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Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-08-16
IL [ remember

II I remember
Right,
On the night
OF the thirteenth Of December,
In a'week or two,
DR. Cotton told Cato
And his dame
To choose name
From the hible ar the cateclism,
And bring the boy 10 church, for baptism.
Now the DR.. had son
About sixteen and he
A, wild a one
As ministers boys are apt 10 be.
lie told the pious couple
II would relieve them
or deal Of trouble
Ii thcy ii take a name he'd give them.
He'd give them one
lie sdh as much or more
Famed, and better known,
Than any in sacred lore.
lie said ihcy must expect
The Dr.. 10 o ect
Al first, a little
But twas all his whim,
Aud they mustn't yield TO him
a title.
Next Sunday in gallant style,
Cato anl Dinlh walked up the ai'ls
In their cayes Vesllmentah
Unto the sacIimental
Table
The DR.. took the sable
Boy and whispered Cato,
(When all the congregation
Rose N anNiou, expectation
To hear
What name he should bcstow
Upon the hndly infant
Which heaven 10 hun had sent
Cato looked upon the smiling cherub,
And IN voice loud aud clear
Replied BclzeDuh'
The church from aoor TO raficr
Rung With gush Of Laughter
A. loud as the roaring OF Niagara,
II even made the Dr. siagger
Little, aud pleasant smile
Cured his reverend lip awhile.
As soon as the congregation had curbsd
Their risbles aud compOsure
Which had been disturbed
BY Cao's strange disclosure,
Had returned again.
The DR.. nrn'd again
To Cato, aud ia under tone
Sad that he must alter
The uame, Tor it want proper one,
Cato did not laulter,
But, sligIiy gave his nose a rub
And said bible name not proper, Massa Cotton,
IL you don't call
Him Brllebup
You sha'nt call him nothing
Al all'
There wa, another roar
Louder than before.
The DR.. saw that he was disled,
Aud baptized the boy Cato wished,
And strange that il should happen thus,
'BelLebui' became
A 'Ch tan' nare,
Aud that too III Yankee Westinghouse.
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SLAvERY.-It appears by the Boston Courier
Of Monday, that an effort is now making in
that city, through the meaps Of Mr.. Lundy,
editor Of the Genius Of Universal Emancipa-
| tIon," Baltimore, to abolish the inhuman and
disgraceful system of slavery in tho South. A
very large and respectable concourse of citi-
zens ssembled at the vestry Of the Federal
Street Meeting House, on Thursday evening
last, and propositions were offered by Mr.. l.
for the purpose of efecting this desirable OBJ
ject. The measures already taken by the
American Colonization Society have efe cted
much good. but those means are deemed to-
tally inefficient to accomplish the great enter
prize. 1t is said the people of the North ought
not supnely to fold their arms and content
themselves with saying this is no concern Of
theirs; but to raise their united voice Of repro
baton against the inhuman custom Of holding
our fellow beings in servitude nd bondage
Their honor their interests and even their
lives are in some measure at sta ke, in the final
result OF this matter. Our natio nal chara cter
haS pSeh 'ciy justly SchS"co oh oSSouht VI
slavery, and some efficient means should be
taken to eradicate it forever from the abo des
of those who boastingly talk about the freedom
Of their government.
At the last session Of Congress, a petition
was presented, signed by more than one thou
sand persons of the highest rcspectablty,
and among them several Shareholders, from
the District of Columbia, praying that slavery
may cease in that distant at such time and
with such restrictions as that body mighr think
proper. Should this petition be granted, it
will doubtless have an important influence
Throughout. those sections Of tho country where
slavery is tolerated.
We hope Mr.. Lundy will visit this town and
use his exerlions to stimulate the inhabitants
to do something in behalf Of the manacled and
oppressed Africans.
Dinner to DR.. Hoiyoke.-The dinner in
compliment to DR.. Holyokc, of Salem, was
given on Wednesday last, on the hundrodth
anniversary from his birth. 1t was attended
by about fifty Physicians from Boston and Sa-
lem. The venerable Doctor was in perfect
health, and appeared to enjoy in high de-
oroe the socictv of his friends
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-08-16
From the .Yen England Weekly Rerier.
YANKEE LYRICS.

