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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1830-06-23

CoURr MARTIAL.-Col. S. Miller,
against whom some charges were pre-
ferred, and who was tried and senten-
ced by the Court Martial to suspension
for three months, had been released from
arrest, and restored to his rank by the
Secretary of the Navy. AT the same
Court, second Lieut.. J. w. Shaumburg,
ofthe Marine Corps, appointed abont n
year ago by President Jackson, was
tried on sundry charges, found guilty OH
mist Of them, and sentenced to suspen-
sion from rank, pay and emolumcnts, for
twelve months. This sentence has been
approved by the Secretary Of the Navy.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1830-06-23

Thirty nine stages pass between Dos
tou and Lowell weekly
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1830-06-23

been induced either in the pursuit OF bu-
siness or Of pleasure, to take passage in
the excellent steamboats, that now navi-
gate our waters.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1830-06-23
GA. I. NOEL BYRON,

changer Hill, Feb. 10, 1880"
We understand that Mr.. Moore has
signiiied his intention subjoining these
Remarks of Lady Byron to the new edit
ion of his work.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-29

10. John e; Rycs, attached to tho Yeleyruph OF.
fce, clerk in the Fourth Auditors oHice a. Wpsb.
ington. ''
I6. John 8. Meehan. former ed;,o, ,r,h.u
Telegraph, Librarian to Congress-
IL; Wm; q. Kind, attached TO tho q. g. Telc-
graph clerk IN the Post Office. w. c.
graph temporarily employed in the Depa si,nent OF
10. Amos Kendall editor Of the kentucky A,c,u.
Fourth Auditor of the Treasury ''s'''
20, Robert Johnson, attached to Amos Kena.r.
kentucky Argus, clork in the Fourth Auditors Of
fee at Washington.
FL. Mordecaf M. Noah. editor Of tho NJ. " IT,,
quirer, Naval Officer of New York A~
~ u. l.: Birch, editor Of the Long bland Patriot
Inspector OF the Customs ut New York.
S3. Augustine G. Dauby, editor of the One;d. Oh
server, Postmaster at Utica, N Y =
%. Charles Butler, formerly prtative editor os f,
Geneva Phaunx, Postmaster ct Gencyn. N. y.
Is James Wright, editor Of the Sandy Hill Tunes.
Y. Postmaster at that place. :. - =
~ s. PHILIPPE. editor If the Republican Watch
man. POST master at Sagg Harbour. Long Islanj.
ut New Brunswick, N. J.
20. Mary Dickson, proprietor Of tho Lancaster In
tehgencer. Postmaster at Lancaster, Pa.
~ James r: Bull, editor of the Bradford, Pa.
Settler, Clerk in tho Treasury Department.
so. -- Walsh, son of Robert Walsh. ad;tor NJ
the National Gazette. Private Secretary to Mr. Nc.
Lean. Minister To London.
81 Dabncy 8. Carr, editor Of the Baltimore Re-
publican, Naval Officer at Baltimore y
u. J. D. Green, Editor Of the Wing, Postmaster
at Easlon, Md.
~ ss. J., Green editor Of tho Maryland 0sse.,c,
postmaster at Annapolis, Did.
"a. Robert Arms rong, editor OF ---, Postnnas
tor at Nashville, Penn.
IS John Phaserald, editor of the Nashv;IIs 70.
pnohcan, postmaster at Pensacola. w. FLORIDA
So "a. V. ID. Jolinc. editor Of the lat. Na,;e,,, g.
Ohio. - Aa'e''A'
81. James u. Gardner, editor Of tho Peon}c,,
Press, Register of the Land Office, Mt Tifn. Okio.
3d. Allen Latham, editor Of ---, Su,,nvor NJ.
Military District within Ohio.
~. Moses Dawson editor OF the Cincinnati A.
Vertser, Receiver OF Public Money, Cincinnati.
90 Peter h Wagner. editor oirhe Luisi,u Al
7erser, Naval Officer ut New Orleans
81. = Handy, editor Of --, Clerk in tho
General Post OfBco - NV
d. - Pulion, editor Of ----. Seerr.xv NJ
! the Forrtory Of Arkansas ~ ~
G: Thomas N"rgun cdtnr OF the Deuoc,a,ic Ca.
gre, w washington, Pa' Postmastcr at that place.
d. William Hunter, former editor of the Kent pclv
Gazette, Clerk - he Fourth Auditors Office
10. John 81. hI'Calla late Editor of the Ksut,rs I,
Gazette, Marshal of kentucky p
10 a. y Thruston, editor of the Florida Inteili
g,enccr. Collector Mt Kew West '
az f'homns Easin editor Of Cjaibo,,,
Alabama now EDITOR Of The Kcy West Repis,er.
Inspector, Key West. s'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-29
BALrrStosr. IAN.

