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Education Of Freedmen.

The Episcopal Church in South Carolina
made a move, or recommended steps to be Ia
ken relative to this important subject. Bish-
op ATKINSON in his address to the Convention
Of the same church in North Carolina made 1t
a subject of special reference-and we observe
that the Rev. DIR. PORTER Of South Carolina,
has been on mission to Washington, sent by
the Episcopal Boardof Missions, in reference
to this subject He has succeeded in obtain
ing from the Secretary of the Treasury, the
Marine Hospital in that State for the Pmr-
pose of holding freedmeas school. The
South. as we have said elsewhere, will have to
take this subject in hand and educate the
freedmen or leave the matter where it is now,
and has been to others, less qualified perhaps
to discharge trust so important.
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A DIsoLAIMER.-The "LocaT' who got off
the addendum to the verses addressed to a
Glitter" which we copied in this paper from
the Petersburg Express few days ago, has
been accused by an anonymous writer, who
has the thanks of the s'Locar' aforesaid, of an
ambition to become ''the butcher Of hoop
skirts" The "Lecal' before mentioned, pro-
tests that he has no such cruel designs; be
would not be even the "butcher of sick
bullock but if he were disposed to assume
this character he might find an apology
which readily suggests itself in the calves
which they reveal. ua @rTg 5r
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TIA. QUARTERLY session Court

A TIA QUARTERLY Session Court,
IN continued and heldfor Princess Anne county
the 9Th day of June, ls66.--In Chancery :Ea /
C. W. Grandy, assignee of Nathan Halstead, who
sues for the benefit of himself and all other
v creditors of William N. Gregory, deceased,
who may come in and share their proportion
r. Of the costs Of this suit {, ID Plaintiff: J
Against Silas 5. Gregory, administrator. Of the
ceased, Major D.. Gregory, and Amanda his
- wife Willoughby Greso and Jane his wife,
" and William Gregory, the last three of whom
I are infants under the age Of twenty one years,
This cause came on this day to be heard on the
bill taken for confessed to the Defendants, Silas
Gregory, Major D.. Gregory and Amanda his
wife, and the answers of the infant Defendants,
Willoughby Gregory and Jane his wife, and
William Gregory, by J.. J, Burroughs, their
guardian ad Item assigned to defend their inter-
ests with general replications thereto, and on the
exhibits filed, and was argued by Counsel On
consideration whereof, the Court doth adjudge,
order and decree that Commissioner of this
Court state and settlethe following accounts: 4
lst,i The amount due to the Plaintiff and such
other creditors as may produce proper evidence
of their Claims before the said Commissioner and
agree to pay their proportion Of the costs of this
snit) by the said William N. Gregory, de-
ceased. sssh sruLu L s4a.o-j1Ti 1is sst
I'd, An account of the transactions Of Silas 8.
Gregory, administrator. of the said William N.
Gregory, deceased, showingthe amounts paid by
the Sau administrator W tue fialnClH5, anu OH
Ter creditors of the said William N. Gregory
deceased. i .a = tf9@ :. 60hi
4, srd, An account showing the tract or tracts of
real estate ofwhich the said William N. Gregory
deceased, died, seized and possessed the value Of
the said tract of each of said tracts ofland and
whetherit would promote the interest fofthe pars
ties to this suit sell the said land in body or
to divide and sell it ia parcels, and into how
many and make report thereof to the Court,
together with any matter specially stated deemed
pertinent by the said Commissioner, or required
by any Of the parties to be SO stated, n smY q
- A Copy-Teste;
8 junls ~ siI ]. y. BURROUGHS, G. c.
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INSURANCE.

