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TWEEN TTN1Eg COIN GREsG, FIRST SESSION.
 IN SENATE.

WdTCu Z0s The bill providing for the final settlement of the land claims in the several states and territories, was taken up, and after some con- sideration of the substitute offered by Mr. Berrien, it was laid on the table. The bill for graduating the price of the public lands was taken up, MT. Hendricks motion tosa- mend still pending; Mir. Barton spoke at great length against both the bill and amend ment.
 March 26. The bill "providing for the settlement of land claims in several states and territories" :" was considered. amended, and ordered to a third reading. The bill for graduating the price of public lands. and ceding the refuse to the states in which they lie," was considered and discussed at great length. Some time was spent in the consideration of Executive business.
 March 27. The bilI for the relief of the widow of the late Gen. Brown-giving her S5OOO, the amount of pay, emolument and allowances, from the time of his death to the end of the present year-was, after some discussion, or dered to third reading. The bill providing for certain surviving Revolutionary Officers. was taken ap, on motion of Mir. Woodbnry, who proposed two additional sections to the bill, extending its provisions to the widows of deceased officers. and to soldiers; the bill was then postponed to. and made the order of the day for, Monday. The remainder of the day was then spent in the considera- ton of the bill for graduating the price of public lands.
 March s8. The bill for the relief of Mrs. Brown, wid- Ow of the late Gen. Brown, was Passed. The bill granting township of land to Kenyon College, in tho State of Ohio, was discussed,
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Revival.

THE subscriber contemplates unrertak-
l. ing the Broker or Commission bust
ness, in all its varions branches, liquors
excepted all other goods, wares, and mer.
chandise new and second hand clothes
household furniture; factory goods; artisans
and mechanics work ofsll kinds. taken and
sold at public or private sale. rs may best
suit employers,-Also.h houses and land Ia
sell or let, and those that wish to purchase
or hire, will please TO give information.-
Likewise, any persons Of c'thcr sex want.
ing employment, or those who Fray want
such peoples labor, are desired TO make
application 10 The subscrib at his resi-
dence, No, 43, Broad street, at any time
after this date, first days excepted.
All favors for any OF the above offered
services, will be thankfully received and
faithfully attended TO; and separate books
will be kept for each branch Of business 10
register al! applications 'hot may be made
B. CORNELL, g. Co.
Newport, March "a, Is25.
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School Books and Stationary, Blank Account
Rocks, Rowlets Interest Tables, Bibles Pray
or books; New Hymns, thre. sizes, one oi largo
print for elderly people a great variety 1T
Juvenile Books from ] cent To 81. Nautical
Almanacs for 1925 and 20, Bow ditch Navga-
sors, Blunts Coast Pilot; steels Ship mas
trrs assistant, an excellent work, Gibfon's.
Gummere's and Flint's Surveying, fnyiairs
fucld; Eulcr's and Days Algebra; Playing
Cards, engiavcd Merits for Schools, pocket
BOOKS, Wrapping paper Of various ,i7es, low;
Travellers Directory, Watts psalms and
hymns.
.4iso, just Received Some moro NEW MU-
SIC IN sheets Feb
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.seGos-.
fPuBLfc-No.9.]

