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Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-10-07
rev DoLLARS RE;EARD.

-. 4
- AN away on Saturday night
N the 27tE Of August list, from
the sdbscsiber living o. Ba<k Greek,
Fredeifek County, Virginia. ! Ne.
gro man naped Michasi whom ]
Bought 81 ne Roy Dane erGeM q
de said County, On he nth Of July
lass. He III Or ) dark edmplexion
and Of middi. stat1re, pfobatay !.
boot 6ve FEET nine or zen inches
high one or more ofhis fore teetk
are out, but do not know uhas mum.
Der ;from the loss ofshent he viii 81
discovered % lisp i Iittls ] he has
rathera simple look Whenhe d iu-.
tefrogassd, win Be apt 70 answsr ges
INDEED OF no indeed. Areward Of
Ten dollars with reasonable charges
WILDE given if brought home, OF
secured II any jail, 50 thai ! GET
him again. ~ 81 So VI
] KoBERT I ocKHART.
nliehiel i about - years Of age.
September IS, 1905. :
40 ~
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-10-07
NOTICE.

THE Co-paftnership existing be-
II tween Ebenezer CAMPBELL,
Samuel Nl'Khight and John M
knight, Is ihis day dissolved ~
Inatual consent. Z u L. Ill,
EBENEZER CAMPBELL,
SAMUEL M'KNIGHT, ~
II JOHN M'KNIGHT. ss
safpher = Tss0n, sep. ?, 1904.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-10-07
.Notice IS hereby $40 en- 4:
H.HAr,hs Vim s. aid an H.

TSHAr.h there viii Be sold On die
IL fprcinises, comnioniy called
Lzrgda. 70 the highest bidder al
Putile Sale, On Saturday the 9th day
ofOctsbernext, tsxo Improved Lob
of LAND Joining the soush aide 81
Msrtinsburg, ON both siiies of tie
new road lradiog % Vinchestrr,
E6aslcs- Town. Be. eonsaining four
and 4 hall acres each, on which are
asomlortabls dwelling house, sgood
stable and ! good fowl house, 4
large garden with 4 number of fruit.
trees, q well DC living wsser, III in.
closed under 1 tolerable good fence.
The said lots WILDE sold separate Of
Together q may suit Tie purchasers,
subject 70 Mrs. IL Smith's lease
Shichvill expire next March, and
also D. Shofstall's, only dill the pre-
sent crop Of Buckwheaf s con. box
ttssents and ptofss win belong to
the p1fcliasef from the day Of sale.
One half The purchase money will be
required u hand, and ihe Other half
n 1--WE equal annual psytuents pith
sui6eitnt security. a good tile will
Be made the purchases. The saie
sillbeein q half pastivoiathe aftErs
pooRof ,hat day. when due atten-
dance nill Be eiyeu ~ ne BE- nv 4.
CATHERINE NEHEMIAH.
Sept ~ is08, & s
The ssid Ion tDgeEhef you'd sait
Tor ! nnrsesY nan. aanistillef, i.
Bulchsf, 4 Sshoolpsss ! public
hosss, % any kind of ttsliesnisn. 81
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BAllR-IR.oN,.

TI7E Have now on hand com-
wv pie,e assortment of Au,ieidm
,BzR.I IRON. which We Intend
keepinE constantly. ~
Il. WORTHINTpN, 8 Co.
1 Shepherd y. Town, May go, 1903.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-10-25
The Falling Garden
FOR SALE.

