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STEAM BOAT ONTARIO.

ShCkEIT's HARBOUR, IN. W Aug. :j.-We
iearn 10y the Captain that "a serious accident
occurred, about the tipe the boatpassed Gen
esee River at HamioId landing. There is
machine Ia operation AT that place, Tor the
purpose OF hoisring aud lower ing. things up
and down declivi,y OF about 800 feet. very
steep, which is frequently, and we think very
inprudfntiy, used 10 convey parsons. Al this
time there were five persons ascending when
the vehicle had arrived nearly AT the top of
me MI, the rope which sustained ii gave way,
and Il WAS uiIied 10 The bottom with iucred-
ihIe velocity. One oil The persons escaped
by jumping ont at the waggou-oHe, son OF
Nf. Barrett, about IL years oil age was killed
simultaneously, and another ,Tangied In
ashocAinG. and, IL is supposed, mortal manner.
~ son OF Capt. Vaughan, OF the Ontario, was
severely wounded.
cideut.
ROCHESTER. On. " Aug 2g-on Tuesday
diternOon,the I'D ius. at Hansford's Lending
as five men we're III ibe carriage ascending The
Roiiway, aad were within about 30 feet OF the
top the rope suddenly broke. AT this critical
Junciure three Ell the men sprung trom the car.
riage-one catching by the tInbers of the Roll
way, sustained himself there, not without con.
siderable Inlufy, till taken off the other two
ieH aoOul tTFeGiy feet among tue rocks and
stunes, without sustaining much injury lille
two others who renaiued ia the carriage were
piecIpiiated down the Railway. a distauce of
more than 800 feet, With inconceiyabie force
ana velocity. The first obstruction the car
rage met with was some Hour barrels, which
were Instantly dashed TO pieces-but il was
soon stopt 10y number of potash barrels, and
so forcibe was the shock that both OF the men
were thrown violently ircm their situations -
one OF them fell among some potash kettles,
and fractured his skull so badly HAT he ex-
piTed tue next day the other had his shoulder
cisi0cated and was considerably bruised, but
is fast recOveriug.
Dr:J. B Elw0od attended them. The name
oftife yonng man dead is Barret. son OF -
Barrel, Esq. OF this town The severely
wounded man is "A Mr.. Hall Colby. The other
names we are unacqnainted with, except a
son OF Captain Vaughan of the steam boat
Ontario.
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LIS lnr t.,e ciics OF lis family. aaa ..iS own
cries OF murder, had brought some of the citi-
Gems To his assistance; Cor there were none
near HIS house but females Gu.iSg the whole
aSSasSination.) When they were about to III
teitsie, the assaSSiu drew from his side enc OF
hIs pistols. aud bound hiMself with au oath
that lac would Kill any man who should at
tempt 10 prevent hun from executing his de-
sign upon the victim BY this time, however,
the p4ites were dissneaged, and Captain +.
staggered into the arms OF MIR. JObn Williams,
a.d exclaimed, am dead man" While the
blood Was spouting from his mouth an q nose,
aud the hIccOngh OF death was upon him, the
bloOd-ibirsiy Wells walked round him and
eAu!ted in having done the ,UOrit for the id
rascal, as lie called him. Captain Perry was
then supported back TO the house, where he
expired IN less than five inmates. His last
words 10 his friends when they got To him
we're, am murdered, but die innocently.
Take me back TO the house and let me die
m peace" Which being done, he breethed
out his soul in praises OF that God TO whose
service he had devoted the latter part OF his
life.
IL seems from the arms which Wells brought
with him from his communication TO Captain
from bis conduct before the murder /; from
his Boosting civilizations in the yard of Captain
y. alter the murder, aud from his publ:
threats against Mrs. r. and the family, that
hs design was 10 assassinate the whole family 1,
or al least the heads OF il.
OF the character OF Wells we know but lit.
tie. He lived pretty much retired. The pub-
TIC may, alter Tie above statement, give hltn
what character they think proper. lie is the
same Wells vino shot Randolph and Greenhili,
in the state of Virginia.
Much mig ht be said in favor of the character
of Capt T.. Upon an intimate acquaintance
with him we have discovered The virtues
which adorn his private life. suffice it 10 say
he died universally lamented by all who knew
him particularly by those who were most in
imately acquainted with !iini.
