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800 REWARD

WILL he given Tor The apprehension and delivery Of ne
gro man named Anderson, vbo abseonded the rs
isysfni R'ehmond October November List
ssb o rs or ~ yea' very likely, intelligent and Of
youthful appearance He has probably made his escape 10
some ee State and will deny bis owners above
Iewsrd will he given sPPrsbendeJ without State, other
~,e 500 @. SELDKN.
Ian
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I'm Chsneefy AZ court bald Cor Cumberland County, the
- 23d day Of December 1885
Turner Bouthall, Pitt.
sEainst
Gary 6outhsl Nancy 6outhall, Henry Martin Elizabeth
h Wife formerly Elizabeth Martin, Martha ami John South
ALI Children Of Jane. Souths Decd Maria Martin, VIM.
Martin, Albert 6outha Southsl Susan Souhs,
Children Of Jas Souhs, decd Inants by Miller Woodson,
then special guardian, Mary and Rsbeccs
u Turner Southsli Decd fsshs also by their special
dan, Polly Hannah, james, Susan, Elizabeth and Gary
Martin infants by their guar dian Miller Woodson. Ds
The defendants John Southsli aud Martha Southal not
having entered their and given security according
" the Act Of Assembly and the rules Of this court and
appearing TO the satiacon o the that they mt
inhabitants oil this eommonw eath: On motion, is ordsred
day IN February nen and the bill o the plaintiff aud
that copy oil this order be forthwith inserted
printeo in the City II Richmond for
cesyeIy, and posted at the front door Of the CoutLore
MiLLERwooDsoN elk
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CdSh JoT JNegTocs.
WISH 70 purchase Twenty-Five " thirty I,LeIv vo,,. -
gree men, from hheen 10 weuiy yesrs Of sse Ia yosI -
re CheFerheld coal pas ibis eity .nP will ya ~
''s Ut "p 'e 81 pf'es'' BEVERLEY RANDOLPH
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4 Chsneeiy, In Lnul,a County Court December 1873
L john Cosby, PHE

l. john Cosby, PHE
against
John l.. Collins administrator de bons vf Thomas
BY decd, aud sdm'or Of Elizabeth Oosby Jsmfs e..
MKsls, and Polly hi, wife, formerly Polly Cosby Wnam
Sally hts wife, formerly Sally Cosby Betsy Cosby, a"d
Fleming Chiss and Nancy b wife, formerly Nancy C..t,,
The defendants James g. M'Kallter aud Polly his vii.
formerly Polly Cosby, William Cosby, Joseph Cosby james
Cosby, Stephen G. Nelson and Sally his wife, formerly Sal
Cosby not having enteed their appearance aud given
ury according law and the rules Of hi- Court It a..
airing the satisfaction Of the that
habants Of this State, On the motion Of the plaintiff by his
Counsel ordered, that they .Pr. here, the FIRST ds,
Il March Court and the bill of the plaintiff
that copy Of this order be forthwith inserted new
paper published the City vi Richmond for months
successvely and pos the front door of the
OF thus County on some court day. copy. Tehe,
JOHN HUNTER, C. L. ..
JAMS. 75-uspt
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SELECT SCHOOL,

