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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-08-10
MARRIED.

On Thursday last, by the Rev. Henry RufTner,
JOHN L. H. Preston, Esq. to Miss SARAH L. Ca
RUTHERs, daughter of the late VIM. Caru,hers-
Lexington, Va. IntcHigencer.
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~ OT1CE.-A Female Teacher qualified 10 give
ucation, such painting music, &C. is wanted as
an assistant in school lately established in healthy
and thriving part of the country. Enquiries (post
paid may be made of tho senior Editor of this pa
per- or IL. A. Garland, Boydtou, Mccklcnburg Va,
jy 23-2aw 81 d Is
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1t is said that no less than ii physicians have
fallen victims to the Cholera at Now York
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a&aar6oaE NJ rAae@ .
PORT or RICHMOND.

ARRIVED
Schr Virginia Rebecca, Price, Washington, bal.
last.
Schr American Eagle, Roswell, York River,
corn, to Workman 81 McGruder.
Schr Fairfield, Libby, New York. an assorted
cargo.
SAILED,
Schr Virginia Tyler, Washington, coal.
Schr Agcnoria, Pearce, West Point, coal
Richmond.
NEW YORK, August 6.--Arrd schrs Hornet
fitts' Richmond, days; Grceter, Hobby, do. 6
do. ~
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March /, 1899.

Pursuant TO the foregoing decree, we shall pro-
coed to sell the mill and lands referred to therein
at the iroat door of the courthouse of the county
OF Middlesex, on the 18th Monday in August next,
1t being the 9th day of the month, the tract of
land containing about 80 attached to the mill
ana is situated upon Mill Creek, in tine county of
Middlesox-it was formerly the property of IJ,omas
e. Churchill. ROBERT G. SCOJ,J -
PHILIP HARRISON
Richmond, July Goth IS3o-6o-ctds
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IMPORTANT
TO Dealers in Medicines, Paints, and
Dye-Stuffs.
II. w. HsANKHEAN.
WHOLESALE DRUGGIST,

No. III, MAIDEN LANE
q EFFERS for salc at the lowest prices, an cx-
~ tensive assortment of articles in his line and
hopes to give satisfaction TO those who think il for
Their interest TO bny of him.-Those wishing to
purchase will please give hum Gull, aud ascertain
his prices before leaving their orders elsewhere
Ne,o York, June 20fh, 1882.
IN. b-Price Currents sent by mail-All or
dcrs VIII be thankfully received, carefully put up,
and forwarded with despatch. iy l7--d2wc6w
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For E0hikMEEckalhiGs

~ AVING removed TO the city Of Richmond,
~ - will IN future attend regularly all the superb
or courts held there, the district court of the Uni
tea states held at Norfolk and the circuit superior
court OF law and chanccry of the county of Norfolk
the circuit superior court of law and chancery held
at Williamsburg, and, as heretofore will continue
70 attend the circuit superior court Of law and chan
cory held at Fredericksburr.
jy 2j-c&d6w PHILIP HARRISON
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.."D4S.V' -. espdyG.Is,s- &, e.

