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and being will satisfy the oa apes
town, c. for Taxes doe item Tor the year 1922 VIZ M
10 O'Clock, a. NJ Terms GASP. asesm. Tar
o,r ~ . pao. e. 6 Prospect $4,000 $40 oos
Part Far, ss s Is a o 1 10 81
Part H addn 81 g. High r street $500
Part Of lot ST. Old Town, so Cong mp'd 500 rs
Lot No and HIS adm. "a ps High street ESQ 6ea
n half sp between Beatty addn and Beas $500
p, o No. 90 in Bear addition Blsneet goo goo se
Part oo in add'n. Is feet ditto 80. xh;c "
Lot No ee in Deakins Cassanases addition on Washing rs
Lo No. 81 in ditto 80 feet Washington street s0s
Lot No SO in DO Al on Causeway -, on g front &C. 200
Part ct lot se NO. o. IN dG al" TOE " eAes' IS
Lot No. ~ addition ION IS
Lou No ms ee o ie
Lot No SO IN zoo eb
Lot adm 80 feet Green street 800 500 IS
t ' % 10 It,. No SO 1000 50
Part 0n ~" S eqs sD Dt ss and HIS 4oFdk SEQ 90
Part sdd'o TN MARKET It,, ., 800 5"S
Lot No IS 10 Peter Beatty, and Dk addn, 60 400 q5
Prospect ee Ligan w
Part of lot No. ell Beatty Hawkins addn 81 Fifth l54 $50
Lot No so and rs edition 10 s ps On beS 4 I Seventh 100
Part lois No 49, 30 and 81 E4omead addition SO Dumbn 80 oo g.
E." Of lot" Sc and 90 and addo Pr9*c, 1900 s75
Lot No. B, and Hawkins adm amended 80 on Fourth
Part o ' N sss f B. i ad adm e r Back street ss7
Par Of No. 81 od Town. s. feet Duck lane 1oo -
No. se3 Beatty and Hawkins adm S i,t street s5 55 SO
10, NJ do
g g Ft T IS Q" F's'' s s5s 81
Lot NO S'' 10 JOHN HOFFMAN, Collector.
Georgeorn September % 1924. lawisw
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1824-11-13

SATURDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER IS, 1894.
FOR THE GARLAND.

On one of those fine evenings in May, the atmos-
phere was in sweet, mellow temperature, equally
free from summers heat and winters cold soft
waving species of fog rising from the river encrced
the brows of the hills and the tops OF trees, but in
manner rather to enven than conceal them,
and to throw the whole an air of romantic Wild
ness and grandeur.
"Whither. shall we stroll - twas the inquiry of
my langnid friendly "To yoneier boat The river
IS without ripple, and the shade reflected from Ell
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1824-11-13
"EXTRACT OF A WINTER PIECE"
BY THE REV. JAaEs HERvEY, NJ. A.

BY THE REV. JAMES HERvEY, NJ. A.
How mighty how majestic and O how mys-
terious are thy works. thou God of heaven and Lord
of nature When the air is calm, where sleep the
stormy winds in what chambers are they reposed,
or in what dungeons confined; till thou art pleased
to awaken their rage, and throw open their prison
doors Then, with irresistible impetuosity they fly
forth, scattering dread, and menacing destruction.
The atmosphere is hurled into the most tumu
tuous confusion. The aerial torrent bursts its way
over mountains, and continents All things feel
the dreadful shock. All things trembe before the
furious blast. The forest, vexed and torn, groans
under the scourge. Her sturdy strained to
the very root, and almost sweep the soil they were
wont to shade. The stubborn oak, that dsdains to
bend, is dashed headlong to the ground; and, with
shattered arms, with PROSTATE trunk, blocks the
road while the Aexile reed, that springs up in the
marsh, yielding to the gust Gas the meek and plant
temper to injuries, the resigned and patient sp-
rit to misfortunes) eudes the force of the storm,
and survives amidst the widespread havoc.
For moment the turbulent and outrageous sky
seems to be assuaged but it intermts its wrath,
only to increase its strength-Soon the sounding
squadrons of the air return to the attack and renew
their ravages with redoubled fury. The stately
dome rocks amidst the wheeling clouds. The i'm
pregnable tower toters its basis, and threatens
to overwhelm, whom it was intended to protect
The ragged rock is rent in pieces and even the
hills, the perpetual hills their deep foundations
are scarcely secure Where, now, is the place of
safety, when the city reels, and houses become
heaps Sleep atffighted flies. Diversion is turned
into horror All is uproar in the element; all is
CONSERVATION among mortals; and nothing but one
wide scene of rueful devastation through the land
Yet, this is only inferior minister OF mlder lndig-
nation. How then, Oh how will the lofty looks
of man be humbled, and the haughtiness OF men
be bowed down when the Lord God Omnipo-
tent shall mediate terror-when he shall set all his
errors in array-when he shall arise, to judge the
nations and to shake terribly the earth
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1824-11-13

