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The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-03-02

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The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-03-02

We are indebted to Rush Clark, Esq, ol
the Iowa Rptttitcaa for proof copy Of the
proceedings OF the Wing Convention held
at Iowa City on Wednesday Of last week.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-03-02

We are asked to cali the attention % the
public to the fact, that i copy of the Pros
pectus, Of Thomas II. Ben,ons Thirty
Years View, has been left with Mr. James
Thorington Of Davenport, who will receive
the names Of those wishing to subscribe
The Let vol. will be delivered in April
next.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-03-02

FIRE At ALTON. The Catholic Church
aud three dwelling houses were burnt Oh
the 18th inst. at Alton, Ills. Loss from
500 900 to $4,000. Insurance, $4,000.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-03-02

Thanks, 70 those kind friends who so ably
filed our place shie absent
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-03-02

Major Jacob r Deforest, Mayor Of Iowa
C!sy, G5ed In that city Oh the 18th inst.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-03-02

Horse TulGr CACGlir'--'"..hr nggh 4
law from Davenport PnsSo" han Eti
place on Wednesday, on u" ,,bom tn
with horse thief in CUSTODY, This sids
burlington. - w
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-03-02

Capt. Creighton is over six feet IN height
and every inch IA mun.-Phu. san.
Six times twelve inches is seventy-two
inches, and every inch man. Enough to
start a village
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-03-02

a BABY SHOW IN MAssACHusErTs.-
baby show has literally transpired It oc-
CURED at Palmer, on "Wednesday evening
last, IN connection with a ladies' fair six
or eight babies were exhibited, dressed up
to the mines" The committee that passed
upon the merits Of the little ones were
childlcss, and they awarded the premium OF
@3, offered by Dir. Fisk, OF the Palmer
Jomnal, TO boy baby OF Mr. Haflakcr.-
On the announcement Of the dcci.iup. one
bachelor gave a dollar to kiss the premium
baby, and another gave the same sum TO
kiss the ono he thought prettiest,-Spriaq-
yfeia Republican,
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-03-02

fIHE ~ fArlyLE On The morn NJ IT tie l5th, thu
sable hal"hgiHgtn tho Carlyle HUtei Was burned -
Eleven horses we're consumed. The oS, Is est lo
al fifteen hundred dollars.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-03-02

STEAMER EXCELSIOR SfN&.--Gapt " ard
received dispatch from keokuk, yesterday
morning, stating that MS boat hal been
sunk III Monlrasc, 1T the head Of lhc Low
rr Rlpids, where she had beer lying during
the winter. capt W Ielt her some t.ne
s.rce in a secure harber where tae water
WAS but two " three iret ia depth, ANA sae
has no doubt, sprung a leak AID gnn" ln"u
NJ shallow water. II left last evening tpr
Montrosa, to take measures 70 raise and re-.
pair her. The Excelsior Is a guod boat, ana
entirely uninsured ~ LJatS IHtt.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-03-02

The 'patrtarc4' Of the Iowa press. Alfred
Of the Bridge City, is very much dis pleased
because we replied to the coarse attack of
Henry Clay Dean and failed to send him a
paper continuing it.-Du'uqae Erprcss.
Now come Billy, we didn't show any dis
pleasure, we only noted the non-rcception
Of that number as Il remarkable coincidence
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-03-02

Mr.. Holbrouk, Post o flee agent. has
just detected beld mail robber named
Smith, he was baggage master IN the en-
p'oy Of the Springfield rajlroad company.
His robberies, which have been carried on
for months exceed 100000.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-03-02

An intelligent medical writer says that
the emetlc treatment which has been so
long practscd for the Group, is unscicntiic,
unsuccessful and cruel, il tends to torment
the patient, produces debility. aud takes mp
the previous time which should be used in II
more rational treatment, Erchanga.
Precisely, cold water is the best reacdy
knowa for that disease.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-27