Eetton1 Ponder Dvrk.--An accidental explosion
took place on Saturday morning last, about o o'clock
IN the manipulating Mile of the above esta bslimcpt
NO INJURY was sustained by any other part or Inc
works, and he loss presun. TO be tncllsherablc
we regret however, TO state, that Mr.. Jas. Boot h.
tho only one of The hands in The mill at the time was
Killed by Ire ezploson--t!e other worinon were at
nrenkast al the time. II is not known how the scci-
dent Occurred.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-29
Nrw OaLEAss. Jan. 6

Vsfanehoiy Etruno'iig. On Monday last a lads of
this State was happily delivered by Dr. Pccquet of 4
5ne children of the female sex. Fhey were oil of
perfect confnrroltion and two of them appeared very
lkciy to I've, whereas the two others gave but little
hopes. The unfortunate mother did not enjoy long
the sight OF her four dear and interesting babes. The
next day they all died and yesterday AFTERNOON they
we're all consigned to the SANE grave,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-29
@teDaesotsO gSsD60.
FRIDAY MoREINf IAN On ,snn
dent occurred.

" The bill d;schsrgins the sureiics Of Jno. PREF
ton from :heir remaining responsibility t545 vas
yesterday passed by the Houfc of Delegates By q
close vote. Their claim to relief being obviously
supported by the strongest equity, and the difficulty
arising from the danger of setting aside decision of
The Court OF Appeals as it appears to Us, susmount
ted by the case 10 that court Of Munord against the
Overseers ofthe Poor Of Eottowsy, which revorye4
IN effect the principles upon which Judgment wns
given against the suretcs OF John Proston--yc c-,n
not but express pleasure tic act which passed
yesterday.
.nr. Calhoun "A lctIor from Washington. rub
Ished in the u. States Gazette, of the e2d, speaking
of Mr.. Calhoun, ascrbes TO him tho f,llowiDr ss h,s
opinions nj this eiUe The taicised phrase is pe-
cullary fecitons, though il appears to have been in
nocently used 40 has used more literally TIM,
indulgence which some writer claims for experience
han the Vice President Yesterday an extra Iatitt,
dinarian-to-day Unitarian Of the strctcg, school-
now voting for the TOriT Of Isl6--anon, dcuouncnp
the principle as oppressive, and unconstitutional
whcn old enough to 10 Secretary Of Var, dces-
ting for the benefit ofthc Union, an immense svstem
OF rnprovemonls which was 10 cmbrocs It's who'll,
surface, ahd bring Boston and New o leans into
JuEta poston-vhen not qaie old enough to be
President, suGsrina himself TO be convinced by Mr.
Taze"oH. that the mighty fabric be had projected
"as unconstitutional!-rray Mr.. Calhoun whore
shall VIC hare your How shall we bold you, Prom
your opinions Of 20 day, l~,w shall We know what
they will be to.roorrow'
"Jr. Colbouns opinions, nt this time. ntc rcpre.
scented ny hs friends 10 no friendly 90 system ofin-
lcrnn improvement 10y the general government ln
der the Tegulsion Of sound judgmen. lie is also
SAID 10 be tccIdecy H. favor u renewal ofhe char.
ter OF the Bank al the Unitcd States, and To lave
expressed himself decidedly agan.t the lnnpuarc re-
Gently adopted nv the President IN reference e. TINT
important institution. IL 10 further ftaicd thot he Is
opposed to every project for the d tibnrion of tho
public ldnd, o1 y E.cir pr cccds. Such arc tho scn.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-29
WAsHT8GToS, JAsQ7.