NEY SCHOOL will be continued the ensuing wear: Tn.
sssA course OF instr ucon will embrace the Greek Latin
Languages Mathematics, Arithmetic, Geography with the
use OF mirs Globes, English Grammar, English Compo.
Ton, Sc The school will commence the 2h dsy of Ian
1922 and termnae the 9Th Of Dec following There will
be vacation OF = weeks, commencing on the 18Th day
sf June. 10y
The charge for boar tuition washing, lodging and ue will
he $40, payable half the upe 1929 and
he other half on the Isl day OF Dec. following
tue pline Of the school will be psreuta .nd as mue
osre and kindness, will be extended boys conded 20 INV
'.tru ton, 10 my children No hoy more than rs " Ar,
old will be admitted into the school, he shall he
ally known TO for orderly, exemplary Department Nv
fe'deDee !, remote from the hsur vice aud
and remarkably healthy. situated 10 the county of Lon
SO miles from Rohmond and the like distance iIom Fred
eretburs The stage from Frederic kburg TO 4ref,yile
passes BY residence; and that from Richmond
burg within short distance Of IT, Letter. to me- should be
directed TO Gardner. Roads, Louisa"
Sept "a ST. 1.nf WIN. NELSON, il.
EASTERN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA. o1pif:
BE II RENE mbsrej, that un the .eyen,e, pth ,,v
a. So January ia the 6Ny third
s.ss OF the United States OF America. Tbo..
Randolph, ct The said District, hath deposited in
n office the tile of book, the right whereof he claim, a.
Proprietor in the words following, 10
"IIenoir, Correspondence, and .dfscelanies.
from The papers Of Thomas Jefferson.
Edited by THOMAS JEFFERSON Randolph ,,
In conformity TO the act VI the Congress of the u STATE
entitled "AD Act for The Of leaning v 40
curing the copies Ct nsp charts books 10 the sutbot,
and Pfoprie,os ofsueh copies, during the therein
toned" - RIcPD JEFFRIES,
Clerk Of the Eastern Dist Of pa
!an. ~ al p4w
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YARN Springs for Sale.

" aim NpIlnSS JOT Sale.
ah suners.r holds two u1av,dsd thirds Of the Wars
oPtiny' al the Courthouse Of the County of Bah, which
ne Is opposed TO sell acred Of one, two and thee
year. The other third held in small portions, BY
the property very reasonable price The e,sb,bment
sn now on lease lmeaIy EXPIRED Of $1,000 pr.
consists OF plantation containing upwards of eleven hundred
acres OF very fertile land with large tavern, several cabins
store mousse 6aek'prh' chop, &C. and situated srsa
road leading from Kentucky Ohio TO Saunton. As water
ing pace Is too well known to require description The
." me subscriber IN 'elDs is TO apply the the
Improvement OF other property contiguous 10 Richmond.
. JOHN BROCKENBROUGB.
The Plantstion yields abundance Corn sy Os, for
the use the tavern and affords extensive for e.
" ,,nneep' J. ..
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yEN ty,th 10
~ gath Nov. 1928:
Thomas T. Swaup and Sally w. Swami bis wife. Puf,
against
Allen Wilson and Daniel A. Allen Ex'ors Of Sally Macon,
de I'd Rebscea Red, Jefferson Woodson Sally his wife
Robert Faulkner and Bessy II. hts wife, Miller wood,on,
Guardian I'D Item for Amanda Redd, Ann Redd Rsbeccs
Anderson Redo Virgins Mehauz, Betsy Mehau. Ma
M,ehsux Jr aud Joseph Fusus, Richard ichauI IT, Geo
W. trump and GeoT CruuP, Debts.
The Defendants Jefferson Wcodsoa and Sally, his wife,
Andrew meRobetu and Amanda wife, haris. Galloway
.nd sally his wife, not having entered their appearance aud
gwen security according 10 the Act Of Assembly the rules
Of this court and appearing by satisfactory evidence that
they are not inhsbsn Of this country: On dered that the said
defendants do appear here the fret
ruary term, and the bill VI the Plsuti
copy OF ths order be forthwith inserted
published IN the City Of kchuond for months
y and posted al the trout Ut the courthouse thus
~. copy. Te.te,
Dec. II. e5-wsv fsCHARNER woODsoN.
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INDIAN QUEEN HOTEL,


