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Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-09-17
FEMALE ACADEMY.
THE Third Session of the TUscALo

HNdE hlrd Session of the TUSCALOOSA u FEMALE ACADEMY will commence on Monday the 5th of September next. The Trustees take great pleasure in informing the public that they have engaged as Teachers, in addition to those heretofore engaged, Mrs KINNEER and daughter, of Hartford, whose character and qualifications as Teachers are not surpassed in the Southern or Western States. They have also determined to con- meet with the institution an Infant School, and have engaged the services of Mrs REEDER, of Albany, who is eminently qualified to take charge of that department. She will be on early in the fall, and will enter immediately upon the duties of her station. Arrangements have likewise been made to procure first rate female Teacher of Music, who is expected here by the first of October next, at farthest.
 The next Session will be held in the new Academy edifce, which is now complete, and contains seven spacious and airy apartments. The number of Teachers, including the In- fant School and Music Teacher, will be seven flor whose competency the Board of Trus- tees stand pledged. No trouble nor expense has been spared to make this institution of the first order, and the Trustees can now with confidence recommend it to the public pa tronage. Parents and guardians may send their daughters and wards here, with full assurance that they will be ably instructed in the various branches, both useful and ornamen- tai, of female education.
 Boarding can be procured upon moderate, terms in respectable private families The terms of tuition per Session of 5 months. are as follows:
 Elementary Glass;. ....S6 00 Introductory Class........ ..........S8 OO' Junior Class. ....................S12 O0 Senior Glass;. ...."..............S15 0O Drawing and Painting will be an extra charge
 of........................ ...S5 % Mnsic ........................ ...S25 % Fuel. ....................S 500 50 The Treasurer's receipt for the payment in advance, of the whole of the tuition fee for the Session, will be necessary to obtain adms- sion. Persons, therefore, wishing to enter the Academy, will apply to MT H. M. Andrews, Treasurer. s.
 JAMES H. DEARING,
 H. M. ANDREWS, IS
 JAMES CHILDRESS, sS
 VIM. R. COLGIN, ss
 laa B. B. FONTAINE, SsS
 s. M. MEEK, ISs
 NICHOLAS PERKINS, s's
 AARON READY, SS
 c. SALTONSTALL, 5
 August % 21 ~s
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-09-17
NEW AND FASHIONABLE
 0lL09cN11M@o LUST received direct from New-York, at eD COOK & ELLIS'
 VasbtomablR GIotbf1lg &torf,

COOh & GAA1S'
 Questionable GI0tttn9 Storf,
 No. 4, Commercial RoIU-Broad1pdy. A large and splendid assortment of gentle mems apparel of every description, such as superne Blue Blacl Olive, Green and Mkt Dress COat superiine Blue, Olive, and Mkt Froek COats. Over-Coats, with and without Capes.
 Blue Black, Drab and Mkt Cloth Pantdioons Biueand Black Cloth, Plain and Figured Velvet, Mar
 seilles, Toilenett and Valencia VestS Linen, Cotton and Flannel Skirts.
 Superior Handkerchiefs, Gloves and Cravats. Suspenders and Linen Collars
 First quality Black and Drab Hats.
 Boots Shoes and great variety of gentemen fancy
 articles.
 The above goods were madeup during the past summer, by their senior partner in New York, who has spared no pains or expense, in having them made of the best materials, and in the most fashionable style. Their friends and customers are invited to call and examine their assortment, as they are determined to sell as low as any other House in the State, if not lower.
 Also, just received, a handsome supply of Blue, Black, Olive, Steel-Mixt and Brown CLOTHS, which will enable them to make up to order, at the shortest notice, as they have now in their. employ number of the best workmen.
 d5- Gentlemen's Travelling Bags, Um- brellas, Cloaks, Slc. 8lc. nov1o 8
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-09-17
gL0THEMG Co

UUST received'per steamboats O'Hara and eD American, a beautiful assortment of new and fashionable SPRING and SUMMER CLOTHING, which will be sold low.
 ap6 COOK & ELLIS.
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-09-17

STUDENTS can be furnished with Mat S tresses, Pillows, Tables, Bedsteads, and Desks, on the cheapest terms, opposite the Indian Queen Hotel, forty-fve yards below the State Bank. AUGUSTIN LYNCH.
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-09-17
STORAGE AND CoMNGISsIoM
 BUSINESS.