TNHE AMERICAN INSURANCE
i n . CONAN y 2 \ : Of = Eq :,
Capital, 100000
Board Of Directors:
J. G. Deming, President.
John 3; Whitehead, President Franklin Saw
Gilbert G. Walker, President Exchange Ma
tional Bank.
c. L. Cole, President First National Bank.
c. II. Rowland, of late Rowland & Brothers.
John D.. Gordan, of j. D. Gordan Co.,
Joseph R. spratley, Director Mer & Nee. Saw
ings Bank.
Advisory Board.
Charles Reid, President Mer. g. Nee. Ex-
W.T.. Harrison, President Mer. and Nee. Saw
ings Bank.
9, Burruss, of Burruss, Harrison Co.,
George Sangster, Esq, J. E. Barry, Esq, A.
mr CITY and Country assurances of every
character taken at lowest current rates. and losses
promptly adjusted.
Office Deming's Insurance Building, corner of
Main and Commerce streets.
TNRE, LIFE, MARINE g. INLAND
Il INSURANCE.
j. G. D E M N G, AGENT.
New York Li NV Insurance YoER! Company
Manhattan Fire and Marine Insurance
Company, Y.
and Marine Insurance Co,
Home Fire New Haven.
Springfield Fire and Marine Insurance
Company, N. Y.
National Fire Insurance Company,
Baltimore.
Mutual Fire Assurance Society, Va.
ZD~ Life Policies, Fire Policies Buildings,
Merchandise, &C., and Policies on Cargoes and
Hulls of Vessels issued at this AGENCY at the
j. C. DEMING, Agent,
Office, Deming's Insurance Building,
au 26-6m Cor OF Main and Commerce SITS.
INSURANCE AND TRUST
9 Q M p a N x,
oAr GaaP1ts stjBscR1BED, 7''o0o's ssso,ooo
VIM. B. ROGERS, President.
WILLIAM D. REYNOLDS, Vice President.
Directors
Simon Stone, W. W. Wing,
Lewis Webb, Cyrus E. Staples,
pas W. II. Barry.
S. S. DAWES, Secretary.
RICHARD TAYLOR, Treasurer.
VIM. H. G. ELLIS, Esq, Counsel.
FIRE, MARINE, AND LIFE INSURANCE
/ COMPANY
Risks taken on all kinds of property and at rea-
sonable rates, and with Banking privileges
will receive deposits on the Savings Bank
principle, allowing 4 per cent. interest on
and 5 per cent. on all sums for longer periods
Interest will be calculated on balances JULY
1st., and JANUARY LIST. Interest to commence
ten days after deposit and to cease ten days prior
| to withdrawal n Hl.s
Will discount paper, purchase and sell,
| change and transact all and any. other business
appcrtaining to Banking Regular business de-
| posts received and solicited.
Discount days, TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS.
Office in the building known as the Old Savings
Bank, No. 20 Bank street, Norfolk, Va.
mays lily
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ANOTHER NUISANCE ABATED.--For the
knowledge of our readers, and the ladies espe-
cially, We here take occasion to state that our
energetic Mayor, the Hon. Vim. w. Lamb,
has determined to put a final stop to the con-
gregating of crowds Of idle negroes at the foot
of the market after market hours This is
right; for we know of no greater nuisance ey-
isting in our city, as they have heretofore
completely blocked up the public thorough
fares -.
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MOUNT HoRAB R. A c., No. 1.-THE
following officers have been recently elected
in this chapter in Portsmouth:
Companions D. D. Fiske, High Priest; H.
F. Butt, King; E. R. Hunter, Scribe; H.
Hudtwalcker, Treasurer; E. T. Blamiro, Sec
rotary; R. H. F. McWilkie, Captain of Host
Melville Wood, P. Sojourner; j. Mendoza, r.
A. Captain; C. R. McAlpine, B. w Conant
and j. Kay, Masters of Walls. a. eNAV-}r
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE,
PoRr OF NonroIK AND poarsxoUTn, june i

