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New YoRK. April %


y. ,. SHIP BRANDYwINE- Yesterday morning this
ship got under weigh, under single reeed opsas 5 and
spanker. She Immediately boarded her fore and main
acks and short time alter her top gallant sails
her reeied opssis On OF her not being full,
Manned the evoutons performed as well as tby
might have been and either the sails did not set we'll o
else such their appearance account of the reef in
the iopsas Tcpgallant sails got on her in a short
time, and she stood down the bay ia beautiful STYLE
We have mentioned her state, and have spoken b;,bl,
in commentator OF it, She in excellent condition and
we understand rom-the officers, that no yesse has
lett this por, better equipped She is the first rga,e 1--WE
believe with the exception of the Fa,nouti-and the F
was only refued,) ever fitted under Com Rdyelev
Every comfort that could be given To either men or off
GERS was afforded, and all the minuti for bringing shin
oil war into the state of discipline that distinguishes Ane
rican men OF war, were attended TO.
We were unfortunate in not having known this when
we first mentioned the Brandywinc; but we are bappy
now to have in power state that Com Rdgeiey
and the officers under his command, have done every
thing IN their send the ship from our port as
tect as possible We only regret she not fully man
ned The officers of the Yard. say have sent on
ship better equipped and coming in better order from
their hands thanhas sailed from this port in MANY wears
We trust her cruise my be pleasant one.
The Branywne will proceed TO Norfolk thence TO the
Brazil station, where she will leave Commodore ReDsbnv
thence she goes the Pacific when Com. Wadsworh will
hoist his broad pennant, and Captain Deacon who now
commands her, will either return take command of some
one oil the vessels on that station.-Standdrd.
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S~Ol1U4
Above forty-ve thousand dollars one sixth part of
the whole amount of expences for charges such as do not
yet occur our Rail Roads in the IT, States
The expences OF the Locomotive power-ncludinc
uel, repairs and wages OF engineers and atendantsare
stated 10 be, for the six months E3 965 S. Id or about
sixty seven thousand dollars
We have rated The pound sterling in the above state
nent at $50 cens-as fixed by Act OF Congress in est.
"a"g the cost of merchandise imported from Great BIZ
tam IL Is convenient ruie anu 81 ...,,l
value in practice than what's called par of exchange
The English penny is, in this avs rated as equal io
TWO cens-and It is well known, that quarter dollar
passes currently in Liverpool for shinp-anJ The half
dollar for two shillings. baltimore Gazette
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SLAVE CAsE-DEsPERATE AssAULr-Mr John +
Wes'ervelt deputy sheriff. accompanied by his assistant
went yesterday morning to arrest of color named
Louis Martin, who is supposed he the slave OF John
Enders of Richmond, Virginia They succeeded in ar
resting him in store at the foot Of Water street. but had
not long had him in custody, before he stabbed Mr.
Westeyelt in the left breast and inflicted wound of The
most dangerous character Martin then wounded another
man who was present, and then off He was however
pprsued by some of the bysandcs, and again taken into
custody Mr. Wesiervelt remains in very precarious
siiualion.-.N y. JOnrnnL
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APPOINTMENT BY THE PRESIDENT
By and ,oith The adoice and consent of the Senate
James IL Relic, to be Commissioner the bnal adj
usmen OF Prva'e Land Claims in Missouri In the place
OF A. O.. Harrison. resigned
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An persons interested ia The above estate, wi take
notice, that have appointed Saturday, The 7thay of
june next, at G a. Hodger's Tavern, Ola Cbmt low.
er end Of Hanover county, when and where, sbrnter
on the settiemens the account Of administration pion-
ed in the above order. p. STREET, ConmissAr.
May g. IL
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NOIiCE-Wb Whereas, !, Lltleberry CLARK, Of The conn
y o. Prince Edward, Va, having bought Of Thomas
oco o sild county, our negroes, aud given ny bond
ness and now hniDg the right said property NOT 10 he
suicenty satisfactory do hereby ofewsrn and prohibit
Sny ps'on persons hon trading for soid bouJ bearing
sied. IITTf EREppty - ,p I, ~
April ,5lh,ps5f n4e1~a~
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a N CHANCERY--YI NIA.--ID Cumberland Coofi.
n iyDnurt, oath dsy OF March, 1884,:
JobpFuqua and Joseph Il. Furguson, Pitts.