oarsmen cheerfuI-and the harps and vions are
newly strung: the result will be charming. Our
fowling pieces will give greater novelty to the
scene with the you can amuse yourself in
bringing from the mountain top the screaming cur
lew or the coarse cooling pelican; with the other,
from the CLASSY deep, the golden perch the pur-
pied paddock. On this river, nature has bestowed
variety: On side, as far as the eye can reach,
is an extensive plain, covered with natures richest
foliage; on the other, are tremendous precipices
intercepting the clouds of heaven, shelved with
mountains of rock which, if dame nature in her fro
ticks were to let loose upon US, would not leave
wreck behind" Just as the last notes of &C Hail
Columbia" had ceased to be echoed by the cliffs
and coves which encircled the river, discovered
that my companion heaved an involuntary sigh -
Perhaps Sir, (said he, this response to those ami
mated airs, surprises you, but they revive recolec-
tons which are deep sunk in my bosom. To in
trude my melancholy feelings you at this time,
would be tacit acknowledgment of my want of
taste in admirng the wonders of nature; but no long,
er has the world any charms for me, or could more
fully appreciate and participate in the pleasures of
this trip. For what greater satisfaction, continued he,
could be experienced by mortal man, or desired by
lovely woman, possessing one ray of happiness, than
sailing under the clear arch of heaven, famed by
pleasant breeze, cheered by well strung cords, and
the whole seasoned with the pleasant raiery and
wit, of gay and versatile company Here, if
painter, the beautiful landscape and the picturesque
scenery afford opportunity of exercising his pen
Gil If a naturalist, he can descant on those natural
and confused works of the great architect ofnature.
If theologst, reality is here exhibited, to prove
the existence Of supreme being. fla poet,
Here nature hangs her mantle green
On every blooming tree,
And spreads her waves of daises white
Out DER the grassy lea
And fragrant brks in woodbnes drest,
Ny craggy cliffs adorn;
And hills upon each other rest,
O'erhang the empowering thorn
The loud, though not unpleasant, roar Of fowling
piece, which brought quivering from its streaming
height some frightened vulture, here interrupted
the conversation; which afterwards turned on Natu-
raj Philosophy and Botany, as the view before us
afforded inexhaustble resources for discussion,
until my friend appeared lost in admiration it
at the sight of immense cliff which seemed {" tier
tier, high piled from earth to heaven, rising in
majestic grandeur above us, and so curiously pro-
jecting over the stream which dashed below it,
that it appeared as if suspened by an invisible loop
from the vault of heaven: To attempt even faint
description of the scenery of this place would re-
quire volume. We assembled the hill to view al
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1824-11-13