-~-~-~~~D~o~-~>~~~>r>S~--~
ARRIVALS Arf| 4tH-f
Str Thos. Kelso, RUSSELL Baltimore.
Str. J. I. Brady, Lands, Bait.
Str Favorite, Rogers, Hampton.
Str Eolus, McCarrick, Yorktown.
Str M Martin, Haines, Richmond
Str Eclipse, with 66, 900 feet Pine lumber to
John James .. ....
DEPARTURES. .
Str James T Brady, lands, Baltic
Str Thos. Kelso, Russell, Bait
Str Favorite, Rogers, Hampton. a!
j Str Eolus, McCarrick, Yorktown. ..b .
TtStr. John Sylvester, Post, Richmond. BOZ
Str.Georgeanna, Hill, Richmond $50
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RATHER SLIM.-We remarked this morn
ing in passing through the market, that the
stock of fruit and vegetables was small We
are sorry to see this, We hope the farmers
will bring in their supplies, as they are much
needed by our denizens. a. 80 . r N
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THANKs.-We are indebted to Mr. M. J.
FoGARTY, bookseller and periodical dealer,
for copies of Northern papers in advance of
the mail. His establishment is No. Main
street, opposite Bank street, and the latest
journals may be had at his counter. Il z Oi
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THE DAY BOOK.

-. !. III. city or Portsmouth. desiring Tie
PT NJ BOOK lstt at their homss. can haze T pro.
DA i, .st.nded to by having their ranss LEFT at
P@yrs".,;s g. Rooss, or the Cousting- Room Of
our nv.os 4 Exxrnsos. Asetionssrs, No. 40 CraW-
Hord street, Perssaosth. ~ y l IT,.
- wrxxtv DAY Book soiU be mailed to Country
Ir Ss,S.sribers at tie small sum of ONE DOLLAR, ~
SSnares. Il ,oM contaia Editorials, a fsu DE-
asst Of Nsws, Book Notices, and stems 81 co"l-
yysre.sl and Asricultsral inteuigence:: No pcsns
ar .rp.nss .siI b spared in making 1" a ae''ra,
Ns senpassOs for the conntrygrs ss"s "I ~
In o. q good 1saiam Of coartry advertising
~ he oossmantty. I
-, a,.suur;eations for the DAY Book must Be
Az .stSs.t;oatsd by che names Of the Writsrs.s sl
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WATcH REPoRT.-Junei l3,-Martin Mcdonald,
found drunk in the street, was confined in the
lookup, and discharged this morning Ieds ]
J. j. Clark, for breach of the peace, was ined
ten dollars, and bound over for ninety daysin the
sum Of $50, and in default of payment, was re-
committed. ~o # ana, isa .{l5,sjsscssf .y,1
Store Of Peter Henneberry, Esq,.awas found
open. Nothing missing,,l 3s
Four bags of cotton were found on the west
end of main street, supposed to have been stolen.
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
PRINCESS ANNE COURTHOUSE,

The parties to the above suit, the creditors of
William M Gregory, deceased, and all other
persons interested in the settlement of the ac-
counts directed to be taken in the above suits
hereby notified that have appointed Thursday,
the 9th day of July next, to make up said ac-
counts. on which day BY 10 O'clock, the parties
and others interested, are required to attend at
evidence, 10 enable the Commissioner to carry
said decreeinto effect. ss. LII 4tgi sii.in,ie III
J. j. BURROUGHS, W.,
junl3-W4t 1ss.rsr Commissioner. 4
ID o. HID. SLAVES WANTED.-I
~: Mi *h 70 ndy q c1n.fa S IqT one 70 two
junl2 40 q" --~4-4 f. ii. DELK.
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The MEMORIAL ASSOCIATION or PoRTS-
MoUTH.--An adjourned meeting was held at
Odd Fellows Hall on last evening This So
ciety is composed of the ladies of Portsmouth,
for the protection of the graves of the Confeda
crate soldiers, who were buried near the city
in the public Cemeteries. Their ohiectis also
to erect suitable Monument tosthe memory
of the honored dead of Portsmouth, and to
provide aid for the widows and orphans OF
the deceased, who may require such help.
The life membership is S., instead of $40.
The following ladies were elected perma-
nent officers of the Society:
President-Mrs. Joseph A. Bisoly. a.g3
Vice-Presidents-Mrs. JAS G. White, and
Mrs e.. Cogbill on ste l=l sila 1as II
Managers Mstresses w. L. Reed, A. L.
Bilisoly, L. Cleeves, Miles Minter, R. H. Ia
tenn, Abby Staples, William H. Wilson,
Mary Bennett, Emma Hodges, Anna MUIR
daugh.
Recording Secretary-Miss Louisa Emmer-
son.
Corresponding Secretary-Miss Virginia c.
Edwards.
Treasurer-Captain Samel Watts. "A.
i Mr.. E. r. Hunter was requested to assist
he Recording Secretary. as u
On motion, the meeting adjourned.
The Society was greatly increased by the
accession of additional members The Society
may now be said to be on the full tide of sue
cess, as it deserves to be-. for its objects are
most noble, as well as charitable. We are re-
quested to state, that the managers of the So
ciety are requested TO meet at the residence of
Mrs. Jos. A. Bilisoly, on High street, on to-
morrow, Thursday evening, at o'clock,9suss
Lad t7---7- hsrs,,s.
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DIED,

