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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-06-26
THE TARIFF.

The National Intclligenccr of to DAY was received
by the mail of this morning, having teen issued on
Saturday night in order to lay the details of pro-
ceedings on tho Tariff m the House of Represanta
lives, before the country speedily as possible
Those details are far too voluminous for our limits
and embracing as they do many propositions which
were rejected, and many others which will UNDERGO
farther modification, are hardly worth the room
they would occupy. When the bill is passed-if a
Dill should pass of which serious doubts appear 10
be entertained by some-we will exhibit the new
and old law side by side, that the reader may at
once comprehend the amount and items of chance
The House was closely engaged during eight
hours on Saturday in amending and debating the
Tariff Bill, but it will be observed took no test
vote. few more days must bring the results OF
Its long and tedious deliberaton
The friends of the Tariff at the north ennoo,
dissatisfied with the bill it stood when turned over
to the House by the Committee of the Whole. and
alledge that the Van Burenites in BODY voted with
the ultra AntiTarfftes, in order to purchase favor
Tor their candidate! We enter not into these specu
iatlons, feeling but one wish, that the Tariff shall
be sfttIed-in the way we think right if possible
but at all events, settled. The vast energies and
resources of this great and unexhausted country,
will enable it TO flourish under any system
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MARRIED

On Tuesday the 18th inst Miss JANE D,,u ,rod
10 years, to VALENTINE MILLER, Esq, aged so
years, both of Monroe county, Virginia.
AZ Printor's Retreat, undiann) on "Wednesday he
23d May, by Willim r. Wiley J P. WILLIAM Nor,
RIs' Esq. to Miss ELIzABETH DUvEEs, both of Posv
township The united ages Of this happy pair, is
exactly ONE HUNDRED YEARs-the groom eioLt, 6rs
years. the blooming bride fifteen ycors.-Anong the
numerous cues present were ffty-three of the
grooms children q grand children Just as the cere.
mony was concluded, the bashful groom was seized
with violent attack of the govt, which caused
considerable dismay, but having sufficiently revived
Tie happy pair on the same evening embarked on
board the Bob Handy steamer for Pittsburg, from
whence they will take tour through the States
and return home by tho way of New Orleans
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you dispute the inference, I refer you TO III,
common arithmetic
am aware, that, in answer to these views
""c" assume that tho manufactures imported il
o~e""nge Tor agricultural staples, are really TN,
productions of tho planters. aud that, conse.
fuo"uy, an import duty upon the one il equiva
"' w "n export duty on the other, il in FIRE.
qu.n'y replied that this would be- all worry true
a"o quite Indsputable, If the planters really did
:" point OF Tact. carry their staples abroad, aud
oH.',"aose them Tor manufactures. But il il, said
WIN as much solemn gravity as if il had any
'onS to do with the question: that this is not the
'o"i course OF trade that the planters do OK
Po'' ueir cotton, tobacco, and rice. to- foreign
''arKefs, a0d obtain manufactures for them, bn,
'naI they sell them to the exporting merchants.
""o sen bills on Europe 10 The importing rner-
I""hts' who purchase the manufactures with
'neso bills, and sell tho,n to tho retail merchants
WHO hnally sell thom to the consumers.
Now' TINS Is very fair specimen Of that sort
vi rigmarole by which conlurer puts the spec
,ators on their guard when he is about to shuttle
MS balls and practise deception on their sens.
es. In the name of all that is rational wha, diff
terence does II make, as to the matter in discus
son. whether the planters are tho exporters of
'neir own staples, AMI the importers of the man
fractures received for them, whether these O.
Perations are performed by the agency of other
persons! III the import duties would throw II
hurtheu upon them, ms producers, in the one
ca'e' u must equally do so i'm the other. There
- surely no legerdemain in having their ex-
changes effected by the interpositon of two OF
three separate sets OF agents, by which the plan
ters can couture off the burihen which all admit
Iney w"ald have To bear, if they had effected
tnese exchanges themselves. The complexity
OF the process, like the juggling of the coniurer;
the shifting of the agents. like the shuffIna Of
the balls; may hewilder and deceive the under
standing of the planters, but they cannot posi-
bly, diminish their burthens.
Let tbs process bs analysed, and the mystery
VIII vanish Ii is agreed, then, that if the plan
ters made their own exchanges abroad, The man
a'act"res they obtained for their staples would
ne ueir own productions, and that an import
duty on these would he tax upon then, as pro-
dncers, precisely as if an export or au excise du-
~ had been laid upon their cotton, tobacco, or
rice. To be coatinue3
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NEW YosK Juna 90