DSbie Fuqua, Albert d. Fuqus, jos NJ Fuqua Ben.
ilmn l.. Fuqua John Fuqns, Marcus REEVE and Martha
his wife, Sally Fuqna, Mary Fuqua. Jane Foqus Jos Flu
qua Mary g. Bsker, Haftwel Tucker and Eliza his wife
jane Spencer, Judith Spencer, Louisa Spencer Thomas
Ioqua, Joseph Fmqua, Watkins Fuqus Lscky Fuqus
Mary Fuqus Elizabeth Fuguson and Nancy Foqus, wi.
dow aud relict Of Nat Fuqus, dec Delts
The defendants, Thomas Fuqua, Joscph/ Finn 80
kins Fuqua, Lecky FUqua, Mary Fuqg& Joseob M FL.
ga and Sally Foqoa, not having e8ered their aenesr
snee and gwen security accordnglo the act Of Assembly
ana he rules Of THIS Court an5it appearing by ssslacfof
evidence mat they not inhabitants oil ibis conntev Il
y ordered that the SAID defendants do appear here on he
hrt Gay Of June Court next and answer the hill N The
Panubsj and That copy Of this order be forthwith in
serted IN some newspaper published in the Civ Of Rich
noo of two months successfully, and posted At e front
door Of The Court House Of this county 49,
a Copy-Iesle. d. y. WOODSON, d. G..
"'y We 117-wsys
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THNo THE PUBLIC.-some Information is wanting in
m regard 10 the heirs and legal representatives. OF Jo-
sEPB HoLT, Decd who Lieutenant in Capt. John
Brcns company from the county Of Charlotte, and was
attached to the All Virginia Regiment, Continental es-
Enlistment, during the Revolutionary War. IL Is well
known hat the said Joseph Holt married into The Garden
ismily OF Charlotte, and has been dead Tor number Of
years He had by his wife, two children, 10 wiz Martha
Holt and Joseph Holt. Martha died whilstvery young
Joseph Holt (he SOM moved first the State Of Tennes-
see and afterwards 10 the State Of Georgia. IL IL believ-
ed, he died shortly after settling 10 tie State Of Georgia
and without heirs. II the said Joseph Holt IL still living
shall be glad r. hear ou him In case Of lie death
and no children the neat If him and become the
heirs AZ law, and entitled 10 receive Whatever NJ iqd or
money may be comog 10 The represenIsveoi he above
mentioned Lieutenant Joseph Holt account Of military
services rendered in tie war Of the Revolution
The object Of this notice l., therefore, to apprise al
who may deem themselves Interested in this matter Of our
intentions; 10 invite them make themselves known IN
Us. anil tie grounds upon which they consider themselves
entitled THOS. J. GARDEN,
JAMES GARDEN.
VIlicelUrr. Charlotte 90
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POLITICAL.