F:ihhEhSbOhGH.-TcT Steamer Fort Pill
Tallant d Delaplain bxs, 20 Ibis flour; C
Baker d Co bx; Warfeld & Atkinson nests
tubs; Doane & Gowgill7 hhds tobacco; Crange
x IS hhds do; W 6eate fiji Chapline % SKIS rags:
Jesse Wheat rs SKIS corn; w G Battelle 10 bills
potatoes; w L Robinson sc bbls do; A Lancas-
Ter Sc bush potatoes. G w Humphrey 1 beeG Re-
shipped "a tales deer skins, bxS, saddle, Dbl.
ST. GENEVIvE-Per Diuna-E C Doane &
Co $50 tons pig Iron.
LOUlSVILLE,-Per steamer Bridge. City-
ForSyths & Hopkins 49l bbls pork, so tres hams.
4l2 tres lard, lis bblS do cSkS ginseng 40 bales
furS, % bales skins, McAfee Bros Il bales hemp,
SO cSks hams; Coplan s. Keys IL bales hemp is
hhds tobacco; J II Stout & Co 20 bales henp;-
Lambden, Bonlam s. Co 81 SKIS rags; AMMAN Ma
guire s. Co 10 bales hemp.
Per City Of IVGecling-Forsytls & Hopkins
36i SKIS barley, Dbl Blue Lick water, % hhds to-
bacco, As do shoulders; bxs magneSiu, 200 bblS
Whisky, 80 cskS bacon, IS Dbl liquor, kgs do, So
OblS grease, Al SKIS WOOL II bxs mlSe, bureau
iot furniture, ky vinegar; II Stout & Co 20
bbls alcoholi c Baker & COCO bills oil, 80 bills
paper. pkgei Dorsey Howard & Knox "a bxs
Sweeney & Son SO bblS lard: Gordon, Matthews
& Co bx mdse; Coplan & Keys, bales hemp;
Greer, OFT & Co bales corks, bbls oil, Dbl in
dlgo, 3 bxs oil, do syrup, dodrugs, 1 iron bot
tie; kDunham bills oil; Doane s. Cowgirl
churn, Ox, Fl K List & Co 55 bxs soap; Irwin
IL cSkS meat, bblS do. do lard; w Ii Seaman
lot furniture; NJ Riley 10 bbs liquor.
SUNFISH--Per Steamer Stephen Bayard.--
Geo w Anderson 2f hid tobacco; Cranglc d Co
hhds do; Thllamt 81 Delaplnin hid bacon; G
w Wilson % SKIS potatoes; J NJ Matthews, SO SKIS
corn: ReShIPped SKIS peaches, 62 bbIs flour, I6
lids tobacco; VIM Godfrey 10 SKIS potatoes.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-27
Tribute of Respect.

aa meeting of Mound City Lodge No. 1I5, 1.
va held atits Lodge-room on the 25th ins..,
following preamble and resolutions were unan-
2'sIy adopted:
'AEhEAs' 1t has pleased Almighty God, in his
Esnd lnscmtoble providence 10 call our below
40Iher 2. G., DAVID Ii. REED, late Grand Sec
~ OF the R. w. Grand Lodge of Virginia,
Il the Iabors and duties of this mortal pirgrim-
- aud theieby severing the chains of fellowship
making void i'll the domestic and social cir
: 1uo'ned by the exercise of his many virtues;
H. whereas ii might he doing injustice to this
-, were II mol I" give expression 10 the +, ell
= oi deep sensiLilIty with which it has heard Of
80 sssAse OIL biOlher REED, and its high appre-
6,sp., u Ills character US all officer and as an
FelO%- Therefore be il
''.O'eta' That while we bow with reverence 10
f, In'e'''e dspensation which has I AIKEN fromus
''O,Aet' yet, as brethren. we cherish his mem
r,. .aa uePoFe his loss as the removal of one
ros, many virtues endeared him 10 tho fraternity
~ az Fellows and large circle of sorlowing
."''' mat this Lodge heartily concur in
,,. Snlments Ofthe R. w. Grand Lodge of Va,
.issSa by lis resolution declaring tia {, during
II lug period the Office of G. Secretary of the
/, se OIL Va was h. Id by our brother d. IL.
'te exhibited fidelity and ability accompa-
I'm courtesy and fraternaI kindness, which
- .cH 'ot himself the confidence and love of the
Satisfaction, 10 an extent never before enjoy,
sny other man, and that by his death the
~. " Lodge has been deprived of one of :he
.1!AinI, able and accomplished officers eve
sdIn its service.
s''i7'9' That as token ofrespect to the mem
Is, our departed brother, the furniture un'
Ing tools of this Lodge be clothed in mourn
SAa the brethren wear the usual badge 70
1'''I'sd. That we tender the sympathies of ihi
=, &c 10 lis beteaved family and friends, and tina
.p' OF these resolutions be forwarded ty tn
,l'a'afy 10 the Widow of the deceased. and tho
N 'e published in the Marshall Advocate, til
"a. .ES'ng ln:elligencer, and Richmond RePubl
Inf. L. & IT.
NJ MN NJ. fBhEaKfMoRB, Cow.
g,,,, T. R. WILSON, So
"+i'ille, April 25th, 1854.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-27
CONGRESSIONAL.
WASHINGTON, April %.