INDIAN QUEEN HOTEL,
FREDERICKSBURG.
Suo,erioef reP.etuy informs hi, friend, and the
~ public IN general that he has taken that we'll known
huuse, the
Indian Queen Hotel,
recently occupied by John T. RawliIs now
for the reception company This Spacious and eIten.ye
establishment has lately been complete repair aud the
subscriber feels hwssl justified assuring all those who
will do him Of calling upon him. that the ont
will be inferior that OF any the
state His chages The times will be moderate lie la,
attentive aud faithful servants. His
FIRE-PROOF STABLES
under the direction of excellent Hosler aud Bar
ROBERT L. BLACKBURN.
JAM. "a. as w4v
JhiddieSer County Court Sept 1928.
nN the Motion III Richard Sesar Ia,t ana Com
ed by him for the distribution OF the estate of Heuy ef.r
uao, decd smoos the several claimants. Copy. Te.te
GEO. HEALY, q. of NC
Agreeaby TO the above order appointed Thursday
the ID DAY of April next for the the above e.-
tate, in the town Of Urbanus. RICHD III. SEGAR,
Sbf and Com Of the estate
Of Henry HeHernan, deed.
Dec u 64-w8w
Nr. Thomas 4lmOnd,
WAKE Notice, thatI shall Thursday the ITth dsy of
February next at the tavern house Of William Pen in
the hours Of in the morning. five the evening
proceed TO take the deposition Of Col Morton; on
Friday the twentieth day Of the month"; the house II
dezeEah mCago IN the county Of Charlotte, proce ed 10
take the dispositions of VIM DenPree and Others between
hours aore'aid TO be read evidence
ing III the county court of Charlotte, which, the Exc.
Wii, l.. Morton defendants Yours. &c
JOSEPH PEARSON, Ex'or of
Charles H. Pearson, decd.
Jan. 10. 79-w4w"
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LII persons having Claims the estate Of Thous,
immed iate payment FILLMORE DEpp NV"
GUSTAVUS DEPP,
AdI'or, 81 Thos. Depp, decd.
.oNIn,an county, Jan IL 86-w4us
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III NCn.neery-vns'o'a- Al bsd 30 the CierIs 0s
OF E.'sH County court, the LIST day Of December is2S
'onn noSeis Pitt. !
Mary Cor, n.o
The defendant not having entered her appearances ga
E security according the Act Of Assembly the rule,
tn Court, and appearing by satisfactory evidence hs
'ne - not an inhsbasn Of this State, the motion Of az,
Pianu ordered that the said defendant hes
ne o. the County Court Of Essex the Courhpc.
on the third Monday in February next and answer h b
that copy OF this order be forthwith inserted in the R
mond Enquirer Tor two months that ano,he,
county. Copy. Te,te. AS
chauesry At court Of monthly session, he'll for Lou.
county, ct The courthouse, Monday Jsausry the
s..;n., ofs"i0fd' complainant.
obeit Dalton adm'or Of Peter Crawford. d.e,d yv,,
Crawford Reuben Crawford, Eliza Crawford he
ord washington Crawford, Peter Crawford WilIi, :,
&C., Peter Dickinson Elizabeth Dickinson Rieh.rJ n:ss;
son, James Dickinson, Martha Dickinson Ssr,h n;,i;rA
ana John Dickinsen children Of Ps.ey Diekso,on Sho ~
fsJ Cswto'd daughter Of the said Peter Crswfopd 49,
and Charles Tompson, jr. D.S.oa.s 49,
The defendant William Detsnsou, not having entsrs "a A.,
Pestsnee and gwen security according law, and ,h
rules OF THIS court, and appearing to the Of n
me complainant BY her COUNSEL, II ordered tia. the all
william Dickenson aPyesr here 6r day of Apr eo..
aud answer the bill Of the and int eoo
OF M: order be forthwith inserted
rinhed IN the city Of Richmond month,
sue posted at the front door Of the of this
JOHN Hu 1 eli.
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a practice followed for the last thirty ysars
including The time cf N 1eGer9on
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FOREIGN.
FROM HAYRE

