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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-23

'IRUST SALE or NEGROEs.-i!y yisue of deed
Of trust executed TO by William Ncsssr bpadng date
the ninth day Of August, 1927 and duly recorded in the ccrs
ONCE Of Nooway county, shall sell public auction 10 the
hfgt bidder, for cash, Nouowsy court hpusc ON hnr,y
the l2 day Of March mkt, TIN StGKJis or 90 nay 81
ne'n as stall be sufficient O sos o." prYf o. said deed u
trust shall convtyf the purchaser .a~ 'r ,nly vested
DO me a. trustee. RiCIItED Z. GRAIL -. J.. Trirer.
Noi'owav, Feb 9th, 1870 ,yJtc
VIRGINIA: truleg holden u sue clr,k o.iep Of the
superior copt ~ ChaBrcry m TIE N;ch,rnrd dsinr,.
. the %nd day Of February, 1879: Isaac Vaurgpc pHC
Hsaiust Henry Davis & Co auJ Hru5y iv Noucure, ana
IL Pieasihts, dts.
The defendants fisHy Davis %, nrths,ioe eu,rred
tue" sPpe''a"'' and e''r' erfy tc'" 10 the act of
assembly and 'he r-rs of fl- a, i .rc ..ra,irg h.,
satisfactory evidence ihat ury aIc rot afns Of mi,
country; II IS ordered ostr .d ,rr.u as do amman
mere nc Gs dey Of ,Ie Jut f.f a answer the
OIL 'i hc p''"iii "Hd tt g., 10 .1.. r uc forth.
v' Inserted 90 sp"e .rsff.r' n s' 't ju tie riiv q
Hi'nmunG lpr trG mouth srg snI tl.I of ,.
i'"hi ooor Of .fe ca ri'0l ip 20 .a.t r..r.
corg. Te.ir. "N. g. rITp' rv r g.. g..
IGOR urc, several b.. .su. .a.. aud ,.... mot
- o'tham ao.u.ton,'d ia-. vo-l-.u- plrfi.
''.ai- fniuIi' o. fYs - -E
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-23
SUESCRIPTION.
MFR. .ALPBONSE LoUBAT Ira.

-. I'NtF NIl.fFFI LNIs FJUIS FIItIf
Fi'.i' u. at wo6.roic Price. ant sncutpugiss lie
l.-Lroalie:ioR of ikat C.i.Ic ~ i,e iliitk Aal,s.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-23
Potter's VEGETABLE Cathoiicon.

HAVE just received supply Of this invaluable Medicine
u per advertisement. And take this method OF inirn1
the public that in order that its benefits may widely diff
fused the Proprietor has reduced the rea price 81 per e
!. n. BiANIIRK, Sole Rg,nt,
isn15 Sign Of the Mortar opposite tho Rase Door
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-23
DANIEL WELLER.

Opposite The Union Hotel, offers fan, Sal,
DAn Boxes Tin Plate ID crors
WV 5000 lbs iron wire frcIu no. to 1G
1000 lbs Russia sheet iron
5000 lbs double and single rolled English iron.
lie will also keep constantly on band general Hs-
sortment of Tin Ware, also Noodles Patent Portable
Ovens for baking charcoal furnaces. The above
articles Wi! be sold low as ..r, can be bought III
this market. 4Iu c Dec
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-23
30 GInLiYT,r,.

EDGEuILL, or The Family Of the F,2royols,
M a novel By a Fi.elnian.
"Ficrcc and faithful love-
And truth severe, by fairy fiction drcsl. Guy.
In vols, price 81 80. Published and for sale by
Jan 80 ]. II. NASH.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-23