r,,r NEW YORK, June %.
lhE MARKET. The Corn Exchange is ra
Their dropping in prices. Some brands Of Western
fleurlwere sold Yesterday at So and one parcel
at so fancy brands at 6las; the receipts by the
North River on Wednesday were about 100 bar
reis. Some of the lowest brands ofSouhtern Flour
have been sold at Sc. The best kinds are still in
demand for the bakers, the best brands of Georce
town and Howard street sold yesterday at S6s
other brands Georgetown 500; $50 bills Blandv
VINE at 500; Northern yellow Corn is offered thi.
morning at o0 cents A sale of 1000 gallons Of
oil this morning at 25 cents per gal.
ne excitement respecting the Cholera is very
much abated Cholera drugs are relaxing from
tef extreme prices, as the auction sales yesterday
prove: both chloride and oil of peppermint would
have brought considerably more on Wednesday mr.
the day before.-Jour Com "
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IMPROVEMENT OF JAMES RIVER.

petition numerously and extensively signed
has been sent from this city to the Senate of the
U. States, (where it presented by Mr. TylerA
which asks for an appropriation to clear the navga
ton of James River below Richmond MANY
think that the constitutional objection TO making
improvements by Congress, does not apply to the
bed OF a River within the Federal jurisdictions:
many again, believe Congress legtimately possess
es the power of improvement; but a yet more nv
merous class contend, that Congress ,ciU exer
cise the power whether rghtfully possessed or not
IN despite of tho remonstrances of Virginia that
1t is folly and self denial in her TO
decline receiving the share TO which she ia
entitled This TO us to be the common
sense of the matter. 1t is certain that Congress-
Will neither relinquish the power, nor by amend
ing tho Constitution, thereby admit that it has
heretofore been exercised in usurpation. Virginia
Is reduced to this self nquiry-is It wiser TO put
in our own demands thus to receive back portion
OF what We pay-or, is it wiser 10 permit those
who have more sense than scruples, TO run away
with our share, and their own also7
Could the improvement be made, and ships of
burden brought up TO the City, it would prove of
the last consequence 10 Richmond, aud remotely
to the entire country which Richmond as
market. 1t hoped and expected, that the ap.
plication would have been incorporated in the Har.
Dor bill, by way of amendment; but it appears
from the following that this was not done. We
wish Mr. Forsyth may suggest as eligible mode
of putting it in the way of success
Mr.. Clay moved to amendthe Harbor bill by insert
ing "For removing distractions and further im-
proving the navigation of James River, below tho
City of Richmond, in the State of Virginia, 10000
dollars"
In offering the amendment, Mr.. Clay adverted
to tho memorial presented this subject few
days since, signed by the most respectable, the
elite of the city of Richmond. survey had been
made by Mr.. Crozet.
At the suggestion Of Mr.. Forsyth, that the me-
mortal was still before the Committee on Com
merce, for examination and that the appropriation
cd,
Mr. Clay withdrew his amendment.
From the ". Y. Courier d Enquirer Of June %.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-06-26

Last Of Produce brought do,Un the Canal.
JUNE 23.-l5l hhds. tobacco, % boxes manufac.
tured tobacco, As bbIs. flour, 90 tons sand, do.
stone, HOO key poles, 25 cords wood 30 boats,
a coal boats 1855 bus. coal.
JUNE 24.-125 hbds. tobacco, 233 kegs mapufac.
tured do, i79 bbs. -four, ion bar iron, do. pjr
metal 1920 do. cuttings, $500 lbs. cordarc, &c.
500 kog poles, 81 boats, coal boats, 1891 bus of
conl. - "
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xstU1esssoea0 Ggggsem
Monday Ece,,s,sg. .g,ss.e go.
ANOTHER CASE FOR THE vETo

