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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1828-04-17
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS
TPUBLIc-No. Ill

An ACT making appropriations for the
M I,tary Service Of the United States,
for the year one thousand eight hundred
and twenty eight.
Be it enacted by the Senate asd House Of
REPRESENTATIVES Of the Uniied States Of H.
nericn IN Congress assembled, That the
following sums be. and the same are here
by, respectively appropriated for the Mill
tary Service of the United States, for the
year one thousand eight hundred and
twenty eight, to wit:
For pay to the Army and subsistence Of
Officers, including the Military Academy,
one million and fitty-sx thousand three
hundred and sly dollars and seventy five
cents.
For subsistence, in addition to an unex
pended balance in the Treasury, on the
thirty first of December, one thousand
eight hundred and twenty Of sixty
FIVE thousand dollars, two hundred and
eighteen thousand dollars.
For forage for Officers, forty thousand
one hundred and twenty eight dollars.
For clothing for servants Of Officers Of
the Army. and of the Military Academy,
md twenty supernumPrary Second Lieu
tenants. graduates Of The Military Acade
nv. ninrtcco thousand seven hundred and
seventy collars.
For the recruiting service, IN addition 70
an unrxpendcd balance ~ the Treasury on
the thirty first of December, eighteen EgB-
dred and twenty seven. ot ln'-'eeD thou.
sanl siA hYaGret dollars, twenty two thou.
sand six hrndsed and sgI enty four dollars.
For the contingent expenses Of the re-
oruiting service. 10 addition to an unex-
pended balance Of three thousand three
hundred dollars. IN the Treasury on the
thirty frat Of December, eighteen hundred
and twenty seven, fourteen thousand eight
hundred and thlrty-seven dollars.
For arrearages ofthe year eighteen hun
dred and twenty seven, being the differ
ence between the amount appropriated by
Congress for the pay and subsistence OF
the Captains and Subalterns, and that al
lowed by the act Of the second Of March,
eighteen hundred and twenty seven, thirty
eight thousand and seventy seven dollars
and eight cents.
For the Purchasing Department. in ad-
di,ion to materials on hand. amounting to
forty thousand dollars, viz: for clothing for
the Army, camp eguipage, cooking uten-
sils, and hospital furniture, one hundred
and seventy eigh, thousand three hundred
and seventy seven dollars and forty nine
cents.
For the purchase or woollens during the
year one thousand eigh, hundred g. twen-
" eight, in advance for the year one thou.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1828-04-17
GPUBLIc-No. 10.1

GPUBLIc-No. 10l
An ACT granting the right of preference
in the purchase of Public Lands, to Ger
tain settlers. in the ST. Helena Land
District. in the State Of Louisiana.
BE At enacted By the Senate and House
Of Representatives Of the United States Of
.4merica in Congress assembled, That ev-
cry person, his or her legal representatives
comprised in the list Of actual settlers re.
ported tn the Commissioner of the Genera
Land Office, by the Register for the DIS
trIct of st. Helena, in the State Of Lou
siana under the authority of the act Of
Congress, entitled AN act for adjusting
the claims 10 land, and establishing Lane
Offices. in the District East of the Isano
of New Orleans" approved the third dav
OF March, one thousand eight hundred and
nineteen. or who did actually inhabit an
cultivate a tract Of land III said district 40
the third day of March. one thousand eigh
hundred and nineteen, not rlIhtfuly claim
ed by any other person, by virtue OF an
written evidence of claim. legally derive
from either the French. British, or SPANS
Government, or granted as donation l.
virtue of any act Of Congress heretofor.
passed, shall be entitled to tight Of prefer
ence, on becoming the purchaser, from III
United States, of such tract of land, at i
same price for which other public lands
sold at private sale:' Pr0cided, That suc
tract Of land shall not contain more tn
one quarter section, to be located by see
tional lines; and that the same shall be en-
tered with the Register of the Land Otfic"
In said district, within tWo year, or before
if the same shall be offered at public sale.
Approved-l9th March, ls2s.
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1828-04-17
Notice to Manutac-
~~- 0.S