VihoiNlA; AT rules holden in the clicks Office Of the
superior court OF chancery for the Richmond district,
e "a day OF June, 1928: James c. Anthony pt
John Marshall Daniel Cali George Fisher rx ors a.,
I'VE Hev. 'ohn Buchanan, dec. Hin Carter, Susan
mary Garter, ana Elizabeth Garter, infant child,en ~
cna'es Carter the younger, dec Robert RandoIph anf
Elizabeth his wife, formerly Berkeley Walker Taylor and
e''zdOe'h w. C. his wife, formerly Betkley, Edmund
nerkiey' Ann u. Berkeley, Robert G. Berkley Parke r
oe'Ki'y, hes OF Caiharnc s. Berkeley formerly Garter,
nary W. braNon, Anu II. Lee, Bernard NJ Can.r'
w '''iams Garter, VIM. Fnzhugh Carter, Hin Carte,
ihomas Carter, WIN. +. Wickham aud Ann hi, vy;fs
formerly Carter, and Edmund Wickham and I,rv ~
wlie' formerly Carter Nathaniel Burwe and Lucv he
we' John IL Carter, Charles Shirley Carter BIadep no
fancy anu Mary w. his wife, ae Carter he s of Ewa Id
Ca'rr' Charles Carter, Joseph G. Cabe and Matv Ins
"'ie heifs OF George Carter Nancy Norve the WIDOW
aud Jorph'ne Novel;, Martha Nove Mary Notvell .,,,
homrs Norvei, infant children and heirs OF Thom,.
Notveii deceased, and Polly Smith, dts.
The DEFENDANTS Apn II. Lee aud Bernard NJ car,,, mt
hHVing entered their appearance aud given seeutv ar
eoaHg 10 The act of Ssrby aud rules of this eou,
ana appearing by sa siacro'y evidence that thew are
NOT inhabitants al this county; is ode that the s,r
defendants do appear here the of the next
anu answer the bill OF the plaintiff aud that couv of s
oIder be forthwith inserted 10 newspaper nublisbr,j
IN the city of Richmond for months ami
posted al the front door OF the capitol in the said city,
% copy. TeSlc, VIZ. @. PEHDLEToy C. g.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-23
TOBACCO.

VlRYrespcct'Uliv take leave 10 return nv partcu-
z lar thanks to tosr planters who have been So FRIEND
y rs 10 intrIs the mama cement their oba co to me
rs Salesman at the Public Warehouse. hope It is
rot necessary for me h my that M best cycr,ions
htve boon used 10 render general satisfaction. rain
c&'T them the same attention. moro. as mv health
trust has been rcsored.-I would here remark 10 my
friends for whom have done business as WI - ma
ny others for whom hope To be engaged that thisno-
tee wouidnot have been introduced upon them. hut for
the offer OF Mr.. Lakeland do busns ss at the same
place a. competitor. Our friend. will please direct
their Tobacco tOonc or tha other o. they MAJ SOC
cause. which will save any thing Ike contention u
shoU:d not be expected that when there is fair
competition IN this way TINT the inspectors you'd
Zee! themselves IN uuy way Interested, partcul1lly
the same patronage Is extended 20 the Warehouse
as heretofore h. the Planters. Should any Tobnc-
co be directed 70 the Ware ho1ro without specify
any preference in the SacsI1gn the owner viii re-
collect that hc has the right 90 choose Jr hirnse
even tire day OF saIe. Tho sit,iation ot sales
man IS IN uo way Connected with pur Of the
other duties Of the Wer. hcnsa. Crssccrcrtir,
II IS hold alone by the patronage Of tho Planters
and dealers. Surely can give no better evidence Of
lhy attachment 20 the intcTcst ofte Planters and NV
anxiety to promote their interest than 10 annex The
following names composing LARGE majority Oh the
principal Buyers, who have kindly Directed nc 20
give reference to them by way of sheWiur their sa-
tsiacton 10 my mode Of doing busincs as Salesman
Iheparticuar patronage Of such dcocrs is worth more
TO the growers Of tobacco than any other evidence
that have to ofIarfor such an expression Of their
feelings, have only 20 return ms humble thanls-
he nspect9rs receipt for MI Tobacco sent 10 me will
be returned 20 the owner, consequently shall wait his
order Tor It's inspection and sale. Al EXPENSES uaid
u directed, b. the subscrIber-Dhi~r ai the Ware
house. H. u. MONTAGT,E.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-23

