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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-08-03
CA r. Ir-1;GS.

900 yards of Scotch and English Ingram
Carpetings 500 yds. homcspun carpetins;
everlasting Denmark srttin, and rattinett;
Monean and Norwich Grapes a very large
lot Of Salisbury fannels jpiuk bingham for
only od per yard chlldrens hdkts. from 3
10 cents; cheap lot of elegant French
irzetts, and curls made in the newest style;
Swiss muslin collars, and hdifs; thread,
cotton, and bobbinet lace; handsome vel
vcteen hdkfs. pink, good slze, only Is.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-08-03

THAT Valuable FARM OF
Il about 266 acres, lying in
,h-Kingstown, with a large
new Two Story DWELLING
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-08-03
20 Packages,

nF choice good bargains bought low
" and Will be sold low. Calicocs from
l24 cents. to 2s. per yard more of those
cheap ruffs for ladies', at only cents each;
300 hdki;. for only Cd each; ga book mus
lin for 25 cts; 800 yds. linen diaper, from
10 cts to Is per yard; 800 pieces elegant
ribbons, among them are straw 81 green,
straw and white, straw and salmon an ell
egant assortmeLt,o of baskets for the ladies';
cheap reticules; elegant gauze and barage
hdkf4 (; merino shawls; imitation merino
long shawls; silk hdiyfs; flag, bandanno and
black do; white silk thread and cotton half
hose silk. cotton, and worsted hose hand
some silk Vanlnsha and cotton vesting :;
cheap sheetings, shirtings; stripe and plaid
gnghams; cheap lot Of bombasetts ditto
blankets: broadcloths and cassimeres from
II to 50 per yard cheap plain and figured
Swiss muslns; linen and cotton pocket
hdkfs yellow hankins from 3sG to ESQ per
niece
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-08-03
Valuable Estate
AT AUCTION.

On TUESDAY, August 8,
IN II o'clock, a. ". ,ciR Be sold at Public
AUCTION, on The premises.
A THHHGTs HGsms,ls,Sss,I vslSSSls Estate ;n,m.,3" O."
!!.A the residence of Governor
. WANroN being divided by
entries through the middle, and having two
front entrances, and separate kitchens and
cellars, itwould accommodate two separate
families with or convenient rooms each,
besides plastered rooms in the garret. 1t
mas good Garden, and the lot extends t.
the Harbor The Hosse has been thor
oughly repaired, and is perfectly sound.--
Payment may be made in or more annu-
al instalments, with interest, and security
for all but the first taken on tho estate
The conditions of sale Will be made known
at the time and place. h, HAZARD.
July 30, 1896.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-10-09
1r New Monks.

VIE subscriber has just received and has
Cor sale. The Apocryphal Nav Trsta~
menl being all the Gospels, Epqilps aud -
ther pieces now extani, attributed IN tho
first four centuries to JEsUs Cha1s1'. his
Apostles and their companions. s.c. &c -
Every person ought IL own cepy ot this
work II being the very finest cdrlnn add
contains all the Scripture that nna rej, CT
ed by the Council Of Bishops nj Niece,
some hundreds Of ,s,rs aga- People e0ght
IL Judge for Themselves md not tim Dlsh.
ops, the plicr of The book hcing very mo.
deratc It's Ia be- hoped lint the people
will supply themselves with 4 cooy II THIS
very rare aud valuable work, aud then they
cnn and will Judge for themselves. Also,
the New Testament by Alex. kneelhod,
Munster OF the frat Independent Church
Of Christ called Uu,efsahHs 10 fhiladcl.
phH.
The Opinion Of Chief Justice NnshaE,
in the ease of 9arnetf, Executor of Brooke
vs.. Macon, by Joseph Tate. counsellor ut
Law all of which vii BIZ aoId very low,
ADRIAN Il, NORTH.
June -.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-10-09