on Saturday, the Senate passed the Harbor Bill
ito Ia! showing according to tho absurd mode of
applying old names to new things, u majority of
federalists in that body, of two to one! Benton,
Dallas, Dickerson, Dudley. Hendricks Kane,
Robinson, Smith, Upton and Wilkins--all Jack
sonian Republicans voted for il,
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u NOTICE.-The subscribers to the J,vncL
burg and New River Rail Road COMPANY. unor
surrendering the Commissioners Receipt at tEc
Farmers Bank of Virginia, will no refunded tic
amount paid by them, being two dollars per share
subject to a deduction of 455 cents on each sbaro
for expenditures incurred at Lynchburg and 90
place, particulars OF which will be exhibited ia tbo
subscribers on application at the Bank.
lc 25-.2t
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-06-26

~ FOURTH OF JULY CELEBRATTON.
In accordance with the generally expressed wish
OF the People, 10 celebrate the approaching An.
nivorsy of Independence in manner BECOMING
the occasion and the Metropolis of Virginia. a
meeting of tho Citizens is requested at the Capi.
toll at o'clock on Monday evening.
MANY CITIZENS
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LATEST FROM OUEBEC

A gentleman who left Quebec on Che afternoon
- tr'cay last June l5th) informs us that ON
thursday the number Of deaths was abont one
hundred, and on Friday, from Appearances when
ne ne ieu' lhe number would be still larger The
Cholera ragged almost wholly anon gst the entrants
and low people, and chiefly among the former
Very few persons in comfortable circumstances had
suffcrcd-.Jour. tom ~
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DIED.

In Lynchburg, on the 10Th inst. af or a va y
s snort illness, Mr.. GEORGE WILLIAMS, recently of
that place, and long a citizen of Richmond.
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1r NOTICE.-'T6o rsqI1laT 5i o5,i,i,. -
OF the Richmond Young Mems Soc;e,,, fas
Moral and intellectual Iroprovenlent.o viii ,,Ge
place at the School Room Of the 2nd H.,
Church, this evening, at O'Clock Pnn,,,,ai -
tendance is earnestly requested t. o. a.
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PORT OF RLCHNOND.

$50 ssa,GGgg Ia 9Qnag5n
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ARRIVED.

ARRIVED,
Schr MERIDIAN, Tyler, fiom New Ark, with bal.
last. ~
schr Morning Star, Boston, plaster
Schr Joseph Bonner, Blackman, New York bal
last.
schr Chesterfield, Townsend, New York, sun.
dries. ~
: Steamboat Potomac, HubbalI, Washington,
Sch Argo, Mott, New York, ballast.
Schr Sun, Skull, New York ballast.
scbr Horizon, Ingcrsoll, Providence, iR L. bal.
Schr Independence, Creighton, Baltimore, sun
dries to Kalston 81 Peasants, Horrison, and Jas
Winston,
Schr John & William, Cooper, Norfolk, sun
dries.
Schr Hiram, Willis, Philadelphia. sundrics to
kalston " Peasants, p Cotton, II Nash, Sanxay
~ street, Lancaster, DENLY & 60, a Duvall, Al.
lem Jr' q Cosby s. CO, p Il White, g. 10 or
der.
SAILED,
Schr Virginia Rebocca, Price, George Town,
Schr New York, Bowen, New York coal
SIooP Charlotte & Sarah, Buck, Philadelphia,
schr Telegraph, Smith. Kaw York coal.
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From the ". Y. Courier d Erqvirer Of June %.
TIE CHOLERA.
LATEST NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. rtIFcITAHr.
Our news this Morning is poYe slslria~ than a.
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Hats and Stocks.
e "a Cases black and tra6 Hats,
Il w box 8ens patent Slnmc. Stocks
Landing, for sole by
jc 25 LANCASTER, Denny &. Co.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-06-26

Chloride OF Lime.
HENGLiSH snd American, for culo, to 10 do
AI livercd, ny
je rs LANCASTER, Denny 6: Co.
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YssGkSG.z1's GsG5NECE5.
3 BNo. 90:
l2 CO 10 81 30 81 10 A IL.
Drawing Of the Maryland sac Lottery. No. z:
~ 81 70 q / IL 9 50
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g4NIDDLER AND YAXLOHS BEEK.-2
"a bbls. of tho above Dcer, landing nom sch
Tantvy, for sale By
ie 25 DAVENPORT, ALLEN & co.
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H<TLOORiNG PLANK.-!7 eco fcc, Of the q.
Ii Gove Tor sale JAS. WINSTON.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-05-16
Spring Goods .