WASHINGTON, dprll 20.
The Senate went into Executive session soon
after meeting, and ratified 1.-The Gadsden Treaty.
Injunction of secrecy was not removed
The House went into committee on the def
cheney bill. Benton made great speech against
the Nebraska bill. He said he had waited 10 see
what Northern men had TO say on the question:,
and as the proposition came from the North, he
however, all along; his own conclusion of right
and duty, and mean 10 act upon Them.
WAsHNoroN, April &c.
The House yesterday evening, by unanimous
consent introduced a resolution requesting the
President TO inform the House what steps, if any,
have been takento secure permanent acknowl-
ment by treaty of the rights of neutralS by the
what success had been made, and also to inform
the House whether, i'll any particular, the Govern
ment of Great Britain had assumed to act for
Spain in the negotiations consequent upon the
seizure of the Black Warrior, aud what degree oil
responsibility that government has assumed in the
matter-refened 10 the committee on foreign rela-
ton. Benton spoke until his time expired with
out concluding. An effort was made by his
friends to let him proceed. After considerable
opposition Wentworth got the floor and yielded 1t
10 Benton, who finished his speech-decidedly
one of the greatest of the session. The House re-
sumetl the consideration of the motion TO recon-
nit Benefits Bill equalizing grants of lands to
improvement purposes. Bennett ably supported
the Bill. Hester followed against the Nebraska
Bill, as<yioaing the treaties with the Indians, and
repeating the Missouri Compromise.
SENATE.-On motion of Mr.. Pierce a bill was
passed anproprating $1,000 for the purchase OF
PORTRAITS of i've of the first Presidents of the Un-
! ted States.
The Indian appropriation billwas then taken
up up, and various amendments proposed and dis
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-27

~ GExEE"sIrr REwARpED-A lady belonging in
New Orleans was travelling recently on tbs. New
York and Erie Railroad, with her servant and one
or two Children. Upon arriving ut Dunk;rk, she
found by some nlshap or oversight, she was irsli.
t"te OF the necessary funds to enable her to reach
and her distress was extreme, when the circum.
stances became known 10 engineer on tile tram,
feeling assured it was case OF imposture, he ad-
Vanced 10 her, from his own hard earnings the re-
CURED amount few days since he received n
package BY express, from the South, upon onen-
ing which, he found n letter of thanks from ibe
lady's husband, containing the money he had loan-
cd, and accomp MED by beautiful aud valuable
upon all the parties concetned.-B0stou Abs.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-27

CLEARrxc House ron the BosroS B.xks.-1t
is stated that arrangements in progress for an
entire change in the manner of exchanges be-
tween the Boston Banks. and FOR the estub! sh1
ment of clearing house, such as in October last
was organised by The Banks of New York. and
and which has proved highly successful in its one
raions. AT present there are in operation in
Boston thirty six banks.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-27
Hip Disease-Lameness cwsd--Hampton's Veg
etaLke Tincture.

I'ruu NC IUIIOWIHs eAtT1Gt OF a IcIter dated -
wASHS0roN, March 10, 1854.
Messrs. Mortimer & Mowbray-Dear Srs :-Riy IIttle
girl contracted luIncness began side
during The early part OF last summer, but thought 1t
from habit she had acquired OF standing the LEFT foot
Seve told lie that il hip disease, which
that was quite alarmed In Seuenber took her one
OF the best physicians in city, her spine
was Affected ana prescribed accordingly The
being OF no service to her, he then II hip dis
case and said She would probably be lame
made use OF much advertised and celebrated Imminent,
wnic was said TO be beneficial in cases. and comtn
ncd it until the 1Uth OF February; changed il for
Hartshorn Llnimcnt which used until the 18TH Her
sutcr1ngs becoming more ACUTE returned again
aforementioned niment, hut she still continued grow
worse, and could not move o.. be moved without
vegeta bic lfnctgIe aud onte till d day alter ebesun
TO use IT she could stTagen herself and
support Tic little creature oycTjOyel that she
threw her hands over her head end med tOh see
eau stand by myself. She Ind able to and
as straight for two three months before It
month since she commenced using the Tncture
now walk as well rs before taken sick.
Repeatedly, II. w. RRANKLAND,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-27