"HE Subscriber having purchased the,
 H interest of MT JOHN JONES in the Nare, House formerly owned by JONES & GRIFFINs and rebuilt the same on stone pillars, three feet above the highest high watermark known' since 1877, tenders his services to the Plan ters and Merchants in the above business.-1 From long experience and strict attention to- business, he hopes to receive liberal patron age.
 o@ Charges will be the same as last year.
 aug13 20 IRA GRIFFIN.
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-09-17
MUSICAL ACADEMY.

A P. PFISTER respectfully informs his A. friends and the public of Tuscaloosa and its vicinity, that he is now prepared to give lessons on the PIANO FORTE, at the residence of Mrs Patrick, at the house lately occupied by Dr James M. Davenport He pledges himselfto give his undivided care and attention to such pupils as may be confded to his instruction.
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-09-17
TUSOALoosA JOCKEY CLUB.


 DACES over this course will commence h on the first Wednesday in December next, and continue for three days, free for any horse, mare or gelding.
 First day-three mile heats-purse S35O
 Second day-two mile heats-purse S25O
 Third day-one mile heats-purse S2O0
 Money hung up on each day.
 After each days race there will be first rate Saddle and Birdie run for. The " Tuscaloosa Track, is almost a dead level. rising gradually from the Judges Stands, so as to give full view of the whole ground. On the turf there will be every ne- cessary Improvements such as large stage for the accommodation of the Ladies, (who are particularly requested to attend,) which will be removed from the noisy part of the track, and at the same time give them a full view of the course. ~.5.,kee, will be large room, in which therew De dinner given for the members of the, ,Elub, and others who may wish to dine. There will be number of large stables for the accommodation of the race horses, with a plenty of such food as they may require.
 Ihave good reason to think there will be number of fine horses from this and the ad- joining States. B. F. RANDOLPH,
 Aug. 27, %. Prohrietor.
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-09-17

IT. ADY OF THE MANOR.-The per- A son having in possession Vol. II. of this work, will much oblige the owner by leaving it at the office of the Intelligencer. 4o
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-09-17
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

K IL persons having claims against the es- A tate of JOHN M'PHAIL, deceased, will please present them, properly authenticated, to the subscriber, as final settlement of the estate will take place in forty days from this date.
 DANIEL McPHAIL, .Adm'r. Aug. 27, 1881, 22.6w
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-09-17

CALT.--Just landed from the steamboat O O'Hara aquantity of SALT, and for sale by COOK & ELLIS.
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"artMr NriWa.
PORT OF RJCfJM0ND=
4 OF RICHMOND.
ARRIVED