Spring Goods.
C1uARI.ES BENNETT has received and oilers for
J sale. a general assortment Of
GOODS adapted no THE SEASON.
The following part:
superfne cloths and kerseymeres OF 'st quality
Nerno and vigona kerseymeres
Book, cambria, jiconet and null muslins
ga and "a dimities
Calcos and ginghams of first quality
general assortnent ofeotton and silk hosiery
~ and Indis nankeens
yery best Mstoni black italian lustr'ng
Bandanns and flag handkerchief
Loadon drillings
p;nk s,s best cotton and Rouen kerseymeres, Tor
summer wear
Checks and stripes; colored cam5rics
Hemming's LIST quality needles. imported Direct
and warranted genuine
Gen,lcmen's English doeskin gloves :
Cisrk's Chapp's best sewing cotton IN spoo's
and balls
4,4A, and ID pins .pa,.
vine Factory
r,oIscap aud common post paper
"a 81 irish, Scotch and Russia sheehnss
A variety of diapers; Irish linens and lawns
German cklenburgs and buriaps
Cotton burlaps. very stout
shoe thread, seine Irvine. &C. &c. apr e
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-05-16
TAILORING BUSINESS
panorama Of Mexico.

90. EUkfOrdlXkb VI sNCAtOO'.
,UVEIs splendid Representation Of one OF the most
beautiful, as we'll as unique Cities of the world
after an exhibition of unparalleled success in London
and in some of the principal cities in this country,
IS MOTT OPEN
r the ;,snsc,oo of the citizens of Alexandria, and
The public generally, in building erected for its
reception, in Washington City, and situated on Mar
ket space south side Pennsylvania Avenue, between
81 and 9th streets. -,
1t is the original picture. painted by order OF the
Mexican Government, and challenges competition
with any thing Of the kind ever produced in the Ca
pitol Of Europe
open each day, Sundays excepted, from o'clock,
A. H. till sunset.
Abundance IS cents Season tickets hot transfer
,bIe, one dollar each 10 be obtained of Mr.. II. o.
Bullock Agent for the Proprietors, at the place OF
exhibition
Pamphlets Historical and descrptve] l23 cts
anr 4-cotf
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-05-16

sugar, CNfee, " ines, &C.
l9s HHDs. old and new crop New
1OJ Orleans
IS hhds prime st Croix ,,
do common Porto Rico fSpG.fh
~ bbis Trinidad
boxes ] Philadelphia steam re-
20 bbls fined
81 terces New Orleans molssses
100 bags old and new crop Rio coffee
S do Java DO
,s ; ssss chest. Young Hy'on Tea
chest superior Gunpowdcr do ,,,,,
10 pipe. Fine Old l.. 2. Madeira " INt, Of
10 half pipes Sdrect importation from the houses
l2or casks J of Newton. Gordon, MurIock and
Scott, Payne u Co. and T j. F1guera
J na' .i PIPE Superior Burgundy Madeira
half pipe do sercial do
2qr casks u'
2qr casks do Malmsev do
pipes cognac brandy
so boxes Bakers anu iapham'a No. chocolate
% reams printing paper
200 reams blue, yellow and white letter paper
80 do foolscap 90
For sale by s. MESSERSAilH'
apr 10
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-05-16