At Charlotte Courthouse, on Wednesday last,
Mr.. JOHN p. KEESEE, aged seventy years.
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TIE Work OF CoNvERs1oN.-se

The WORK OF CONVERSION Several freed
men and freedwomen have been converted,
we are happy to hear, at the African Church,
on Butte street. Let the work of reformation
have free course; but let the converts avoid,
by all means, disturbing the neighborhood by
their unnecessary manifestations, The wind
tbloweth where it ilisteth, but thou canst not
tell whence it cometh, nor whittier it goeth-
such are they who are born of the spirit. The
STILL small voice comes to us in whispers.
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MAYoR's CouRr--N orfolh.-His Honor W. VS.
Lamb, presiding-June 18th, 1866: 81 yiqq.
No cases of Importance before His Honor to-
day. -
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a The STEAMER llSARAToGA.-This noble
steamer of the New York and Virginia old
Line, will hereafter, leave Smiths Wharf.
Town Point, every Saturday evening, at eight
o'clock. ,.i.i,a va 49,
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1NR NDOUS VARIETY
OF BOOTS, SHOES,
Isl MD TRUNKS.
3 We invite the attention of the public to the
large stock of goods which we are prepared to
show them It has been greatly increased by re-
cent arrivals, and the goods are af .. d
FRESH, SEASONABLE AND ATTRACTIVE
We have our goods from first hands,and we can
sell as low an any other establishment in this Sec
ton. ~ g - r.
Don't fail to examine our. New Goods. They
are coming in rapidly and going off rapidly, at
H. F. W. SEABUEY & SONS,
iunT ys No. 10 Market Square.
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NORFOLK OFERA HOUSE.