~ ~.
PROPOSALS will be 80 al tnis
Il office to furnish for the use of tho u
nited States Army, for the year 1928, the
following enumerated articles Of Ameri.
can Manufacture. viz:
Blue Cloth dyed in the wool with indi-
go) Il 4 wide.
Grey twill'd Cloth, Ga wide,
Cotton Drilling (unbleacheO 3.4 and
rs wide.
Cotton Shifting (unbleached) 7-S wide
Flannel of Cotton aud Wool 3.4 and
rs wide.
LIKEWISE,
Shoes--Laccd Boutees--L Leather Caps,
and Leather Stocks.
The above Goods are 10 be delirered al
he United States Arsenal, near Phl6del
,hia, and subject To strict inspection. Sam
nles of the foregoing articles viii he oX
llbited AT this office and patterns ofwool.
n and Cotton Cloths will be transmitted
those manufacturers that may apply far
nom accompanied by such information n
all be asked for.
The proposals must be in writing, sealed
ld endorsed Proposals" and wlll be re-
e,ved until the 9th of April, 1928,
Conlmiisary Generals Office,
hiladeiphja, March 9th 1928
e. IRVENE,
CommisS1ry Genordi Of PrchdseS
April 3. iia2i.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1828-04-17
LOOK NERE!

LNlVE or Six Bosrders can be acommo
Il dated at the CASTLE HIIL Farm, in
the Neck. The situation is extremely plea.
sant, having an extensive view ofthc ocean
and Its facilities for fishing aud iowlinp
are not exceeded by any other location on
the Island. Access may b, had to the
Farm either by land or water.
Apply to JOHN A. COLLINS.
March %. 1903
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1828-04-17

Court Of Probate, .Nsicport, .4prl Z, 1898.
NICHOLAS q. BOSS, Executor ofthe
~ last will and testament Of John l..
Boss, senior, late Of Newport, deceased,
having this day presented his accounts as
executor to this court for settlement and
having also presented for settlement his
accounts as administrator de bonis non of
the estate Of John l.. Boss, Junior, late Of
Newport, deceased: Notice is hereby Civ.
en- that the consideration Of said accounts
is referred to the meeting Of the Court Of
Probate to be held at the State house in
Newport, on the first Monday in Msy next.
at 9 o'clock. A. ". at which time and place
all persons interested in tho settlement Of
said accounts are notified TO attend If they
see fit. and they shall be heard.
By order Of said Court.
B. B. HOWL-4.ND, Pros Clk.
Newport, April 2, ls2s, pO'
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1828-04-17
BY AUTHORITY.

Laws or THE UNITED STATES PASSED AT THE
FIRST SESSION OF THE TWENTIETH coSoREss
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1828-04-17

| sJWO"S "s 'O''s "ft INV .JotiOuHX'
| Good dlmIty of dif. cloths:
ferent kinds, at I25 ; Blue, black, brown
cts per yard; olive and MKT Gus.
Corded aud figured simeres;
rnuslins al I25 cts; : Sattinetts Of every
Cd bobblnett laces. description;
at e7l cts; ,Wide black bobbl.
A do do at 40 cts; tc,t Iaces, from ~
Sattinet,s, very nice TO 10 shillIngs yd.
at so cts; Wide white bobinet
| Baragc hdkfs NJ Sets laccs, from 675 cts
Gauzc do. at 10 cts: . 10 l5s the yard;
! Boxes ofcotton balls Superfnc white, red
at i21 cts; and yellow fannels
Cologne water, per Nice4. .4whlte sheet
bottle, s cts; ings IL yard;
Leghorn bonnets at Good A brown do
81 25 cts; at ~ cts;
Woolinets that wear Superb floor Carpet.
well,and good ar ings;
tlcle for children, Painted floor car.
at - cts; petings;
6-l diaper, at % cts Good Brupsclls car.
per yard; pctinP, at ss:id
Ladies lIoskin 6loYs ; A superb lot VI ging
at&j cts; hams,
! Figured SWiss muf- Persian plsids, Gle.
. In at 371 ct: giant,
/ Black cas-imr'c. At, A complete aesOri.
| 81 CTS; mont of to.~ocs,
f Nicc black Gro dc fumbnzne. very low
I Nap ~ Gp' ris JW rl, crs nf plain
Ru-sa - ..es. aGd G...ed, fine
RayCus 90. b., and common cam.
: English ighi duck, , brics;
\ variety Of Scst Elegant nlcordrdcn
! ings, brcs az ~ cis;
! 4 large lot of side Cnntun Capcs OF
/ combs. every color;
| Coarse Chips--iDf Nankln Grape,
stripping: Black lcYsbtiHes Of
Bounetl sllks. , kind,
Bounert cGmb-ics; "A complete assort.
/ Superhne. hne and ment Of silks,
common blue, blk. A lot OF small drums
olive d. MKT broad for children.
ALSO
10000 yds. bleached and un-
bleschcd Sheetins and Shiriing Cottons,
I -.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-05-19
DOMESTIC INTEE.LEGESCE.
APPOINTMENTS By TIE PRESIDENT