Washington street p feet. and running back to an a..
ley II feet vide.
1sth.-0ne other TENEMENT and LOT o.
GROUND on the north side Of Duke street and on the
east side of Fayette street, in front the former l2
feet inches; on the latter l76 feet inches, contain
ing onefourth ola squsre or half an acre On this 10
good rwo.story Brick Dwelling House;
find, in continuation. on THURSDAY, Me
l0M Of MAY, the following mentioned Pro
peYty, Uiz:
l4th.-0ne other LOT, or SQUARE OF
GROUND, partly IN the Town Of Alexandra, and part
bounded on the north by franklin street. the south
by Jefferson street, on the east by Columbus street
and on the west by fred street, with al the buildings
and improvements thereon
18th. -TWENTY-THREE ACRES OF
LAND now in the occupancy of William Yea.es, LYING:
street, partly in the County Of Fairfax and partly in the
l6th.-FORTY-Two ACRES, adjoining
that last mentioned, now in the occupation Of -.
and lately in the occupation ofthe said VIM Yestes.
18th THREE ACRES, lately occupied BY
18th.-ONE SQUARE Of GROUND, bound
Columbus street. the tn by Franklin street. snt
on the south by Jefferson street
l9th.-TEN ACRES OF LAND, south u
the last mentioned lot, and Immediately west Of th
Ca'nONC
sOth-And the following mentioned GROUND
RENTS or ANNUITIES, viz:
On Water Lot adjoining and to the north Of Deans
Wharf, per annum fifty dollars.
On one quarter Of square, corner Of Primes anil
Fayette streets, and one quarter OF square, corner
Of Duke and Patrick streets: both Lots, per an.
mum, forty dollars.
On Lot on Columbus street. per snnum, fifteen
dollars and twenty cents.
On another Lot on Columbus street, per snnum, &c.
teen dollsrs.
On Lot on Fairfax street, per annum, twenty dol.
lars.
On two Lots Fairfax street, each 80 feet fiunt,
thirty dollars and forty cents.
On Lot on Fairfax, near Franklin. street, 70 fees
front, sixteen dollars and sixty seven cents.
On Lot Fairfax street. 80 feet u inches fronts
fifteen dollars and twenty cents. "a
On Lot OH Columbus street, IS feet front, twenty
two dollsis and fifty cents
On Lot corner of Prince and Rayette streets, TWEEN
ty dollsrs,
1rThe sale on wednesday, the oh d Nay. will
commence 10 O'Clock in the morning. in front Of tho
Sugar House on the first described Lot on Washington
street And Thursday. the 10th Of Nay. will com
mence at 10 O'Clock in the morning, on o. near tho
premises first described be sold that day, 1t the,
corner Of Franklin and Columbus streets.
Terms made known at the time and places Of sale.
R. TAYLOR,
PaINEAs JANNEY,
THOs. SMITH,
apr g. cots Trustees
EThe sale of the above described propertv
is postponed till Monday and Tuesday. the llth and
10Th days Of Ju"e next ensuing, to take place at the
hours and places above me ntioned.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-05-16
Porter and il Ne.

vIyE subscriber respectfully informs the public that
he intends keeping. through the season, at his Gel
lars on Cameron street. opposite the Market, con.
slant supply Of the best bottled
PORTER and HE,
in large and snail bottles
Private families and taverns supplied at the sfortes
notice.
orders from the country will be particularly attend
ed to. so as to ensure safe carriage.
,nor 216m JOHN w. SMITH.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-05-16
SALES AT AUCTION.
BY GEORGE WHITE.
Vrustee's Sale.

ny virtue of q Deed IF Trust from the late Capt
ID George Coleman and wife, land at Mrs CO re
ques] shall proceed to SELL Oh Saturday. the lynn
instant, at public auction. the two
FRAME TENEMENTS
EFr situate on Price street, nearly opposite to the
SIS y Bank of Potomac; fronting So feet inches ON
49, Prince street, and running back, southwardls.
80 feet One of the tenements is occupied by Mr. Geo.
Dale, the other by Mr. Rudd. A reasonable credit
will be given but the will be particularly expires.
sed ut the time and place Of saeront OF the prems'
es-between IL and O'clock Of the day.
NAV a-dts ]. l.. McKENNA. Trustee
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-05-16
Trustees Sale.
Trustees Sale