fPuBLfc-Noe9]
An ACT making appropriations FOR GER
tain Fortitications Of the United States,
for the year one thousand eight nun
dred and twenty eight.
BE 1t enacted by the Senate and House OF
Representatives. Of the United States Of f.
merica in Congress assembled, That the
following sums be, and the same are here.
by, appropriated, to wit: for Notifications,
to each specifically, as follows:
For Fort Adams, eighty thousand dol.
lars:
For Fort Hamilton, sixty thousand dol
lars:
For Fort Monroe, one hundred thou
sand dollars:
For Fort Calhoun, eighty thousand dol.
lars:
For Fort Macon, OF Bogue Point, fifty.
two thousand five hundred dollars:
For Fort at Mobile Point, eighty thou
sand dollars:
For Fort Jackson, eighty eight thou.
sand FIVE hundred dollars:
For repairs and contingencies, fifteen
thousAnd dollars:
For Fortihca,ions a: Pensacola, fifty
Thousand dolIafS:
For Portifcations at Charleston, twenty
FIVE thousand dollars:
For Fortifca,ions at Savannah. twenty
FIVE thousand dollars:
For Fort at Oak Island, North Carolina,
sixty thousand dollars:
For preservation Of islands in Boston
harbor. two thousand dollars.
Sec.2. .4nd be 1t further enacted, That
the several sums hereby appropriated, shall
be paid out Of any money in the Treasury,
no, otherwise appropriated.
A. STEVENSON,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives.
J. &. CALHOUN,
Vice President Of the United States, and
President Of the Senate.
Approved-I9th March, 1893.
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS.
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For fuel for the same, twelve thousand
ore hundred and ninety ak dollars.
For contingent expenses, thirteen thou.
sand five hundred dollars.
For additional contingencies not emu
merated for the same, five hundred dollars
For military stores for the same, that ia
to say, for keeping the arms in repair, ar.
morer's pay and armorer's tools, and ord
nance stores, three thousand dollars.
For medicines, hospital stores and in.
strumeDts for the use Of the officers and
marines on shore, two thousand three hun.
dred and sixty one dollars.
| For the compensation Of Colonel Samu-
el Miller, for certain extra services rela-
tive TO ~rccounts of Il. NJ. Oesha, one
hundred and twenty one dollars and iwen-
~ cents.
| For the following items which have
been carried 10 the surplus fund on the first
OF January, eighteen hundred and twenty
eight, VIZ:
For contingent expenses prior 70 one
thousand eight bundled and twenty four,
eight huudreJ and forty two dollars, thirty
four cents.
For contingent expresses for one thou
sand eight hundred and twenty four, two
thousand eight hundred and ninety three
dollars, four cents.
For contingent ex penses for one ihou.
sand eight hundred and twenty-five, seven
hundred and eighty four dollars, twenty
eight cents.
For contingent expenses for ONE thnu.
sand eight hundred and twenty five, no,
enumerated, two hundred and forty dollars
eight cents.
For Navy Yards, five thousand dollars.
For Navy Yard at Pensacola, three hun.
dred dollars thirty seven cents.
For Swords and Medals, fiyo hundred
and seventy nine dollars sixty t@o cents.
For tisr schnoncrs, fifty cisht dollar
thirty three cents.
For builiing Barges, siSiy seven dollar
sixteen cents.
See. =. ind ht Il f'r'l,r enrrfed. To
the aforrsail sums br palh np ~ any mo-
rey IN the Treasury, not Otherwise appru
pIiatcd.
See. g. md je Il f,r.asr s,ucted, Tha
there bp and hereby il. appropriated, fo
'he purchase Of such lands as the Prc-
dent Of the United States may think n.
crssary and proper To provide live oak an
.hher timber i6r The usr Of the Navy uf a.
United States, n slim rot exceeding tcu
thousand dollars, To be paid out of the mo-.
neys appropriated for the gradual irnprovr
meBt of'the Navy Of the United States, b,
me first sDctlon of The act, entitled ~
ict for the gradual Improvement of tn
Navy of the United Statcs. approved ,hs
third day Of March, one ih1uSand eigt'
hundred aud twenty seven"
ADDrOyed-- lnfb Mach 1903
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS.
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Sp1Iar& GOOD S.
';,,ctrssd IRE rr.ceiirg ,cse& in .ttsc Yo,,
mostly al Isei'ca. aRd non oPeEias by
.Ne,rt0n s. sYiHiGMS.