From. the Nem England Weekly Rerie1.
YANKEE LYRICS.
know not why
NAV not try
To tell in simple L'Ahegro
Rhyme-(no 10 say poetry
The simple history,
OF clever nego
Named, Major Cato,-
Who lived some folty years ago
In thi. land Of Steady habits,
Slave to clergy man.
There were slaves here then
A thick as rabbits
You seldom had TO urge man
To buy one,
When
You'd let him Try one
Major Cato (,e was named
From Cato Major,
A Grabbed Roman
Famed,
For some great things an ase% OF
Two before the Augustan)
HID to wife Dinsh,
Than whom, to bake or brew
Wash or stew,
never knew
iucr.-
And she was prolific
Young ebonies accumulated faster
Than Cao's piou' master
Could SELL
Their number was terrific,
dare moi tell
How many,
Lee. you'd call
Ital
A hoaA-aud not believe she'd any.
Now !, wa, Whimsical
Notion
That sccmd TO grow
Out of the ministers devotion
To his calling,
That Cato should bcsow
Names all biblical,
Upon his appalling
sable crew
OF infant black,
That grew
A. fast, not q, snai'' do,
But Is qual' do
With egg shells on their backs.
A. might have been expected,
They were selected
Without much taste
Whether OF man, place or he"
Twas al the same TO Cato,-
There WAS ms queer rIw
OF them
Were strung together,
A.. Adam Eve, aud Abel,
Asag, Gilgal, Ilaggai,
Jchost phai aud ZeubhsbtL
Leah Cad aud Sinai,
Lazarus and Solomon,
Galiee,-aud so on.
The i,d he had
Received name as had
No worse
Than either,
II az born 10 cold weather
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WINES. &c.

WINES, nc.
XNM. WALL, No I3 south Main street, has lnst re-
wv ceived % boxes Cafe Wine, equal ~ superior 10
any article Of The kind offered in this Market,
10 do. Musciel,
100 bushels sol sbeed Almonds,
Fresh Salad on, CaIers, Olives, &c
July ~
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LEFT. :.

OY mistake n few weeks since, at a house in West
- ster street, from of the Steam Boats, dark blue
elk camlet travelling COAT lined with grey, with rolling
collar of plush. The owner have by applying al this
Office, proving property and paying for this advertisement
July 26
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TAKEN UP,

nN Sunday evening la,t,a PIG. The owner can have
" it, by calling the sub crihcr, proving property, and
paying charges SAMUEL STUDDARD,
July 81. Federal II III.
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ETpyAI NQTYCE.

LII Persons indebted 10 the late firm of SHUMwAY X
"A dixie and Az DIKg, are notified, that all demands
which settled by the first day Of September next,
will be left with Attorney for collection. Further ndul-
aence cannot be allowed h.V. Dixie.
July 26.
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Total 3 IL 2
Which seems so mere a trfo, that we are
n.uch disposed TO listen TO the gentleman's
reasoning, and TO give up our idea Of ever
saying a word sg1ins; taking snuli again.
Truth Teller.
A Min.eer's 6fst care should be 10 feel the
truths lie dsseIibes.
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The suJscri5fT offers for she

NE valuable pisntattO winch h. called The
Meadow BiidgeA This tHsie Is situated the count, Of
hanover, on Chiokahn1nby swamp miles from The
'chmoud and Contains i76 snd ,ighih winch
mere are between 100 and $50 sores low srouD1s
rue late Improvements the Swamp entirely
the Hat lands The high lands well improved fb. build
iDg are extensive, cofomJdous sud good order
ehsrds large containing between 400 trees Of ez
eeeni fruits The -b Of the subscribers family since his
resdenee on this estate, allows him that
can he more desirable that No properly
offered Tor sale this section Of country for many years.
possessing as numerous advaDtsg The soil well
To- ,h' production Of corn cotton rye and sras
mail portion for WHEAT, As table coll II
Ih suh'efbeI would prefer making prIyse ssle which II
no, tatttsd by the 18th December, be Will then
Al The ssne time lie will sell 10 or 20 likely Nesror., he
crop OF corn consisting OF about 500 $50 u
500 n Which are honuy fodder, ,hueks, &C.
horses mules and colts, together with his
plantation ut ensis &c The terms Of sale the and
personal estate, will be made knowh 81 proper tune.
JOSHUA STORRS
Oct. IL. a6tf
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II e SLIC DO CU.VE Mt.
AUDITORS REPORT.