baccn - NJ" ''-
Hchr hXer''on' -, from Baltimore, via Nor
folk and Petersburg
Lighter Dispatch, frcm the Hundreds
Steamboat Norfolk, Sutton from Boltimor, 49,:
Norfolk win sundries, to a Petico!as g. co. Andrr
son O. Nichols, Lancaster, DENLY g. co, r ! Smith
Johnson 81 Son, w Allison, Cali. Beers &
n "luyx'ei' ir'plett b Peyton, a w Noning
baldwin, lves & CO. ii Nelson g. Co, r X Whit
Al Mhch"ll, r Blair J Fry. Lyons. J Park,
err "A Swecny, lletherton, Son a. Turpn. II Nov
iand' Devereux, q l. Sampson ID Andorson j.
Wofiham d McGruder, Shepperson, Ra,clif;. l.
cannon, J Garth, J Winston NJ Uoll;ns ! n
Gordon, j Grmme. d Abbott g. CO. Brgweu
Smth " Hannah, Davenport, Allen g. CO. PnIl;n :,
u nay' IL Eustace, and l. Ludlam.
Steamboa, Richmond, Chapman, Norfolk. with
Passensefs Passed, at Hog Island, bound up schr
Richmond Packet Libby, from New York.
Schr Chesterfield, Beaston from New YorI >,
SANDY Point bound up. ~
Packet schooners Minerva. Mister. and Do,choo
ter Hooper, from Baltimore expected up next tide
SAILED,
Schr Intention. North, for New York co,I
Schr William 81 Mary, Fredericksburg. witt, flour
NEW YORK, April IL CID, schr. Cbos,a,6sld
beaston Fiug of-Truce, S,eclman, both for Rich
mond. ''''' ''' n'cn-
ARD, Brig Forest, Bates, from Lerhorn. March
I,,' '- - on icil IN wi'h the wreck Of he schr
Hi'za' Alien, Of y. York, totally dismased and an
peared to have IN no water all ba,cbes off nd
quantity oi stun IN each gangway apparently line,
nlng. sou 'u'i-
NORFOLK. April 13.-Arr'd schr. Viro;n;, Esr.
land, Ba tmore, 81 hours, bound to Richmond
:looP Eliza Ann, Wilkins from Philadelphia.
AT hampton-Schr Gen. De Kalb Simmons Froo
Ocean. Wlllets, and Sen Gull. Stocklev for PhdeI-
phi1. w 'ue'
HOLMES HOLE, April Arr. schrs Boston.
King, Vlna', fcr Richmond D'''0''
9th arr schr S"phrona, Rich, Bangor, 70. Norfoi:
ship Crawford Wes, Richmond ''''''"'
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AUCTION SALES.
FOR SALE.

IN tbe premises, at public auction, on the second
- wednesday,. the 3th of June next, my Tract II
LAM IN Loudoun county, Virginia, with the PrE.
tne STOCK OF Horses, Cattle, Sheep, aud Hogs
nc tract consists of rather more than ? o u acres
Is auvantageonsiy situated in very hca lthy conn
Try, soont 81 miles fIoIa WASHINGTON and Al.xar,
ura' and IS OF good quality; Little River unsse,
shroush the middle oft, on which there are about
H5o acres OF excellent meadow land in dfr.ren, Io,s
most OF which is now in timothy. II NAV he divided
INTO 'hree or Tour farms. 10 suit the purchasers I'm
me centre is large and very commodlous Rick
Dweifng House. with all the Their BUILDINGS necsss,
~ 'of the accommodation of large family and like.
WISE ior servants aborers, &c several of which ure
OF orick' There is also Grist and Saw Mil ON
.'e tract. AT the upFr end, and ADJOINING tic
turnpike leading TO Alexandria and the CITY there is
comoHaoie Frame Dwelling, with a good harm and
some o'her accommodations AT the lower end Their,
Is likewise mouse that may accommodate a small
family Fhc stock Of each class is humorous. ~
sheep are generally of the Merino race credit of
ohe' two and three years, payable in equal install
hchls with interest, will be given for the land and
one ior me stock, annie security being given for tho
Punctuai payment Those to wnom am indebted
WI be allowed credit for any property they NAV mr.
Coase' 10 Tic fol! amount Of the sums due and ON
far conditions N va
, NOT beng able, on account of my weak state Of
hen'th To conduct the sale myself have ulycn full
power TO my son in law. Samuel l. Gouverneur and
my nephew, James Monroe, Jun. To pcrform thfs
service: Tor which | have Vested the propetty in
them. In the event OF sale, they have power 10
make every other arrangement which circumstances
may REQUIRE JAMES MONPSE
mar 30-c2aw Is
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MANUFACTURERS:
very Pdf"adle ana most adUantQgeo,cI5
Situated