BANK OF THE UNITED STATES
we have obtained the following authentic memorandum
exh6'ing The progress Of the Bank the removal of
the Deposes Al the present moment possesses pecu-
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NOTlCE.-Was committed 10 the Jail Of Sponsylvania
county, on the lsi January, 1881, runaway. a
Negro Man, between 30 and 40 years Of age Of a dark
bfownish complexion, FIVE feet inches high and slcn
derry built, has film Flemish the right eye and
severe marks Of The lash his back; calls himself James
trader, Of Louisiona. and purcb1sed Of James
Wright Of the Borough Of Norfolk by the said Coffin from
whom he escaped some time In the month Of July last,
his way 10 the South. Had on when committed a coat
panaioon and vest OF woosn and cotton CLOTH very much
worn The owner is requested 10 forward, prove
property pay charges and take him away Otherwise he
will be dealt with according 10 law. THOS HICKS,
March II. [i02-wi21 JoilOv Of Spoffsy loonio Co.
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6A DOLLARS REwARD-Rsn ava, lron The
~ subscriber, on tile 9th DAY Of April lat Rely
Negro man named ANTHONY: twenty.six years old.
about five feet five inches high, quite blick inc
set Of teeth, wide mouth, aud pleasant cotnensnce
speaks slowly, In rather voice He q9e ins
gent, aud having gone of without any assgnahs eaon
had probably premediidied plan. lie Whit 10 the
sulphur Springs IN The summer Of 1881 wills apass and
letter to Mr. Caldwel aud may perhaps have ssen that
route. herwise, he may have taken boat esher mn
or down James River III had several
and therefore 1t woui be difficult 10 describe n .oD
ing he wore away-The above reward, Of twenty Ssrsr
will be paid for him delivery 10 me- or nv - ersetr
from whom he eloped, with reasonable slly5 n for ne
expense Of bringing hin home near CsrersviteH James
River RANDOLPH HARfyjON.
May 6. 1fe-wg
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I'm Hanover County Court, April 2srd rs Il On NO.
n lion Of Benjamin Hszegfove, Administers ~ Jsises
Bszelgrove, decd ordered, that Pslke Stree ottffbe
Master Commissioners Of Ibis Court audit, size ~ set
tie the said Benjamin Hazegroves account Of hsnfnis.
traion OF The estate Of the said deceased and ihafe -
port thcreoffo the Court. A Copy Teste.
PHILIP B WINSTON enc
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Making a total Of
S56 a1I 30 11
JUDGE m'LEAN's SENTIMENTS.

This gentleman being before The public as candidate
Tor The Presidency his sentiments the subject of Ma
uon'i Bank WIZ be regarded with interest We
therefore publish the subioined correspondence ~ v
Journal Of Commerce.
Hon. Z, Webster.
Dear Sir yesterday heard letter read said 70 have
been written by you, 10 gentleman in this civ in
which you state that Judge Mclean had told you that he
was 10 iaVor OF me removal OF the DeposIes and decided
ly against the Bank Of The United States If such is the
act The public ought TO be advised OF his opinions; and
as avn sufficiently well acquainted with his character 10
Know ha he does not wish to conceal any OF his opinions
he PRONUNCIATION of his opinions coad be considered
Pn6tc pToPdfy II is due 10 you, it any erroneous inn
preston created, an opportunity for explanation should
be given II correct the country should be advised Of
Judge MLeans policy. Respectfully,
JOHN II WOOD
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Hon. r.. Hebst
wAsHrscroN CRY. April, 1891
John III TVooa