APPOINTMENTS By TIE PRESIDENT.
AlRfRr GALLtrIS. of Pennsylvania, aud
WILLIAM PITT PREGLE. Of Name 10 be scvera'l 3
Agents in the negotiation. aud upon the umpi.
rage, relating to the Northeastern boundary OF
The United States.
JONI SAVAGE. OF New York to be Treasurer
of the United States, in the place Of THogA5 r.
TucKER. deceased nm. hi
The Tariff bill still hangs in the Senate II has
been very heavily Ipbored in debate. but does
MI seem to make the more progress thereby
The debates have been highly interesting
though long, i We are only able. AZ present.. 10
express our regret thatthe limits of a newspaper
eitef no 90 hope Of keeping pace with them, if it
were eva within the power Of the Recorders.
which II is not These sessions of nlne and ten
hours day exhaust Reporters as well as Sena-
tors, aud every one will perceive that il is only
at vacant hours thatth can prepare any report
OF the proceedings. 10.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-05-19

From The Democratic Pres Ma,

from tbe DemOerafic Pres, .NaV7
The crowd OF anxious inqpirers which YES
ferday ihrnneed the United States Hotel, 10
see mud bear OF The state of Mr.. Clay heaHh
con'd not h1t be iiatterns 10 him aud his nn-
merous friends. His person is wasted aud
much thinner than It was when he was last
30 this city. II IS evident his health il ;c,.
paired Exercise, regimen and relaxation
irom business viii. il is hcped in q shor,
tine, restore him 20 his wontra health. ,ia
positively declines TO accede 10 The wisbes
OF his friends toaccepl some public tes,imoni.
ais oi respect.--He will leaye this civ TO-
MORO. aud return in two days.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-05-19
AMERICAN Y SlrN1-

lay n the mouse ilui jafE bn3f IInpah Tor
Jackson, dogn s. ith the Yausees.'
--sS
AMERICAN =YSIfM
Arrived 10 ffoveienee. lin9de Island. on Ffi-
as, 2jib Amdtls2s. Is vessels Coast~ise, 10 Of
them ladra with Cotton aud Corn from southern
aaies. intended for supplies for the numerous
fdcto, r. In thai state. giz.
1928 bales COTTON
- 80 bushels CORN.
These Operations, are carried Oh without the
necessity o. shipping space 10 k"gia,d, (Which
eOmpels oar banks to cuHiii discuunis) To pay
for large iuporsiiors Of dry goods thai can he
made here Of better quality and al as cheap a
rate as they can be imported INTO Ibis country
by regular aud honest merchants
Haryinnder.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-05-19

