Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-04-10
TO THE PUBLIC.

fs'IlE subscribers, having purchased the Line OF
- Stages running between Gpyandotte andJewis-
burg, VIII, on or before the first OF May next cb1l,
nicnce running the Route TWICE WEEK.
The Lane Will pass through Charleston, and fioU,
thence, by the State Turnpike, to hewfsbtrg sni
the principal Medicinal Springs to wit: tlTe White
Sulphur the Hot, the Warm. &c. to Staunten
1t viii leave Guyaneoste, sw'ice week at 5 o'coth
A. IT.
And on IFS retutn, vii leave stannten twice .,
From Gi!yandotte to tbe Springs there will be 10
night travelling.
At Slaunton the Line meets the Charlottesville
Richmond ana Fredericksburg LINES, running thEec
tineS week.
The route, from Guyandotte 10 StauntoD. Will lsc
performed in five days and form Staupton to Rict,
mond, or Fredericksburg, in two DAYS aud fto,s
Richmond, to the City Of Washington, in 90 hours
and from Fredericksburg, to the City, in eight hours
Persons ascending the Ohio their way to the
North, will find this route the plcasautest and cheap
est. And those who may wish To visit the SPRINGS
are informed that exclusive of the Line they can ar
all times be accommodated, short notice, With
good extra Coaches to those Altering places.
AND the public are assured, that in attention to the
accommodation and comfort of the passengers so far
as good Coaches and Teens, and skilful and sober
Drivers afford them, the line shall not be inferior
PORTER g. BELDEN.
Richmond, Va. March 10, 1929. c.f
Tie .ltaO -lQQS II Virginia, Hel1ngs SfotIfes al
la,gc, GIntG,'s 0o3 Rdudoipb's Reports of Cdxcs
a'gHcd ard ds'"ra'fned in The Co,ia Of ,4ppeaJs,
.joVrnis g tie Sea1tc and IIo,lge Of Dciegotcs IF
Irgjnia from 1776 to 100 inciusiyc, and IF Tie
Confentt1nsof I775-6 md 1858.
FTSHE Legislature having directed the salc OF these
u Maps and Books, many Of which were purcfIa-
sod by tn, State to insure the publication, thew arc
offered to the public at Except the Journats) much
less tan and s the proceeds Gre to be appIea
to the hcrcase Of tho Library tile State il hoped
that every Virginia purchaser will be disposed 10
supply himself from this source.
Ofthe large Map of Virginia, so Justly admired
for its general accuracy and beauty Of exccitun but
EWfted number Of copies remain for sale. The
Journals which have been printed at the public cx-
pcnse, embrace the entire period of our Revolutionary
struggle, contain much valuable and interesting mat
ter, are no where else to be had, and with the Sta
tutcs at large ought to be IN the Library Of every
Vjrginian.
The following arc tho prices: For the large Man
$40; snail Map Sc: Jennings Statutes at large nor
set OF 10 vols. sl2; CIilmcrs Reports 81 per vol;
Randolph per set Of vols $40, or ~ proportion for
bny volume except the 18Th, which cannot be- old for
less than S. for the Journals per set, comprising Eve
quarto and three octave vols. E25, being 10 moro
than the expense Of printing and binding.
Orders addressed to the subscriber a, the Cauifu
IN the City Of Richmond, or to Messrs J. g. J. T.
Heron corner above the Eagle Hotel, will he prompt
ly attended to. WIN. H. RfCHARDSON
mar 24-ot Clerk Council and Librarian
Richmond Rolling q Sailing J1siI anil Nal Fg1f0Tg
RN have for sale large stock Of Cut Nails made Of IN.
ported Swedish Iron, Of own manufacture and th,
e various sizes from Sd od IN casks containing 100 70 200
los edcn also brads Horse Shoe IRON, Rods and Rolled Irou
OF every description We determined 10 sell as u as any
that can DC imported, and
merchants generally call aud exam NJ GOODS b. pc trv
purchase We have lately erected Spike Machlie OF ar,
immense power and new construction, calculated from
mar Limo P HAxa-I. e. co.