Dear Sir: Your ,yor of he Sqih March has i,s, 49,.
received; and fake pleasure IN promptly responing % r.
" bile III company with Judge MLean; think earle
IN January he expressed the opinions which have since
communicated, 10 OF my letters 10 nv friends 10
commenced by giving his views in considerable detail of
Bunk 10 be located within the District of CouI,bi,
with he privilege Of seniag branches into The ses on
" THE pleasure OF tie States ard on such coudon.
the States might respectively impose, and which he he
heyed oud obUidfe The constitutional objections ao1of
me present Z. States Bank. OF which, presume Won
have aso heard him speak project Of il publish
ed 10 tie Senine about the line he was in Columbvs
where, believe, you spent the winter or part OF H.
lie hen remarked, that I've opposed 10 The pfesent
DOM o. ihe united Sates--hh he always had been. He
stated that he vas in Congress when The present Bank
chartered aud voted against it in every shape in which il
was Pesenied and that IL lie were now in Congress lie
wond vote against lie charter.
Tie stated that he was very clearly Of the opinion bsf
The President had the power the Secretary Of
The treasury Tor the purpose which he did And he pro-
ceeded TO slate the opposite eide Of the question Suppose
The Secretary had been Of The opinion hs The dcpo.te
ought 10 have been removed, and bad determined 10
coed 10 remove hem through the exercise Of The discre
onary power given in the charters hut that The President
had been Of The opinion that they ought not 10 be rsmov
ed, thep, said he, The President would have had the same
power 70 remove the Secretary II had been
to prevent he removal Of The jeposes The power 10 re-
move he ~ both cases. Officers were eonaL
~ accountable 10 their supcrors rle papsble
eise or abuse, Of discretionary powers, OF positive
powers.
As 10 the policy Of The removal he stated very distinct
", that he dd express any opinion on W he remarked
that 10 measure Of this administration, and that he
gave opinion IT, Bot he gave II very clearly AZ b
oenion. Chat - presenl Barr -d not be re cbsrsr
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H n HANCERY-- YIRGIHIA.-No tloway v ifctit ~
IA perior Court, April term, 1884:
Robert ChappeIl by his next friend Samue Jefferson
Reuben Rogers and Martha his wife, Jacob ~ hse and
Mary his wife, and George l.. Rogers and III. sRogers
an infant, BY her next friend, Reuben Rogers, Puts
against
John ID. Royal, late sheriff of Nouoway cuniy and
administrator with the will annex ell OF John Cbdppel
dec, Milly Chappell and Spencer Griffin, Deits
This day This cause to be further hard on the
papers formerly read, and the report OF Commissioners
made in pursuance OF the previous order OF his( and
the argument coUnseI consideration vi ereof the
Court doth further adudge. order aud decree hat one of
the Commissioners OF this Court do take account of the
value OF the personal estate bequeaihed by job c. Chap.
pell TO his vile My, and also the value OF tie personal
estate bequeahed by him in TO his moiltr Martha
Rogers aud likewise the OF the debts die from the
tesator, John Cbappell, the payment OF which was
charge on Tie requests Aforesaid and the raiale pfopor-
ton OF such charge; and also the value Of The pperly be-
queathed as aforesaid to the said Miy which hs sold bv
the said John ID. Royal, administrators; and nj, value OF
The property sold by the said administrator, With was be.
qnealhed 10 the said Martha Rogers, and OF hcsmoun for
which the negroes bequeahed her have hri and also
like account OF the hires OF the negroes besueatied 10
Miy r. Chappell, and make report to Couh together
With any special matter by him deemed p.rinebt, or
which the parties may require.
Extract from the order OF Court A Copy--resle
X. X. RANDOLPH, DC
The parties concerned in the foregoing order Of Court,
are hereby notified, that have appointed Tuesday the
9th day OF May next, 10 O'Clock A. Nj ssis line 10
commence the execution OF the aforesaid orde Of Court
when they will attend before me- at my bee, II Ibis
place, with all necessary accounts &c. prepaed for SET
uement CHAS. WORTHAM Comm ssio,,sr
Notioway Court House, Va, April %. IIt-w1kE
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While the Notes in circulation amount TO I6 COZ I47 90
There are other and more important considerations pre-
sented by this std,gment- r.
LIST. The Bank OF the United States has
now outstanding debts from individuals,
accounting 10 $50, 1856 4s5 10
anu rom Dahks amounting 10 1904 1877 90
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"LAFAYETTE"

The Tribune has the following; he Union de Juliet
held general mecdog yesterday under the Presidency
OF General Lafayette, when they entered protest against
the Assoc ons Bill and pledged themselves not 10 sob
nit to ~ WITHOUT making public things which concern
The society alone say that more than one deputy was
rresent at The meeting. ana tat NJ. Laffe wss DOT me
49, - ERPooL, A51fnPnendias se.is,snce'
80 - ne irsi act Of A ma -
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MARKETS.