Cheltenham would affnrd her better
chance of making eonqucsts.
But here shall dismiss the sub
ject. A wedding excursion is far
rou important a concern tn he dis
pached. or even introduced at the
iag end of a paper. Some day or o.
Their, | shall describe one in which |
was included mot az Il principally
and them but for the present | have
sufficiently endangered my repnta-
ton with that class Of readers who
consider il a. heinous to remember
as to invent. and who deem every
production satirical which is not eX-
aCtly u sermon.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-10-09
[arOaIaA

intrust come. Gentlemen, I tl1auks
ye again for Fleeing me aud now.
gcntlrmrn, hu2za for North Caro-
lima. Gentlemen. thanks We. NIL
of yc, gentlemeu---- let's take s0ino
speetit and water. gentlemen.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-10-09
NEW AHYIws AIS,

%
<nlE snh"ribcr has The pleasure Of MI.
- npnnring to the public, ihai he has lust
received, direct from philairlphia, vesy
lnrr" 9ul Valuable assofimrnl of NEW
BIC DAS. Nnay of tie works are very SUI
pe'ior ~ any ever offered IN this market, he-
ing very NEATLY printed OF fine unper, with
very superior engravings and most snnefbly
bound, Among the nr@ 1nllicaliahs are
CASTOR De Blandevile. or The Court NJ Hen.
nv Tie III keepiug fesliyal 10 Ardhnn., a
Romance, by NINE Radcliffe, Author of tho
Mysteriel III Udolphn Romance az thu fo-
rst, Romance fthe Pyreners, AZ. be And
containing = memoir of hrr life, with etirar:s
from her JeurBal.---fhis work is eteeedin,-
ly well spoken Of, aud from what know oc
the writer's works have no doubt bai that L
Il very inc and interesting productions.
Lite nnd writings Of Frederick Reynolds. IN 2
vols. This work contains great mass of
very interesting md amusing Information
Moderation by Mrs. Holland, WHO Is think
very moderate writer.
The public arr particularly Invited 10 emil
and examine my very large rhi Yhlnal le
stock of Books, as mn drieru,nha 10 @n
them very low ABRAN r NORTH
Sept !.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-10-09

A'oh RENr.--The p esent residence o
~ Mrs Brown, at the head of main street.
' .ag aonse is large and very convenient, is
n "e' Situated Tor private Boarding House,
:. 'Plnllc House. Possession may be had
", middle OF November For terms apply
gug subscriber, who has also for Rent an
ee"ent store room, with convenient apart.
y, ,."s over ii for family, of which immedi-
nc possession can be had.
a.. ARCH ROBERTSON.
- IJtwiWI7
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-10-09
Rheumatism and Rheumatic Cont.

sdfe nad certn'n cure J0r the
Rheumatism and Rheumatic Cont.
/ N JndIjions practitioner IN London, spea.
sStA king of these powders, expresses himself
H0s-'i haee (-nys hs) employed all my skin
and thleatsio fad on An useful preparation
lorlhc relief and cure III Hheumelisn, and I
most sotenlnig a6rm, that have ueVtr found
any thlng n good, 50 safe, aud 20 ef.escpl,.
as Dr.. Drisdan's Rheumatic PNVdefe# Yan
may depend upon Il says he) foe haye VI
ten experienced 1t, that they p0sse.s eyriy
virtue TINT can Justly he asrfbed 10 any met
icine for That iormehlng disease. HIRE tien
(says he, agnh) you haze medicine ~ .ipot-
latiye eHsaey aud Of intrinsic valde mild ia
its operation and certain in its sdrcis, aud
which may be given win success IN yarie
~ sf chronic diseases, hui "snrCinlly ID obstl-
nato Riennatfsm. II may he gwen 10 lilo
youngest children, and Is womch in the most
dehcGtc situations In Iieius Of HE iaGe aus
powder taken at he'd rime will Civ. reli.f.
DR. JEHsIHes 81 EtiHbRrgh, sprnking Of
these powders, says, have used them IN nv
practice, II, we'll rs IN the hospitals, aud fini
them Ia lie a most valuable remedy IN eases
of rheumatism, and well calculated 10 do
murn good, aud therefore recommend lhrn
10 general use being coniident in my own
opinion, as well as thai of others, that no
casion 10 use them.
d. CARR Of .EeW York. in n letter 10 the
agent OF proprietor, concludes by saying, lhe
poorer cluss nf people viii ind IN these pow
der5, valuable and cheap medicine, for (
have generally found tron one 10 two bpxe,
have produced ii cure. aud IN some cases nal
"A box has had The wished for effect d in ,fns
instance genlcmah who eane under mv
care, laborlng under obstinate chronic Rhe1-
natism, attended with AL the symptoms of
approaching consumption, by continuing the
u,e Of the powder. 10th Diseases were com.
Ihetely removed. aud am an opinion. nat
this MEDICINE will prove valuable remedy
in complaints OF the chest, as well as Rbp..
ntalism.
PREPARED .7gD SeLB ny
NJ. $ DkISDEN NJ p
No. 10. 81. Pnnis. LOn1olt.
Who has appointed nr ROBERT HARRIS.
JR. Of Philadelphia, the only agent in The q.
niled States, 10 Vend HE Rheumatic Po,tdtrs;
with full powerto appoint other agents whrrs
he may think proper
u TIE subscriber is appointed Agent
aud has for sale Il few dozen boxes of DR..
Drisdens Rheumatic Powders, each box con.
aims 81 doses. Price 81 Is Per Bos.
WALTER II. MIDDLETON,
Arolhecary aud Druggist.
July Sd. 1899
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-10-09