Trustees Sale.
AN Saturday, the 10Th day of June next, the sub.
~ scriber will offer at public sale.
A TWO-STORY FRAME .sE3e-
yF4M TENEMENT, 4 LOT of GROUND. &
asfN on the west side Of Union street. 6f.
AsEA " five feet six inches to the south OF .l1R
Queen street; in front on Union street nifty hive feet
SIX inches; in depth one hundred feet.
The above sale will be made in front OF the premises
above described, at 4 O'Clock, P NJ under deed of
trust to the subscriber, dated 18th February, 1926,
recorded in the Office Of the Circuit Court OF Alexan'
dTia Terms Cash. X. j. IAfLon,
msy IU-dts trustee.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-05-16
ice

VHJE have rented the Ice House belonging to LOUIS
w Beeler, and are ptepated to furnsn ns 'o ~ 3
delivered every day At our Drug Store on King street
.p9Ia w. lAkPHkR z se::
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Notice

CERTIFICATES for forty share. stock in hechan.
ics' Bank have been lost or misiald, from No. Sof
-, The Roard of Directors for Of the same, by
asif J. & J. DOUGLAS.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-05-16
PLASTER Paris.
For Halifax.
Notice

The Steamer COLUMBIA,
~ Captain James Mitchell, Will I'M
An~p,ilf further notice leave Baltimore
Severy "Wednesday at O'Clock, T.:
s,r,h. pis,ric, of Columbia, and returning, will
law. Georgetown every Sunday at S, Washington
n6 and lexantiria at o'clock, ~ tor bs0imore.
Passage, erelusirs Of Meals:
rrom r. fillmore 10 the District, or to the Inherent
.uIa,s ON the Potomac, or from these places 70 oa
nmors 40
sandy Point, Nd, Boyd's Hole, Ladders
Ferry ~
Bluff Point, Moore's Landing, Biackstone's.
Pi:,ey Point, Sandy Point. Va, Corn.
ans If
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-05-16
New Lime for NichmOnA.


The proprietors Of the Steam
A Boat FREDERICKSBURG,
A-pa~> have concluded to place her
on the route between the
61.-c, Of colum,i, Norfolk and Richmond By this
great etes will be afforded x to tfa's,
-r, On tbs line. by having Hoas '~'ee "ee~' ''
S,sd Of 0aos, rs heretofore. ~,
The Fredericksburg will commence running on y
Tuesday next, the Sd April. leaving Wash,ngtoh at,
O'Clock, P " and Alexandria at O'CLOCK lot V,a
pOms Nutok and Richmond, returning. leave i9cI.
uond on saturday morning at o'clock. and Nofoi1 on
sunday morning at 9 O'Clock, and arrive ae a",;
liza nd Washington on Monday morning, ana con.,'
me during the season iii sufficiently encouraged 20
ln on the same days and hours at the same rates Iot
nsNage and freight as charged by the steam n'''
PG,umsc
the fredericksburg viii be commanded by captain .
!aseph Nevett, is swift and good Boat, WIN mrs.
ae low pressure Engine and her sccommo ia',ons ior
Dsensers and freight such as it is hoped VIII give
N,scnon.
Foe fresh, passage apply TO the Captain on c'ar'
ito BENONl Wubh''
m,rso-f Agent.
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$50 Reward.

WAS stolen from on board the Steamboat Potomac
w while living at the wharf at Washington, on the
a ;n., one small mahogany Writing Desk containing
one package Of money. directed to Charles Page Esq
Cashier Of bank Of Potomac OF Alexandria and about
U".. Of hand. one drawn by Mr.. Spotswood in favor
Of simon Vial for 100 dollars, having credit on the
~.n% Co. . mart of the sum, the other drawn BY Mr.
pn,.r in f.yor Of Samuel Person for so dollars The
desk contained. also, many valuable papers OF NINE,
us.. ~ mali book, bound in boards, used rs an
.". "a LITER book: also, the steamboats, Regis.
,sr will give the above reward for the detection o.
,Ss d..r and Il, contents. when delivered to Charles
psss E.a' cashier of the Bank Of Potomac, or the
- ~: q ~ Il. noat VIZ, HUBBALL.
nay ST