Comprising the largest and best assor
aent i.rrinpS eyer bruughl 20 thus marks'
The prices are astonishing low, our Gus
'rmcrS and purchasers ~ general, ere re-
pectuliy rcqars'ch 10 call and csannr'
nc goods. among ihnii nre
tARPnTI NGS--r,ch dtop Pattern
~ A great variety oi llroe hearth rugs,
Leghorn Dol ear Gypsies,
! Case ofifish !irctis,
4 Cases rich, spring calicoes, lower thai
rcrc ever sold in thIs town,
Bale RussIa sihpc'incs,
Mourning and other ginghams,
Blk Italian lns'rings,
Lcvanmes a. Cord. rro Dr. nsps,
Rich figured brown crane dresses,
Cas@ Cantor Prnwn e. blk CT .Jcs -f
.Blk nsnkin Crapes,
Blue e. Blk Cloths g. Cnssimcrcs,
Ribbons and Millinery poods-with nj.
most every other article for the spring trade
March Doth, 1898.
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.iood dnnity Of diff s cloths;
fercnt kinds, Mt lea blue, black, brown
cts per yard; olive sud mkt Gus
Corded and figured siineres;
mnslins at I23 cts; Sattinptis Of ever,
" bobbDett laces,} description;
at S73 cts; W ide black bobb,
a do do. al 40 c,s; mott laces, from (.
Satunet,s, very nee 10 ~ shillings yd
at 80 cts; wide white bobinel
B"rsgc bdkfs nt Sets loces, from s71 ctc
Gsuzc DO. ut ~ cts: to I5s the yard;
Boxes Of cotton balls 3 Stpcrfnc white, red
nj l24 cts; nnd yellow fannels
Cologne water, per Nice4 -4N hte sheet
bottle, G cts; ings L. yard;
Leghorn bot1nets Of Good a brown do
81 25 cts; atII5 cts;
Woolinets that wear Superb foor Carpet.
well and good ar ings;
tlcle for childtcn, Painted floor car
at 29 cts; petingG
Cd diaper, at % cts GOOD Brussells car.
per yard; petlDg, at ss3d
Ladies Hoskin glovs !; A superb lot of ging.
% cis; , hams,
Figured Swiss mus Persian plaids, ele
lin at 37t cts; giant,
DIhck casslncle, NJ n conplc'e assOrt-
374 cts; ment Of Culicoes,
Nice black Gro de Bombozins, very low
Nap at ga cts 800 pieces Of plain
Russia sheetings, and figured, fine
Ravens duck, and common cam
English light duck, ; brios;
A variety Of vest. Elegant corded cam.
ings, brlcs at % cts;
A large LOT Of side Canton Grapes OF
combs, overy color,
Coarse Chips---for Nankin Grape,
stripping; Back leybnlincs Of
BonnPu silks. Kind,
Bonnet camb:ics; ; 4 complete ussort.
Snpcrfre. fine and , fncu, of sllks,
cogmon blue. bik. 4 lot of @insll drums
div" d mISt hrgad. ; for children.
Al 60
10000 yds blcarhcA end IN
b'carhol Slr"iirg md Shring Coi'ons,
nr ro.'.' on.','r rad wire. mar. l3.
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Stone Cutting.


psEEESP STEVENS.
HfAkh'S tius Vpra5hu,ly ga ml,rm his
friends aud a." pthi'r that he has
removed isom Inh SacIrar's Wkprr L.
the north eud of Thames street. Ne 292
where be- keeps cope,ap,b on band, Grave
Stones az all descriptions, OF the inst quail
ity, and Us Cheap as eau be had ia The
State.
Also -hearths, fire places. ana all 9th.
er work in his line, done to order and With
despatch. Al orders from the country
strictly attended to-,
mar. 6, ls2S. cp,im.
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Rrinters OF the Laws Of the United States
rs THE BRICK BUILpIss,
Opposite ~. Townsend's Coffee House,
And 81 corner of Pelhsn,. street.
Entrance Pelham -strset.)
Terms.
Two Dollars per annum---one half in advance
Price Of f.4dUsrtising.
One Dollar per square, for three weeks, and
seventeen cents for each subsequent inser-
tiOn. Larger ones in the same proportion.
Advertisements not marked, will be contin-
ued till forbidden, and charged accordingly.
,UFAl accounts must be- settled at least
once ycar.
pNo paper discontinued until srrearages
are paid.
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at La ".