- 9S.S' ~. GsSESES 81 q.
4 kFFER for sale well selected assortment nj
- GROCERIES, 20 which thoy paeticu-
'sry invite the attention of Country Merchants.
Among them arc
'o ilhds. st. Croix, Orleans, and Porto Rico
sugar, different kinds, from superior quality
to ordinary fair,
~ barrels crushed or fallen Loaf SsCar
~ do. single and double refined Loaf do,
~ Doxcs do do do do.
~ ~ bags green Coffee, of extra iinc quality,
~ DO. hne old Java and Sumatra Coffee,
l bale Mocha do.
'ooo lbs: Cotton Yarn, assorted, from No. 4 10
ooo H. Petersburg Factory,
SOo Kegs Cut Nails, assorted,
1 1o sues Soal Leather, good and DANA gcd,
, 30 ooiS NO. North Carolina IIcrrings.
i.o boxes Sx10 und l0xI2 Window Glass
I'D 90. Nicols and Humphreys and Colgate's
Tallow Candies,
4O do. Sperm. Candles
100 Go. Tin Plate,
70 tons well assorted Bar Iron.
40 hoop, sheet band and plating Iron,
uo. Eng"sl', American, German, Cast, Sheer,
and Spring Steel,
hhds Madder, of superior ou,I;,v
ioo Nova Scotia Grindstones, all sizes. from l6
to so jns.,
WIS ihGia' Orleans, and Sugar. House Molaxses,
H."Powder, imperial, young hyson and black Tea
liverpool blown and ground Alum Salt,
"noe ana closing Thread, in balls,
n ID i.oiscap and wrapping Paper,
fowder, Shot, and bar Lead
Bed Cords and Plough Lines
VI Manufacturers of Tin, and those WANTING
TN plates TO cover houses, will DO furnished on
GU 'eIhis' &c 81
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70 JOHN WILKINSON, SueiaR tor Mc
n Benefit Of Geo. WHkinsoH.--Sir, As you are
not known to be inhabtaut of Virginia, YOU
are hereby notified that we shall on the Friday bc
tore the Sd Wednesday in August next heimg the
lOth day ofthe MONTH between the hours of O'Clock
IN the morning and sunset, at the Franklin Hotel.
III the town of Lynchburg, proceed TO take tie de-
position Of Reuben BurclI, TO DO read in evidence
III suit now pending in the County Court of Pow
hatan, wherein you are plaintiff and we arc de-
PENDANTS. The taking of said deposition will CON
tinue from day to day sntil completed, where YOU
may attend if you think proper.
Jy l9-wit WIN. g. HENRY MONTAGUE
OAF SUGAR--5O barrels Loaf sugar, rccciv
~ ing per sloop Union, Howell, for sale low
aus OTIS, DUNLOP & 60.
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ID. A s. co. Aucts.

Saddlers & Harness Makers.
Ard where they prepared iurni h all articles
usually kept by persons in ,h.ir line They think
their assortment good one, and believe the prices
and quality will neither he objected 10.
IL is common 10 make '.iany professions TO the
public on commencing busincss-the subscribers
decline such coursc-they would merely remark
that they are conscious their success depends entire
y on thernselves.-Al work dome at their Store will
be by thor own hands, hose OF experienced
ana competent Workmcn, under their inspect
ion; and all they ask of their friends and the pub
nc, Is lar trial. jy 19-w3wf+
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Whiskey. Sugar, &c.
sSn Bbls. Mononghela Whiskey,
~ 40. DO do. years old,
81 hhds. st. Croix Sugar, from fair to SUI
pcror quality,
100 bbls. Loaf Sugar,
233 kegs Orange Gunpowdcr,
aO bags Porto Rico Coffee, best green,
80 cases Clarct,
! bale Velvet Corks,
2OO boxes Segars, various qualities.
ReceiUing fur sale, and in Store,
Brown and blcachcd Shirlings and Shectings,
Scotch Osnaburss, Cotton Osnaburgs ladies' Cot
ton Hesc, Censhaws, Sarsncis, Russia Sheeting
SC. &c. OTIS, DUNLOP e. CO
aug9
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~ OTlCE.-MRS. NELSON continues her
\ " boarding establishment near the Capitol
Having reduced her charges, the following will be
her rates from this date, viz:
Board and Lodging for a gentleman and his lady.
or for two gentlemen or two ladies' in one room
$3.50 per annum, each, paid quarterly Si6O 90
Do do. children under IL years of aye, half
price lis 90
DO do. one gentleman or one lady 900 90
DO do do. without $50 90
10. 90. servants 40 90
Do. do. gentleman and his lady or two
gentlemen or two ladies, pos week i'm
room, So each l6 90
Do. do. one gentleman or one lady in a
O m
Do do. children, under IL years Of age,
and servants, 2 no
Do: do gentlemen and ladies' per day, with
fire -,
Do. do. do. do. do. without fire 90
Do do children, under IL years of age, and ser
wants, half price.
Do do. extra Dinners, IS. Breakfast, Is. 3D. Tea
&c. lis. Cd.
Livery Of each horse, 81 hours g gals. grain and
rack food,) so cents.
Extra grain, additional charge.
Carriage shelters furnished without charge
iy 14-2awtf
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H'MiMtcl,s E01InfCIl-

