Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-01

t.aJnco ~ the committee OF arrangements ia n
nahosome and sumptuous style; and the utmost de-
gre gS. OF IN, harmony aud good order prevailed.
t;ae following Toass were prepared by the Committee
names Of Washington, Jeier.on F,snk Han,ou Hansess
" s Madson and Monroe.
ate nor s s.s %as and Ha q
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yIhe 4"'erican Syster,-Idcnscd a. ;h IN. ~ md
prosperity Of the U. States ~ VIC ' "' w
Renn ties, for boso employed in the service of tho
r., Az enagr'ahed guest, friend Neighbour HENRY
new the Assurance Of our confidence IN his na,;o all
shn neorr"p'ibiiy- health and happies a,end him IN
a"a grateful nation do justice his vir,uca
lhe Beacon furnishes the following Dissertation or
TIC new steamboat Columbus, which arrived here
oh rlaay morning on her first trip, and attracted
great attention.
nc new, large, and elegant Steamboat Coi,.rnb,s
belonging to the Maryland and Virginia Steamboat
- ,nP arrived here yesterday Mt o'clock, A. NJ.
IN iss hours from Baltimore. She is commanded nv
capt ): d. Turner, aud is intended for the convey
ance 0I iresht and passengers, between Baltimore.
Norfolk City Point and Richmond; her enune is of
c morse power her burthen 4i6 tons, length 1873
ieet' extreme width on deck 81 feet inch breadth
OF beam so feet 10 inches, depth of hold 10 fee, in
Snes' Inc forward or gentlemen. cabin contains 4
oirIis' ana the after ladies' cabin the same nun
n IN ,he latter (which is fitted up in a very ha-d-
some style, ornamented with rich carved and -ilt
WORK, the doors and PANEL work of mahooanv and
CURED maple, and richly carpeted) there are cgbt
STATE 70 ans each having two births, wash stand
c curtains are OF white dimity, neatly and
astciuy arranged, and the accomno dations f,r mas
scpgc,s, though not very extensive, 1.-THE boat beno
intended principally for freght) are nevertheless
."iHo' ,upic ana elegant IN the highest degree The
aT;n'r a oS.eaos the entire length ofthe boat, af
aehghtiu resort during the cool of the day.
oo idr as tr'ai of her speed has been obtained
y;II Is every reason to believe that the Columbus
VII prove an uncomnoniy fast boat and il is tbopybt
WIN make the run from Baltimore To Norfolk in rs
hours. W o" III 10
! ne handsome accommodations of the Columbus
e,Iu me very oblIglng and courteous department OF
S'Pt' turner, VIII doubtless attract due share of
The public favor and support.
-mangfactories.-N find in an advertisement IN
the Warrenton IN. c. Reporter, the following de-
AZ VI 'he onhIlngs &c at Mr.. Joel Battles
Mandatory at the falls of Tar River in EScocornh
county, ~ "'s e'oi'o
hhmong these are we'll constructed stone cdifice
on the SCUM SIDE of the river rs feet long bv 35 feet
wue win TOUR floors, and capable ofcontainno 9O0O
sPindles: large wooden building ON the oSnos,o
SIDE OF the river calculated either for snning n,
weavlng-44 spindes, with all the necessarv sn,a.
oo OF CORDS &C. are now at work, and weld from
10 |" iSu pounds ofcoarse yarn, and proportion
able smaller amount when of a finer on,J;,p A,
,sched TO the Factory an excellent Grst and Saw
MILL two Store Houses laIpe md commod;o,s
Ings." ~ '"''u
MELASc HoLY-Ir rRuE.-A letter from GENTLE
man IN Lubbock, Me. to the editor of the Portland Ar
lug, uateo May 10, says-"A gentleman from ST.
John just arrived in Lubbock 81 ates that news had
Just been received at st. John, that q whole COMMA
ny OF eqnes trlans with their horses have recently
ec ost by the upseting of the vessel in which thew
sooN theIr passage from st. John to Annapolis. 1t
- understood to be thesame company which perform
Gu at Portland about two years ago The essel was
III oaiast and the number of horses on deck made
n nu, unequal TO sudden and violent gale. The
owner of the horses left behind at St John. and
Is the only survivor" "' "''