speaking by the centurion's voice. It has the
better effect too that it occurs at the conclusion
of discourse, when naturally look for most
warmth and dignity.
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and then peeped through the thick foliage above.
The ten-fold charm which the sweet tune of
Hail Britannia" added to this delightful spot pro-
duced in me association of feeling "pleasing and
mournful to the SOUL" In my companion, who was
pensvely viewing the last rays of the sum- it
fast sinking below the western horizon the music
seemed to strike upon his heart like the mournfill
knel which calls to rest the soul of some lamented
friend, "Alas !" sighedhe
sPve seen yon weary summers sun
1.7rice fzrenty times return
And every time has added proofs
That man was made to mourn"
I exclaimed s'that he was much younger than
had presumed, but that there were two oppostes
in his appearance which could not exactly recon-
ce-ssA winters head and summers face" &C
am indeed younger than the world supposes s.
grief has bleached the one, whilst good constitu
ton maintains the freshness Of the other" 81 am
sir, the descendant of good family, and was edu
Gated for profession, having arrived at age,
which makes it necessary for all men to settle per-
manently for life. l turned my attention to sub
ect which, of all the duties oflfe, is the most diff
fcult to accomplishing obtain wife, lest my
heart, like an outstanding tenement, might tumble
to pieces for the want of an nhabitant." AS these
matters in generous minds are entirely regulated by
fancy, time after time rolled away, without pre-
senting prospect for the contamination of my
wishes, until, by accident, beheld countenance of
more than mortal beauty, such countenance as
my imagination in its romantic moments had often
attempted to depict but had never before seen, and
till then, had despaired Of ever seeing: Oh what
varied sensations both of joy and misery, have
since sustained! but alas little fjoy is now before
me. might have been happy, had never seen her.
She too soon became necessary to my happiness
and Itoo INDUCED my feelings, only to end in
despair Altho' she exhibited more than common
interest in my fate nevertheless urged the subject
with the utmost delicacy, desiring her to reflect on
the matter with all the candour its Importance
CURED and also hoped that she would think ofitwith
all the lberaity which her feelings would permit =;
then if | was unsuccessful, it would be my misfor-
tune, and not her fault indeed, such my ideas
of her excellence that considered it would be idle
to urge SO short notice. the subject farther for
her conclusions were already formed, believed her
too prudent to consent that time, for she did not
wish to evnce the least eelingthat might exhibit the
faintes shade against feminine propriety Atlength,
however, the proper period arrived which was to
seal my fate to wo or joy for now, If our hearts
IL 1noh rfh nn Tho,
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-08-12
Charles County Court,
March Tprau 1894

ON application to Charles county court
~ by petition in writing OF William
Coomes. of Charles county, for the bene
fl of the act of assembly, for the relief OF
in.olvent debtors, passed at November
session 1905, and the several supplements
thereto on the terms mentioned therein,
schedule OF his property and list OF bis
creditors Jon oath, 80 far as he Gao ascertain
them, being annexed to bis petition; and
the court being satisfied by competent tes-
timony that the said William Coomes has
resided two years Immediately preceding
the time of his application. in the state OF
Maryland; and being also satisfied that
the said William Coomes is in actual con.
finement for debt, and for no other cause;
and the said William Coomes having en-
tered into bond, with sufficient security,
for bis personal appearance in Charles
county court, te answer such allegations
as his creditors may make against him /: 1t
is therefore ordered and adjudged, that
the said William Coomes be discharged
from imprisonment, and that by causing a
copy Of this order to be inserted in some
one of the newspapers edited in the Dis
trIct of Columbia, once a week tor two
months successIvely, before the Sd Mon
day D August next, he give notice to his
creditors to appear before the judges, OF
Charles county court, to be held at Port
Tobacco. in and for said county, on
The said third Monday in August next, for
the purpose of recommending a trustee tor
their benefit, and 10 shew cause, It any
thew have, why the said William Coomes
should mol have The benefit OF the severaI
insolvent laws Of thi. state, as pIayeo.
: Test JOHN BARNES Z. Z. =
june II @H'
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New Hardware 6 Fancy Store