vz,ur "tlaCel'S BgiVnFCd.
VIZ subscriber wants 10 employ several Jo,r
n hcymen House Painters 70 GOOD yorkmen
constant employment and tho highest wages vii
'' k'VSh. g. w. McGINNESS,
- UuusC Fainter, SC
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EetyIheeeUMrc, china s. GLASS.

RIfSl'Ghe1ea1N1'e, china s. GLASS,
N NHOSMAS>J BARROW 81 CO., Importers
"A and Wholesale Dealers, SO Water Street of
fer for sale very large assortment of the above
articles of the newest and best styles, on the most
reasonable terms, and free from any combination
or restriction-also, complete variety of Looking
Glasses, of Mahogany and Gilt Frames. The pa.
tronagc hitherto received by us, from Southern
friends, calls for our best acknowledgements, and
we pledge ourselves TO every cxcrtion, to merit
continuance of the Merchants not wish.
ing to visit the city at this time, will have their or
dcrs attended to, by forwarding them by mail to
tile subscribers, on the same terms though pre-
sent themselves. II. y. BARROW g. Co,
Jy 25-cTt IS Water Street, New York
05' The Editors Of the Wing at Richmond Vir
gInian at Lynchburg, Spectator at Staunton Intel
llgencer at Petersburg, Herald at fredericksburg.
Vrglnian at Winchester, Beacon at Norfolk, Pat.
publish The above TO the amont Of 50 So and s"nd
their accounts to Enquirer for payment.
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"A S9gnsslser ESCg1'eIyG.

IENl1E Subscriber respectfully informs those who
n may be interested, that he has made arrange.
ments to accommodate a few families with Board.
by the week, at his House of Entertainments ten
miles above Richmond. Persons desiring Rooms,
and wishing further information, will be pleased to
call on 4. J. SMITH. Richmond.
FREDERICK ARGYLE,
aug Argyles Hotel.
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Book and Bob Printing dome
aI tEae WING Office.

MEETING THIS EVENING AT THE CO.
lumbar.
we, the Subscribers, Tobacco Manufacturers of
Hichmond and Manchester, agree TO meet this
evening, at O'Clock, at the Columbian Hotel to
make arrangements for procuring a Hospital and
other necessary comforts for such of our hands es
may nave the Cholera, should it visit our city
signed by number of persons. AUG
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BIGGER'S PRIZE OFFBCE

Tickets S. halves so, quarters ] 25.
For sale, rs usual, in every variety, at the Ex-
change and Lottery Office of
TUOS. b. BIGGER,
Corner opposite the Eagle Hotel
a. Comb. 10 % So the Grand Capital of
$4,000, was sold in the Virginia Lottery, drew
last Friday, and paid at sight, usual by BIGGER
in few minutes after the drawing. aus
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GF FOR LIVERPOOL-The Let
ter Bag of the ship ARAB, Capt. BALL, for Liver.
pool VIII be taken from Office Saturday after
noon, the l1th, at O'Clock
aug GRAY g. PANKEY
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ST. CROIX SUGARS-30 hhds landing TO.
~ day from 5chr. Fairfield, and for sale Ivy
aug LEWIS WEBB d co.
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STABLE. wIsDoM-HoRsEs.