AMERICAN STOCKS. London, March 27-N York
Elves, lS45. div lrom April LOG 2. Pennsylvania Elves
1893, lO2 2; 1856, 1885, 75S 1903 q 1860 1903 2 a.
Ohio, 90 IL l.2; alabama F"es 95 Mississippi 6s 1861
sc new, 100 div. off IS. Bank Shares e22 los. div
from lst January.
MISUNDERSTANDING gold in bars, 60 17s o.; new dol.
lars 10 10 4.
Liverpool CorToN MARKEr. March 20-The i'm.
port OF the week is 20S22 bags namely 16 $50 from tile
United states, 2lsl rom Brazil 81 Egyptian Trieste
and 222l bales OF Surat from Bombay. The sales of tie
week are 1880 bags OF which 5000 supposed 10 he
taken on speculation Notwithstanding regular demand
prices are Win ihcuy supported, tie regular import Of
Cotton at low prices causing gradually increasing dspo
sit0n in the holders sell.
April 3J.-Ihe sales since Friday have not exceeded
gOOO bags In prices there decline Of III per TO- The
arrivals are 10 vessels from the United States 5 rom
BrlziI, and from Bombay.
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HIP USs0RAH ARABfAN.--Ttfs, >~celebrated horse
- tnow the property Of Mr.. Het) ans ,getIer sad
die hores-and would be OF race horses IL Alliance
given-wi stand at Mr. John He,hs plantation Leger,
Pits fifteen from Richmond and eleven from Che
Court house, at $50 the season, and $25 insurance.
Mares shall be well attended to- tut no rsspepibiy for
accidents. RICHAkDxC. WILKiNSON
St. Leger Chesterhe,. county Mi 20. lid-6t
SsNLEOF $4,000 SIX PER SEtsT. sTATA STOCK.
~ Sealed Proposals. ed 10 the President and Drec
tors Of the Board OF Public Works. will be received until
the fourteenth OF May next. for Loan TO the Common
wealth Of Twenty Thousand Dollsrs under authority OF
act OF Assembly. passed the sixth OF February 1884, en-
ted IN act TO amend the act entitled act 10 autho
rise subscription on behafo} the Commonwealth 10
Sfock Of The Winchester and Potomac Rail Road on,
pdny and for other purposes, and of auotheEf passed
eighth OF March, 1884, entitled, g. An act fdinend fbc
charter Of the Winchester aud Potomac Jfa0od Conn
Pany aryef '55r1Ss; lhSss pS9ylo. ~
ne cfhcates be issued Tor , ssJ Loan, will pur-
port that Commouw ath oil Virginia to the lend
er, his trs executors, administrators assigns the
amount oueh certificates with interest thereon at sir
per cent? per annu interest be paid the Trea-
mry oil y Common eallh SEMI annually, and tina, the
SAID Loan ejeemahle for a. eny years, but shall af
redeemed at the psa'ure Of the General As
,sS,blN.
Byoder Of the Ppsident and Directors Of The Board Of
pnhitc Wotks. j. BROWN, JR
Aprili6 tlll-s1 Second auditor.
NNTO ,TIE-IjJ the Trustees of Randolph Macon
ia CoLege 4 called meeting OF the Trustees OF Ran.
Solph Mason Cege will held to commence Thurs
,lav the lth June next FIJI board is very desira-
h,s "a thire mdl be Stewart elect. and other very
transact, BY the advice Of many Of
April q Little
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-05-09

CNoliCE.-Ail persons cautioned and fore warned
against trading tor receiving any Bond or Bor.5s
executed by the subscriber James w Jennings or
James f. Jennings OF the county OF FIuvanna-ssi the
sad bonds were obtained without any valuable corbiIe
RATION and in justice TO myself and family do moi end
10 pay them. HUGH PETIT A.
Euranna, April I.-----a.---~. lI4-Am
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Scarce lives an hour, hou he same;
With face down bent, is the holding grass,
by every whiting wind, he plain it pas
My Lord, adleu JOHN {. CODE.
Petersburg, March llth IO3-wt&bMav
1T has been staied r. that PIecipitato sd on b
America. lie died my 9TH Of March sos or 6
Fell from dead
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g. MONS EARLY, president of The Board.
~ April 2f 1Il-4t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-05-22
NOTICE.

a II Persons having eisins a-aia't tie
n. estate % James iismiu. Zee 81 1,,ss--
s"n county, state - Nrginn, VII iske ho-
tice, that he Executor q said estate viii
BE- IN Shs Phsrisiosn. On ssHi ceutty. frum
The Inth until the 2ith MAJ ~ sshich fiuls
ell claimants will attend having heir claims
legally prepared for setti~usent. I'D likes .st
~ ihsesic1 90 said estate. By b1f,d. note. -
book arcount. ~iii eouse f,rs ard a .aii tisas
prepared ioS seftismert g t,s saaas ship
peasburs. Cumberland cognty. Fs- Apsh ifi
l153. Go. litNIi.I-.
wa iIaNliI.
ArlIo. is3L Err.
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TRANSPORTATION