Ii may be some consolation, that although
our friend is no more, the murderer i, pri-
soaer. He delivered up his arms aud submuted
TO the civil authority just in time 10 present
his own death, which the citizens OF the place
and the people OF the vicinity were prepared
10 inilict upou him. He is now in the county
Jaiin state of security, waiting the awful day
of trial.
II is matter Of grief to us, that our village,
which has been reared aud dedicated TO peace,
shonld be the scene OF such bO,I or aud blood
shed. But let il be remembered that The hoT~
rid deed WAS net perpeifated 10y citizen OF
this place, and the blood which has been she'd
is rather the spirit of a niOntyr than that OF an
offender. The Cui-eRs ct Salem.
Mr.. Wells had marked out bun ying ground
Tor himself, and made his will
Mr.. Perry has left aftectonate wife and
six ciildic. 10 depOre his loss. 1Seiector.
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james ftirel. Lond t0J. ,NoIe

A GREEABLY 10 aided Of tTust, executed by Prize
Perkins, 10 secure the payment OF The sums OF mo-
ney therein nientoned,;a ". C. Nicholas or hii as
sgnees hearing date the day Of January 1915 andre
corded ~ the office OF the County Court OF Abenar!e
We shall, 7ReSdGy the IOkh tan Of October Uerf
al the front door Of the Eagle Tavern In the city Of
Richmond, proceed to sell al public auction ready
cash, That VALUABLE ESTATE James River, in the
county OF hlhemarle. which the said Wilson c. Niclo-
las ad wife HE said Prize Perkins 10y deed
bearing date the FIRST day oJaHuary ISIS containing six
hundred aud twenty nine and aliacres more or less
and h"Uhded as IN The said deed is forih--or SO
much thereof rs shall he necessary pay the Of
money, now due and unpaid. under the said deed OF
trust with all interest thereon aud the charges ex.
ecuns the said trust The subscribers acting as rus
convey 'uch lille only, vested them bg
The aforesaid deed.
RiChARD AMDERsoN,} Trustees.
Angusts. 81 rtds
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FRUITFIIL hEASON

Messrs Editors we nave heard Erom the
Horticultural Society and other quarters,
many instances of the fruitfulnrss of The sea-
sou. The following ont does them ali. Yes
ierday morning the wife of MIR. John PrIngle,
watch maker. in the seed store, No. 20. Mas
sau street, was safely delivered Of three fine
hediHy BOYS! Tie mother and boys are do
ing well. Mrs. PIingle Is Il native Of Scotland
and has been lcss than twelve months in this
country. Osr correspondent observes, this
rather cOniradicts the doctrine of the Engli.h
Reviewers, who say that every thing degeuer-
ate5 in America. IN Y. Mer Adu
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HORRID TRANSACTION.

- - BuHimOre County, 9th Sept. 1920.
Mn. MUNRoE-
WAS called upon this morning to summon
Jury OF inquest, When | Witnessed one OF Tie
most Stacking scenes ever beheid- HELEN
WoOIEKI, widow lady, on the ruTHpike ,
about four miles below Westminster had a
son | i. and daughter wears old. The three
slept III one bed-and Two female friends in
another bed IN the same room, when about
hve O'Clock In the morning the iaR,ilv was
alarmed ny hustle when TO their inter aston
iShieHt anu hoTiOr, fOnHd HcitH UOOieTB
chopPiDs her daughters head eff v ith AN axe,
on TIE Bedside her little son first succeeded in
gettInS Tie axe from her, but not without
ihhhi'g Imminent danger of his own life, as
us most probable lie was intended as the next
sacilhce' Ihebead was severed Il ON The body
WIN lie exception of "A small piece OF skin al
me back OF the neck aud another piece ofskin
ana wiud pipe In front.
Hgeh U0oferg has sustained fair repntaiion;
D@t ior SOME weeks past has manifested some
symptoms OF mental arrangement and prob
amy mas perpetraied the hoiIid crime in one
o. nose unhappy paToXySms.-i committed
neI LOT lIlai and think proper 30 give you
lhiS statement 10 prevent MISREPRESENTATION,
ana 10 alleviate the feelings OF her respectable
connexions. am very respectfully Your obe-
dent servant. WAf. JAMESON
MEDTTERRAHEaN SQUADRON.