NJ From &" SUatt0p Barn."
We deferentially recommend to the capable
and discerning editor Of that popular publication,
the Turf Register" the following half.humor-
Gus but most just Grafton from Mr.. Francis Me-
rlwether, in praise Of the most noble of quadru-
peds.
.sThe Improvement of the stock of horses,-
notwithstanding this matter is undervalued in
some portions of our county, regard as one
Of the gravest concerns to which landed proprl-
etor can devote his attention. The develoPe-
meut Of the animal PROJECTIONS Of tins noble
auadruped, by judicious system OF breeding,
requires both the science and the talent OF an &C
complished naturalist. We gain by it symmet-
~, strength of muscle, soundness Of wind, ease
Of action, speed, durability, power OF sustaining
fatigue, and fitness for the multiform uses to
which this admirable beast is subservient What,
sir, can be mure worthy Of portion of the care
of patriotic citizsns But look, my dear Sir, at
the relation which the horse holds to man. We
have no record in history OF an age wherein he
has not been intimately connected with the poll
tica and social prosperity Of the most powerful
nations. He has always assisted to hight our
battles, to bear our burtbens, to Tighten our Ia
tipues and to furnish our subsistence. He has
gwen US bread by tillage and meat by the chase.
H. has even lodged in the same homestead with
his master, man, frequently under the same
roof. He has been accustomed to receive his
food from our hands, and to be caressed By our
kindness. We nurse him in sickness, and guard
him in health. Hehas been, from one age to anoth.
er. the companion of the warrior at home, trusty
friend in travel and his sure auxiliary and defence
m battle. What more beautiful than the sympa-
thy between ,hems when the cookies OF his mas
tes heart tise up at the sound of distant war. he
neohs at the voice of the trumpet, and shakes his
name in his eagerness to share the glory Of the
combat"
Frank had now got to stridng backward and
forward through the room; and, at this last Hour
ish, came up to the table, where he stood erect
then. in that attitude, went on.
"And yet,-however martial his temPer'-ne
will ambIe gently under the weight OF the dainh,
est dame, aud yield obedience to her tender hand
and siIkeo rein. Ihave horses IN my stable now,
that. in the field upon chase. will champ theif
h,ts' and bound with an ardCr that requires my
arm 70 check; whilst the same animals, at home
here. are as passive to Lucretis's command as
I Iadys poney."
tia. ssbut indeed Mr. Meriwether, do not like
tn ride these blooded horses!
Meriwether continued without needing the in
terruption.
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N!RW SERIES VUho s77NOe eaes

-" The horse has a family instinct, and knows
every member Of the households: he recognizes
his masters children when they come TO his
stall, and is pleased to be fonded by them. Then,
see how faithfully he drudges in the field, and
wears away his life In quiet and Indispensable
services. venerate the steady sobriety OF tho
robust, broad .chested, massive-imbed wagon
horse. that tolls without repining, through the
summer heats and winter SHOWS. contemplate,
with peculiar interest, the unremitting labor Of
the stage.horse, as he performs his daily task with
unrelaxed speed from one years end to the 9th.
er: and,-you may smile at it,-but have Z
warm side Of my heart for the thoughtful and un.
obstrusive hack that our little negroes creep
along with to mill. But. above all, where do
you find such picture Of patience, considerable.
ness, discretion, long suffering, amiable obedt.
ence, there Frank began to sme,) as 10 the faith
full brute that bears his master,-say country.
doctor, for example, or deputy sheriff. or one
Of your weather-beaten, old, tpphug-(at each
Of these epithets the orator laughed -gossipPing,
night-wandering-"
Noctuabundcs, )" said Mr.. Club, who was
sitting all the time at one Of the windows
-" Rightw replied Meriwether, turning to.
wards the parson and waving bis hand -" night
wandering politicians say, where is there
finer type Of resignation, than in the trusty horse
that bears such master, through all seasons, no
matter how inclement, without refusing,
and slow, without impotence, for hours togs.
Their; and then stands, perhaps, as have often
seen him. with his rein fastened to post, or to
fence corner, without food or drink; and, a.
likely as not, (for he is subject to all disccm'
forts, facing drifting snow or a pelting hail.
storm, for the lvelong day, or through the drea'
~ watches Of the night, solitary, silent, una.
unused, without one note Of dscontent. without
one objurgatory winnov to his neglectful masterl
And then, at last. when the time arrives when
he is to measure his homeward way, with what
modest and grateful und.rtone he expresses his
thanksa The contemplation OF these moral vir.
tues in the horse, is enough to win the esteem OF
any man for the whole species. Besides, what
is a nation without this excellent beastf What
machinery or abour saving inventions Of man
could never compensate him for the deprivation
of this faithful aIlyi"--
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Spring G0ods