muse ou eQhSly
Situated.
RElNG DESTROYS to curtal ORR business u.c shall
- o!.er Tor sale on Monday, the Cd of Nav neyl ON
,ue p'elf's 5, a ~ clock the following described
properfy, at public auction 10 the hiehcs, bidder:
Terms, viii be one third cast-one third months
and one third months credit; purchasers GIVING an
proved goaole notes, with approved endorsers and
decds OF trust, or the titles retained until the notes
paid VIZ 'NH'
Lot No. III Nail Factory and RoJJ;t,
ard Sitting .'HH. built Of stone and bricL ,rrn Sc
rles high and 80 feet III length; consstirr of .
water wheels, Il machines for cuttinp and heoJiur
has OF all sizes at operations spike ditto for
cutting spikes from 5 TO 9 inches: cylinder di,,o
Ior cutting sprgs and brads of every description;
seu Rollers and Slitters, complete, attached 70 n
water-wheeI, } by iG feet AR Furnaces for heat
ing IRON; Smiths Shop in the basement story, and
Lathe for turning rollers. The whole is noon -
large scale, and well calculated for an extensive h,.
sihess: with an ample supply of water.
Lot No. al lEH for grinding Plaster
Of Paris, built with wood. and pair of j feet stones
with crusher and tub-wheel. Can readily Grind
from IL 20 Ia bushels per hour.
Lot No. 3.-A SaD lEN, with saws we'll
constructed 1t is frame bulldlnr. and is mon
lease at $500 per annum fN''
Lot No. III Turning and Blacksm;ih.e
Shop, stories high, built of stone and brick SO nv
iee' with OVERSIGHT wheel, entitled to 20 inches
OF water and is now upon lease at $500 per annun
Lot No. 81 Corn and Grist lhEI. bniIt
OF stone and brick, stories high abou, SO by 25 feet
X pair OF , feet stones. oveTshot wheel dorbio
grared elevators, &c all complete for grinding corn
with very little manual labour.
lhe above property is situated in the CITY Of
hiGhmond on JaInes river. and opposite 10 the Can
itoL The Nail Factory Plaster Mill and Saw Mill
nave head and fall of IL feet water which is s1,s
ceptible OF being improved IG feet at a small ev
henSe; the Corn Mill and Turning Shop, have y
"cau ana faii OF "a feet. Further and more ,inr,
particulars, as to the rights and privileges which mr.
chasers Will be entitled to, vii! be made known a,
the time of sale. " :"
POSSESSION will be given Of each establishment, An
! bargaincd for at tie ale ' R'
PHILIP HANALL g. CO.
J"ginia. City Of Richmond
- "
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THE IMPORTED HORSE.
YOUNG TRUFPJE

" LII stand the ensuing season at his former
" stand, Barboursvi!le, III the county OF Orange
lie has been she"n this winter at Richmond in
The presence of hundreds of the best Judges in V,r
gina. aud was universally admired for his fine form
iruile is sixteen hands high and seven wears old.
ma mas proved himself most extraordinary sure
ioal geter. Not one of the eighty odd mares nn 20
MN have failed, within the knowledge of the subscri
The season viii commence on the 18th February
ana terminate on the LIST day of July Terms as
heretoiorc-Forty dollars TO be DISCHARGED bv tb,r,v
u paid within the season. Fifty dollars insurance
ana one dollar ID the Groom, 10 be paid when the
mare If brought or taken away The best and most
extensive pasturage is set apart, exclusively for the
mares sent to Trufle and the mares may be fed with
what they will cat, at twenty five cents n day. and
"rooms NJ the village, a five dollars a month. Anv
one putting five mares with him, the price of ono
will be rCnltted. &. w. wager
for
Gov. BARBOUR.
Barboursvc. Feb list. 1891. feb
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know his utter incompetency. The Oracle has said
So ana they dare not dlsobey. At this moment, il
Is IN the power of the Virginia Senator'S to turn the
whole Stste, with few exceptions, against General
Jackson; and why will they not do NJ Nothing more
Is required oil them, than 10 speak honestly. This
Is all that the people want; but they are afraid To
speak though the Van Buren, paper every where.
either abusing them, or leaving them silence
10 their fate; still. they wrapt IN mysterious ST.
fence: Ii John Randolph was here ana thought as
Mr., Iazewel thinks, he would speak out openly and
boldly. The Roanoke Orator has at least one rood
luahty, among all his bad. He may vet arrive in
Time 10 speak first: and n he should be the first Tn
speak, Then our Senators Will be no lonper silent
Io DC obliged to speak, hus of these men for whose
thiGh's have high regard. is Illuminating to nv
cenngs US an American: but how can II be 9th
eIWise under all the c!rcums ancrs that exists If
Gen Jackson had any single qualification Tor the
once which he dcgrades, such conduct might be toll
Grated; but his total untncss Tor any civil station
which can be assigned him, makes 1t matter of won
~ uer ana amazemen', that such men LyItleton w
aZeweii and J 'hn Tyler. hould be- found IN the
ranks 81 his idoators. Alas for my country? QUEEN
'euS, &C &C. ARlSTIDES.
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.Y,06iMA Horses a., .yyCf;oV.