ME- subscriber intends openng
L street through the middle ur the
Garden, in line with ,he stree, on which
the Mason's Hall is built, and calling it
New Street ; aud one other crossing he
Gard n, and coming out by the Bell Ia.
vern, and calling that Bath Street and
as there are no names given 10 streets in
Richmond, shall call The street al the
head OF the Garden, Locust Street, unil
better names can be given them and on
these streets so named. shall Law out the
land In building lots, ard shall offer them
Tor sale onlhe sth day Of next month if I've
weather proves suitable; ifpoi, The nsxe
suitable day, the Vsndue To begin a, zen
O'Clock, and commence on the lots dn eGtly
back of the Bell Tavern; they will be
sold to the highest bidder without reseere
the terms are one fourth cash one fourth
IN one year; ose fourth in two wears and
the other fourth in three years from lbs
DAY OF sale, the three las, Payments to be
secured BY deed of trust on he property,
with interest from The day Of safe, If not
paid in 60 days af err the paymen,s become
due. In the mean time | viii contract
with any person or persons lor The bull
ding OF from two to- SIX. two s,o;y Brick
Houses. A deed With a general Warranty
will be given the purchasers.
A plan of the whole may b. seen at the
Argus Office; and the premises wiz DO
shewn on application to the subscriber,
JAMES LOWNES.
loth Month, 25,h, 1908. ads
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-10-25
loth Month, 25,h, 1908.


ut Chancery Dis:lie. Coi.r. heid in RE
Cry Of WiiiamS6H'g fhe s.h day Of JuIy,
1909.
Thomas Wilkinson, suSyiving husband md
administrator OF Alice hs late wife. a
daughter of William Bar,ett, deceased,
Thomas Have, surviving husband and
administrators of his laie wife, May, a
mother daughter Of the said w iliam Barr
reu, Peter yVilkinson and Pui,ia, his
wife, another daughter Of the said VIII
liam Barrett, Martha B Barrett, Marcy
or Ann Barrett, and William Barrett,
three other children of the SAID William
Barrett, & William Hawkins, Admins
traitor OF John Graves, Fl;s.
AGAINST
Philip Watkins, Frederick Watkins, Sa.
Duel Waik,ns, Reuben Vaughan & A.
lice bis Wfe, and john Z. Barley, Deli's.
ME defendant, Philip Watkins, not
i having entered his appearance and
given security according 10 the aet IF as
semblY and the rules Of ibis court, and ie
appearing TO the sa.isia6ton OF Inc court
thar he is net an iEhabitant of This country,
on he motion Of lhe Pls. b. their coun.
sci, IL is oylkl'Tsd, InaI tte sssu urIcHua.I-
do appear here on or before the krst day
OF the next term, and answer the bill %
the Pits and tha; copy of ibis ord,r be
forthwith inserted in one Of the Richm nd
for two months successfully,
aud posted ar the front door OF the former
capitol III this city.
A copy,
.dnthony Robinson c. c.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-10-25

norable to the independent voters of this CT.
~, the state at large, and the general gov
ernmeut OF the country, we conceive it ne
cessary TO say nut little for we have never
ENTERTAINERS doubt of the patriotism of the
citizens of Charleston, and that they would
support men who had, and would continue
to give their aid in our national councils to
the measures OF our prescu. wise admins
trations notwithstanding the clamor of dis
satisfied party, who have heaped the most
onnerited abuse on the American nation.
IL is pleasing reflection to find, that, by a
recurrence to the vote of 1906, (when the
great bug-bear, the embargo, did not exist,
and OF which they now have been making
such handle to get into power again) and
comparing that with the present wear, your
confidence, has, and justly too, considerably
increased Ia 1906 the federal vote for
member of Congress was 4s2; in 1903, 3S1,
making loss t0them Of 81 Notes.-The re-
publican vote III the above years was sci
and US, making 25s gain to the republic
cans. Was there any doubt on the minds
OF the people of this state as to the correct
ness of the measures of the enlightened ex :
ccutive OF America, we think the above
plain statement would be sufficient to re-
move it, but that any has existed among
the great body Of the community, we will
not admit, aud the general vote of the pre-
sent year warrants us in so saying.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-10-25
FOR THE ARGUS.
FAcTs Ire srUBBoRN THINGs.

In the session Of the Virginia Legislature
Of 1904, one hundred and fhfrtg-seVeH
members, constituting a majority Of the
whole, OF ninefy-Bire,) were denounced as
fedetalists, because they refused to concur
with fhirfy-eght nem6ers who voted 20
displace the Auditor, most valuable off =
Ger, on the ground Of his being foderalist.
The delusIon was carried so far, that some
of the most uniform aud Distinguished re-
publican members had the honor Of sharing
in the denuac.at
In the session Of 1905, the minority rails
cd the veil Of gaidism, and expected, by
that artifce, to terrify the majority into an
acquesceuce in their views. Because a
few iederalists, without any previous con-
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-10-25
So. JameS's Goose Greek.
NAV HERSHEY ELECTION.