W ASHfSCTON, JAZZ 81.
10 tbs Seuhte Yesterday tie bill maxine approraiioos n,
the payment Of Revolutionary ard Invafid ien.ons,,
was ordered third reading Mr. Rowan offered a I,li
10 aUthorZs cIpti Tor hOusand sbarrs Of ,ocL no
the pan OF the Cnncd States The Louisville and PORTLAND
candl Company, which passed rgad,pa 81,
carton reported without amendment tie bill continue foree
au ao authorizing certain sodefs the late war TO sendey
tue ouny lands drawn by hen and locale Others IN ge
thereof The Senate hrn Resumed se consideration ~ N
fOois resolution when Mf Webster ook tho 1oor in cpy IN
Mr. Haynes oi 8 Carolina, and spoke for hours drns
The ~hoeof which iime be commanded tic Undivided attention
or The senate. and NJ NJ tho numerous
winch crowded both the galleries and part of the cham
bee not Occuped ny the of tho Scnstn iysfore s
webster concluded tic Senate adjourned, that &c will con
,inrc hi.Icply ~ day.
ln'he Mouse oRepresentatves yesisrd9y hl was rpor
teddy H. " Johnson from tho m the post 1e and
post roads antorsng tho Poe Master Gensal 10 enulov adj
dionH clerks The clerks thus aurorzrd excIuive of
'hrd assistant post general 20 receive saa
s NJ 1000 two Of 300 and sS NJ 1900 dollars nor aunur
nv bh no" TIE senate TO alter the bridge and over the
t"U"dc was reported y the committee District NJ
Iu"pa WIN amendments the principal Of which s 10 az
ozo Ne corpoaon OF Washington alter tho draw over
Zee Eastern Channel ~ like with that over the Wee
tIn Number Offespluons introduced. and the po
e resolved rsein'o of'he whole nm the renor,
o. NC COMMITTEE on elections. NE petition Of Rens Wash
hnn c0nt'sng the right of Jamrq w Rpley of Maine the
stWc member, tohs Nv The fIosr ynbout eorins "a
agy 's The committee Icpor ed progress aud obtained
'''' % 'ea"' Jour.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-29

ELES tNnnr4, ID. e. Jan. O..
Sl'rling 4cciTSH.--A whi'c woman in this place.
on Fuday last ic!l into tbs ire whs, ITO fatpilv
"'ic abscp' and Wgs burned 20 death
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-29

F1tH 61eF NJ CoyUror.--A Dire ldGl accidon, oc
CURED at Arn,tadt on tao 10 November On tha,
Gay hhSky, tho c1Icbfa ed lego demain pc,f,u u.
gave M the presence ofte family Of Prince s;cLwartz
h-sp'.dc'sba grand cSb;5.t.u in wi
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-29

t,ments which according to ruanr, Of a pretty au-
thcnc character, he enterts on these great top
les, which likely to'divde and hauas the country
for some years to come"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-29

We are requested to say, that Or Thomas p. At
hinson will not be n Candidate ut the ensuing cleo
ton of Delegates for Halifax.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-29

The trial Of Judge Haskell, If TsnurScr, certain ar
ccs OF impeachment hns heen postponed the second
in the ucN, session OF the leg stature.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-28