Hua!for'a- Office, LIST Defehsber, 1929.
a - nave The honor to iraBsmt 10 the Ge-
efai Assembly, my Annual Report OF the Public
FINANCES, comprised Az the ACCOMMODATING state
ments marked A, Is, 6, -, and T..
The receipts into the Treasury for the fiscal
year ending the Both September last, including
we balance on hand at the commencement of the
year, amount TO lour hundred and ninety seven
thousand, one hundred and two dollars and forty.
two cents, and the warrants Issued and paid during
the same period, aueUInt 70 iOu hundred aud sixty-
ei8ht thousand, Bne hundred anu fifty seven dol
iafs anu iweIity seven cents l. ayius an unex
Pended balance Oh the Isl OF October, 1928, OF
twenty-eight thousand, one hundred and forty-hy
dollars and fifteen cents. From this balance how
ever, must bc deducted SIS, 063 OF, being so much
Oh the sum Undccounted Tor by the late Treasurer
as properly pertajned 10 Tie Commonwealth, dis.
hnguished irom the corpoi ations, whose accounts
are kept by the Second Auditor which deduction
VIII led-e the actual sum III the Treasury on the
Isl OF October last, Sl0,lS2 ~
When II Is remembered thatihe last Legislature
authorised various eXVcnd ures ot connected wi tt
he usual operations OF The Government and tina,
besides The aforementioned deficit Of IS, 1868 OF,
The Washington Monument Fund, amounting TO
SiJ,OO3 10, was also Withdrawn from the Trea-
sury, and invested ia loans before the LIST of Octo-
Der, 1t viii be perceived that the state Of the fl
nances !. bighl, prosperous.
SUI more encouraging j. thc prospect Tor the
current fiscal year. have estimated in Statement,
y, that without embra irg in the receipts the bal
ance due from the late Treasurer and making the
most liberal allowanc. FOR the usual di, bursen. =
there = III ia all probability be a surplus in The
Treasury on the 1T Of DC 1929, Of u dTy SG5 roo
whatever extraordinary expenditure, 10 Telor
which the Legislature q, its pres, nj session ma
think proper 20 auhofse, will quirc no addition al
burihcus, either IN the shape OF loans or taxaN n
'Eii exc - OF tiiuaed zee Ils for III curyrn
ycar, over those u TIE last, may ~ a great rnca
sl-e 1s ascTs = 20 'C r-ti'. - 0r.ra ~ ef ~.
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UNJUN ItUI I'd.
IA Afetthn,a NJ fLc Icrf.Irf,l

10 .4fe5HbeTS Qf the LeEtStdfuye.
AtS rs. Mario BCu3NNAN stbs method ii inform
~. I've Der friends sud -. rab.. aud MsnsS ihs
Lrsts surs particular that the UHun Hotel will he
under her ,shs 4. engaged ompeeD Ia keep
to sUperiue nd her bar, bsiooms aud
efs iOr her shles snd for herself that nee sns
cSpeose shall he wanting f,ndsr acceptable
ner patrons and 10 every fsTeet worldly Of rohiI,k pat
trusge any similsr tstshifhn,cI the U. States.
Having h,icc up her bedrooms sad rrIJurs The fret
ohesintss sns eiegsnce s prepared 10 seeom date with
~ without fsDiiies, fifty meBhes Of III Jesiatufv
with beard, upon reasonable and accommodating
snl similar establishment 10 the city.
Nov
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lie TEA CAcr