New Hardware 6 Fancy Store
Corner of King and 81. Asaph Streets.
JOHN L. MANDELL
RESPECTFULLY informs bis friends
II and the public in general, that ne
has commenced the
HartIscare e Fancy Business,
., the corner of King &. ST. Asaph streets.
where he has lust opened, and offers tor
ssIs nm the most reasonable terms, very
I,ndsome assortment OF Hardware, Cutie
~ and Fancy Goods, selected and pur-
chased for cash, viz: -.
IRON rim, stock. pad, cupboard and SIDE
board locks =,
HINGES and screws, catches and bolts
Carpenters' and sboemakers toois
Shoe thread. Allerton's awl blades and
tacks
Boot webbing, Japaned tea trays, WATERS
Bread trays, iressing-cases, orass c'no'e-
sticks ..1-.
Bell metal kettles, timed iron tea Ret'ies
Ssucepans, plated castors, canoles''cKs
Snuffers and trays. morocco pocket DOCKS
Needle books, Brittania coffee and iea'potsS
ivory, buck, tip, and forbuck Knives ana
forks
Desert knives and forks
Rest silver eyed needles
Gold aud silver epaulets
Cold and silver thread and lace
swords and pocket pistols, powder TASKS
Wins and spurs, shaving boxes orosnes
and soap
Emerson's elastic razor strops
Silver spectacles and thimoies
Cloth Cloth table, hair, tooth and shaving
p.. md wire tenders, shovels y topgs,
Apdirons. Japanued spittoons' caha'e'
sticks
Lamps and cheese trays os
Gill mantle pier and blocking glasses
M.hosany aud curled maple DO. -.
0nera glasses. commode and glass hoos
Gt.w castors and table hinges
Wsldron's grain and grass Sc mes
Tor,oise she'll tuck and side CORDS
Ivory AID dressing DO. -.
Morocco. silk and Torpershe reticui res.
Wellington cravats Killing
Rogers's penkpives, wedding ana n'll'ns
Ind 4,ari.45.s other Artactes'
al Of which will be sold low for CASH
april Is
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Gunpowder Tea, &c.
7 ANDING this day from scbr. Anna
ia da, from New York,
10 half half chests 5es'd do. TEAS
s5 ten catly boxes -
of,he London Trader aud Ameri-
cas- cargoes, of late importation and
inequality. Apply to
SAMUEL MESSERSMlTH.
Who has IN Store.
l06 chests, half chests, 10 catty boxes and
boxes containing each ga cannisters
of 10. each, OF imperial and gunpow-
dertea, Of various qualities and prices
ii chests young dyson do. OF Superlor's
cargo
4U bhds. 100 bbls. Baltimore wbiskey
25 bids. N. 0. and w. |. muscoVado
SO bbls. sugar ofprime quality
38 hhds Havana and Trinidad molasses
50 bags prime green coffee
6 81. Domingo. do
10 Sumaira pepper
I28 6bers (lowto close sales)
20 hampers porter and VINE bottles
quarter cacks MADEIRA WINE.
3 half pipes Sicily Madeira do
quarter casks Colmenar do
6 pipes 4th proof cognac brandy (war-
ranted pure as imported)
! do Holland gin
hbi 9Th proof Irish wbiskey
95 bbls New York prime pork
% do glauber salts
90 bundles sugar loaf paper
100 groce velvetcorGs
Sc BOXES and halt boxes Bakers No. l., 9
and 3, ard Lsphsn's No choco-
late, fresh from the mandatory
90 Liverpool filed sacks blown salt
1900 lbs bacon hams, midlings and shout
ders aug 5
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Indian Queen Iarern,

The conveniences OF this house as Ia.
vern, are such, as to render any detail OF
them unnecessary; being situated on King
st. where all travellers most usually put up.
The house and stables are IN the best
repair, and ready tor the reception OF
tenant. Possession will be given on the
,at-hof ,Iarch next, and the rent will be
suitable to the state OF the times. Apply to
iune CATHARiNE AehEA'
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Ind possession gioen Immediately,
x.s. A two story dwelling and store,
A9EA on King street, one door west OF
HsG the Mechanics Bank; also the
Aslore next door at the corner ct
King and ST. Asaph streets. Apply to
Peter Wise, or the subscriber.
July 20 GEORGE WloE.
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ALIENS