NEW DIRK, June l0.-The ship Montgomery
Thich arrived last evening from Havre whence
she sailed on the 10th of May, has brought Paris
papers to the Sth of May inclusive.
These papers contain some details Of the i;s,or.
Dances which have taken place in several of ths
departments. The most serious took place at Mont,
morillon and at Nevers, when large mobs of whom
large proportion were women, stopped the grain
carts. The rioters were dispersed by an asmed
force and the leaders taken into custody. Othe.
riots OF less serious nature had occurred at 81
Denis d Orgues, Coulans, Nogent- de Rofran
Saumur, ConeoursoD. Orion, st. Fargeou, Dienoe.
Lille, Rathel, Lapallissc, Lyon and Gisors. No
farther advance is row apprehended in tbs ,r;c.
of grain by which these riots were occasioo.d A
decline OF the price has already taken plac. in ,b.,
markets oil some of the departments and from Ior,
to l50 vessels loaded with grain are shortly exnect
ed at the Lower Seine and at Caeu.
On the 7tb Of May The French Minister of nra.
rne opened his budget in the Chamber of D.r,,-
ties BY the budget Of 1927 and 1928. he oI,.eru.
ed the French navy was fixed al 1875 vessels II
was afterwards increased to I75 in consequences of
the blockade OF AigleTs and the trsaty Of the 9Th
of July. The expedition 10 the Moees The bIoc,,
ade of Algiers, the pursuit of pirates the send;ny
iieet 10 Brazil, the suppression of the soye frads
aud other political considerations had render cd !,
necessary to add 81 vessels more TO the nav of
which wer ships of the line and IL frioatev
or course these angmentstions of the navy and
the expeditions IN which the vessels were e,nn,o.,
ed must have made extraordinary expenses necps-
sary Bills for supplemental appropriations for H.
quidaHng the unaDticipated expenses of the past
year were then introduced. The opposition CEN
sured some Of the expenditures as wasteful. hnt
the ministers obtained large majorities. The fois
lowing OF the items 10 which the Frenci,
Minister Of Marine referred in his speech az ne
cessary to be provided for:
Repairs ofvessels at Navarino 500 one ?
Advance for five irigates, to be finish
ed in 1929, con oonf
Charters o! Merchant vessels used for
Transporting troops 10 the Moroa, and
the army Of lbrahim from the No.
Fd Yea ITO 70 Egypt Egypt a,as2UOl
expedition 10 Brazil, there was ex.
Pspded 1880 ,oeOf
Ailr lor me deNyerance Of Greece 1850, s8Of
Cfito fCsndaIl dated Feb 26, conccrufng d., ~;
surreciion in that Island. Il states th,t A,,aisat
Malcolm had informed the Viceroy of Egvnt ~
The blockade BY The French and English, wisg6
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he true interest oil the connlry requires tina. pub
lie Offices should DO faithfully aud ably admins
tered. In this respect the new incumbents chal-
ienge comparison. II is by faithful discharge
OF public duty, that they win be- required to sus-
the people know how to distinguish between a
faithful public servant, and the clamors and wall
ing Of the discarded partizans of corruption.
We have given the letter OF the Secretary OF
the Navy. notifying MIR. Fiilebrown of his reIno-
val, as vauntingly published by the lutsgepcer.
We have also given the certificate Of good char.
acter which that print has volunteered in his be-
half IL there one citz IN in the United States,
not under the influence Of party prejudice. who
does not justify the removal, and approve Of the
manner in which il was doue' We have also sta.
ted that Mr.. Nourse wss largely indebted to the
United States for funds "inpToperig' used. Is
there single individual who will admit the facts
we have stated to be true. and yet condemn the
DR., Thos Ffuebro,Dn, jr. Secretary il, account
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removal Of eitheI OF these men; That the facts
are true, and will be fully borne out by the off,
Icial documents, cannot be denied in truth
We have, from the first, understood the policy
lof our opponents. Such have been the habits OF
those upon whom the hand Of reform has fallen in
this city, that few OF them able pay the ex
penses OF law suit. Such men, who cannot lose
by any termination OF suit, can afford to co to
law; more especially, when volunteer counsel ten
der their gratuitous services. We have lei.
sure or money TO waste in useless litigation with
them, and 10 this cause may he attributed ST.
lence. The public interest does not require of
us the sacrifice; but if the individuals in question
will enter into bond, with good security. in a
sum sufficient to cover the incidental fees and
Ipenses Of making our defence, we will give to the
public other facts, equally strong those ELECTED
in the case Of Mr.. Filiebrown. Until that be
done, let us hear NO more about the honesty ofdis
lcarced clerks.
lcifh the Commissioners Of .N1ccy Hospitals, Or.
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Mr.. Gallatin arrived in town from Washington
on Saturday last, where We learn that he has been
engaged, the last two months, in collecting The
evidence, and drawing up the argument that is 10
be laid before the Arbiter, Nhe King Of the Ne
therIands) relative 10 our controversy with Great
Britain, respecting our Northern Boundary Line.
TN y Eng
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~. no was prescribed, specihcaliy.-t ak months
ly carried out by his removal rom an office, the
duties Of which he has long faithfully discharged.
Nat. Int.
=" I'VE expect him to punish Mr.. Nourse, Re.
gister OF the Treasury. for his cer,ificste.''
TU. s. Tel.
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turns ont to be with Mr. Nowton's adjoining
to Fort Nelson" We learn that upon an inspec.
ton Of an old survey made some years ago, part Of
the expensive buildings erected by the govern
rncot, do noi stand on the land attended to be
--6nveVr9
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Feb. IS, 1927, To balance due Com