VKGINiA: AZ rules, holden in the clerk Office OF an.
superior court of ehane.ry for the Richmond d,tie,
the 7ih day of July 1928: john Enroughy aud Martha
NJ bis wife, wbo Martha NJ. Robcrison Archer
robertson, admn6 OF Nancy NJ Robertson, who VA,
Nancy NJ Booker, Joseph Scot and Caroline NJ his wife,
aud john Robertson aud Eliza beth his wife, pits againsf
Elizabeth Booker, exix of William NJ. Booker deceased
w lillian Scott and Rachael +. his wife William n.
Booker, VII I. Eggleston, adm Of Thomas Booker
deceased, Atmsead r. Townes John Booker, illiam T.
Egg'eson Ia his right. john S. Booker aud John l..
Iownes, adm OF James Towne,, deceased, dts.
The deIendan John L. Towncs admof Of James
rownes dec not having entered his given
security according the Of assembly nd the rules of
,hs court aud appearing by satisfactory evidence that
ne rot ina btant o this county; IL is ordered that
the said defendant DO appear here the 6st day of The
next term aud answer the hill Of the plaintiffs and that
copy o'h order be forthwith inserted in Newspaper
punished IN the city of Richmond, for months success
said city.
o5 copy. Teste. VIM. G. PrSnIrrnu ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-23

VIRGINIA: AT rules, holden the clerks Office of the
superior court OF chenee,y for the Rcb1ond district.
the 7th day ofJuly 1885, John Forbes ESQ execn,o, oS
'ne as. VIII and testament OF William l.. Myers deo nit
dsd'nsf James Scott exor Of john Lesse and
'au'rs Snphsrd William Mckenzie, David
Bareiny' Samuel Irving aud James b. Scott dts.
Inc sche acas awarded IN this us. OF being
ON tho defendant Samuel Irving, and
w "ppe"t"nce and given security according the act uf
assembly " the rules Of nd nv sa,.
factory evidence, hnl he of this
IS ordered that the hid defendant appear he re- on the
hrst DAY OF the next term and shew cause apaiu, the
revival sought by the said process aud that COW Of mi.
order he forthwith inserted in some newspaper publised
III the city OF Richmond, for months successyey and
posted at the front door of the capitol in the said civ
6i copy. fesic, WIN. c. PrNpLEroN q
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-23

f.fsF ~ T. .. = -
H0gcrS md Harrison,
JaO. oJ,d IN. GIIdU.
SDoH, H-rjne 6. In.
Tins. .ldbiLs,
JHO. Sicio0rf,
ROr. C,tsi.ie & T..
cruz and PaakeV
Go. l.. Suuysop
n. PctticOiUs md IN.
i. Warr & Son,
U'iiiiams& Crjogan.
=. ". U'inJfec.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-23

VIRGINIA; AZ rules holden n the clerks Office Of the
superior court Of ehancery for tho Richmond district,
The 4th day of August, 1925: William Meganson, plt
asaWh Hobeu Iorsley aduor Of Joseph G.. Mcgginson,
and Philip DuvsI, dts.
Ine defendant Philip Duval not having entered his
appearance and given security according the act Of
assembly and the rules OF This cnu, and IL appearing by
satisfactory evidence, that be IS inbabani Of this
country; is ordered, that the said defendant do appear
here on the 6Tsi day o the er'n, and answer tic b
~ the plaintiff; aud hat copy of this order he forthwith
inserted ~ newspaper published in the city Of Rich
non oT two months successjvcly and posted the front
toor ~ the capitol, in the said city.
CO COPY. i's'c. 'rri G. PErHIr9ov O. o.,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-23