,-lss) ~. E-LCH'S sezaJ 49, s. t-A
z M I N s T r Ell ST
Will give grand Performance for the benefit of
q the Firemen EMS FundoAssociaton, at
ht the Opera House, on
SATURDAY NIGHT, THE 10TH INST.
Il The following 81 and array of talent have gen
erously volunteered for the occasion: lfa-'4 =
Miss Mary Newton, Vocalist and Danseuse;
Fayette WEIGH, Ethiopian Comedian Matt
Cornell, Champion Clog Dancer; George Mel
vile, Banjoistand Dutch Vocalist; Billy Patter-
son, Comic Singer; WINS Cuthrell, Balladist;
. Barry Carter, the celebrated TIrish Thrush,
and host of Amateurs have also volunteered to
add eclat to the occasion.
- COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS ; 4 y
Z Col T. j. Corprew, Chief Engineer of the
Fire Department, and President of the Firemen's
Fund Association 81
Capt. John R. Ludlow, Aid Fire Co. -
Capt. Edward Lakin, United Fire Co., q EfEsg,
Capt. {. B. Langley, Hope Fire Co. -1-sE
Capt. l. Cohn, Union Hook Ladder Co.
FINANCE ANDlTICKET COMMITTEE: -.
7 Jas.-F eMilligan, - Jesse, T.. Ewell, PSF
W. E. Hodges, 1903 Walter A. Edwards.
~ C. C. Pearson. ;saq d. 10 s7
junl2 80 DE50I y
mo sBUYo OR NOT TO "BUY'
THAT'S THE" QUESTION:"
% THE GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY, f
Now offered, 70 sl-a 81
Embrace it ! Remember, DEMONSTRATION is
the thief of time"
Improve the present, and you may save money,
by taking our advice and buying goods to-day
from - ~ -
DEFINING THE GROCER, No. Z MAIN ST.
( We have a full stock on hand bought right, and
you may realize the benefit, provided you seize
the 'Golden. Opportunity now offered, for
rGreenbacks." sl1 slds!is-5 49, 81
See our Coffee, Flour, Sugar, Lard, Teas, But.
ter, Cheese, Soap, Candles, Beef Tongues, Hams,
Sauces, &C., DC. At DEMING'S, :
jsnl3 f4u!5.. No. 7, Main street, +.
Just FOR Fun. $3.50 q - - g g :.
Come "Katie my Darling" and listen to me,
Ifyou have any taste, for good "Poetry" y5 .laz
Writes for the ebay Book" the ''news'' of the
day.
Well ssJonnie my Dearest, p you need never fear y
For ssDeming" knows well, his tsPoemsr will
The "People" all round, where may be found
The Choicest and cheapest, 'sgoods in the town.
So .'Katie my Darling" you think p.erning
That whether they're written in 'Poetry or
His "Advertisements'' serve to make all observe.
When they've s'money'is to spend, the 'splace''
where to send. ~ bag ie{ siiaI
- .UAa j al9tQ rs r4s
Well "Jonnis my Dearest, it is as you say,
I really do think, a very good way, sd
To s'write'' just for fun, and now sasyeu run,lf
To Deming's and try, ''what nice things,n you
can buy. al g
A fresh supply just in. g<'every thing nice," at
II lA0lHA laD TO E.Gsll DENINGSb ~
jun II "a Ma ia No. Main street. I
DOCK -"Armadale," ..San Merci,"
Id ssAgnes, eFWives and Daughters.'' 'sToil-
ers of the Sea, q 'sJargel;"E and many other new
publications. For sale at " slfs Ta' n1s h'
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JAS. BARRON HOPE, ESQ.,, .
Editor Norfolk Day Book,

III CoMMEMoRATIoN IN PETERsBURa.-A
grand and impressive procession took place
on Saturday, in Petersburg, in honor Of the
dead Of that city. The day was lovely and
propitious. Business was suspended and the
day sacredly devoted to the object for which
it had been previously set apart. The pro-
cession extended for mile, and reached the
Cemetery about two o'clock. Near corner
of the church grave had been opened in
which was coffin, containing the bones of
those who fell in front of Fort Steadman
The Rev. Mr.. Cranberry oHiciated Addresses
were delivered by Captains Pegram and
Lyon, and after visiting the numerous graves,
the procession returned to the city, and were
dismissed by Mr.. A. M. Kelley, the Chief
Marshal. 3Jf-h& rs 1AI4A al 4t-i>
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u Cotton Twine, Paper Irvine, Flax Irvine
and Sail Irvine, just received at New Hardware
Store, No. 2 Commercial Row, near Ferry. 81
jun13 -. 't .-- J. G. WOMBLE & co.
a 10 - Virginian copy. i G Z Il .
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The yorktown Riot.-An Accurate
History of the Facts.