,'~"fsg asrc TER acH. u. ToLEh
alN w. oftbe Lars Of The Union.

plL5IlSH1I0 ?
sem;. Weekly Paper, at So, and the
u IN" m..er, At 81 per annum, payable M
Weekly AZ +, snl,scription will b. received tor
sdsaac.e' ,ton .ix mouths; aud no paper will
e,s u'la .;a,,sd lbut at the discretion of the
BE- i'scon ant;l all arrearages are paid
Ediior5) un ',,;sements viii be inserted at 90
" Aat .oanre Tor less) the first TIM, and
cents per ~ fer each continuance. Those
81 II , Gsn must be paid for previous to
from a .,;en. ar the payment assumed by
iIeIr ln ls'eonsible person in Lynchhurg.
some re5f a.arv orders not exceeding two
II | n,a inserted for six dollars
.Ttr", ~ addressed to the Editors must
II N a,,p,or they will not be attended to
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-10-09

I AMP OlII--JB winter and sum
~ mer strained Lamp oil of good quality,
WAITER 4 MIDDLETON.
July y. '.ga
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-10-09
DIE ID AISD &1CsS
CELEBRATED
RHEUMATIC POWDERS;

Recommended " The mos rsspecfabit phys.
ein,n IN Europe ds ioeH az in dmerica a.
sye md certain cure Jor the
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-10-09
NEW MTSIc.

r., NGW w e SIC.
gu subscriber has the pleasure of in
lTa.L,99 rming the ladies aud gentlemen OF
$,Isggogfg, that he has received direct from
pn'a, very valuable selection OF
-, ,WBW NeNyrS Sue
In He riano- Forte, German Flute, Clari-
h ,.H NC &c.--All OF which he is determined
June ". WV "DHaei H. Nohlh'
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-10-09

WE Gross Soda aud HALF Gross
oe'dlitz Powders, just received by
49, THOMAS j. DUVAL.
August :
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-10-09
BOOKS.
Worse Collars.

lust received and for sale by the sub
j scriber, the Opinion of Chief Justice
Marshall, in the case of CARAT, Ext OF
Brooke VS.. Mason ct al
CUAS. A. WTTHERS.
Tnne To-
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-04-06
GREATFRESHET.

