined to sell very reduced prices
Ills late partner, Mr. Williamson having settled I,
New York. with the intention of devo,Dg his attention and
"ge capital To the importation of Dry Goods he will he
enabled 10 receive through him most oods
in London, with of the respectable Taor;n Re
anIshmens in that Metropolis, by me will receive
in the fashions. ' pace
may be satisfactory the numerous customers of the
tate FIRM TO know that MIR Peter continues 10 cut for
num- whose abilities well known 10 re-
qure " $500 ~ -
lie pledges himself that he will not epoy any
b the very first rate that he will always keen az fine
as can be had and that the greatest puncuay shall
he observed ''
lie hopes with those nCucement and his own
attention 20 business merit share public patronage
u He will continue to make MIL TARY
ana NAVAL UNIFORMS, according the Latest regula.
tions. - 1850 'Ne"n
~ Any Gentleman wishing garment made speediIy can
be accommodated-by having any garment made at SIX
hours notice. " ''N
Richmond, March IS IN, O..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-04-05

~ = DHIFEI OF LANU g NEGKOES.
f virtue OF deed of trust executed to me by Richard
- hoones and Hannah his wife, bearing date The 2l dav
"tAuCus 81, and recorded IN the clerks office of
county Tor certain purposes therein mentioned shall IN
btddy the ith Of 8prH merit at the house Of said Iopmr
~ caroline county, proceed TO sell public auction for
eash the following property, VIA land belong
ing 70 the said HOomes, lying the POecat swap con-
,aning 5000 acres less and bounded bv the lands ~
Hniam Chandler, Wilson Allen, William Campbell Lewis
noeake and Others also, between 80 and 80 likely NJ
GROES specified in said deed or So much of ssii Land
NEGROES ~ viii raise the sum Of $500 and costs and
"ges oleKecutiug this tstThere Is upon this sract Of
land large and commodious and sver
convenient out-bouse for the farmer all lately built There
= also upon u toicrahly good mill for grinding corn ana
q good saw m-and an aunda nee of firt ate ,;nc G r
TO person DESTROYS opurchasing an elegant country
esdpsbfnent this fhm offers every inducetnent OF f,v
Die nciehbofhoOd. ~ "e''s"-
c...,. J. DICKINSON, Trustee.
f-'N"ei """ 10 j0i-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-04-05

Extract cfa Letter from .Marseiues,:FeJ 12.
with regard to the differences in the Lee
want, every thing remains as at the date my
last. 1t is generally supposed that Russia is
awaiting the Spring to commence hostilities.
BE this as il may, the business has been so
long Protracted, that it is pretty certain we
shall soon have thu. finale. Our last dates from
Smyrna and Constsntinople, are of the 18th of
January, and-from Salamique to the l6th.-
These places were comparatively quiet, and
the trade following the old Channels. The
Turkish Consul at Marseles stated on the
l1fh of February that the Greeks of the Mo-
rea, had formed aliberal constitution, and
elected President, Senate and Representa-
lives, in imitation of the government of the
United States"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-04-05

IL persons who have claims the estate of lie
"a late Col WILLIAM BYRD, are requested to commu
~ mem 10 me Tor examination without delay wish
according TO law Of fe said estate remaining in
W snail he in Richmond during session OF The
assembly aud will attend any which MAJ
be made TO me on the subject. '"'
-, WILLIAM y. PAGE,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-04-05
FOREIGN ARTICLES.

Translated for the Philadelphia Ga-ette, from III,
Comn,erc,ai, Pofaicdt and Lietary Journal, mde,
! The fnie ofhe Constitutional.
| PARIS, Feb. This day took place the
funeral OF the late Count of Valence, Peer OF
France. After the performance of religious
ceremonies at the Church ofhis Parish, his re-
mains were brought TO p. Lachaise burying
ground. General Gerard son-in-law To the
deceased, several Peers, the Marshals Dukes
of Dalmatia, of Albufera, Prince Eckmuhl,
and many Generals attended the funeral,
which was escorted by sundry detachments
from the garrison. There were twelve mourn
ing carriages and about sixty more belonging
to private Individuals, among which one from
the Orleans family was distinguished. Lieu
tenant General Dulauoy, grand Cross of the
Legion OF Honour, gave in a concise, dignified
language, an appropriate sketch Of his deceas-
ed friends services to the country, in her cOui-
ellis as well as in the field by defending Nation.
al Liberty.
FRANKFoRT, Jan. 29.-The Austrian Cabl-
net has iustaddressed to all the members ofthe
German confederation confidential commu-
ncatIon OF very important nature. 1t insists
upon adopting the system of an armed neu-
tra'ity on the part of the whole of Germany,
as measure ofthe utmost necessity in the ac-
tual circumstances of Europe. "The union
and good understanding (such are the terms of
this note) existing among the German govern
ments, together with the energetic measures
taken by them to suppress all undermining
plots, have succeeded to this day in keeping
Germany free from that spirit of anarchy
which breathed inseveral quarters ofother Eu-
ropean nations. Although the same union
still reigns among the two stronger states
of Germany austria and Prussa) and the
same be the surest pledge for maintaining the
internal tranquility of the Empire, vet the
troubles that might break out in foreign coun-
tries, appear, under present circumstances, to
command an extraordinary foresight, land there
fore an armed neutrality on the part of Germa-
ny seems to us an object highly desirable"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-04-05
NOTICE.