- - " AbfhDAf ASAsAsO n OiHs
IT is now clearly ascer,ained, that
the Wing party has triumphed in this
State and we confidently state, that a
majority Of republicans are elected in
both houses of the Legislature. The
election hath been unusually warm and
contested we had to contend against
federalism and toryism united we
had to struggle against false and
inaammatory publications, distributed
gratuitously among the people but
thank Heaven, we have triumphed o.
yer all these --.our victory is complete,
Jerseymen viii support the patriotic
measures of the general government (;
they will not submit to foreign tribute
---nor will they surrender the rights OF
freemen to any nation on earth.
The following, we believe, is cor
rect statement Of the strength OF both
parties in the Legislature of this State.
REPUBLICANS. FEDERALIsTs.
Coun. is. CouH. As.
Bergen, O o .
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-10-25
COMMUNlC ATION.

Mr.. Pleasents VIII give tins and The Mon
roe ticker publication in his paper of TO-.
morrow, at the request of the members
OF the Monroe coTlfn, t;ee
The Members OF the Monroe correspon-
ding committee. have determined that no
alteration will be made ia the electoral
ticket this day published. The iOtervalbe.
tween thls day and the day Of the election
IS TOO short to allow such procedure.
There can be no doubt thar if tie ticket is
approved by majority OF the people of
TINS state, those whose names are Gu II, will
act in conformity, and 1t is the duty OF q
good citizen TO acquiesce in their determi..
nation as soon as it is prom unced. This
acqulescence is confidently expected De-
Cause IT is believed, that every man whose
name is on the ticket, feels a decided pre-
ference for Mr.. Monroe, although from
fear OF promoting schism among the re
publicans, three gentlemen have wished
to withdraw, aud Others from the same mo.
tive, may possibly indulge the same dispo-
5itlon.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-10-25
Notice.

4 IL persons indebted to Robert Hill,
N dec. and Hill and Read, late Of New
Canton, and William Hill Of New York,
either by bond, note, book account, or
Otherwise, are hereby requested TO make
arrangements for settlement of the same,
on or before LIST January, 1909, with
D7oncrieGe It'll admir-.
to r bert Hill, dec. or
Charles Oakley.
New Canton, Oel. 1908. VIII.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-10-25
CHRIST CHURCH PARISH.

Far Members IF Congress.
r.. Marion, (repuhicam SIS
I. Lowndes, QederaD 1
Stare Senator--Honorable lanes Hibbea,
(rcpubiican.)
Reftresentatiues--Dr. Wiskerspoon, DIR.
A. V. Toorer, Theodore Glhiard, (repub-
licaus)
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-10-25

/ INTEND to make application to tn
Il next General Assembly OF the corpmon
wesi,h of Virginia, in order to obtain di
vorce.
Inn .zlricks-
i2,h O@ 1903. (wstt)
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-10-25
Colonel Mitchell,
Thomas Smith,
October IL.


The drawing of the votes of Election for
fifteen Members OF the House of Represent
tatiycs, to represent tnis city in the State
Legislature, closed last evening. The fol-
lowing is a state of the polls furnished by the
maBagers-our readers will see that the
Cause of Republicanism has triumphed, al
most beyond the most sanguine expectation
os its friends. The city of Charleston this
day presents an example to the citizens of
the United States worthy of imltation-her
enlightened citizens feel the pressure ofthe
EtobaTg" AS sensi5.y as any psc; of Ameri-
ca can feelt bueknow'ng thu the motives
which induced their rulers to iay 1t on were
honesr, they have come forward in all their
strength End declared 20 the world that they
will support the laws of their country and
suder every deprivation rather than S,cri-
ace the least portion of those liberties which
have been eEtr sted 10 then b. the heroes
and statesmen who achieved their indie
penience.--To distant readers il may he
necessary 20 sly. that the E,cc.ogs for Pre-
sident the United States are in, thisssate,
chosen by the Leg slature--a tue cause of
Republcan;sm Will generally succeed thro'-
out the state, tbs re Cannot now be a doubt
of Mr.. M"dIson's receiving the electoral
off fhts r.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-10-25