~ PoiNDEyrER g.
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-09-17

Of Russia to make a close investment and at
tack Of Shumla before its garrison could he
strongly reinforced; ON turning this fortress
to the left, to take the eastern road over the
spur Of the Balkan, and to commence march
at quick time from AdrianOple. and eventually
for the Turkish capital, leaving strong corps
of observation before the remaining strong
holds Of the Turks on the Danube, and in the
mountains. Before the Russians perform this
march there must be much hard fighting, If
the accounts Of the exeriiOns now making by
the Sultan, and Of the troops on the march to
his succOur be correct. 1t might be that the
Russians would not choose to leave the garrl-
son of Shunnla in their rear, weakened even as
it was said to have been by the losses of the
Grand Vizier. In this event, the campaign
would probably be prolonged in hot weather.
The military features of ShumIa, as the bull
wark of the Balkan, have often been gwen
1t heretofore has never been taken or passed
by the Russian Eagles. In 1910 it resisted
the attacks Of II powerful Russian army. 1t
was then as now, defended by the Grand Vi
Zer who in the above year, after rcpnlsing
the enemy descended into Bulgaria, land drove
the renowned KutusOf across the Danube in
to Wallachia. What has been may again be
but it may be reserved for the highly disci-
pIined and ably commanded troops Of the
present Emperor to effect deed in arms
which no other troops of the Gears have been
able to achieve.
| Shumla, Or Chumla, is called the Their
mopyle Of Bulgaria and indeed pass ovel
the mountains which sepal ate it from the Dan
ube is very difficult one, but the town itseI
is commanded by the heights which SURROUND
it on three sides, in the shape of a crescent
These heights seem nearly impregnable, ant
form the chief strength Of the fortress, or rath
er vast intrenched camp. We saw here ma
ny tailors and brazers at work, which gave
the town an appearance Of activity and com
merce. There ale likewise many vines upor
the sides of the sandy hills which nearly sur
! round Shumla, which therefore infer manu-
fuctures wine. The Russians have twice ad'
vanced as far as Shumla lin l774 and 1910, but
| have never yet taken it. should consider
| the fortress untenable in the hands Of Europe
an troops. Dr.. Clarke inclines TO think thai
Shumla is the ancient Marianopons, the capt
tai of Mesia Inferior. 1t is a large Struggling
town, having a wall round it, fanked at inter-
| walls. by brick towers, 10 many parts broken
| and decayed. 1t has considerable com
merce in braziery and clothing. The country
round about it might be even beautiful at Il
more advanced season ofthe year. Here we
took coffee at the khan with the Turks, chan
ged horses, and proceeded on towards vii
lage called Dragoeu, observing on our LEI
hand upon the horizon five very high and re
markable barrows.--Fsanklin's Travels.
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-09-17

mense national importance Of permanently
flourishing manufactures, yet am SO unfcr-
tunate. as to differ from you respecting the
mode best calculated to effect that desidera-
tum. will not tire you with the grounds
and reasons Of my opinion, in a Writsen speech
as nolens volens, you have been. and prob
ably will again be, sufficiently gratifed that
way. In laboriousIy and ably advocating the
interests of the manufacturers. according to
your conviction of what will best promote
them, am satisfied that you are influenced
by the purest motives; and however. impress
sed you may be, that am in error, in taking
view different from yours. feal assured that
you will acquit me of being Intentionally
wrong.
With great respect and esteem, I am, dear
sir, your faithful and obedient servant.
WIN. DRAYTON.
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-09-17

Ficf1res Of Father and Son.-An old woman. who
ne house and pictures Towcester express.
co herself ~ these remarkable woVds:-" That 10 Sir
Robert Farmer: he lived 10 the country took care Of
s estate, built this house. aud paid for il managed
wen, saved money, and died rich.- That is his son
estate and died q begear" ''
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-09-17

At regular term of the Superior Court
for Baldwin county, Georgia, Judge Cobb
presiding, which commenced on the 18th
inst. two cases were tried which excited a
good deal Of Interest,"" The one of Martha
Ellington against John Duncan, for breach
of promise of marriage, and the other. the
suit of Geo. w. hurry, Cashier of the Branch
of Darien Bank, against Maj. John A. Jones,
for SANDER. In the first case the jury gave
three hundred dollars, and the last, nine thou
sand dollars damages. "-Gaz.
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-09-17

a discovery Of much importance is spoken
o. 10 rarls-lt Is nothing less than solvent,
~ way OF injection, for every kind Of stone oil
~ sne bladder. The Academy Of Science are
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-09-17

Cnriosity.-A few days since. a party OF
gentlemen and ladies from Pultneyvlle, made
an excursion of pleasure, in a small boat, and
when about half a mile from the shore, thew
saw large seal swimming IN the Lake. It
soon approached the boat, and attempted
to come on board first at the bow. Failing
there. it went around and made another effort
at the stern, where the ladies were sitting
They had the courage to repel the unwelc0me
visitor and the party returned to the land
without the company of the singular animal.
1t IS very rare thing TO see one of these ami
mails in our lakes. This is the first tina, we
tario.-ib. W"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-22