HAvING several years since, been admit
Il ted to practice as an ArroBsEY and
CoUssILLoR AT Law, in ALL the Courts in
this State, and more recently in the UsIrtD
STATES CouRrs-I offer my services to the
public in the line Of my profession. Those
who may see f, TO employ me, as well as all
my old patrons, may rest assured that what
ever business they may conhde to my manage.
men,, shall be attended TO with prornptness,
fidelity and correctness.
Henry y. Cranston.
Newport, oh October, 1927.
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Jaws OF THE UNITED STATES PASSED AZ ruE
FIRST SESSION or THE TWENTIETH CONGRESS.
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circulating Aibravy.
W. OALEAIANa

wv ~A&S ~ SsSA~k>& ~A&NN
TgAviNo made arrangements In Nov York
l. IL to receive all NEW TUBlrCA.
TIONS of merit, as soon ms publ t,d, Of
icrs Them for Circulation 10 those WIN wish 10
have an early reading Of the --latest poblica.
tons.
Among those rtcsirc1 arc the .foiioring--
Red Rover, by the author OF the Pilot, vols
Youth and Manhood of Cyrol Thornton, 2v
Coly on 81 John, I vol;
Nothing by Nobody, VOL
Chronicles of the Csnonga,e, 9 vols;
Lady Of the Manor, by mrs Sherwood, o vols
Dunalan, or Know what you Judge, vols;
Cartcss Letters from Europe, = vols,
Mignc,s History of French Revolution. iv.
Narrative of Van Halcns Imprisonment, and
escape from the inquisiton, | vol;
Blue Stocking Hall, 2vols.
Filtration, 2 vols
Voyage to the Eastern Seas, by capt, Basil
Hail, vol
Tales o ia Grandfather by Scott, 9 vols
Iiumors Of Futopia, 2 vols.
Death. Bod Scenes and Pastoral Convcrsa-
tions, by tho late J War.on, ID. ID. n nost
most excellent book.
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TIARvEY SESSIONS has received
Ii this day superior lot Of TIckIses,
which are offered for sale low, mar. 9
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Real Estate for Sale.

Il THAT wei, known stand, No.
@ GO, Thames street, now occu-
l,.!:M pied by the Subscriber. The
.N..A situation for pleasantness and
business cannot be equall,d BY any in
town. For trifine expense the shop can
be altered in the modern style. There II
an excellent well Of water IN the yard II
dry and convenient cellar. Any person
wanting a first rate stand in Newport, can
not do better than purcbsse the above. Ap.
ply to JOHN NlCkLYE.
Newport, March "a.
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VIM. James Tilley,

~ 400 q NO, HHHIUHf fFtot,
tFENED ON SATURDAY .9.vD
YESTERDAY,
complete assortment nfDRY GOODS
n purchased Tor mere song 1T hi,
iateni'on Ia sell them for the same, and III,
'ustomers are invited to join in the Chorus
.qmong his Goods are the EOHowng,
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able privilege for sea manure and an ex-
cellcnt scitc for Salt Works--contnins n
bou, thirty ncros OF first rate Land, with Il
Dwelling house and Barn in good rcpnr,
and an Orchard in full bearing, having n
great variety Of Fruit Trees. An indlspu-
table title will be given by JAMES Str
yEss. For information and further rnrtlc-
uIars apply TO Gro. TrnHrH. ESQ Attor-
ncy and Counsellor at Law, Thames-strt
Newport, II. !.
Oct II. It27. eow3m.
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Ne,c Garden SEEDS.