VIE subscriber has jus, received from the Chemic, Wa.
ing articles. which, among many other chemical sess prens
req are IN high rePue amongst the medical
Saratoga Powders which wafer can be
S r 1s.psct'' 70 that taken from the spring.
g.. 1o%pound FLUID Extract Of SanapaIa for preparing
ConPound Syrup Of Lver~ort, safe and valuable medi.
pant Of the mecnes made use Of for the above dis
eases are OF stimulating nature composed generally resins
giving temporary relief every instance where they
eey used asgavatc the disease and reduce strength
the fresh plant and the virtues improved bv TIM
IONIC aud expecora medicines which been selected as
Craled Kali for making the saline draurl, of neu,ra, mir,
ure one drsehm Of this salt dissolved of water
10 mat made with fresh lemon juice and salt OF tartar
Black Oxide Of Mercury for cx,empoaneousy maxim the
1ue n one fourth Of grain fully equal three grains Of
Sodled Copaiya This an active preparation of the bal
SAM ana IS rendered solid without the action Of heat. dmn.
shns IT'S strength by the addition OF Inefficient articles il
much approved ofby the faculty Caution The Resin Of Co.
Oil Of Copsva dose 10 d,ons IL ,pe n
Oil This is valuable addition TO balsom eopava
" 10 ~ drops TO an ounce OF balsam will greatly
virtues of that remedy in Gonorrhea
Extract of Quinne; grains Of which are equal 10 one OF
euinne, and at less than one-third of the price.
vi OF Black Pepper This much active
'e f s Gae drop fully eau, TO three grains of the
added to six grains will greatly increase the powers that me-
Superior Calsaya Bark This tic hes, species of yellow
bark and derives from the province in which is col
lece is the bark which yields Qunne greater proportion
nan any oher species IS neatly put up ed cylindrical
packages Of round and OUNCE
Besides the above articles hand any ofhe following
articles can be had short notice if desired, viz:
Denarco;ized Opium.
Denarco,ized Acduous Tincturc Of Opium.
Compound Tonic Extract
Extract Of Stramonium
Acetate, su!phatc and pure Eiorphia.
Muriae and Oxide of Gold.
Pperne, Emetne, Supune,
Dciphine, Cinchonnc, Stryohine and vera,rinc
june HUGH NlcNFNARA
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-28
RICHMOND FEMALE SEMINARY.

RICHMOND FEMALE SEMINARY.
M RS. CHRISTlANNA G. BURKE respectfully
Iv1 announces her intention to open in this city
on The first day Of October next, Seminary for the
admission of Young Ladies Boardere and day scho-
lars.
1t is contemplated to offer an Institution combining
the most SOLD requirements. with the most popular
and fashionable accomplishments Without LAYING
claim to any extraordinary qualifications for dischar
gIng the arduous and highly responsible duties which
will devove on her Principal, Mrs b. feels conf
dent that an carly attention 10 the subject of Bduca-
ton, and experience of many years in its details
united to The assistance of many able teachers will
enable her to afford advantages equal to any in this
State, and not inferior TO those of any Northern Inst-
tuition.
Mrs. Burke will receive daily assistance from Mr.
Burke at an hour not interfering with the duties Of
his own Seminary. Mr.. Macully, Teacher Of y'fatte-
ntaties in the Richmond Seminary will also give daily
instruction the branches connected with his depart
mcnt.
Mr. Stephen Bernard, native of France will
teach the modern languages
Music, Drawing and Dancing will be taught by the
most approved masters.
Boardcrs will receive that parental attention. which,
whilst 1t avoids undue restraint, will insist the full
fmen of all moral and religious duties, and erioin
strict regard for those observances best calculated TO
insure an easy and becoming department
The following table exhibits more extensive
course of studies than is generally offered for the cd
ucation of females. They submitted in detail on
account of the belief that many parents will consider
t''cHi csSeitiSi tO IL COHipiCtc cuuCullOH
Orthography, Arithmetic,
Reading, Bookkeeping,
Writing, Algebra
English Grammar, Geometry,
Elocution, Natural Philosophy,
Bellies Lettres, Chemistry,
Epistolary Style, The Greek. Latin, French,
Ancient and Modern lis Italian andSpanish Lam
tory, guagcs,
. Geography, with the use Vocal and instrumental
OF Globes and Maps, Music,
Astronomy, Drawing and Painting,
Natural History, Dancing,
Botany.
The Richmond Female Seminary will be opened
in tho house on 18th strect, once occupied by the
late Mr.. Frederick pleosan,s-ccntra spacious ele-
waited and retired no location in tho city better
afford the necessary accommodation.
TERMS.
Board for tile scholastic year of 10 months, 5000
Tuition in all the English branches, 10
Extra charges regulated by those Of other schools.
Application in person or by letter, will receive
prompt attention. ma 25-fIOtc
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-28
No Combination and Free Trade.
Earthenware and Looking Glasses.