According to this statement, the
Republicans will have a distinct maio-
rity OF seven in joint-menting!
Newark Centinel.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-10-25

The majority for Snyder, at this
side OF the Alleghany---is calculated at
$500
Beyond the mountains---45oo.--To-
tai 20, 900.
Hurra fer Maj. Jackson and his " o.
overwhelming Majority Aurora.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-10-25
Blank Notes

AND TOWERS OF ATTORNEY. used in
deposisng sock - IL AJAX 81 Virginia, for sese
az the oisoa
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-10-25
s DOlIars Reward.

D ANYWAY from the subscriber, liy~
IL ing in the lower part of Buckingham,
or the 29h Sept. 1nulatto man named
BOB (BIack Smith by t.ade.) He is a
very light mulslto, wears his hair tied. has
thick lips large and mouth, Sis feet z in
ches high was well dressed, with black
hat, large blue surtout coat, lined with red
flannel, oznsburgs shirt, check lrowsers.
and shoes and stockings. II is supposed
he has made his way to Richmond, as he
has some relations living IN that CITY -
The above reward will be paid on any one
securing him, so that the owner gets him.
E1onerte6e HtH, Admir-
10 Robert Hill, dec. OF
Charles Oakley.
New Canton, Oct. 1903. lm
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-10-25
ReGcrdEsfs,

ST. JAMES, SANTEE.
Congress.
Robert Marion, %
Thomas Lowndcs, 2
Senator's. Warren, (republican.)
KehreSeHta,iDes-W. Wells and Doctor
Tydynan, republicans, L. Pinckney, (fe
dera!.)
81. JameS's Goose Greek.
CONGRESS-.
r. Marion, (republican) 81
L. Lowndes, (federaD
81. Thomas e So. Dennis.
NEmSkR or CONGRESS-.
Thomas Lowndes, [federalJ is
Robert Marion, republican, 8
81. .Hndrew's Parish
MEMBER or CONGRESS,
Thomas Lowndss, federal 10
Robert Marion, [republicanl 10
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-10-25
LOOK OUT FOR A sQUALL

From Halifax.-By a gentleman
who left Halifax IA days ago, and ar
rived here in the sloop Elizabeth,
capt. Damerell, from Deer Island, we
have the following information 1.-The
preparations OF the apparent important
expedition which has been in agitati-
on for some time past, is now nearly
completed; the time is improved
with the greatest diligence in order 10
facilitate their departure. The ships
now IN readiness for this secret object,
are 10, most of which are of the line,
and 100 transports, with fat buttomed
boats built on a new construction, for
the purpose of landing troops in shoal
water, go of those are completed, and
Others preparing with the utmost dis
patch $4,000 troops are ready to
embark, and waiting the arrival of a
reinforcement, which sailed from
Portsmouth che Sd August under con-
voy; 60 horses with equipments for
flying artillery, attended with infantry
and camp equip sc for $4,000 men,
were all embarked prior to the Goth ult.
There are various conjectures rela-
tive to the destination OF the feet, the
opinions of many are that the object is
New Orleans or the Floridas.
Every stranger is strictly scrutiniz-
ed and arrested if a pass canhoS be pro-
duced, designating his business.
Eastern Argus.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-10-25