:, Vle Of 'heeelebrated cases wDiei, greg out &.
me I>iure oil Edward Thompson of PhiladeInh,ai
commonly called tiie ''foa Case j." has iust ice,t
tried. Francis ". Nieoll, Of ~ YORK. was ol,in.
ti, ana .ne marshal Of the distric. of peun!viv1
MIA, defendant The fparslalbad scizeJ ,J. ,e.,
10 SATISFY debts due tho United States Tor ute.
ana 'Fieoil claimed IL ~ virtue Of respondentia
BONDS, executed to him by Thompson before lie
ls,iure, IN security or satisfaction Of the debt.
The testimony established the validity ofthc bonds
ana, OF course, The soundnesy of NicoIps CLAIM
On the part oil the defence, an atiemp, ,ya. mad
to prove fraud ia the Transactions etwe en- Jhn,n,r
sou and NicoIi, which faded On Mopdav ~,
the jury returned verdict in favor Of Nic1lI =
warding him the full amount Of the rrooc,,..
claimed, ($220,0G0), aid $3.50 40 &c. dsn,agos
he marshal having asted in behalf Of f,e Ii,;,
States, the Latter afe the real defenIanis H., -
case. II hi' charge to The jury, Judge " ashing.
on .ooH occasion to animaGvcrt with great 60.
verify on 10" custom house officers nj PbiI,dci-
pn'a OF 1875; he said that "lhey were MOI onj.,
Negligent aud lizy. hat unCli,hiii the, tbe frs,5
we're caused by acts of theirs not only ofomission
tht o. commission: and that they actuali, a,rev,
the shield Of lawitiincss over the who'll j,ansac.
ton by furnishing Tho.npsoa ,y,',.Jocyrrent'ra
proofs of isrre-. 49,
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Argu.t IS
WEyr. UONy a "

hS received aud now Offer. wei selected general
softment Of ladies seDiemenss gold and silver pat, nj
lever vTse watches; eight day mantle clock. time.
ainond, PEARL paste and jewellery silver, plated
sho bin@na ware, aud ah. pencils Fountain SUI.
ver steel pens, sod silver, cps etacle, thmb,
onpeh fazo' Penknise:, scissors, Pteke, pistols, thermo
n'eoTs spy glasses, surveyor, and pocket plotting
instruments, miniature frames and cases, pocket hooks card
case pure. aud purse CLASPS, pocket and shell steel
enc gut ehans, seals, aud Keys, key rings military xooJ.
Matchmaker tools sno atsriss, with great variety Of c:t
arttessii 1t which b, enabled sell below is er Mi
cts " ~
~ Watches, Clocks and Mathematical Ins,rurnen,
Sae'ny I'PsHed adjusted Orders for any article his
line, punctuay attended 10.
NOV. III
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VIE subscriber will cell privately his of land
beu'ord county, situated the north forks %.
goose Greek, aud gu the road leading
M, asie, IL mi'es west OF Liberty, aud adjoining Capt
Du"td IL contains about HOO which
cleared The part which is uneiesred, excsp; very email
Pof'io - excellent tcbacco land the elesred $50
s.es ere low grounds OF the fret qualify and he
hGe high land This of che hest
on o. tobacco ano all s,nd, % gam lie. remarkably wei
snu very Tree from II d.i would trsk, two yer,
handsome tracts, which shail he DONE tho.e h wish T.
purchase w'sh IT, Peon, Wishing purchase NAV apply
he subscriber residing in the of Nv Louon
or 10 Cant. Du!oTd,rs.idsr the WIN IRVINE
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Committee.

.H.7RSB.4L'S S.4LI5 OF -('tGEOES
pursuance 81 decree of the Superior Court Of Chsp
ceiy tor the Richmond District Oh thu 7th
s pary, 1879 IN the eli Robert Baghy adm, de
oon non OF John Dsshy, deed william Mann .hs,i
al me residence VI the sad Ms-n (O,k.yi. he Couy
OF ing Queen, at twelve o'clock 18th o, Decemb,
1890 2hef for 'a!e 10 the highest hdde puho auction Ter
eash several negro slaves snoE many Of then
may delivered TOT that purpose which sisvrs we're con-
'ysh IN the deed executed by the defendant ie b,n,
;" e ines.5Ie oi The plain dated JURY 1912 and
mel as an e.hh IN said aud recorded IN Hins aud
0uesn CLERKS ot'es. j. 0uERhANr NJ 5. c. C. H. D
-. Of his deputies.
ine slave. conveyed by sad deed Alice. W me Le,
"asheai asey Aney, Ph Henry hoy Henry j.. md en.
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loyal COMpANY-ggoi,,---