Begrdde, .4Hg l3
The repartth that III Grand gizIer is pona,
Adrianople is not confirmed The misIaL
probably arose from the sending o. two parI,a'
rom Choumla, who were afterwards defea,s,
by The Russia near Autos.
From The Gasette de France, of .4up 20
DoS NIGUsL.-" Ii We are To belize.
sous who say that they arr well informed a.
Engli-h Government has determined uton A.
ierrlng the acknow ledg ment Of Don Mg,sI
King oi Portuual in order To give time to ID -
Pedro to give definitive answer, now ~.
he Is informed thai Don NJ guel consents ~
mary his neice.-It apprsfs that in the men,
time an attack OF the Cons iiuiionaliss NJ
Portugal is dreaded, and that King Ferdin.aa
mad promised that in bat case he would iurn,,t
assistance 10 Don VI iguel.
" But the cabinet of Madrid bad some 10.
that supposlng such m event. the B,ilsn 90,
eminent mighl consider itself just fed h, ~.
! existing 'reates in sending troops into PR,
gal. II is sail that this point has been the .n,,,
jet OF fresh diplomatic cou manicatioos h,
~, cen England and The Spanish governments
and thar they ended by full PERM. sion b,ing
given To Ferdinand TO manage, as he NAV tbjnR
proper, the affairs OF he Peninsula. A CoD,ier
who arrived from London two DAYS a o. and
was despatched Yesterday 10 NJ. drid. IL Tho
bearer OF these agreeable t.dlngs 10 ftrl.
nand.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-22

Trade o. Hdr.-iI seems TO be very bad poh9
~ the nrufal European Powers. 10 permit fs
war belween Rnssla and Turkey 10 conIna'
so long. RaS'a has been a harmless na'ion'
from ISnorance of her strength, and from hef
pac'hc habts-hut an empire, stretching ar
mos round the world aud with a populau'o
oil 40 or 81 m Hons. when il sha ecome &C
e"''"'ned 10 war, have ac CURED taste ~
H. ana d. ank OF the Intoxicating stream OF mn
'ary glory, W IL be most dangerous for the r'N'
OF Inc world. may shake other countries 70
iheir iounda'ions, aud renew the Grecian, no
ina"' aud Napoleon scheme of universal t'o.
empire Success in'atna'es Strength encou'
ages, aud military ambition will speculate !"
hiognoms AS readily as mercantile humoIee p
ierprlze would in cottons and teas.
+ Boston Pal
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-22

by their respective Msjor.i Majors by The Csp-
,ains aud Snoalierns ofthe battalion !: Coioneis
by me Majors, Captains and Subs',erns oil the
regiment. e..
These vsrions propositions were laiJon the
able aud otd.rcdiohe printed.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-22
. O A II s. g. &.

H(ok SALE by the subscriber. large sop
- ply Of SOAPS, viz Fancy Soaps, gres.'
variety, English and American, Windsor 'e.''
mental and Turp uiine Soaps and Veslmen9'
Essence. Howell DAVIES
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-22
Tur MlsorttA rrous CoMairrEr.
from NE samt paper, Oct IL.
THE COM EES,

In the same spirit in which We gave The
Tio,cis Submitted 10 The Select Committees in
out last, we CONTINUE extracts from other Pro.
Positions which have been laid before these
Committees sender, indeed, can scarce.
b mistake The character OF these various Pro-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-22