NORFOLK, Sept. 23.-Ffom an officer who
came passenger in the sclr Decatur, we learn,
lial Tie U. ) irigaie Guerrero, Captain WAR
HiNIIoN, Siiled from Gibraltar Oh The 9th
A"gnst; ior the Coast of Africa, thence 10
proceed tor Hampton Roads. Capt FfNCu.
lale OF the COiumjHs7i, is coming home in tie
GupTfIere, and Lieut.. Rose has succeeded him
as Captain of The e.. When the Decatur sail
ed, the squadron, viz C0iambus Commodore
BAINBWDGE; PCucOct, Captain BROWSE, and
SpWk Lieutenant COm'dt PfRRY were al Ma.
pIes, am shortly expected to salt Tor Gibrai-
tar The officers aud crews were in good
health.
Lieut.. FARRaGUT, Of the Navy, ia passenger
~ The ship America, for Alexandria. and Md
sblpmeu PLaTr, WILSON, and GOLDSBuROUGu.
are comm. home for promotion, in the Com.
IIeDle1 bound To Boston, both Of which yes
sels sailed ~ company with the DeCatur.....
Lieut.. oAM HENLEY, WIN went passenger in
the Decatni, joined the GuefTiere about the
10th August fKcacon ~
SHOCKING OCCURRENCE
we are filled with horror by The following
melancholy event, lie particulars Of which
we're communicated TO us at late hour last
night -
Mr. CnAREEs SPRAGUE. late master Painter
NJ ile Navy Yard, az GospOtt, Terminated his
SN'S'ence about 4 O'Clock yesterday afternoon,
ny Jumping if0m the stern Stage OF the Line
~ Battie snip no@ bniiding there. The cir
comstdnces which have impeled this unfOrtu-
hd'e maH ibus deliberately 10 become his own
eAtCull0ueT are unknown TO our informant !:
Dut u Is r0nieciGrcd that The recent death OF
TWO oi Is children, aud embarrassment in his
PFcu"idiy affairs, lave proved TOO bnrthcu
some Tor his mind. aud deilifOncd his reason.
1ui iew minutes previous TO cffeciing his
drcaoiGi purpose, he called upon Commodore
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aud The probability OF an attack on the Flor
idas, lett 10 lis prote elton against "a superior
Spanish force IN the vicinity, and defends the
order TO shoot deserteTs as the only means ot
keeping his soldiers together, or even OF pro-
iecting the Inhabitants from their aepreda-
uons. But ibe law which protects the lie of
a citizen is param cunt 10 any other coDSidcra-
ton, aud subject TO no Discretionary views OF
fitness or. expcdiency in its application. Col.
King may satisfy himself aud others may hc
willing To admit that the measures he adopted
were necessary for the proper fultiIment of
the charge entrusted TO him. but they were
ini direct violation OF existing laws, lie LA no
right to complain of the penalty, which, esen
with the best OF motives, he chose 10 iocur.
IN. T. A,Reric,lu
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An EAGLE was shot on the Iltl inst. in the
vicinity OF Dedham. aud brought down with
one wing broken. lie was taken alive by the
sno'tsmAn; but (remtrkS the - "dham paper J
The hiid true TO his native valor, aud as it dis
ddinimg The triumphs of an enemy instantly
buried both his taions in his OWE head -choos-
Ing RAJ her 10 die than be conquered. lie meas
ured, when dead, five feet and six inches from
WING TO wing. Boston Pat
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From tie Bci(dsf IrfshEiaR
GRtTrdN'S GRAVE.
Bow 80 down by patriarch leRsih Of days,
&nO toll Of public services,
Dim waLed al last Lies wasted flame
and Naiaie's haal crisis came
let then, esen then, when whitening pain
Presse" hard upon toe breath and BRAIN
yhe spirits qacnchless element
iiaze1 forth all freshly aud untpent-
ivi hhcsiy one faly yet
One sr0ct'e ere bel snn he set T.
me ra'fio' ntied the mortal tried
ono M the glo'ioas eioTt diedl
he died as might sscome the past,
Sublime ant radiant TO the last
It's ialesi accents breathing zeal
- tieedoin aud hts CountEj's veal.