IL persons having legal claims debts due them by Il
'e COLJaS' DyTne, will please present then inimcdat
~" as the subscriber is dssOus of closing Il
administration upon that estate.
~, JNO. s. BARBOUR
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-04-05

WHOLESALE s. RETAIL HAT WARE.
HOUSE.
n. FISHER,
(E-street opposite w. x ID. Kyles store Ricbr,ordN
los leave TO inform his friends and the public that ne
sortBient of ' 'uP''io' as-
BEAVER, CASTOR & KORAN HATS.
oilse newest Philadelphia fashion, by the box dozen or
single Hat Likewise, large assortment OF
READING WOOL HATS.
seisc,ed PARTICULARLY for the Virginia market.
eIs thankfully received aud the greatest care taken in
INC above viii be sold at the Manufacturers prices
an" :, liberal discount for cash or short accepauces
pt
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-09-28
Was picked up a Drift,

ON the LIST OF August 1922. in the Hun;
" ting Creek, B.aTTEaU about 81
feet long, with 8 seats in her. and piece
ofplank about teet long, nailed on the
inside OF her stern.-She has got step for
mast, and horseshoe nailed to il (on
the step;A she has a plug hole in the bot
tom, and very low bow with 4 oar locks.
The owner, il any, can get her by paying.
reasonable charges and paying for this adj.
yertisement MARY BROAD,
Near the Hunting Creek Bridge.
sept IL 81
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-09-28
IhsJolsozuii,,g SAFE IS postponed
to SATURDAY., Cd Nov. nert.

pY virtue of deed Of trust from VIM.
D.H Hampton and Mary Hampton 10
me, bearing date 18th January, 1920, and
recorded in the of6cetof the county court Of
Fauquier, at Rockhill, the late residence
of the said Hampton, on Saturday the Cd
day Of next November, ] shall proceed to sell
at public auction for cash, three tracts Of
land, situated 10 the county Of Fauquier:
one containing 239 acres, 8 roods, and 3
poles; another l73 acres, | rood, and 20
poles; and The third $40 acres, the boun.
diaries Of which are mentioned in the said
deed The sale will be made to satisfy 4
debt dueto John Lloyd, Of Alexandris; up
on the payment of the purchase money,
the subscribers will convey such title as &c
bath Under the deed oftYust aforesaid.
lNMAN HORNER, Trustee.
aug Ia 9l1sg s ts1 I'm 8
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-09-28

The Steamboat Potomac,
uICHfor speed and accommodation
w 5 equal to any other. continues to
N JSRo s1E Alexandria and No.
shiaSton.
Oh. leaves the city OF Washington at 8
, que every Thursday morning, and A
SClo "S,;, Al hall past 8; and after landing
ieAau uOre,s at convenient places on the RI
pa'see" n,onac and at Old Point Comfort,
vel O's a. Norfolk on Friday morning in
am s,l,'i far The Southern Stages, and the steam
, ea., f cU' Richmond and Petersburg. On
s Mood las morning she leaves Norfolk at l2
. ",O arrives at Alexandria on Tuesday
H e and proceeds direct to the city of
W,.hmgton. N. B. Horses and carriages
taken On deck. "a. o, -,
'' SSrThe Proprietors of the Steam boat
p,,omac are desirous to grant every ac-
.ommOdation to passengers, and have ar
. .s,a, the line of departure and arrival in
.anS manner. as to admit passengers from
Richmond and Petersburg to transact bu-
s; s,s in Norfolk; land those proceeding to
,isV ooortbward, TO transact business at A.
l ir and Washington without loss of
,;ns may 2