balance due 4. +. jr., carried 10
next account,
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1926. Nov. ., BY account rendered
No. l, on fiie f,164 Is
1880 Is
Balance 1853 10
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Custom House. ". R.--h is with satisfaction
we state that Mr.. Swartwoui the Collector, has
appointed H. n. HassIr, gusger for this port
Ihisi an appointment which we eau commend
with all sincerity, aud we do it with all pleasure
IN, y .4yneyfcou
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John Craig. formerly teacher in Baltimore,
has been appointed Superintendent Of the PaieD,
OHics Ia 'he place rf n. Jones, remoued
Bat Pat,
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ssFait quill faut, arrive &c quill pourra''
TUESDAY MD8NaNao JULY 49, $780,
Sugar, Tea, MoIasses. etc.

ASoe A'AoseAooSot wv
r lindsay, HILL g. Co. offer for sale
IL IS hhds N. o. sugar, LIST and I'd quality
IS do st. Croix do
so do NJ o. moasses
20 tierces do do e
ITO chests and half chests Gunpowder, Imperial &
Y. II. teas, importation off 1929, superior quail
10 ID and ID catty boxes do do do do
100 bags green Porto Rico coffee
20 do Java do
80 barrels mess and prime pork
SIS do mess and prime beef
$50 sacks fine salt. Liverpool filled
SO barrels n f.: rum
Cognsc brandy in pipes and half do
NO rum in hogsheads
hogshead w India shrub, very fine
i do Io''' 1 pape sr'F" Almonds
90 boxes Csvendish tobacco of good quality will
be sold at cents per ID
20 bags pepper
do pimento
10 kegs race 3 Ginger
10 do ground '"S@'
10 do saltpetrc
50 barrels behring's
90 do No mackercI ,
25 boxes lemons
81 boxes shaving soap
5 do white do
90 do mould candles fW.R.] July IA
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Stocks, sc.

StOcKS, &c.
II WILL sell AT private sale the following Socks
l. 500 Shares Marine Insurance Company
II do Bank of Alexandra
68 do Columbian Insurance Company
$50 do Great Hunting Creek
q do Steamboat Potomac 80
do Little River Turnpike Co.
do Alexandria u Fauquier Turnpike Co.
do Smokers Turnpike Co.
do Washington Bridge
80 do Fire Insurance Co.
A Bond for 1887 so well secured by deed of trust.
and Sl6,500 of the Capital Stock Of the Mechanics
Bank of Alexandria.
$4,000 to be paid notes endorsed TO the satisfac.
ten Of the President and Directors of the Bank Of
Alexandria, and 10000 To President and Directors of
the Office OF Discount DEPOSIT, Washington
June Is GEO. WHITE, Auct.
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This is to Give Notice,
To Millers and Millwrights.

A NY person who NAV be about TO erect nil, where
n the water fall would suit, may find it to their adj
vantage purchase the articles in the brick warehouse
at the intersection of 18th street and the Canal in the
City of Washington, they may be purchased atmuch
less than regular prices: They have been examined
by an experienced miller, and pronounced of good
quality and executed in workman like manner
The, consist OF broad over-shot waterwhee II feet
diameter with all the necessary accompanying. cog
wheels, trunde he Ids, spindle, hopper, &c used II,
an over shot mill Also, pair of 4 feet inch Co.
logne stones, banded and ready for immediate use.
For further particulars apply to Enoch Arnold of
Washington, or to GEO. JoHNSoN'#
| may 90
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Dyeing and Securing
YhelMns King, Merchant Tailor