10 Them he lived, fur them usnid pray
~ i,tSs low pulses ehbed away;
Eu,. ia the midst, the PRAYER was Tivem,
ON cdrlh half uttered-half m heayen-
aud sGre,n dying Patriors love
L'af ieacbe! the eternal THRONE above,
ihat naTty's pure, impassioned prayer
touhd audit ana acceptance there.
Ranged by his bier in stranger land
Irfe n."UrR-d a sood and glotious band
o' majesty. aad nlsht, and mind,
Tue iiviii. tights al auian kind
Ahi., Hear his pT"Ut allotted he'd
lie.nsed ihe sHjgeH paiiiut dead
lrt amidst that scene. where every name
W's shriusd IL Risiory -star to fame
S'Sesd HE hew iH'na;e, entering there.
i.Ac SEINE celestial messenger
IDteiPH alOne-his memory
To dim all else aud every eve
Iotsui tEe royal gOo6 aTa brave,
ROotinS IT'S slaEce in GTaitan's grave.
And EloFueEce. her son weeping,
Among the mute, now su!y sleeping;
Aud ttin'S orphaned children sent
Across the seas ibeir bvaits lament
Aud geRefOus FugiaGds chosen dover
or cbivdlry, aud worth, aud power,
nirgled TIE II uagi, sympathy
Ahcye name tnat canupt die.
The Patriots memory will be blest
Wherever he bis place OF rest,
Yea his, perchanCr, had iueeter been
Ia his owir native valleys green,
Where pilgrim hands, with pions care,
S1Snrocks, The hTst OF spring, may bear,
aud "fsr, all TO ibSm thsi's given
yheir i0Hd, believing prayer, TO Heaven.
rui no--'iis here his grave should be,
Majestic land marx To the nee
Breathing soul. power, a spell,
O'cf lnVu--a uiotal miracle
fcf c, near yon walls, SO often shook
EY iie stern might Of his rebuke
w hiie tigo!ry, wiih blanchng hIow,
Heard htniaaud bin shed, aud would net bow.
Here. where his ashes may fnlfl
His cHgr,)'S cherished mission still
AM & Jvr, ny his example ii, ed.
Some Pauiets, like himself, inspired,
AGAIN the aT5gons theme shall uy,
inr which ~ as his Ia live aud die
HCrS let hi;u rstnt bis last appeal
Wieie Statesmen and where Kings should kneel:
Sis homes will am them To he just,
Suii pleading even from the dust
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10 man these ships and vessels OF war, and
batteries, would reqnife22, GI0 persons, nclud-
Ing Olhcers, seatnaD. marines, and boys, which
makes our ships ~ commission and actual ser
vice, cost 5 $50 per maU per anIiuni d cost al
which surely no one viii complain.
The anthOr of the statement which I am cor
rectiBg, mnst. as regards the number and class
Of the vessels OF which our navy will consist,
lave taken into view The vessels on the Lakes
captured, purchased or hailt during The late
"ar, and manned for The protection OF that
frontier. lie must also. TO make up his num-
Der, have counted several small vessels which
have been condemned and sold. There is no
other way tlIat I can account for his errors
unless were uuchariiable enough TO suppose
they were Intentionally committed with view
TO deceive. The vessels OH the Lakes are not
considered as part of ilie Navy, and beng con-
SuuCted OF very Inferior green materials, they
are really not worth even the very irlfling ex-
pense The nation is now subject TO OIL their
account. y few years, tlieir decay already
commenced, and which no human skill can
arrest, they will, no doubt, he entirely rotten
Ia future number propose TO slew the
present actual anilIdl expense Of The Navy
aud whsi The expense will be in iino Of peace,
when all Tie vessels authorized by law shall be
buiIt and, having dOGe so, shall make such
general reply TO the observations IN question,
as they may appear 10 require. Ii will not es,
cape attention that, independently Of great
and essential errors as 10 the number aud
classes OF OHr slips, an error of more than two
millions five hundred thonsand dollars annual.