Spring Goods.
(NiIARIES BENNETT has received and offers TOT
sale general assortment Of
GOODS adapted TO THE SEASON.
The following are part:
superfne cloths and kerseymeres OF 'st quality
Aerino and yigona kerseymeres
Book, cambria, jaconet and null musins
g. and 3-4 dnities
Calicos and ginghams Of first quality
general assortment ofcotton and silk hosiery
{ and India nankeens
Very best Mationi black Italian lustring
Bantanna and fsg hsndkerchiefs
London drillings
Rpka's best cotton anc Rouen kerseymeres, tor
summer wear
Checks and stripes; colored cambrics
Hemming's LIST quality needless imported direct,
and warranted genuine
Gentlcmen's English doeskin gloves
Clark's & Chapp's best sewing cotton in spools
and balls
4,4k and ID pins
Letter paper of various qualities. from the Brandy.
vine Factory
Fpolscap and common post paper
Ga 81 irish, Scotch and Russia sheetngs
A variety of diapers; Irish linens and lawns
German tic klenburgs and burlaPs
Cotton burlaps, very stout
Shoe thread seine Irvine, &c. NC. apr IL
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The following curious speculation respecting
the treasures consigned by accident to the ocean,
and which some future change in the distribution
of land and water may bring under the view Of
collectors of fosse organic bodies, is from Lyeils
Geology, Vol. "a work noticed in the March
number of the London Quarterly Review:
"When we reflect on the number Of curious
monuments consigned to the bed Of the ocean 10
the course Of every naval war from the earliest
time, our conceptions are greatly raised respect
ing the multiplicity of lasting memorials which
man is leaving Of his labors. During our last
great struggle with France. thirty-two of our
ships Of the line went to the bottom in the space
Of twenty-five years, besides seven fifty-gan
ships, eighty-six frigates, aud a multitude OF
smaller vessels. The navies Of the other Europ-
can powers, France, Holland, Spain, aud Den
mark, were almost annihiiated during the same
period, so that the aggregate Of their losses must
have many times exceeded that Of Great Britain.
In every one of these ships we're batteries Of can
non constructed Of iron or brass, whereof great
number had the dates and places Of their manu-
facture inscribed upon them IN letters cast 10 me-
tai. In each there were coins of copper, silver,
and often many Of gold, capable of serving o.
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?. a. Hern

MAKES this method of informing the CitizeH OF
L Alexandra, and its vicinity, that he is now pre-
pared to furnish full BAND of Music for military
parades or excursions Of pleasure, or part thereof
for balls co,on parties lie also gives Lessons on
the Flute, Ciarionet fancy instruments bclonring
to q Military Band. Ills Class meets nearly opposite
the Second Presbyterian Church. lie can be seen .
any time at Mr. Morris Tavern, on Union street.
educational lnteIligencer will insert the above 81.
nd scnt their Account to this office.
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SplenAia FURNITURE.
CHARLES KOON