~ = hf> N-.T nQUi.-
he Meeting oi the 81 the Loyal Company late.
proposed Cha ioite,ve, having failed elect
s" neing ovided by RESOLUTION OF the Company adopt
cd Al IN. meeting the 18th Jai 1872 that any three
me melotIs. may, al any time, call meeting, the under
sS"eh aeie''ny such 20 be r.iy by
he Interests OF all cone.ined do hereby
company al The Eagle Tavern, the C,ty
on monday The 18Th day OF December houi
e 10 any of the memheI.,o attend in person.
ne approaching Session Of the Legislature will furnish
sum- convenient opportunity beng the
i,"ro'sd meeting ty then County Delegate. ami
'S hoped hs siiwho are nterested this glect.u
concern, vii, either personally b, Prezy embrse th.
p .sen occasion for putting s;c,ent al in.
'iaon and final adjustment.
EDMUND PENDLEToN,
MANN PAGE,
w. 6. RIVES.
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VaIua6ie Rcdi Estate for sale.


I'm virtue Of deed Of trust, bearing IS Novem
1921 aud duly recorded the Clerks Oc Il tn" Coun.
~ Of Amherst, the 9Th day Of January 1928 whereby
sue s. Peudlson OF said county, to The under
txned iu for the therein mentioned one
tain parcel Of land containing 1853 he the
more or less lying and hting the county "i Amherst
sufaoe River both sides VI the road from New glasgow
Lyuchbvg ADD sjipHig the lands Of Dsvii Gariand
hens the lands which Thomas AlddEe purchased i
-vlu CaiDm and John Warwick aud when conveyed
~ the ,. Adridse ADD Cshans his wife to the said Jas
q. Pendelon, ny deed beating date the 20b April 1914"
the subscribers Of them, shall Mondsy The len sy
r January neI before front door OF the EAGLE H
The CITY Of R,oh nd proceed 10 sell the AFORESAID s of
iaaj tie highest bitjcr. for resdy money IT obe
tOu for purpO3s oftg sId trust The Improvements
thi, land ar. two story BRICK dwelling htuss, with
rooms on Hoo ohee with other neGe'say out hops-
s au ice house and framed Ovsrsesfs house, bsfn n.
The water elu'l pny the upper country the improve
sut, in GOOD condition. the plantation under go'd system
Of culture aud adapted to tie grosth Of FIST rate Tobacco,
corn and wheel; heilthy aud the IeEhbrfhood
de,irabe This Isud siuatsd shout mile from New.
Gsros the County ton about ileJ from he bouss
u &c comfy and about 20 mies frtm Lynchbms
y. N. NICHOLAS Trus-
VIM NEhERVIS, s tees
hersque,t Of the Trustees the sb"se sale will
THOS. TAYLOR.
NJ, a SIS ~.
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.M.4R.NIIHEN ~ D,

5OANT 10 derst Of ekane
- y" ,ue Williamsburg District, pronounced the 18th
Gay y 1"y 1913, % cue tbste depe nding, between Ed
nuno Richardson plaintiff aud Ez,heth Cfunp, George
Trump and Patrick, Sally, Martha. Nathaniel Susan and
Damst. CrumP, infsn by CT. L. Wingfeld, of this
court their guardian assigned defendant .hsl proceed g.,
the Tract ct L1ni described in the saj Decree beor
me courthouse doof Of Newk the day
pec.mb. next, that being day, ready muaey for
III. purpose OF satisfying the debt
the execution OF the
Gil. L. wINGFtELD m. 3. e.u.d
ST
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sty virtue Of deed Of trust executed IN fI,e sinh
scriber by James Cooke, late Of The county of
Powha,an, aud duly recorded in the Court of The
said County; will be sold FOR ready money, q, Pow
h1tan Courthouse on Parliamentary the 17h day Of
'eocmber next, being Court day, a tract Of land
lying and being in said COUNTY sifuat.d on Lance
Riger, and bounded by the lands Of John r. Cooke
and others, containing lG0 acres more or less, or
so much thereof as may be sufficient TO paw and
satisfy o. debtin the sold deed mentioned This
,raet OF land j. The same on which the said James
Cooke resided before his death.--Tbe tile Is be-
Hevcd 20 be good, but the subscriber acting az
trustee "ilI convey such title only, a. is vested
In him ~ the deed Aforesaid
:. 8oPERrSON, in. TRUSTEE.
a. 5s-'dy
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N1TTICE