~, ~ The expense ofour Navy has been de-
tecied, and demonstrated. CADMUS.
address Of The BOard of Managers Of the liner
ican Colonization S0cictg,tO the ARrifary COio
nizafioH Societies ind The People oC the C,iied
Sfatfs.
ThcBoardof Managers Of the American Co.
ionizatOu Society have received, by the re.
Turn OF Tie Elizabeth from Africa, letters from
their agenlaDd the people who went ont in
the vessel, consisting most gratifying and im.
ieresting Intelligence oftlIeir arrival aud re-
cepiion IN that country
1hey ATE greatly encouraged by these cOm-
mnnlcdiiObs TO pefsevere intleir object. Sue.
cess now seems no longer doubtful. The soil
climate, aud productions OF the country will
afford healthy and comfortable Subsistence
lite favorable disposition of the natives. and
the previous settlement at SheTbfO, Of q num-
Der Of iree colored people under MIR Keel
gave us every reason TO hope for the secufitS
OF the establishment; aBd the weli-directed
and Jealous efforts OF our government TO carry
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Roanoke L.0Ud joy ,yC5e

a GRtEABLF 70 tie fdss UiH ami fcsfnnest of
Cslem0" : dfhfaRS dec ioiH 6e SoLa 90 ne hicE-
eSf CtddeT o" me premises the lhird tiay Of exc
HoErmhei, TIE f5bct az idHi Nkerfon said J;Tk,11s
rfS'6cd, @fHetcG in lie conHt oC Hdiif0r on Sr0aa
toH ihter, flee miles 6eioU iI0Sb6'S Ferrg cogfojg-
1"g nee hH"6rfd '1'd si1fy uCsCS-Ge fkiTd DF 1Air
IS H'M rue Gtifom fa1d. he j0i0Hce hich Iond AZ
PaFt beTy superior. one thoaSGnd dollars ,siA be
aeqHfsea ~ """d, me 6df0ncs on etteaSiUe crediis
IHfS d VfTg superior tract Of fqnd agd deS,y,cy
re dft"'"n those ~Ao utsh &c UeSs muney ia nat
PToFtrfy.-H "tH b. s!t'0m ~ aEy person nis6iNg
Z" P"rchdSe Oy t.e subscriber. ahO HUeS mar M.
Prsm@es; HEAEf +. COLEJi8H, Executor.
o'faiu"eI ~
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SALEM, Sept. l5.-W eight of Great Charac-
tiers, August 10, I7s3-Weighed AT the Scales

SALEM, Sept. Is w eight of Great Charac-
tiers, August 10, I7s3-Weighe at the Scales
at West Point
General Washington. .2o9 lib.
General Lincoln. ................22i
General Kuox. 1850
General Hunting ton.. .i32
Oeherai Ofedton. ......... lob
!. Col. Swift... ......2i9
Col Michael Jackson............252
Col. HeHry jackson ..............23S
II. Col. Huntingdon. ..-...........232
1t. Col. Cobb. $3.50, LISP
1t. Col. Humphreys. 22i
The above memorandum was found in the
pocket book OF deceased officer of the Mas
sachusetis line.
Curiosity respecting the form. physioguomy
aud Stature 81 eminent men Is universal; boy-
IA: hers usually attempt to CRAFTY their read,
Shy detailing all su II minute Gu cumstances;
yet who knows tue weight OF Gen. BOraparte
or the Duke OF " elliHg ton? Those who read
their biography would he gratih-d To know
the cubic inches aud exact dime sions Of the
Clay ienements occupied by such martial
spirits.
The average weight of these elrvea distin
guished Revolutionary officers is 2li lbs. aud
exceeds, we think, that OF an equal number ct
any other nation. IGaz.
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. TafnoJIe Lands 5o5. Sac

y FHTHuUte LHHdS J or ISuLe.
'BNHE subscriber again offers for sale his FINNEY.