THE STEAMER CRY OF GLAscow.---The sus-
s's of those having friends on board III miss
fss'mer must be indeed terrible. The Phila-
Epsia Register says:
We have been made acquainted with two cases
a1sieh men of this city have wives and families
.ss.,Ed' and such sthe horrii suspense that they
Essatfely incapacitated for any business. AL
- my news would be preferable TO such sus-
sa.i but the mind will long cling TO the hope
[ iI'Ae vessel and her precious buIthen of over
"aa@an beings may YET be restored, 1t is bare
i.t II! - -
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-27

VA young lady. about "sweei sixteen" who
was travelling with Franconis Hippodronle, was
arrested in Cincinnati, on Thursday last and sent
to the House of Refuge for the time being. Itap.
pears that she is the daughter of very respect
able man of Westfeld, N Y, aud had been en-.
ticed away from home by couple of ladies' be-
longing TO the hippodrome. Attic fathers request
she was arrested TO await his arrival.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-27
MN TNTELbIGEN CER..
mz511.pSD4Y MORNING. APRIL 81. 1854.

-- -1---,r1rs FIckrEsox. whose death we noticed
Ma o" Of Yesterday. will be buried this NOR
in 0'' m O'clock precisely. The fumera! process
nng =, ..,, from Dr. Hulllhen's Hospital, on John
sion VI" TIE friends of the deceased, and the citi-
si''s- ally. are respectfully invited TO attend.
ss's . .p,.se Band will be in attendance on the
G''S - ~ 10 funor TO the memory of the dt cens-
"e'-s'r' ,miable qualities had so won the hearts
cd WIZ .n1,,vmen. and impressed the minds Of his
OF ., .c,p.inta:nce. citizens OF the land of his
sl.ntinn
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-27

AOrAScE IN 1'ELEGEArm PRrcEs.-The House
=. Union lines (thc only ones between Boston
7 New York; have agreed to advance their tolls
'ae LIST of May next 10 forty cents for Ten words
Ea'ee cen;s for each additional word, instead
lsntY-fve ceats for ten words and two cents
zach additional word. as at present
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-27
HEALTn REsToREp.
HEALTH RESTORED.
Cure Of Nervous Debility, Lungs, Sc.-On,oard
murch IF Ianlpion's Vegetable I'incture.

Cure Of Nervous Debility, lungs, Sc.-Onlcard
nnIrch cf I0mptOm's Vegetable 1mcture.
BALTIMORE, March 81, 1861.
Messrs. Mortimer q Mowbray--I.c wish to
inform you OF the benefit have derived
DR. HaInpton's Vegetable TinctuTc.
From earliest rceoections, scarcely ever EMO! ed
days health. For humber OF years under tile
treatment OF the most silTu physicians OF this city My
disease pronounced by them liver complaint dys
epsia, with an affection or the and lungs de
rived very little, II benefit from their
also tried various remedies all highly recommended,
good effect. NJ health continued fail Septcm.
Der last when my mind became seriously affected; my
memory failed; great weakness fatng ts and could
not eat without 81. pain, until Lille burihcn;
was entirely useessto my family Just about this
friend procured for bottle OF this valuable Tine
tuTe 1t had most powerful effect upon me- in tile
torsom OF ny ealt and after taking three bottles,
10 gieat1oy can say LeAlt is perfectly restored
appetite good, aud now enjoy better health than
have at previous time during my whole iIe all of
which can safely uscIbe this most won
erIuI medicine
Youls, truly, NARY a. RIGGS,
27gS. Pnca street
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-27
was a erOtOimg day. Shower and

,,-,,D,y was a erOt0ing day. Shower aud
I,...-spushine and shower-made the grass
sDnsA.r the blossom omen its tiny leaves. few
1903 w.. Ugh d.ys an the forest will be fully clothed
I0's .,.n and The meadow varlagated with flowers
s me- will blush in the beauty of the morn,
,s. Ti,Iy Valley, clothed with its native
'., ,,.,v will shrink from observation behind its
- ,t.,ns. though coarser verdure.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-27

o,,r B,ypERY.-We refer our readers 10 the ad-
.,.msut of Vim T. Needs Book Binder and
e.. BOOK Manufacture, No. pa Monroe street.
4, Nerds is an excellent workman, and will give
lection to all persons wanting anything in his
Those wanting pamphlets, magazines. and
,ooks rebound, OF blank books OF superior
-.ar. can have their wants supplied al short no.
Tcsliing on Mr.. NJ.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-27