ioss yeo' grown, VIZ
PEAS, Salmon RsDisR
Early June Scarlet do.
Do. Golden hotspur Early turnip do.
White marrowtatt White, yellow n red
Green dwarf do. / OsIos SEEp
Strawberry dwarf Long and early CO.
Two podded cuaskR
Prussian blue Water & musk melon
BEANS, SPomgrsnite
Cranberry bush s Parsnip
60 pole DtomG.ad CAssaor
Teuderpod pois Sayvoy- 10.
Lima pol. Early Yorkshire
Chrshire bean Rcd do.
Refugee Fiat turnip
Six weeks white French do.
Early red eyed Swee, majorhin
BEET, Sage
Early 'urnir Cayenne pepper
Blood aud scat'e, Squash DO.
Scarcity { Appls do
Mangle wortrsl Spur do.
CARROT, Double popPergrass
Long & short orange }urnet
SQU4SH, Summer Savory
Dutch summer Parsley
Crookneck do. Corianter
do. winter : Nasturlion
Sugar bush Sweet corn
LETTUCE, Mustard seed
Early curled head Temp Go.
White head ; I'elcry
Speckcd fNil.st
zee LeAtucc
.qESO.
Nn A'sortmcn, Of frLoVTER-sEDCs
Newport, April 3.
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At Private Sale,

A Fh X NJ in Portsmouth,
about . miles from Newport.
situate on the Eost shore of
RhodcoIsland.--It has n valu-
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TICKINGS.

Newport, 9tb October, 1927
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-02-04
From the Blltimore American.
ARCHBISHOP MARCH, HAL.


Avery brief sketch, is all that we can, at
.F,sn give Of III" life OF this amiablr and dis
'ngushrd pr,la'e. He Was lo,n 81 Or
rans,in Frarcc, IL he year l76S. When I've
aad erminaIed his collegiate educa'ion he
'TIS nXious to accomplish the de>irr which
ae ba' long entertained, ofcmby lc.Ag the cIer,
talpo'es,inn. Gut in compliance with the
wish ,. his parcn's, he cnlcrcrrd on the study
Of the civil Law, Having completed the course,
ar tram eXncrIeacing that change in his in
cIFa,lon which parental affection had fondlv
anticipated, lie, on the contrary, as he has Of
l|e taken pleasure IN repeating. felt his former
H'sie revive with greater force, and Judged
lh-' propensity which had so long wiIhsiood
ne a>Saufs OF temptation and contradiction
ehoald be considered as call from bea,.,
.N'Uh what success he pun sued mis- eccIesiasti.
- ''""''s,hls subsequent career sufficiently
'""ee'' The horrors OF poll ical fans6cism
|e'S al TINS lime hlacSening apace, and i, was
~ th' helv'ngS Of THIS tempts, that the d,st;,-
5''ahed young clergyman was thrown unon
u sanr S. Que Of less determined nnr,n.s
you'd have yielded to the emergency. R,,
IS vesnuuoN Was not To b. sh ,te, NJ
l'a'm had TO terrurs far him. AT the n-rn
A'NClNfu the sacred
l'0' o'dlnalIon, and Fastening in disruis.
''n rs he embarked at Harve for Bali.
.o'e Here his zeal was furnished with active
o''', aeht, and he successlvely performed
s Haunus duties Of missionary in yari,vs
-.A oi he sta'e.But he was soon allied to act
I'ue more congerial With his s,ud,ous hab.
'S'Ng appointd Professor in the rheolo,ri-
enIharv attached 10 St Mary's CoIleop
us brilliant success in this department.. all
"au Tie happiness Of studying under him
1H win admiration, and almost with en-
m' theology in his hands, wa. not,
Il Sss rePulsiys study: il was the mirror
al .bs, 1 = IS most sublime in the Deity, and of
s"A'S most lovely aud attractive in virtue.
n, Inv, seminary was soon to,be deprived of
,N1aSIe services Affairs began TO wear
S sn'er aspect in France The superior of
3upuiaa Society To which he belonged,
a.uee his aid in reOrgAnizibg s. con due ting
'''i ''eses Of that establishment. He could
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-02-04
HcNNN Ni