street. NEW YORK offer Tor sao GOD naeh,,e esh'
complete assortment offered IN this market and which
oe epaoked to the country merchant the loves, prices In
ating the prices Of cIockcry this city, we have becn
me subjects OF moet ntoeiant persecution object Of
cn no'hns less than orr entire and e1puoss from
anu ialr dealing our credit house of responsibility i'm
peaGhed ana every endeavor made ruin crown the
wnoe our nPortaon hrosg the regular channels have
stopped GIN consequence of threats thrown to the man
uacures IN Ensand) SO that have been obliged employ
nSeh" IN Liverpool tn make purchases In manner
una, our names would not appear in the Transaction the
facilities attendant upon obtaining credit for
ior US our needed supplies of wa-We suffering these
ardsPs m the of the merchant of This
ae>caon OF goods less than own them as our
last resort we come for aid and asaucc long we are
enabled to sustain ourselves against than men, who
nave comoned to bring about ruin in this unheard of
manner, we viii continue sell goods and ndepep
only ;es~w6yy
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-28
Edinburgh Review, Number Ice.
JUST PUBLISHER

GONTENTS Arr l. 1-Lecture. m -. DIE
=, - iosopty Of Modern History, delivered in ~,
University OF Dublin. BY George Miller, D. ID. M
:. Mohornedanisn Unveiled: an INQUIRY. in Whit,
that Arch- ficrcsy lis diffusion end Continuance are
aihnea on new principle, tending to confirm the
'ian Faith: BY the Rev. Charles Forster. b. n.
IL. l. The Speech Of nj. Sadler. Gao. NJ p
on the state and prospects of the country delivered =.
Q. Sloria della Economic Pnbbrc, IN ,,,,..
Giuseppe Pecchio n' oo
III Journal ola passage from the Pacifr n N.
htiantic' crossing the Andes in the Northern Prov
inces Of Peru, and descending the River M.ra,a NV
Navy. 1'u'. hoysi
;, Nv. I: Monument Hruschi, d Etrusco nome
d,seenstl, Inc:si, illustrate pubeat dial CavaIhro
Francesca Inghrami.
2: Die Etrusker. Vier Butcher, Won Kar, f,tG.;.d
Muller tfhe Etruscans in four books, by r. q.
niuier; an essay which obtained the Prize from TIM
Royal Academy of Sciences at BerInl 'ID'
V. Memoirs OF the life and times of nan;eI r,,e.
containing review of his writings and his on;nio,r.
upon variety of important matters civil and o.
clesiostical. BY Walor Wilson, Esq. of tina lime,
Temple u '''0 '""eP
vi. Case oftbe sugar duties; with proofs and ,c,
trations 1 ""o Illus
VII !. Travels to and from Cons,antinopIe in IN,
years 1927 and 1898; personal narrative Ola ;our
Wallachia Bulgaria, and Romeia, to eousant;nanra
end from that city to the capital of Austria NV TN,
Dardanelles, Tenedos, the plains of Troy, smvrns.
Athens, Cyprus, Syria, Alexandra, nelta, Sicily
Italy, istrIs, Csrnol. and Styrn. by Capt Charles
Colp'ile Fransland. q. ~.
"a, Tta se IN PURIFY Hlspi yubaa, and ps,cs
den, Esq M r. c. 8. y y. L. MAO
Narrative Ola journey from Constanti,o,,e y,
England BY the Rev b. Walsh, III. D. 10
4. ConstantinoPle in 1928. residence If r.
months In the Turkish Capital and Provinces. ,,;,s'
an account ofthe present state of the naval and ,;
tary power and of the resources of the Ohor,a FL
pire By Charles Maefarane, Esq. ''H i-''-
! VIII. Remarks on the spirit duties.
! TX dissertation on the course and probable tor
Donkin, G.C.H. K.C.B and Frs ''AA's
N l. Organon der Heilknust Won Samuel Hoyr,,e-
mann. N1"iie-
:. 2 Die chronischcn Krankheiten, ihre einsn,bun,
Iohe Natur und Homoopathischc He,una Won Ss,,n',,
Hahneman. w" Sainue
g. Refine Arzneir,ittellchre Won Samuel Hahn
mann. Aia"ne-
ri Sir Thomas Moore or coTloques on tho nm
gress and prospects of society. By Robert Son,br,
Esq. LID. poet laureate. "'"ey'
Index. r. n saUvu
June
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-28
Comfort in q Shave.