o'''is wounded. 1r. " S. elssslaad and a.
fa-pn BY pistol shots aud Lieut. Do,ien IL :,
hi"N ~nh beatty stick, on ths. head aud v ?
are paitiet 10 learn IN Tecovefs /. daubf,i,t
he Two former. We are glad ~ understand a.a
nat Thought 10 be dangeiousy ya,fnde4 N
et"inina'ion taok place yesierda4 before n ma.
g>'faif, 81 several persons charged vita beiar
concerned IN the riot. sud Capt 5 Chandler
sas Poh'a 3srr ~ APPEAR ~ The nesi Nryomher
FERN q he Cbeh't Court The battle lasted
bot short lime although the nIoh did not Dis
pcs Until a detachment from tue coinpan. Of
pfehadisrs we're caliod uut at tie request OF tllr
city Huthofiiics
u may ~ 5r improprriosay incxnlanaiisn Of
the rot, thai Is understood Que paliy infeaded
10 Iaiief pefsouai Iitiig1ifg IN a man. fsr i'm
pihed sianheis bn he va, successfully defended
by another party.
We are not Inclined 20 auifuaigert on this &c
enrfenee II vas unfortunate for more reasons
ihaa one. aud Ne fcgfei exceedingly the lssk of
relating 1t.
Among the passengers IN the steamboat Flor
a. h"nl n iae Alabama. vas s1sjor pope. ~ -
aaF III ~, lr'nk $1,000 beionging TO the Z.
states, which he VIZ taking 10 deposit IN the Mo
bile baGk, aud 500 Of hls own moncy. which
me fapldits OF the flames rendered II Impossible
10 save. The aggregate loss IS cstimated at ninety
TO one hundred thousand dollars
Laboar SaoiBg Mlshjae The Antofnaton
whist player, which Is no., exhibited at Albany j.
represented "saNery surprising piece Vi NEE han
is'n.-fhe Boston Daily Advertiser remarks,
mat II would be grrat saving o. la6n,f, tine 4
skili which may De devoted to more proper EN-
ployment, II the machine can be introduced into
general use. snaSto snperoedr the whsi pla ying
~" Ierlormed 10y mammal labour.
Washington Irvine received fhrtf honsnHf
P'gHdssferiiRg from Murray the London huoa-
shiier, lot his L3e Of Columbus
HE treaties 81 commerce lately concluded by
thr ely OF Hamburg with the nited Suites OF
Nmerca for twelve sears, with tho empire Of
6ras tor teL Years, and with MrN,cu tu, thirty
ar were lately raliied by the Council Of
Bur. her.
Mi Charles Howard 81 bingham, has nnten-
td lns improvement Oh the Common plough hy
which tbs useful instrument OF Aerlculiure i,
madr IN work without the AID on assistance Of a
pIon nan and ia sore regular aud uaifnim
n"nnef than can pos ibly nc done IN any otter
way.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-05-19

Mobile, APri 22,-An occurrence took place
IN water Street on Saturday evening aboutls sum
set, OF a very unpleasant nature, and in ms con
sequences rather serious which produced a COM
motion in the city that, although in measure
a6aied, has not entirely subsidized ri. this time.
10 gave any thing like history of the trausac-
tons, we shall not attempt Sovarious aud CON
Trajectory are the representations, that no &C.
count of the whole affair, ts origin and progress
could he presented nj this moment with much
CORRECTNESS, even five thought proper TO enter
into particulars nor could such statement be
published without, in all probability, doing in
Justice somewhere. Suffice for the present to
say, riot tumuIt and mob took place at the
lime above mentioned, which resulted III blood
shed, and unfortunately three persons " ere seri-
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-05-19
PHILADELPHIA WATER WORKS

The construction of the first water work :
in Philadelphia, was commenced 10 March
1879. The expenses incumeJ from thai date
10 March ], ls93, were $2p6,so4 az, So
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-05-19