'HNHE subscriber has removed his AUCTION Stare from
Jsnney's wharf to that spacious three story hre-
proof brick warehouse at the of King and st
Asaph streets and nearly opposite the Mechanics
Bank where he offers by the piece or Pachlg: o'ty SS
5 and 81 point blankets, "a to i5-4 rose do
Drab aud olive cords, fancy prints
Bantano hdkis, black silk do, CRIMSON Toreens
Black, brown and MKT broad cloths
Ravens duck, checks and stripes
Book muslin, Drab cloths
Shad and herring tvlne
casks Malaga wine
bbs botting crab cider
10 boxes Havana brown sugars, very prime
ALSO,
Ladies' morocco shoes, mems leather do
Drab and black wool hats, upper leather, stoves
Tobacco, oars, quantity of books, one piano
Secretary and book cases, chairs one s'deooaid
Fender, pen knives, and many other articles:
All being on consignment, will be sold at lowest IL
ms at private sale, for cash, or on usual credits
GEO. JOHNSON.
George Johnson still retains a counting room, &C.
on Janney's wharf, where he will be found At all ne
cessary times, for the transaction OF Commission bus
80 feb
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y From the National Journal
STRENE COURT OF The u. STATES.
T Rns., r 5uarv Isl, 1873

On n. ion Of Mr.. -3ates, John Whipple,
Esq % Rhode Islanl, is admitted an Attorney
AMI Counse lef Of This Court
n, 10 Bi"thaIPr and shuttle VS.. the Bank
Of he State Of Geors ia-rhe ques ion Of ju
nsiIctinn over ,h.s cause Was argued by MIR
McDufi for the Cong laiuanIs, and by
Me,srs. 3crren * Wilde co. the respondents
No s.. Bcyuts Executors IS The Bank of
Me orons, This Cause was argued bv Messrs.
Srauu and Wor,hiug'on for The Plaintiffs in
Ct. I, aud by Mr.. Key, for the Defendant in
"rIr.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-02-04
TWENTIETH ONGREsS,,sr SESSION
Friday, february I, 1928.
IN SENATE


The Vice President communicated letter
from the Secretary Of the Senate, requesting
leave of absence for few DAYS; and, on mo-
ZION of MIR. Cobb, leave was granted.
The Vice President communicated a letter
from John Agg, stating tina, he will, on Mon
DAY nex',nake communication TO The Senate,
IN reply 10 a part ofthe conimunica alton Of Duff
Green, made yesterday; which, ou motion Of
Mr. DickersoE, was ordered 10 lie on The table
The bill in addition 10 all act concerning the
discriminating duties on tonnage, was taken
up; and, on motion Of Mr.. Woodbury.. ordered
to lie on the table.
The bill for the relief of Susan Decatur {wi,
dow Of Captain Stephen Deca,ur) was read
second time.
Mr.. HayHe then moved 20 Gu The blank in
The bill with the sum Of 100000 dollars; but
remarked that, il any gentleman OBJECTED to the
present consideration # the tall,.hc would move
TO lay il Oh The table.
Mr. Woodbury. intima,ed thai this bill might,
if now discussed, interfere with he unfinished
business OF yesterday, on The Re, olutionary
Officers bill.
Mr.. Hayne then moved 70 lay the bill on the
table, and it was ordered
The remainder Of the DIV WAS spent in dis
cussng the bill, for the rr'iri nf certain surv,-
ing officers Of The Revolutionary army.
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From the Fed rck,burg Herald.

We urdec, ami y rhe Richmonl Cnmpi-
Ter, ,hr Board of Public WORKS, ha'. rccom-
n.aaeI an appropriation IN the part Of the
S,a,c Of 81, GOO, towards oaening the Naviga-
,lo, Of the R4ppshannock River, above Ere
Gni,k,5urg t H. e,'imatsd sum required
for The completion Of the work is $50 900
Of which, the Legislature, according /" the old
rule OF a?pain mem, Is rqacst'd To suborihe
2.5hs |, would give as great satisfaction 10
SC, the RJppah,nuock open, AMI extending ITS
ADVANCE, % n, RS ectablc citizen, offs back
couutry.--lod,, iAgais have alrrady subscribed
OF aid e.di Y contribute The other 2-3rds.