'ENHE four tull blord ARABIAN STUDS, i'm
= ported IN the brig Phoebe Ann from SMYRNA in
November last, will be sold at public auction at Tat
teTsais Stables. in the city OF New York, on Satur
day; the 18th May proximo. They are warranted
OF the hnest blood and certificates Of the breed will
oe gwen The horses are in fine condition, and NAV
De seen at Tatersalls until the day preceding the
sale. The superior Qualities of the Arab horse are
so generally known that any description of them is
deemed unnecessary. Persons coming from distance
may rest assured that the sale will be positive Co the
highest bidder. an -
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10 THE pJEII1

Ia,
SDoui the DUTY aod privilege Of "A freeman wheneve, he
aps' nno ni"se politically identified with party whose
I""c,pes OF action do not with Ia, own 10 Withdraw
o'p " anc seems due 10 all, reason for such with
ra should TIE frankly declared Every however
"1"oe supposed To bear porip of the
~ vi. measures vi The party with Which he The under
nenea Is meiei"e constrained lest sleuce should be con
% % 'o an approval to express his dsnpprobaon the sp
" VI 'he present dominant party and say that he canao
GO operate IN measures which thinks do viornc, 10 M.
u,on anu are at war with the interests Of the ma
non, Without entering into detail, noticing the Ant, Re
Icah c"nuuc' ~ ne party this a.
ae session OF the Legislature, deemed sufficient barely 10
"Ve' Va 'he course at the administration the Gcnecl Co
Ne'hheht IN lew particulars, constituting nsupcIable oil,
gec"on " continuance IN poker OF the present adnus,ra
ION = or nstance;-Ihe policy relation to ,h. South
ern Indians ITS equvoeal conduct reference great
tenn OF internal Improvements aud the Tariff: lis repss.d
attacks on the independence of hc JUDICIARY the mpropcr
appointments to Office aud the the appointing mower
by nominating rejected viuals, and even appointing To
oncc alter the adjournment of the Senate had
once been rejected by that body for that station
Ie Presidents opposition the Charter the United States
Sank, and his project for establishing National Moned
tocracy and hrs determination be candidate cleo
lion, contrary to his declared principles la short th.
course oil the Administration has opinion subscr
Ter, been such oJoct all claims public conhhnce
SAMUEL Is. MILLER
Newark, April ,, 1881.
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Rogers Orange asWRD0fcficl..

'NHlS aricIe (tor sale oy the subscribers is now
Il made upon new, and much improved principles.
producing as guaranteed by the Proprietor, remark
able superiority of strength and quckness and grea,
perfection IN MS combustion. II offered IN Kegs of
ai me dtierent sizes OF graIns-and suitable for all
kinds OF shooting and Of gnns also in cQnisteys of
double and the greatest possible degree of streno,b
Dealers are requested to notice that this powder
may be distinctly known from all others. by an
orange or red STAN impaired on its gnton-also By
It's peculiar hghtness as measured CHARGE Of II viii
be found TO neigh much less than the same measure
of any other kind
OTIS, DUNLOP e: CO Agents.
ap atc.
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RICHMOND MARKETS.

NuEAT-hardy any arriving prime 81 20.
ELouR-nominaly So, very little demand.
TonAcoo-gcncral sales OF culling- So 5Oa2 Is
common passed So 5Oa4-midding TO good 81 25a5
so.
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70 THE PUBLIC

'HE Copar'nership heretofore existing under the
firm OF kyles and Copcrron, expired by irnits-
ton on the 2lst February last. Those who are in
deb,ed to that concern, must pny 1'e Al
JAMES KYLE
JOSEPH KYLE
II. II CAPERTON
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DEATHS.