>
da,, thu. - ta induce aren't 10 capitalists -
len1 nioHey Ia oaay il az, the pnFilefe OF
using Ne water ier certHiu feftoh ne 81
easi wa granted them asa premium On me
,ans. IN is'3. l26 hgasrs WEIR sufPiifh @dh
s. sier free ~ cost Z he shote water Ieit iof
tai voar was osly s95l. II sa- dsr'sfd from
leD dwelling hoe.es. and2I iaeLfies stables,
&c
ia 1911. $50 dsellinp houses were supplied
With ihe ,ater aud the lotal renial was . 1913
90 la i.is year the expense 90 raising the Va
ler by sietm cnginrs. "as about s21,UDo
IL 1917. about d0O feet ofiron PIPE were lad
by WY al experiment. The extent Of wooden
pipes hifl ~ hat liine. exceeded thirty -so miles,
independent OF the mains leading iioni the fesef-
yuif
Ia 1873, the steam-engiue At Fair Mount, was
in operation In this year The SPeusts OF fa's.
lng the water was a1oui slGopo. Duplicate
of water rents SiD,922, acauns rom - L
houses.
The ifonppes extended. on the ldof Janua.
~ Of the present yrar. about p II 1iles.
Toe whole expense OF rslsrag lhe water rs
watri-po~er. was Last yraf. OIL, 5lI5s. ] hr
duplicate, Of The water rents n the cts, amount.
ed 10 e51353 in Ilic district, 3 To- total 81
16O
Fpr the year 1929. the duplicates Of water
rcnt. ~ the city. amount 10 .32.52I 81. Dis
trirts Si037l 7j---increase Ia Que year, ~,
3sI 20.
es~-
iurgfron B,bte g,r.rtt - fbrtarlllh npni,cr-
sa,s Of this institution was crlrbated IN the
cts or Ne" ip,k on Thursday ,n,rning la,t
The uerffno VAS held IN tba I,,ee ron1n al
The civ lia,c.. which was crowded n enct.,
Thp TonmgI,ial Ad,e1fi#.t.s,,s. the PrrsJ-
dent Gol Richard Varirk. t..k lin. cham at il
ltllp tn, lno'rlncl,. lie introduced T., the an
lcacr ibc Rev. o. Hydp. from Massachusetts.
WHO commenced tac esar,i.,,e 81 me dIy IL,
rcaIngn chapter from tin nrophory Of Lalah
srvera letter werr then od from member.
nyned 10 nucudthp ne,tips,-- Anon, them
vas one from bs Exrcilence ioan Quincy Ad.
nus IN which he regretted that II va, not II, In.
no'Yer 10 acccpl the invitation Of The Sorcit.
nd expressed hi5 nishc. E,e IT. .p,osperifv. aud
sis f.,cenr bonr. thai throneh It's iasirnnenaI,-
~. under the bl,,.i,,o of = oyids,,r the .,.,.,
er Chris, .algn b. spread ~ from sea to s.a
aud from thc ri,csta tn ond Of earfb." III
P,es,,rn, the. rr,,l an ad,I,,..=or c,a.,da,,lt.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-05-19

Cooks haed From The lat otH7v lsa7 70
M Isl OF My, 1873 there have been issued
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-05-19
NakIog an az gregale Of

B"ing an increeSe over the issues Of the el,-
Nrnth wear otd2 9S6 The whole number ol
ISSUES >'ner the formation. Is 6lG215 ., H.
I SUES .ot the lat - : l2I}17 have been IN, dlrec
salf, and 1890 as grRtuituus distribution.
In conclusion. who does not rr'nlcc that Ia
the word OF ,1Ud ia nov given such a free course
IL haeh ie" centur es and the sacred oracle.
were rarely 10 be found, and when lounA. we've
bnt IN "1l'ien form aud mostly N languages
which had ceascd TO be spoken Now these II 3.
" writings are Translated INTO nearly two hnn.
dfed living ongas', aud copies of them have b..
come almost ike the stars ct hravru. iunutner
able. Looking up To HIM. who In, gwen as
his word to he the man of onr Council let us
ia tins season OF onr solemuiiie> re.olv. urFc,
10 cease from our laboufS. tul every dweilcr on
our mountains and IN our wales Shalt possess the
word, no, not until all nations shall! read IN hei,
own tongue the wonderful work OF God
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-05-19

Messrs. Carey, Lea * Carey are aboat putting
to press " The Travels Of General L. Eavette
IN this country by Col. Il Kasseur. The ai-
thor is the wel-kmo"n, Intelligent, and modest
friend aud companion OF La Favctte throughout
the whole OF his evenuul tour. Bni we NAV , I'll
conceive, that this>account will pass under the
eve ofthe General himself will breathe many OF
his raptnfons feelings, aud express many o. his
liberal opinions. When itis CONSIDERED fhronrh
how many splendld scenes General la Fa,ette
passed to how many characters it introduced
HIM how many affecting anecdotes II gave rise
to; how many eloquent illusions il ca led forth,
We can readily account for the curiosity which
such work IS calculated to excite. We hope
the Publishers viii give us IA large and beau.
tit'I' edhon--aod that they will contriyc TO
introduce a ie" Of the copies into France. She
has n"Ve1 yet seen fall and satisfactory ac-
count ct ;he splendid and adectionate reception
which WIS given 10 one of her sous by "A free
people. She viii see from the fouie cnsetable
that never was any reception more brilliant, not
even that of her own LOUIS ie Desue-m point
OF real feeling, infinitely more cordial--and thai
TIE charge against the lngfatitude of Republics
Is Libel as false as IT is antquatcd.
RicA. C0mpiler.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-05-19
SENATE