c We have already laid before our readers
a statement of this occurrence, and have now
the pleasure of giving further and authentic
particulars from our Hampton Correspondent.
The gentleman from whose pen we have re-
ceived this narrative is a man OF lcandor and
has informed himself fully of the facts, which
are in substance those laid before the Govern
ment officials. With this brief preface, we
give the following report:
HAMPTON, June IL, 1866.
DEAN JAMES 1t--i.s-sf-s -
The riot took place 2lst of May. While
the Court was in session it was disturbed by
a noise, and the Sheriff was ordered to arrest
the parties making the disturbance and bring
them before the Court, whereupon Mr.. Jones,
Clerk of Warwick Court, and negro whose
name have not learned, were brought in
and examined on the charge of contempt, &c.
From the statement of the negro, and from
other testimony, it appears that while Mr..
Jones and the negro were engaged in discuss
ing the equality OF the races Mr.. Jones made
use Of language which he considered person.
ally offensive to himself, whereupon, he struck
Mr.. Jones the first blow. The Court upon
hearing this statement directed that the negro
give security to keep the peace, also bond in
the penalty of $500 for his appearance to an
swer an indictment should one be found against
him by the next Grand Jury. During thepro-
ceedings, white man Whose name have
not learned) attempted to strike the negro. but
was prevented by the Sheriff and his assis-
tants, and was fined by the court for the con-
tempt. The negro being unable to give the
required security, and there being no Jail in
York county, the Sheriff was ordered to take
him to Warwick county Jail, for safe keeping;
but the Sheriff experimenting an effort or pur-
pose on the part of the other negroes to res
cue the prisoner, turned him over to the mill
tary officer at Yorktown, who agreed to keep
him in custody until the next day The de-
putty Sheriff of York, Mr.. Curtis, went with a
posse to Yorktown the next day to execute
the order of the court and take the negro
to Warwick Jail, but when he arrived at
Yorktown, he found that the prisoner had es-
capped; so he had to leave without him, and
coming out of town, he found that strong
force of armed negroes had collected and
were guarding the roads leading from York
town in the direction of Warwick, for the
purpose of rescuing the prisoner; but when
they found that he had made his escape, they
fred a volley by way of salute, and thus the
matter ended. ~
Yours truly, t5l
M ~
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North Carolina News.

In Gates, Hartford, and Chowan, which
were formerly large corn growing counties,
there is but little corn on . hand and
hardly sufficient planted to meet the home
demand. The planters were, however, at
tending almost exclusively to the cultivation
of cotton, with favorable prospects of success.
There is on hand in these counties large guam
titles of bacon. The Freedmens Bureau was
managed with much satisfaction, especially in
HEREFORD. ~ AZ, y q WV y 92ilo =
re In Perquimans and Pasquotank, corn was
still being cultivated as the chief staple of
agricultureoOIn these counties. especially in
the former, negro LABOR was scarce. The
wheat crop in Perquimans was very good
In Washington and Tyrell there was great
scarcity of negro laborers, but great activity
and determination was evinced by the white
population to engage in agricultural laborss.
Shingles in large quantities, and of superior
quality, were being made, in Washington es-
pecially. The town of Plymouth was literally
in ruins. 6os }ss4s nlslS a. .gF
In Hyde as many acres have been planted
in corn as formerly, and there exists at this
time as hattering prospects for as large
crop as has ever been raised in this very pro-
4ductive county. There is at the present time
large supply of bacon on hand In this
county there is no Bureau organization, and
an consequence thereof, there exists the most
kindly good feeling between the whites and
blacks, and the freedmen are laboring with
great faithfulness and contentment- Cor. of
Wilmington Journal. 4.,,, s,,a ~, hi,
\, Draw BRIDGE RoAD.-At the solicitation
OF several of our fellow-citizens, we call the
attention OF the Draw Bridge Company to
the shocking state of the road from the ex-
y tremlty Of the bridge to the cross roads or
corner house on Ferry Point. This is surely
a great Inconvenience to parties driving, rid
ing or walking - .7'1fs'' ~
IT seems that this company receiving as It
does, toll for passengers, is by a law Of the
state OF Virginia, compelled to have the road
as well as the bridge, kept in good order. We
hope the matter will receive early attention
as there is generally much travel done over
said road by our citizens of the city or county.
Ea The STEAMER SARATOGA This noble
steamer of the New York and Virginia old
Lime, will hereafter leave Smiths Wharf.
Town Point, every Saturday evening, at eight
o'clock, ~ ~ en- - "a
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INK. INK. INK.

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