"A WOOD TRACT OF LAND, ~ The county Of Meek
lCnburg, containing from 800 $50 acres. He would
also sell aD'thef small tract adjoining the Finmeywood
tract, from 300 to $50 acresholh prime tobacco
land Any person inclined TO purchase will be shewm
lie land on application 10 JOHN McQUiE
hecklenburg, Sept. IS. ..waws
'KHE subscribe have; employed Tobias S. Calls TO
Il teach school ~ the comfy Of Louisa. about FIVE
miles o the O1ih of Louisa Courthouse few scholars
All he admitted Into the school board can be had CON
venieD TO the schonI house AT Garrett 81 QnaTIes'-B
WinstOns or Nicholas J. PoiHdtXtets. Mr. Calls is
much approved Misunderstanding taught several
years utbe Deighhaf hood-as his qualifications
rrfer TO the certifca'es suhjoiued-of two Of the
oldest and best teachers in knowledge Ito W.T.
II ugh ~. Bnges and Peter Nelson.
iil,arf II lial.
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HAVE received by the late arrivals from liverpool
an extensive aud general assortment of HARDWARE
Cmie0 ard Saddlery. Sept. 20. 4i..1t
Land for Sale Without Reserve, for Cash.
10y virtue ofG dccd Of trust, executed 6y Thomas
l. u. RaHdoiph mt rife diid bearing datethe frSt
day ofJaAHary 1918, ant dttg 0dmitfed 10 recOrdiR
me county c0WTf u CaBibCriaNd-re SAaW on fhe
23t day OF OctOhetneXt, at F0rHfUie fH the county
~ Prince LdJeard bej0rc the d0Or ~ Fracis SMITHS
TaDcfH, PTocecdfO sen JOr c0Sh me- foi0riWg tract
0taHd, or 50 much THEREBY, as UiH be SaGcietf0 pup
tie sum dRe WHdCr tic Said need Of trust, uni MI
charges Of suite, nj afraet oftaHd 0H 1PpOmetf0r
TiDcr, containing by csfHGfOR, three hWRdred nine
teen and hakt acres; 60WHaed at tie d0fs Of the
suit deea 0CtrHsf. bgtke taads II Bt0ke y. ipood-
SoH dud others. JhC said fr0ck ~ f0Hd lies in (Nm
IcriaHd c0RHfg, in JeW mites Of james t0,on md
IoTmDihe the SWbscriJerS dO NOT Wurraaf me fhie,
eHt uH cotocg only tacI ttte as heg haUc, aRd mag
fafcfHtfg cORYcg.
STERLING SMITH, , 49,.
WARREN W.aEKEDSTB, ''"-''S'
Sept. 2G. a. Ids.
AIOlICE....A pctiiVn VIII be presented To- tie
legislature praying that theiaw passed during The
asst session, for isc Improvement II Ircbahoe creek,
may be- repealed. sg..p3w
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fEhlAIL ItUICAIlDN

fEM A LII EDtCA1 lON.
7 MON ACADEMY viii be opened AGAIN Tor The re-
- cepiion OF Young Ladies Monday the 18Th on
sepiehher The course ofmtrmcuon in this Institution
"li embrace every branch of English education
usually taught III Female Srmiuares Together with the.
ikEAci LANGUAGE and Music, taught by we'll quail.
fed lnslTuctoTs.i
The snLscriber has been induced by past encourage
eht 10 enlarge his plan. lie has engaged The assist
ahce of experienced Teachers, aad can receive any
humber Of pupils that may apply
Terms Jor hoard IHifioH, SC.
lhili"n IA Engl .l..........Sl
french ......i5t Per Session OF
. husIc..............2h( months.
Use oi Piano Forte.
i,oarceIs viii lac received in the family OF the snb
scTiber at 5 IS for board, washing aud bedding The
fses Tor each session must he paid IN advance
oept.I. ai..wsw SAMUEL =. wilson.
4 WISH 10 inform the public generally Thai have
u just started HACK, which will INA once a WEEK.
between HchhaGmd and Ch6rkoffesriiie along the
Unrestricted Road by way Of the Short Pnmp....
VIII leave Richmond every Saturday ~ O'Clock and
arrive IN Charniesv on Monday 10 dnner-and re-
farming leave Charlottesville every Wednesday morning
Passengers in This hack will lind the terms moderate
ana please apply for seatsa the bar the Franklin
IdDera, u street, Richmnnd.--Fare through, So
N. u. Any package sent TO my care, will he respcn-
s'pIe iof S, =. BELEW.
September 10.