cert, had voted with the majority in the c..
lection of governor. the alarm of guidisni
and federalism triumph anf in Virgi'iia, was
rung from one end of the continent to the
other. Honest, unsuspcious republicans,
not knowing the characters who were most
conspicuous in their drama, were, at first,
seriously apprehensive for the republican
cause. A little time and observation, how
ever, removed all their fears. They per-
ceivcd that those who had been denounced
as guilds and federaists were among the
most jealous and uniform republicans i'll the
state. But who are the guilds of the pre-
sent day. Look at the men who were most
clanorouS in denouncing ihe republicans ia
1904 aud 1905, and you will find, with but
few exceptions, that they are the very men
who are now going all lengths with the fe-
deralsts. They have invited the Sphote
body OF the federeiists tojon them in their
opposition to the administration. say in
rited; because after the address OF the
| Monroe committee, declaring their oppose
| ton TO the embargo, and deprecdting the
election of Mr.. Madison, on the ground that
he will support those measures which he
is presumed To have advised, it is iinpossi-
BILE TO give their conduct any other appel
lation. The conclusion is irresistible, that
the eIciusiOe Republicans Of 1904 and 5,
are the oiinority-men Of 1903, now closely
leagued with the federalists.
Gentlemen may be as loud as they please
in deaying their coalition with the federal
lists; and tiey may give the charge the
genteei epithet of faksehood, So copicusly
! bestowed on those who make it; but ie is
not, on that account, the less true. The
| people will judge from JGcfS, and not from
! professions.
! The lninority-,nen tell us that they are
not opposed to the administration, and vet
they are more bitter in their execraiions
than the tederalis,s; that they have form
ed no Goa Hioa with tn federalists, and vet
1 they agree with them ~ ali csr,iinal points
aud are determined 10 vcse with them :;
| that they di6tr with the federalists as 70
the pong OF destination, and yet thev are
| al going me same 1yay From such incon.
s.stent politicians, Good Lord, deliver the
, people.
a MEMBER OF THE LEGISLATURE.
| IL We are much ott gcd to our numerous
J correspondents vino have forwarded their
/ various productions, Cpostage unpaid 60
| the Argus Office. We are fi2eased too, as
/ it eviuces an increasing taste for literature.
But we have one simple request to make Of
Some OF them, which we hope they viii DOT
take amiss, as certainly no offence is inten-
ded; that they viii write better: at less
length; and pay The postage oftheir litera-
Try la5crs.
The legislature OF n. Yerf will meet in the
city OF Albany on the first day of n xt
month, fOr the purpose OF choosing Electors
OF President and Vice Pres dent of the U
Sta es.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-10-25

I'm puT uaGce TO deed Of trust execu-
ted to the subscriber by Archibald &,
Randolph, TO secure the payment ola Ger.
tain sum Of money therein mentioned, due
to Samuel Harris. will be exposed Tor sale
al JeGesron, on lh- 23d of December next
one MULATTO GIRL, named Priscilla
fpg cash, which after deiraying the expen-
cci Of said trust, and the debt specified
The residue il any, to be returned as thc
law dre@s.
ALBAN GILPINt Trustee.
Powhslan, Oa. Goth, 1908. IDS
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-10-25
ELECTORAL TICKET.

The following is the Monroe Electoral |
Ticket, republisned for the information of
the citizens of Virginia.
Littleton w. Tazewell, Norfolk Borough,
Arthur Smith. Isle OF Wight,
DR.. James ). Gillian, Dinwiddic,
Peter Bailey, Mecklenburg,
Gen. Tarleton WoodSon, Prince Edward,
Hill Garter, Amherst,
Thomas Watkins, Chesterfield,
Peachy r. Giimer, Henry,
Chac. Greed Taylor, Richmond,
Col. John Taylor Caroline,
James Hunter, Essex,
Gen. John Minor, Spottsl lvania,
Armistead Mason, Loudoun,
Robert Saunders, York,
Chanc. Samuel Tyler, Williamsburg,
Gen. jno. z. Hungersord, Westmoreland,
| Richard Brent, Prince William,
| Henry St Geo Tucker, Frederick,
James Daily, Hampshire,
John Cunningham, Pendeton,
! John Coalter, Augusta,
| Daniel Shelley, .Wythe,
Lnah Minis, Greenbrier,
I John Prunty, Harrison.
from THE CHARLESTON CITY GAZETTE
OF ocT. 10.
ELEC TON.
CITY or CHARLESTON.
The Managers Of the Election yesterday
declared The Election of Member Of Con-
gress and State Senator-the votes stood
thus: -
| Congress.
For Robert Marion, (republican> IT'S
Thomas Lowndes, (federal) 3ol
Scattering % -
Republican Majority, 384
Stare Senator.
For John Drayton, Crepublican) no
Thomas Roper, (iedcraD 3S9
Scattering 81 -
Republican Majority, S31
The Managers will meet again This Nor
ming and continue 70 count the votes for Re-
representatives. of the state Legislature,
which we hope to be able TO lay before OUT
readers in to-morrow's paper.
On the result Of the above election, so no.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-10-25