Lottery and Exchange Office,
Pennsylvania Avenue, Washington.
Where the CASH can be obtained for
prizes as soon as dawn
~Distant adventures, by signifying
their wish, will be informed the tate of
tickets ordered from ALIENS Office ss
soon as drawn.
aug So. Warrington City
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S. F. Indigo, SC.
Du Points Gunpowder,

Du Points Gunpowder,
SUPERIOR Sporting & all other kinds,
~ for sale by the subscribers.
EAGLE GUNPowDER, in Canisters, for
Sporting,
Du Points Eagle Powder is warranted
quicker and stronger than any sporting
Powder heretofore imported. The differ.
ent kinds of Eagle Powder are all OF the
same quality, being manufactured by the
same process and of materials OF equal pu.
rity--they differ only in the size OF the
grain,
Super6ne sporting Powder, is made Of
two sizes, the largest grain being designat-
ed by red label with one star, and the
finest grain by a blue label with two stars:
Some of the Powder with the red label
and one star is occasionally put up in
pound papers to suit purchasers.
There are also kinds ofsuperhne Ea.
gle Powder OF very coarse grain, intended
for water fowl shooting, one OF the size OF
musket powder. marked with the words
Duck Shooting and the other as large. as
cannon powder, marked Sea Shooting.
Also, Guupowder in kegs, warranted OF
the very first quality; Of the following
kinds-F glazed. FF glazed, FIFE glazed,
F rough, FF rough, FFF rough.
A. C. CAZENOVE s Co.
Alexandria, June It
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For Freight or Charter,

sE The very fast sailing ship ELIZA
ga& and ABBY. VIM. Seabury. master,
Ssw vessel of 1000 barrels or 800 bids.
49,, - no ready for loading al short notice.
Aooly to A. C.. CAZENOFE s. Co
. d hare landing from SAID slap, at ir,oin's
- rohart, tAis day,
20 bags prime green coffee
80 hbds &t:efces retailing molasses
from sloop Com. Perry.
40 bbls. n. E. rum
IL do Eoheld gin
80 do Whites
5 cases sattinetts
40 bale, brown and bleachsd cottons
2 cases Wilmington stripes
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To Let,

New Wholesale and Retail
GROCERY STORE,
Louer end Of King st, opposite Hugh
Smith & Cos.
CLAGETT AND PAGE
HAVE just-receiyed and offer for sale.
IL N Ms,' d l%as s@d} Sugars
y %ss' India and Coffee
Gunpowder, Imperial, Teas
Y, Hyson and Soucbong
Jamaica g. N. +. Rum
Superior Cognac brandy
do Holland gin
Madeira wine, (Howard, March, &
Co.'S brandt
Teneriffe & Malaga wines
Baltimore whiskey in bbls.
White gin
Wrapping paper
Pepper, pirnento, nutmegs, cloves DC.
which having been purchased with cash
they will sell low on the same terms.
march 10 tt
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For Rotterdam,

Xxx The good ship GOVERNOR
E2STONG, Daniel Co6hn, master,
5n,ibon 400 hhds. Maryland tobacco,
.%.sa iourtbs OF which are ready to go on
sn,rd: for freight Of the residue apply to
;.lv 10 J. II. LADD 4 CO.
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OF MARYLAND,
SECOND CLASS, NEW SERIES.
$3.50
1894 prizes
lO626 blanks
1850 ticke cts.