BIZ IHE ~. M nom BETUEE.N- RiL-
TLHORE ard the POINT Of ROCKS
A DAILY Train OF Railway Wagons pro-
"A eeeds ina both directions between Daliiiuore
aud ti,e Point Of Rocks
WESTWARDI.Y
Stnrtiag frum Baitimoru 1T IL noon, aud arriv-
ing Al the Point oi Ro,ks at OF the foilo~ lag
day.
EASTwARDLY.
Starts from the Point OF Rocks u five in the
evening, and reaches the Depot in Baltimore At
the same hour OF the following evening.
The Rail Road Company have established atn-
pie eoayenienees aud machinery for the safe and
expeditions transhiptnent Of produce and eommo-
ditics betuecn the Canal Dosts and the Railway
Cara The Company arc also prvpsred TO re-
eeivc produce from the Boats, give receipts FOR
the same to the ouners or Co their order, and de-
liver the same on the Rail Road ia baltimore To
the eonsgnecs, for the charge Of % eeuts per bar
rel for Flour, and other commodities in the same
proportion.
They will also deliver Goods consigned to the
Point Of Rocks from baltimore 1T Io5 eents per
iupibs aud, until further notice, Plaster OF Pa
ris At 81 per ton. aud Sailed Fish and Salt at
cents per 100 lbs.
May 3, 1854.
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To fhs PUS!ir.

answer 10 tao-e eensorsous Tcr,o-s ~
u endesvorcd To create the Inlpsrssis:, H.. /.
hsi net jsa kyossks for sGspeetf.- a.,
knight Of p-rioininS my watch. .l>e ,so,,,,
have prosecuted him Tor the offence a 10.
words may be necessary. Nhen Z ka4 l..
Person searched. AID did not find a.. 81
had not. of course. .sifEeicn, o,ilrnee 20 - ,
:ain han upon tie ehar.r ard VIC, a.,
watch uss sfierSsr5s sarrcrae-sd ~ ~,
Siie, he lad In rae ee,sa'y. - TIA; I "a
srssbIe 10 make tie arrest am ros a.i- ;,
prove, BY the mos; respectable testimony. IL.
M know iedSnsn, OF knisht's wife t.st -.
gave me up tie watch, and that II hal be-
given To her By the sal knight hoss ~,
Will be s1fhesrnt jssstifie alton of mr. sOu,.s
even 20 the malicious and meddlcsose.
JOHN r. REDMOND
snithfeld, MAY :. lSlt.
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TRANSPORTATION
Betzceen Harpers-Ferry and
Baltimore.

By THE CANAL AND RAIL ROAD.
n consequence Of the reduction that has
II been made In the tolls Of the canal be
tween iiarPers-ferry and the Point Of Rocks,
the subscriber has been enabled 10 reduce his
charges for the transportation Of Flour aud
other ee@nodities, forwarded by him, TO OF
IRON Baltimore and iiarpers-Ferry, by the
Canal and Rail Road.
He proposes, therefore, 70 receive Flour NJ
Harpers-ferry, and deliver the same, until
further notice, i'm Baltimore, rs above de-
scribed, at the rate Of thirty -four cents per
barrel, and other commodities in the same
proportion as 10 weight.
lie proposes also, until further notice, to
receive commodities ut the Point Of Rocks,
consigned To llarpers-Ferry, he pay ing all the
Rail Road charges. and delivering the same
at iisrpers-Ferry, for the following rates, viz /:
Goods at the rate Of % cents per hundred
pounds.
Plaster Of Paris at two dollars and IS cents
per ton.
Sailed Fish and Salt at Is cents per hun
dred pounds.
As II would save trouble and delay il j.
suggested that Goods and other commodities
to be forwarded from Baltimore To Harpers-
Ferry. BY him, be consigned at the railroad
office to the care Of the subscriber.
For further particulars, apply TO the SUBJ
seriber, living at Harpers-Ferry.
PATRICK O'BYRNE.
Harpers-Ferry, May ], l534.-3t