It. falls 10 our LOT to record this week the
occurrence Of a freshet unparalleled for more
than thirty five years. On Friday evening last
the wind commenced blowing gale from the
south east, and torrent of rain was poured
upon the earth throughout the night, but ceas-
ed on Saturday morning. The Kenneoec was,
at this time, covered with ice, Of an average
thickness Of at least twenty inches; and as the
river was not greatly swollen on Saturday af-
ternoon, at the usual time of high water, it was
generally supposed that the great thickness OF
the ice would prevent its breaking up; but at
three O'Clock on Sunday morning, the ice gave
way, about half mile above this village. AT
this time, the water being four or fvefeet deep
on the wharves,-a great body of ice was pres
.ed down upon them, and ware house, situa'
ted at the end Of the upper, or long wharf, was
swept into the dock below. This was the
chief damage sustained here at that time, ex.
cent that considerable number of logs broke
from boom and vent down the river. AT five
the water had risen two or three feet more, and
a small quantity OF wood, lumber, sc. was lost
The ice still held on above, and by - O'Clock
the water had fallen two or three feet. In the
mean time, most melancholy accounts Of dam
age done were received from HaIowell. The
ice having famed below that village, formed a
dam, and the wafer was already inundating the
village, sweeping off buildings, filling the lower
stories o. the stores on the river side Of the
pain street, and destroying large quantities OF
per,sha5ie articles contained in them. All the
vessels on the stocks at that place were swept
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-04-06
For the Phenir Gazette
THE COUNTRYMEN AND THE CLOUD;
THE MISSION TO PANAMA.

To the Editors:
Talking to one of my neighbors, the other
do, of the expedioncy Of sending Ministers to
the Congress of Panama-@e agreed that we
had as perfect right TO be represented there,
as Spain to be represented at the Holy Alliance;
and that to effect objects open, ayowed and le-
gitimate, to which no nation could Justly take
exception, it was matter only for us to consi-
der whether TO open negotiation with FIVE ma
tons, at once, at a General Congress, or with
each Nation, separately, at their respective
courts. There remained, however, doubt
whether the acceptance Of the invitation would
be productive of any signal benefit toour coun-
try: and to solve it we determined, as we bad
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-01-13

son. is no indeed clothed with this power. visi'
taoriai authority for the purpose of detecting abuses
the application Of the funds OF examining into tbs
modes and plans o instruction and of suggesting
rrovcmers, woui unquestionaby be attended with the
most IropitIOus effects.
gives plea urc state that our literary colleges
continue to deserve high praise and muuicent
raSerncnt The lnf-ut college Of Geneva, wi.
promising state and IDder able superintendent, has
never experienced the public bounty. AS the estab-
lslneut OF institution of this kind imposes obi
CATION to make suitable provision for its support pre-
sumo that you iii not hesitate to take it under your Ii.
5eral patronage. regret to state that owing TO intes
tine divisions the medical college in New York has
not exhibited this season, that increasing prosperity
which might reasonably be expected from the high
dowmentS and acknowledged abilities of its professors.
The other me,lca! college at Fairfield under the gui-
dance Of talented and learned men 10 flourish
Ing cCniliuon. The charter of the Historical Society
of New York has expired and its finances are in a
state Of great depression. Its collections Of books
c:pts medals and rnaps illustrative of the antqui-
ties and history of county, very valuable and
ought 10 be preserved for the public benefit. The
susCaticn OF this society and liberal provision for
extended usefulness measures worthy of adop
lion. | cannot recommend in terms too strong
Prcssire, nunhccnt appropriat ions, the faculties
of the state viii authorize for all the institutions
which have referred, and all other ESTABLISHMENTS
nccted with the interests of education the exaaon of
literature and science and the improvement of the hu
man mind.
In 1873 had the pleasure 10 congratulate tho IciE.
aturc on tie suspicious ami sccccsefpl
progress ofthe contemplated water communications be-
tween the great and north lakes he At
antic Ocean, and now have tle peculiar eraticas
ton 10 eiciate YOU on their completion. On the Goth
o. October last the western canal was in Yigabet
state, aud vessels passed from Lake Erie AMI the Altar.
TIC Ocean. In about years, artificial communications
near 428 miles in length, lave been oponed-to the
Hudson Rivcr from, Lake ChampIan by The northern
cana--'o Lake Ontario by the O5wego River and the
western canal and TO Lake Eric and tie other western
lakes by the latter caua-thus aioidlng extent OF
inland Navigation unparalleled in the experience of
mankind 1Ac expense of These works aud OF seine
auxiliary. connected and incidental operations, amounts
to 90, 30373 SO 100 exclusive of interest PAID OF,
toaI.s. The canal debt Is as follows.
Si,52I, 270 30 100 at ) per cent.
39l3,500 at Per cent.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-01-13
e7188 10
al7G001 O.