~ AS Just received handsome assortment oT SE,A-
GOODS and P.4LN LEAF HITS. which he offers
for sale the most terms, for cash. at his
old stand, King street, between the Franklin House
and City Hotel He has hand all sorts of fashion.
able ready made clothing and he has good assert.
ment If hastings and drngs, Nigona cassimeres and
Msrseilles, blue and black bombazetts Gotten IIoren
tines and Stripes Russia sheetings and fashionable but
and al sorts of trimmings Orders will be t.ken
which will be made %pto any fashion, with nea;ress
and despatch, at the shortest notice. may S
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consolidating

V0uN SUMMERS & ALEX'R-P. AUSTIN, respect.
Al Gly inform the public that they have entered in
C,n.r,nersbip and continue carrying on the
Coqch and Harness Making Business,
a, the old stand on St. Asaph-street. between King
and Prince, and formerly occupied by John Summers;
where all orders will be etwith promptattention and
executed with neatness and durability teb9
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Yo the printegs OF the Y. =.

I ~ tNe IFlNtVEo VI wv . VI
OF late the prices OF al The materials used in making
~ Printing Types have been greatly reduced, and
the facility of manufacturing greatly increased The
subscriber therefore has been Induced TO make pro-
portionable reduction in the prices which, from the LIST
of April, have been ~ stated in the annexed last;
The character Of the Type made 81 ;hls Foundry is
well known to the TRApE wDH assured that, III re.
gard 10 the quaty o: metal flash, and DURABILITY, 10
deviation has been made
lie has ON hand complete assortment and can sup
ply apy quantity on START notice lie VII! De happy
to receive the orders of lis customers, which vii! nave
Immediate attention
Merchants wlc have orders fros, abroad, can have
Offices complete with Presses. snd every thing neces-
sar, for Printing Establishment pu' up IN the most
perfect manner,
Publishers are requested to give this advertisement
place in their papers few times, To receive pay men'
81, in u pc, or in settlement of their accounts
RICHARD ROMA DSON, Philadelphia.
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Steamer ColMMlbia. .

yv,IE Baltimore and Potomac Steam Packet Company
Il have the pleasure Of ntor ming the pubic, iilal
,he above new AMI splendid Packet has commenced
her regular trips between Baltimore and the DISTRICT oil
Columbia.
81, The Steamer Columbia. Cap
tain James Mitchell, will leave the
tE.---xsSsS lower end of Patterson street wharf
y Sz..sTsssssS SaitIrday of each week, at r.
~ for flsraaGria Washington, and Georget0,rn Re-
turning she viii leave Washington Wednesday, NOR
ming a, O'clock and ierGniria at Oclock, touching
at the following places on The Potomac River, TO nu
passengers and freight. both going and coming
D., he Ilary!aaf side; On Me Hrginia side:
Point Look Out Sandy Point,
Piney Point, Biuh roint,
Gouga'S Lending Place, BoNds Hole,
opp site Judge Pater's Mrs. Walters.
1 near Leonard Town, Quantico.
SWANS Point,
Iud)uw's Ferry, and
Mrs. PicsS
Signals have been placed at each of the above pla
ces which viii be hoisted immediately the boat
appearing.
The CoumbI, is upwards Of 400 tons burthen, hav
ins too engines, and copper boilers She will carry
from 800 1000 barrels freight and accommodate IN
the most superior style. at ieas, 100 passenger For
speed she stands AS vet unrivaled.
The propre'ors hope by strict attention TO the com
fort OF passengers, and OF goods to meit share
OF public puronsge
Passage to Washington s., exclusive ct fare.
Freight as customary.-IJ All baggage At the risk
| Oi,hc owners, ROSS, Agent.
| baltimore, may S0-june
| \. IS. The passengers in the Columbia arrive sufi
ceny curly for the six o'clock Lines on Thursday
nornnS to Philadelphia
An arrangement has been made, by which the Co
mb, on her passage to the Distr CT, will receive
Passengers from offthe Union and Citizens Canal Line
Beats in the Patapsco. and also from the steamboat
Narylan