Hon SALE, at the Pentcndsry Store, nearly or
posiie the State Banks, large assortment OF
pcDitcDiiary Manufactures, 10 wit: Negro Cloth
ing, Shoes, Gear Of all kinds, Nails, sc. &c Far
mers. Country Merchants, and others, are respect
July invited 70 call and examine them.
The prices OF many of the articles have been late
~ rcdmred 10y the Board OF Directors particularly
Ih1 Shoes. TIQhiAS NELSON, p.h. p.
Ser'.2E %
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Hiss HLrGtIEa

lsS ESP'"TFULLI inio' ruhie that her se,,n.,y
80 = TIE n''iuon IT young Lsdes, was crep,d on III
- "-i'i IN which will be tsush
or'hnsfaphy Reading Writing, Arh nec English Cfamnst
os,sphy 'slufai aud MORAL Philosophy, History ChrVno
ava must VIZ be taught, il wished. Boad,rs will be
Set" session, Tor board aud tuitiun; ig
2 Lodsns ~ dolls, The session Consisting OF 10 month
Day pupils SO DOLE per Fuel III 5oe All neeem,ry
ladies. Oct. s. y'""s
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.llNRSIL.aL,N SaEE

T
decree OF IRE superior court of chsrcery
SS 20" the Williamsburg District ~ a oAus. therein d.p.n.
d EISnoun',d the 18th day Ct July, 1885, wherein
man Vakef p!ainh Elijah Mix dsidt shali
!" sen, fo tsb, before the door Ne
county on Thursday the Iih dog Of D;e n,x, that being
svuF' cay ths iiaei OF Land mentioned The
n iO' the purpose OF satisfying the
decree. H.. ,. WfSC;FJEIY -.
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STEAM BOAT NOTICE

z S4Sgcxsn Th' Maryland and pirginia
C$S Steam Roat Company oh.ei v,ps
"A IL that the Steamboats, Riehmond 4
r.r.burt, which ~, betwsee
No'olk and Richmond solver.
-tc Tor sale Tn the Cob inst. to
evs any "tsap. ointment TO travellers, the sssg boats Fir
eiHtc and Norfolk will run through Richmond frcm Bal
tnot stopping Norfolk City Point; TO accomplish.
which, the Norfolk, CAPT. JIM. Ferguson Sen. will lesv
Daitmuie ereJy Sunday nsrnoon at O'Clock for No folk
commencing Sunday sSl INST; leave Norfolk for Rich
u,ond Tuesday ynornns O'Clock leave Rishmoud
every Wednesday motninx at O'clock and ,rfolk En
B.I,imoIe every THURSDAY rnins at 9 O'Clock.
The pfSfna, Capt Jno. Ferguson u. wal leave Dsl-
noie every Uedesday afternoon, At o'clock Nor
commencing 18th leave Norfolk for Rehnoud every
FRIDAY morning at O'clock leave Richmond for Norfolk
every SUNDAY morning oelcck Norfolk fer Bal
more every Monday ncrning at o'clock, ops III.
navigation Is open. Fare from Bsltm Norfoh, So;
from Nor folk to City Point So and TO Rcbmo.s ga Ali
baggage aud good, at the ri.k nj the ~ own..
JAMES FERGUSON, Agent,
SO Bowly's wharf.
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II Icdcher IYanted.
VDUE Trustees of the Washington Henry Academy are
~ ie.rous 10 engage Teacher IN that Seminary f1r the
year 1899 Is believed that with the set,a,s the
negsbourhood would furnish, aud The Bosrdes who mig
he expected u situation so healthy
good school can he made ur THIS Academy 10 situated IN
the county Il Hanover villain nine miles the city II
kebmond Good Board eau be had IN the Neighbours
sepail. aud suited for T. aehef with email family la
addition To the tuition the Teacher ibey to Gull
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