JonN GEDoE, lawyer and Past Grand Master
oil the Masonic Fraternity, in Louisiana, died
suddenly a few days since.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-27
Dyspepsia, Rheumatism, Scrofud, Cough, 1sth-
ma, Cons1l,npkon Lirer. i.oun Llitlt Sc -


TRUTH IS MIGHTY!
Aie you sick beware Of limitations l-dsk for a,ap
pleasant and safe remedy ina y induce counter feng
Ss e Of pabs oePaa SS gre SS
Vanze worthless article, 10 keep It up good
sooS fry popular and extend
s sales n after year m spite Of OPPOSITION The
Sss S9 mouth to mouth With more rsri.y than news
medicine has made Tor him is OF moIe service tha
any newspaper advertising.
Tho Vic Of + " Yeake. Gsoeer 7s Pearl ST. cured
o. rheumatism OF eight years. standings all
WIN II. Oldham, Clate of the Custom House, 5 dwelling
No i9G Pine ST. OF Dyspepsia, great debility, pefmanently
W. a. seaeGsr Esq ono of the Oldest and
most highly citizens cured great
ss Baltimore ST. suffered intensely
with hip disease and meIouEin rheumatismi cured
aG T5os hSSa Snbt
John Perysil. s. a, Griffin, John Luke. Rev. " Esk.
Ss seIolula cough liver complaints bronchitis, Saint
4WrzoM the su.noI this great HsmPton's
that be seen that aatiele got to impose
HUNbREps in this city win bear tie same esti-
1cal and get pamphlets tgratis,5 and SEQ the many
has shown N sist RSi5 psEEs sq5s.ys Of
ing The shattered consultations thus inIusing hope
place OF dependency BY its mid pleasant and
ton on tile stomach. liver, Kidneys, lungs and the
yous cures liver complaint, diseases
othe urinary orgnns3s coughs asthma bronchial alice
tons, consumption serofna, Kings Evil worms, rheu-k
nails, govt, neuralgia, Saint Vtus Dance Fits, Fisu-
la. ali diseases arising from impure blood.
nzgsFor sale BY Y. ~ 1;ognn q 90. W heeling,
general agentsi VIM. h Mckee, 9Th ward, and by
DTnggstR generally. sii5z
ngesold by MnRrtNER q AIowBRAy, 240 Baltimore st :
BaItimores ard s04s broadway, n. W. -
uB7Prtee Stpcr bottle. ap12
I. HOGE & SON 49,
Attorneys at law & land; Agents,
Marshall @. H., Va, MourdspilLe II. o
nv ILL practice In ohio MaIshalI. counties.
wv he given
Lad husi All kinds OF land constantly for sale
MERCHANT EIt4ILoR-
ING ESTABLISHMENT. S
NO. 30 CORNER MONROE AND WATER STREETS,
wheeling, Eil
HOS.SHUGHES cH The attention OF his
friends and customers and public gen.
orally 10 his newly received and gorgeous stock OF
Z CLOTHS. GASSIMERES AND VESTiNGS,5
adapted to Spring aud Summer Wear.
All orders the shoftest notice, and
IN the most SUPERIOR and n hiolable style.
Copstantiy on hand spiefldl ttnent otSt
PeEfHe GIottfzlg de equal 10 custom work
Please toeall and iexanfne the kteclf ap4i3m
4 saLs No Lard oil, prime fticie5 5oT sale BY
~ Gebt3ta gisA5za = Ssfsf KILLS q GALDwELI.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-27

The last species of foul pLuv perpetrated unon
the unsophisticated portion of Gotham is, that Of
glueing feathers upon the legs of the common fowl
and selling them Tor shanghais
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-27

DsrREssrSG ArrAIH.-on the 18th inst, Mr.. E.
l.ssany, formerly of Baltimore, but recently re-
nh; at ''Nanakintcwn," on the James river
s'sL some twelve miles from Richmond, Va,
vHEeident!y shot by his own son. and died from
IL EJECT of the wounds on Saturday. Young
EaaTTns playing with the gun in an upper room,
'kn tis father suddenly entered, and at the mo-
EHanlOEtunately lei the hammer spring upon the
p which exploded, and Mr.. NJ. received heavy
siotshO in his face, producing death in one WE elk
+aEaEds. AT the time of his death he was pre-
iflgiO start daily line of packets on the canal,
a1een Richmond and New Canton, Va.