Noaonga'ia 5igfrid-C. ). Morgan is re.
elected without opposition.
Hartis0n diarict--John J Allen is elected
by large majority
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-05-19

Washington Irvine received Tine hopsnad
P"ndssferiEg from Murray the London huoh-
,nih1r, ior his Life Of Columbus
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-05-19
LYNCuBunG, WAY 10, 1928.
VIRGINIA ELECTIONS.
CONVEsIIDS

II Present majority tor a Convention, 4, 10
Seven counties remain 10 be heard from
In wit: Eater0 eoaafit5. Charles CITY AMI
james City Gidie copnig, Oranpe--aud
! Wc.tern counties, VIZ: Giles. Grayson, Lo,
gan aud Wythe
HOUSE OF DELEGATES
bonopgGita-Edg { Wilson, Col. Rich
ord Wnt'..
Roudolt-Adam Myers Dr. B. Doll
beare.'
Wood-Dayid B. Spencer, Thomas Taven.
nor.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-05-19

The treaties Of commerce lately concluded by
ibr ely OF Hamburg with the nited States OF
America for Twelve sesfs, win the empire OF
6ras for teL Years, and with Mrx,cn tur thirty
ar were lately rarifed by the Council OF
Bur- her.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-05-19

IT. .4poibsr faistbood eTp0sed As last as
one charge hddnced by be Jackson party OF
dishonesty and corruption in the late ffesr
dental election is exploded, another S
brought on the carpet. Like the fable9
heads Of The Hydra, no sooner is one loppen,.
of ihhn another appears. TIE " bargain
aud the "piedge" having both been proved
30 be false, lal:hcugh they are still d"eH D"
by those who are not capable of comP'e
hending any other portion otthe subject lney
are so ambitious 10 discnss) another eh''
has beer made to prove that Mr.. Adams ~.
lichpd Mr.. Varfeld n member OF IoRgFes'
from Maryland, TO vote for him, unoe'
"promise OF foreign mission. The io''en
ing is the retutarion Of The charge, 10y III
Nerfrld himself.-What must he the cia'''
ter OF that cause which needs such system"
lying TO sustain it
10 THE EDITORS.
Messrs. GALES & STATION, VIII do ne ~.
favor Of inserting in the inteliigencer' ~,
followine statement My reason tor maEio
Ibis request, is, that the newspapers rn'h'' 'li
in This town are weekly papers, and ! NO. ~
have no opportunity OF giving pnp''e''S
il until Wednesday rest ,,.,n
HENRY r. WAKEFIELD
FprprRIcKTows. May 9th, 1923.
TO THE PUBLIC.
Having, as il is we'll known, tor me
three Years, declined ali solicitations 'fo"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-17

VVNHE MARYLAND AND VIRGINIA STEAM
Il BOAT COMPANY observing that the Steam
boats Richmond and Petersburg, which ply be-
tween Norfolk and Richmond advertised for sale
on the goth inst-to prevent any disappointment to
travellers, the steam boats VIRGINIA and NOR
POLK will run through to Richmond from Bat-
more, stopping at Norfolk and City Point; to
plish which, the NORFOLK, Capt. Jno. Ferguson,
Sen. will leave Baltimore every Sunday qternoon, at
O'Clock for Norfolk, commencing Sunday 23d
inst; leave Norfolk for Richmond every Tuesday
morning at o'clock; leave Richmond every Wednes-
day morning at 6 O'Clock, and Norfolk for Baltimore
every Thursday morning at o'clock.
The VIRGINIA, Capt. Jno. Ferguson, Jr. will
leave Baltimore every Weneuay evening ut o'clock
for Norfolk, commencing Goth inst, leave Norfolk Tor
Richmond every Friday morning at o'clock; leave
Richmond for Norfolk every Sunday morning Mt 6
O'clock, and Norfolk for Baltimore every Monday
morning mt 9 o'clock, or as hong the navigation is
open. Fare from Baltimore Ia Norfolk S. from Nor
folk To City Point 50, and to Richmond g. All bag
gage and goods mt the risk ofthe owner or owners.
JAMES PERCUSSION, Ag't.
no 2O-l2t 90 Bowlys wharf