portion cF the teyenre Of each fiscal year IS annu
ally paid before the commencement Of the year, and
constitute Fart Of tbe balances in Tie Treasury at the
end Of The preceding This bcirT circumstance
OF ordinary occurrence, il has heretofore been thought
not material 10 vary ihc estimates on that account
Pcicciying, however, that the anoun thus paid into
The reasury prior TO the LIST Of Octobcrl last varies con
sdarably from the amount thus raid in the preceding
year, your committee have, with view to Tie greatest
possible accuracy in the estimates now submtcd cx.
cgled from The balance in the Treasury at the crni.
nation oi the last fiscal year, tie sum Of G3G 7O7 81
patof the estimated revenue Of tho current fiscal year
Which had been previously paid into the Treasury and
constituted part Of that balance. Various uucxycnd-
ed appropriations of the last year, amounting TO tie su1
Of { 1856 So, included in the above estimate Of
tbo expenditures Of lie current year. Among
these is a balance Of 2O,50O dollars, Of an an
preparation to the Sinking Fund, for the reIcmp-
lion Of 50 much Of tie old per cent. certificate
debt of Tie State not held by the President and
Directors Of tae Literary Fund. This balance is be-
lievcd TO be fully sufficient for the accomplishment Of
that object; and when ii shall have been done, there
will be outstanding debt of the State except what
held Tor the Of the Literary Fund, consisting of
portion Of the old six per cent debt and 1919 coo Of
cent. certificate debt The redemption ofw hic
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-01-13
BOARDING HOUSE.

mjJ RS EiIZABEi'H ALEXAN DER having tai n tl.al
va co'mnti"us iiruse lately occupied 10y Mrs Ijgsi-
hoiham aad second door below Mr. Charles L. Ahradfs'
"p'ca2y store, viii be prepared accommodate Rlcn
hrf Of the Legislature any Gentlemen who ma
'Fo"r 'er with their uonagc by the day week. mont
'r yH'sf.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-01-13
NlcHNoND VIRGINIA. FRIDAY JANUARY - 1soe
at This time, does 10, appear your committee as des,a

BILE. ~0''''i''ee as uesiia
IN submitting The foregoing estimates Of the revopu.
oil the State, 1t Is pleasing 10 YOUR COM
ration OF TIC state OF the public 6uances there does moi
appear 10 them any necessity for increase az tho rc
sent rates OF taxation Should new subjects of
a''on oe discovered, which ought in Justice, 20 contri
oaI raa,: 'e eNiehses OF government proporti-
o"' reduciion from TIE existing taxes nigh, he made.
ana III maj event, committee are not aware of anv
Suolec, on which the reduction could be mare ccuiabI
'-ade than tic tax on law process
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-01-13

up IN her are OF the choicest description and her
mcnts, although rich, will snbscrve utility She has
'"''''d stern and will be capable ofmouniine leo guns
w'n completed she viii be the tarSes. gcsseI IL, Tie
tcoylt{.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-01-13
GAlE G. D Gn s,
10 COTTON GROWER, =.

FaN!t subscriber has erected and roonlv
T. IIoaea in lc Of tie present occupied by
h.a on Cary street, where H. Will receive COITOF C.F
SI)!It!., Gee Of charge 10 the llanter sold lying
IN bis hGuec bat storage be charged in all
tcoIion is inkan away. He will either sell commissions
81 5re IN cash the highest price paid in the market.
.HlDiSC.T W.1ETfI4LL.
ser, % g. r6y
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-01-13
Legh0rn Bolivar Hats.

f92,iREE Gases Ladies' Leghorn Bolivar Hats,
a which sa,o be superior any in the market:
whole parcel makes very complete and will
lie sold at smali advance The cost Of niot ton
Prices from s. 50 S25 each; Also, American
Straw Donnets. For sale by The Case. retail by
Dec. :1-ft f.. TREApN ELL.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-01-13

An English Naval Architect Of come e5ninepce nocv
on visit to this country says that the ship Of the limo
(hc PennsyIyana) nearly finished at the NayyYarl in
Pbiadephia will be the finest vessel in any navy For
beauty Of model useful and elegant proportions strength
oconsrucon and general arrangement Of the interior
he believes that she viii be unsurpasoed-cerianJv moi
equalsd by any British ship. fhe materials worked
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-01-13
BY PLEASANTS & JONES.