Cabinet, Chair and Sofa Maker, King, merit door
to the corner Of .alfred street.
gVAS on hand, and constantly manufactures gene
IL raj assortment Of
CABINET FURNITURE,
Which, for elegance and durability. dees competition.
Hisstock. generally consists OF
Grecian and plain sofas, couches andlounges
Mahogany and all kinds ofdrawing.room chairs
Grecian, winged and single wardrobes
Pedestal end sdebosrds with marble tops and mirrors
Gothic and various other ditto
pier tables, with marble and mahogany tops
Piller and block dining, card aud breaktssttsbies
do claw do do do DO DO
Plain do do do do 90
Centric or loo 90
French and variou other bureaus, with and without
mirrors
I, aides dressing tables, With snd without mirrors
Ditto workst: ads and music stools
Ditto and gentlemens cabinet, secretases snd ooos
cases
washstands, with marble and mahogany tops
Richly carved and plain mahogany, bird eye, and curl
maple and common beadstesds
Cribs cradles shaving do, portable desks
and every other article in the cabinetline.
LIKEWISE,
Mahogany ofvarious kinds, steam saved, curl and
shaded veneers, bottoms, cords
BEDS. ndATTRAssHS 90.
The above articles will be disposed offor cashor to
punctual persons on the most liberalterns.
very extensive patronage from Washington indu'
ces me to say, that will lever furniture to any Pu'
chaser in that city free ofexpence.
Turning & Carving executed IN fhsossf n'os'''s''
may 20
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lust Received,
MORE DESIRABLE sPPING- GOODS.
~ ~ TYONPyON II co.

" II. xnC1Hx cOAs W.
IIAvErece;ved by the schooner Washington aha
I'll other arrivals, additional supply OF Staple and
Fancy Dry Goods; among which are
Super and 4 Irish linens
Irish and Russia sheetngs
ga. 81, and 10 Irish table diapers
"a and 10 dsmask do
Birdseye and Russia do
58and 3.4 lawns and crash
French and English muslins
Ginghams and cslicoes. great variety
Grape and gauze handkerchefs
Grape and Hermann shaws
Linen cambria handkerchief some very fne
Best black Italian lustrings
Black Gro de Swiss and Gro de Naples
English and Russia drills
Silk Camblets, Princettas, and Broeheles
variety of stripes for boys
Brown linens. Also,
Brown and blesched domestics. shirtings, and
sheetngs
Checks, tickings
Penten,isry stripes and paids
Burlaps, oznaburgs and tickenburgs
All of which are offered for sale, by the piece or
ward. mon the most favorable terms. spr25
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ho0ts j. SHOES.

CHAMBERLAIN X EDISON have received b, the
u last arrivals. the balance Of their
Spring Supply Of BOOTS + SHOES;
and they now offer for sale their very extensive stock
at very reduced prices.
N b Those purchasing by the quantity are particu'
larly invited to CALL they disposed to sell unu
suai,y low may 10
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400 Eegroes wanted.

T WISH topurchase them from the age OF Is to -
wears. Persons having such to sell, shall have
cash and the highest prices. by applying to the sub
scrber Pratt. street. Baltimore, the intersection
Of the Rail Road with the Washington City Road. Ii
oersl commissions will be paid to those who will aid
in purchasing for the subscriber
apr lift AUSTIN WoOLFOLh.
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Notice

The Steamer COLUMBIA,
~ Captain James Mitchell. will, Tor
&,|2snvvthe ensuing four weeks, leave Bal
btimore on Saturday al O'CLOCK,
g. .he istrics of Colnmbia' and returning, Tu'
'',s 80 o,clock. A N. on "wednesday.
''"' Passage, srelusius Of Meals:
u.I,;ro,. 70 the District, or to the different
E.r. on The ,tumsc or from these places to BAL
nd'ns' VII '"' 81 90
more Ida, ousntico 90
s.udy Point Nd, Boyd's Hole, Ladders
Ferry
ahF Point, Moore's Landing, Blsckstone's'
piney Point, Sandy Point, Va, Corn.
field Point w