During Benedict Arnold's military
operations in Virginia, he took up an
American captain prisoner Af,er
some general conversation with the cap
tain, he asked him "what he thought
the Americans would do with him if
they caught him?" The captain first
declined giving him an answer; but
upon being repeatedly urged to it, he
said, why sir, if | must answer your
question, you must excuse my telling
you the plain truth: Ifmy country
men should catch you, 1 believe they
would first cut off that lame leg, which
was wounded in the cause of freedom
and virtue, and bury it with the ho-
nors Of war, and afterwards hang the
remainder of your body in gibbcts.'
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-10-25
ST. rAuL,s PARISH.

S-nafor-Colonel w. B. Mitchell, IRE
publican.)
RefreSenfafiUes-Tho Wilson, Joseph
Ticking, trepuDlican); II. w. Desaussure,
(federal.)
The following is the state of the Poll, for
Senator
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-10-25

The following is the Monroe Electoral
Ticket, republished for the information of
the citizens of Virginia.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-10-25
4 MEMBER OF THE LEGISLATURE.

ThelegisIaure Of n. Yert will meet in the
city OF Albany ON the first day of next
month, for the purpose of choosing Electors
OF President and Vice Pres dent of the u
Sta cs.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-10-14
7as Stages So4th Of alexandria.


oN the first of October next the Mail
? Stage viii commence running as ioi-
F,cws betwcen Alexandria and Petersburg III
Virgina:s
Wi, leave Alexandria every day at
5o'clock ia the evening, and arrive at Dummies
9bv S in the moraing--Leave Dummies at
ean,l arriye a; fredericksburg by II l-2 IN the
-,roruins--I.. save Fredericksburg at Il tnoonl
anil arrive at Richmond the neSt morning ny
81 eaye Richmond at ID and arrive al
paters,ur.r by u l-2 In the morning.
Renrniny, will leave Petersburg every
DIV a. y Is P. NJ. .nd arrive at Alexandria
in the same time. This stage VIII carry ~
more than 2 passengers OH any account "hal-
ever, and not more than 10. OF baggage
can be ALLOW ed to each passenger.
An. ACCOMMODATION Stage between AeN-
.,Ir;a and Petersburg will also commence
r.f,ninp at tho same time, every other Gay
th,o,,cbout the wear, without regard to Dun
dav. and will travel only in the day time
~ this line il is the intention OF the owners.
- study the wishes and the convenience OF
,,.ss.rrers. Still, however, regard must ce
l.a 70 timc-Going south from alexandra
tbev will breakfast at Occoquan, dlhe at o.ai-
e,r,, Court House, and lodge at Frederlcks-
huro--The next day will breakfast at the
bowling Green, dine at the Oaks and lodge .';s1
- p;cbn,ond. And on the third day VIII
weak fast atthe Half Way house and dine at
Recurring, viii dine at the Half Way house
"a lodae at Richaaond. Early IN the morn
80; ;,. breakfast at tile Oaks, dine at the bowling
RS, and lodge at Fredericksburg. Next
,nornipg, will breakfast at Stafford court mousse
dine at Occoquan, and locge at alexandra a.. 7
u'" The owners on this line too, have to re-
a,aa =. hat passengers viii be as moderate as
aa oss in the quantity Of their baggage, as
poss 80 ,,,ore than small trunk or parcel
sh;e NV, Will 60 within the body OF the stage
will be an extra charge.
WI 5 : The Probr'ete7s.
! August q.