= The CoNsrIrurIoSAI. WING is pv5iiyaed irice a
@cet i~esiays a'd Fridays) az fre dollars per Q,t.
pu8a5ie ia cduance.
- Pcerioas 10 dtsconIaance Of The paper, al ar
-l'Gses mast ne pull up. lind those o may irish 10
%ts'o"t'u" oW notify the Editors 10 that effect, al least
hy days 6G0fe ne period expires for seic Mey sub
s-riGed
u For ddcertisns-75 cents square (ortes) for tie
Insertion, aaa 90 cc. for eac The
't'er Of Insertions mast be noted The us. otherwise
t3ey lcui De coatiauc& and charged accofdingly.
~ advertisements from he country 10 BE- paid for ia
Edoa'ee, assumed ly responsible iadividai ms
lstgcs or ,Ta1,ctcsier.
- an letters 10 he Editors mast be postpaid, Meu
"'H' reoeire no HitHijon.
B.l.N'h OF tffeGLNf4. i'm, ), 1925.
FESHG President and Directors have declared dividend
& ri per the Capital Stock of the Bank. The
usual deduction Of dollar and quarter per Share will
he bnruc by the holders of the Old Stock only the New
Stock having completed the payment of bonus Dvi-
dsniS payUblc the 18th instant.
Wal CAMBRIDGE. Cashier.
Jams 9T--ft
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-01-13

ne New york Mercantile Advertiser acknow lsdecs tho
receipt OF the following correspondence ON the subjec, of
'e Df'Sh Colonial Intercourse Acts 1t appears rot,
@ ''"iIs iIat our government, well the British
MINISTER az aSAng'on, of opinion that t} Collector
at h"liiax mas hiaconstu ed the intentions If his
-
IL is AIDED that dispatches from the British Minister
w ashinstnn, tn the Cove .nnrn Of Nova Scotia cre ~
ce'ved III New York few days ago and forwarded 10
t''"% ya ST. Johns, N. e. with the greatest cele,y IL
c"iectafcd that these dispatches relate to the ,oye f
iar and that they wilhave the eject to prevent the onr
a'ons the harsh construction put upon acts Of paa
mcn 10y tie Collector at Halifax.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-01-13

S7O,159 II
Ado; estimated ncit revenue from the
ties of Brooke aui Lee, not included above,
by reason of the commissioners books
bling ,eturncd a.o7a CT
taries public $1,000 90
Surplus Of duty tobacco shipped, held
to coytr losses io hich stae liablc 5000 90
Militia fn:s and anearagcs 5.0a0 20
Redemption of laHGs forfeited 2.5G0 90
Sale of uhappropliatcd lands 1900 90
Registers fees 500 Co
Aneasagcs Of taxes $3.50 CO
Miscellaneous receipts, viz: Sun;y bonds
ana judgments 2t,127 90
Prestuns securities 1019J 90
Rents of water 80 60
Silt 90
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-01-13

II is stated in The BhodcIs Republican, that
james Runney OF Virginia, in 1852. invented steam
aPParaius to propel boat, b. drawing wafer into
trunk placed enghways The boa and forcing out of
tho stern. viii this machinery he propelled boat en-
the Potomac ct the rate Of rte mites hour against
The current. in 1854 he patented lis right in Virginia
and Pennsylvania In 1865 be invented tube boiler
NOV called gencrator,) of two inches 10 diameter
and lad it in OF board bis stoan boat, particular
description Of which, with drawing, is given i'm Tie
Columbian Magazine for May, 1885, printed IL Pl,ila
dclPhia by William SPosw GOD.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-01-13
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