On "Wednesday evening. the 18th inst, Mas SA-
RAN BooTwRIGmr, wife OF Mr. WIN BoorwRGur.
In Tn" 33d year of her age. The friends and &C
qualntances generally are respectfully requested to
attend her funeral. this morning, [Friday.l at 10
o'click. \. "
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T.4hE NOTICE.!
BY'RD,S
WarehOuSc Rc.cSfahIiShad

VIE cubic land Especially tn. Tobacco Planters
II OF |iFglnla) are hereby notified that the presen,
Legislature have passed rerring the INSPECTION
OF tobacco at Byrd's Warehouse--that Inspectors
VIII be recommended for appointment at the next
rrence during the early part of the month Of Mnv
next The central situation of this Warebonse
being generally known, it is deemed proper, only to
add, that the buildings new, fire proof. and of
easy access. an * t,n.o, -
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Ne1o Kent County, la acif:
hI'O Robert Vie. Roueu Perkins and William Porter fce
holders OF this county Whereas John Crump o the said
county, hath this day gwen Information me- John Angus
ne ayor Justice Of Tire Peace, fr the county aforesaid
hat lie hath taken estry a hay colour surposd
10 he about four feet eight inches high with oa p6n his
own land these therefore, the name of the Copr,on
wealth. TO command YOU, having beou first duly sworn fr tina
purpose before other Justice of the peace for Tins
county to view and appraisc the cay and ~ certify
the value thereof under your hands, together with particular
description of the kind marks band stature colour and acc
OF the said csifdy which certificate, made YOU are forth
with TO return TO Given under my hand and seal this 81
day of Dec 1850 ssss,.
JOHN AUGUSTINE TAYLOR T. p Seal
Pursuant 10 the within warrant, a. directed have
DAY viewed estray marc, Of the following dcrpt,on sv
about four feet eight inches high, spot len Of her back
long switch tail, and black legs, aud supposed To he viii,
cs scwn TO us by John Cump, Of this county and DO find
the hc above Described and we do spp,ise the
said mare ~ the sum ol twenty FIVE dollars Certified
under our hands, Us Hlsi day Of December
Lord, 1880. ROB IIONIE
VIM " PORTER
IO. PERKINS
Retursed to New Kent County curt Clerks Oace tire 9Th
day Of January 1881, aLJ entered according to law
y MuIsU -
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EOR THE WING.


Mcssrs Editors: | noticed with pleasure in vour
paper "i yesterday, piece under the signature of
observer, recommending TO the movers for n
Rail Way from the Basin to Rocketts," the rejection
OF that PROJECT. and the substitution in its place o.
some quick and easy mode of conveyance from the
Basin TO the Dock. Rail Way from the Basin to
hoc"e'ts must, OF course. nIurc that costly and
important work nc Dock. My plan now is to pre-
serve that valuable work by connecting 1t with the
Basin. by means of an inclined plane. Having seen
one OF tho'e planes Ia operation the Morris Canal,
cSn te"'iy as to the benefits arising from this
mode OF conveyance, and the cheapness and fcllity
OF such work certainly recommends it TO the notice
OF me people OF Richmond Loaded boats could be
raised from the Basin into the car, carried down the
pane ana there oosened into the Dock IN less time
than they could possibly be carried through locks
ana was informed by the Engineer on the Morris
canal that the expense OF locks was double that of
an inclined plane. In this way produce through the
caha would be carried at once to vessels III the dock
anu the usual hating and storing away in Richmond
would be done away with. With respect to the
situation Tor an inclined plane can only say, that a
more advantageous one could not possibly exist
WRIGHT
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A n APPRENTICE Is wanicn ..i 10. Wing Of
IN fee boy between III and l6, of good charac-
ter. who can read and wr'. will alone be- taken.
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IICKLE1s OFFICE.

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