This is lottery formed blythe terDsry
combination and permUtation,of 97 nuns
bers. To determine the prizes therein,
the e. numbers from to q inclusive,
will be publicly put into wbeel on the
Gay of drawing, and four OF them be
drawn out; and those tickets which
shall have on them the lsi, I'd and Sd
drawn numbers will each be entitled TO a
prize OF p5000. Those other tickets
which shall have on them the Cd, Sd and
4ih drawn numbers will each be entitled
to prize OF 1000. Those other tickets
which shall have on themihe lst 20 and
4th drawn numbers will each be entitled
to prize of 800. Those other tickets
which shall have on them the LIST, 81 ana
4th drawn numbers will each be entitled
TO a prize of 2l3. Those 1873 tickets
which shall have on The N two OF the
drawn mum bers, and those two the 80 ano
4lh drawn will each be entitled to prize
Of DO All others having two OF the
drawn numbers on, being $50, will EACH
be entitled to prize OF Dig, & those 6O72
tickets which shall have on them any OF
the drawn numbers will each be entitled to
prize OF 90.
No ticket which shall hive drawn a
prize of superior denomination can be.
entitled TO an inferior prize.
Prizes payable 80 days after the draw.
ing. and subject to the usual deduction OF
Is per cent.
This lottery will be drawn on Thurs.
day the ilth of November next AT the UDl-
yersity building in the city OF Baltimore
Tickets 6 Doilars-shares IN proportion. :
Packages of nine tickets. embracing the
combination and perturbation numbers q
the lottery, (waran,ed 10 draw at least
D90 40 net, or shares OF packages may
also be had al the same rate. Apply at
the office OF -
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To Rent,

That we'll known stand as a
~ public house, 10 the town OF A.
XsRA iexandria, by the name OF the
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10000 DOLLARS.

The tickets in this lottery are 80 ar-r
ranged that the drawing OF NINE num-
bers only will determine the fate Of ths
whole Lottery: consequently there will he
but ONE DRAWING.
0r-FuIl Schemes to be bad gratis on
civilization at ALIENS Office.
Certificate packsge20whoe tickets D74 10
do do 20balf do 37O5
Whole tickets Dc, Halves Do. Quarters
pI 80, Eighths rs cents. For sale, in.
great variety of numbers, at
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Charles County Court.

March Term, 1924.
John Ferguson, John B. Wills, john Foe
len and William Thompson, surviving
obligees Of Edelen, Thompson y 90
and Samuel Chapman.
VERSUS .,,
Lot MasO?, and the heirs OF "'ii'an
Brawaef, :, ,a :, tb;s
canss = 70 obtain A decree for the safe
of,hs real estate of William Draws" WI s,.tos
tie payment OF his debts. The DIV So 6
hat the said William Brswner Is ueau'
leaving among others the following be'rs'
who are minors to wit: Ann brawhef,
Elizabeth E, Rrawnsr. and John a. Draw.
ner; aud il appearing TO the Coqr. 'ns'
The said Ann, Elizabeth, and John "a.
Brawner are not residents OF the sta,e o.
Maryland, Ii as therefore ordered ana aa'
judged, That the complainants. oy eau ~
Ing copy of this order TO De ihselteo
once week for twelve successive weess'
10 the Alexandria Gazette newspaper, oe-
lore the first Monday in November heN.
give notice OF this bill aud IFS objects, Uia'
we said absent defendants may appear iii
avs Court on the said first Monday ~
November next, to shew cause u any tney
have, why decree should not De passed
ssprayed.
John G. Chapman, Solicitor for Com
plaiaauis.
Test. JOHN BARNES. Clerk.
july3 lawI2w
The Alexandria Museum
lsopen in the forenoon from 10 TO O.
clock, and from 8 to 5 O'Clock afternoon
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For freight,
CHEAP TRAVELLING.
-
The ,Stean,- Boat POTO.N.dC


TWILL start from Washington every
w Wednesday afternoon at A O'Clock;
and from Alexandria at 5. the same even
inr for Norfolk; and will take passengers
atifIVE DOLLS. from Washington. and nd
FOUR dolls. FIFTY cts. from Alexandria
to Norfolk, meals and table drink includ.
ed. The Potomac will arrive at Norfolk
on the evening of Thursday ano .ea we,
,hsre the next morning. at 8 O'Clock. lot
Civ Point and Richmond-Fare from
Norfolk l TO City Point, 3 Dollars; from
Noreolk to Richmond. 4 dollars; in both
cases including meals and table drink.
RETURNING:
The boat will leave Richmond at o"
clock. Sunday morning, stopping tor gas
,eugers atCiiy Point, and arriving at NOR
I'm t the same evening. will leave Nor
iois every Monday morning, at 8 O'Clock,
lor Alexandria aad Washington. rare as
before mentioned. July q