YNIIOSE persons who DESTROYS of alternating
Il the miseries ola shave, respectfully inform
ed that the subscriber has received supply of those
justly celebrated old English Razors, toarranied-
The manufacturers of this article being convinced
that no improvements were necessary in razor ex-
cept those that promote the durability of fine edge
have combined the qualities of the old razor
with those ground on inch stone. and cun with
confidence recommend them to the public the only
real Improvement which has ever been made in q
razor.
Morgans sided razor strap, possessing the quail
ties OF grindstone, hone and strap. This strap is
calculated to produce qualification of edge on q
razor, that will with remove the most setacecus
beard.
Shaving brushes. boxes and soap.
Milk of Roses. Cologne and Florida Water, all
used in the very desirable operation of comfortable
shave. For sale at the Book Stationery and Fancy
Store, of r. D. SANXAY.
lie Cts
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-28

TEkMS.--SusscnIrrrox tho DAILY RicHnoNr WH,s a.
yea and for shorter PERIOD at the Of 81 year pay
ehle In advance
ApvEaIsro square OF Is lines less one in.
seon 20 cents 81; three insertions s NJ. aud
cvesy succeeding insertion 33i cents
Thrice week. week 81 25 every succeeding week 81
Twice week. FIRST insertion IS cents every succeeding in
soFion 50
oaes week, FIRST insertion 10 cents every succeeding
eriou 50 cents
All advertisements also inserted In the
Vine.
Tranncnt advertisers pay in advance
Tne number of insertions must he noted the Ms they
eordingly.
Annual Advertisers charged so tvo squares
and IN that proportion for advertisements of greater lengths
except and Lottery Dealers charged SO0
OF The CONSTITUTIONAL WING rs Published twice
week, Tuesdays and Fridays five dollars per annu,
payable m advance.
For Adusrsng-75 square, less for FIRST in
sertion, and 50 tyr each continuance.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-28
Summer Fashions.
A II K. II. JENKINS Fancy Dry Good and

SUMMER Fashions.
A L r. ii. JENKINS Fancy Dry Good and Irish
IN Linen Store, are received the following rich.
Dcw-syle and fashionable goods, received by tho re
cent arrivals at New York, from Paris and England,
together with many goods from auction, which will
be sold at reduced prices.
One box new-styc Leopold fancy gauze scarfs,
the only LOT of the kind IN this country
One box fancy gauze scarfs, scasonablo colors
One box do do MeZotnto bapdserchlefs do do
Rich figured Mandarncs and 'Oscarms for la.
dies evening dresses
a few more rich worked robes
Ladies' cambria gloves and kid miits
Pivoquarter and four quarter plain bobinett laces
Very cheap bargains il white cotton hosiery.
ALSO,
All widths quilting or footing luces
-Four quarter, Sd and Cd csmbrcs and iaconcts
with many and rich goods, deserving the attention
of those wishing to examine fashionable dry goods
ia 10
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PITY DOLLARS REWARD.
cost.

SUPPOSED to have been mislaip or stolen be-
- tween this and Washington city, box from 20
to 81 inches in length and about l2 in width The
box contains sundry Lottery and Prize tickets all Of
which were cancelled. and be of no use to any
one but the subscribers The seid box was sent by
Mr. Porter's line Of stages, addressed to Messrs
Yates g. Mcintyre, Washington city. care Of Mr.
Sindey Porter, Fredericksburg, on the Sd of Mar, h
last, 81 traced to Fredericksburg since which it
has not been heard of Any information that will lead
to its discovery, will be thankfully received, and oil
the expenses that may he incurred in delivering
the said box to Messrs. Yates g. Mcintyre, Wash
ington city, to Mr.. Sndey Porter. Fredericksburg,
or to the subscribers at Richmond, will be paid.
YATES g. MCINTYRE.
n Tho Political Arena, Fredericksburg, and
Phenix Gazette, Alexandra, will please insert this
four times, and forward their accounts TO Yates
s. Mcintyre, Richmond. ma 81