20 Ie consider the question, and will probnbiy
be urged iLis morning.
A Resolution was yesterday submitted by
Mr. Clsyior that wbeaever u becomes nsces-
ssry In appoint Judge Of any Superior Court
established either by the Conslfuuon, or by
law, the head Of eihrf Of the Executive De
psitmenis Of Government. or militia ofhoer
above the rank of Colonel, 1t ought TO be M ade
the duty ofthe Governor to nuninaic
persons. from amongst whom such appointment
shall he made ny joint ballot oi tue Two HOUSES
of The General Assembl. -
And a fesolption by Mr Gordon--fhai the
Governor and Lieut. Governor II til, Common
wealth. he elected BY tut qualifed voters, aud
continue IN Office year Aud resolutions by
Mr.. TrezYani -" That the commissioned Off
GERS OF MiLis Companies be nominated TO the
Executive b. ma jurify uf their respective
companies aud the field officers of regImenii
he nominated To The Executive 10y majority Of
the co 4msHpned officers Of iheir respective
regiments
The Judirini Committee decided Yesterday,
the mode of appointing the Judges--tha' II
should be as heretofore, by JOINT voi. al both
Houses Of the Legislature. The vote was 10
tor the present mode ofeleeiiun, aud 10 aR0iIwl
1.-THE Chairman. Mr. Marshall, voting IN Ia
v0I ri the present mode, the vote stood | and
lot Is remarkable how many nce yntes, on
important qnrsilnns. are gwen in the Commit
tees,--Ihr Jndiciaty Committee also took
vote on the mod of anpo nting Magistrates to
TIL County Cpurts-Ihe On stpn weut Ia favor
oil the pre- cn mode Of appointment
In the MseeiinneouS COMMITTEE. n resolution
was laid npon tue table, by Mr. Taylor Of Ches-
ieifeld. the Chairman, for defining the subjects
10 which The COMMITTEE should direct their at
tention.
Also a resolution by Mr.. Byars, that j" he
Members al the Legislature shall receive for
their compensation, To be ascerfaued hy law
aud paid o0t OF the public trea sury, but no IN
crease oi the compensated shall take effect
nnliI the last day Of the ensuing Session after
such Increase las been made, and that no law
BIZ passed, lncreasmg the compensation of lhe
members of the Legislature, hey ond the sum OF
dollars day
And another resolution by Mr.. Clopton tina,
the Declaration OF Rights, ough' 10 be incorpo-
rated III the Constitution.
We understand this Committee hive AS vet
decided sgalnfta any change in the BIZ Of Rights.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-22

C0nddMin0pte, dug. IL.
Our situation becomes more aud more cri.
teal Every day is marked by new successes
on the part of The Russians, and the Sultan
unable TO stop their victorious career, will be
obliged 10 yield aud apptase the d.conioni of
his subjects, who are impatient for peace. The
evaporation is general, and sInce the last Gre
broke out, several plots have been discovered
that tended TO reduce the city 10 ashes.
Janis 'arism re appears. aud does all in its
power TO increase the danger of the impeG ding
storm. The Porte. however, continues its pre-
parations for defence, all the faithful are nvi.
ted 10 take arms. the Divan assemble daily
The Ministers OF the Foreign Powers have fire..
qucnt conferences between thensev YES and the
Refs Etfsndi, and The Couriers arrive on start
every moment,
The Sultan left TerRpia on the 9th with the
Prophets Standard, 10 go 10 RAMS TchiAIck
where he is 10 assemble formidable army. bur
as Yet there are only 1900 men in this las,
place, other troops have also been sent TO Ka,.
aburna, where the Seraskier has gone bim,eIfl
herause IL feared that the Russians will ,lisem.
bark on that point. As the town is threatened |
with general fire during this crisis, the Grand
seignor has given out a irmsn. ordering thar |
a sentinel should pass the ne ht in each house
whers several bu,is OF water are always ken,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-07
TO THE PUBLIC.

TNHE subscribers, having purch sed the Line of
Stages running between Guyandotte and Lewis
burg, will, on or before the first of May next, COM.
mence running the Route TWICE WEEK.
The Line will pass through Charleston, aud from
thence, by the State Turnpike, to Lewsburg and
the principal Medicinal Springs, to wit: the White
Sulphur, the Hot, the Warm, &c. to Staunton.
1t viii leave Guyandotte, twice week at O'Clock
a. M.
And on its return, viii leave Stanton twice n
week.
! From Guyandottc to The Springs there will be nj
night travelling.
! At Stanton the Line meets the Charlottesville
Richmond, and Fredericksburg Lines, running three
times week.
! The route, from Guyantottc 70 S,aunton. will be
Performed in five days, and from Stanton, to Rich.
niond, Fredericksburg, in two days, and from
Richmond, to the City of Washington, in % hours
and from Fredericksburg, to the City, in eight hours
! Persons ascending the Ohio on their way TO the
North, will find this route the pcasantest and cheap
est And those who may wish TO visit the Springs
are informed that, exclusive Of the Line they can
all times be accommodated, on short notice, witt
good extrG Coaches to those watering places.
And the public assured. that i'll attention 10 the
accommodation and comfort Of the passengers so fa
us good Coaches and Teens, and skiful and sobe,
Drivers afford them, the line shall not be inferior
to any other in the State.
PORTER & BELbEN.
! Richmond, Va. March 10. 1920.