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Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1829-11-27

A L a Court held for Louisa COUNTY az;
N the Courthouse on Monday. Sem.
tember the l4th, 1920. ~
John KennoD, plaintiff.
AGAINST
Thompson Gooch, administrator of
Thomas Wood decd. and George Wood.
Defendants.
IN CH.7NCERY
The defendant, George Wood not hay.
ing entered his appearance, and given Sc
curity according to law, and the rules of
this court, and it appearing to the satisfac.
ton OF the court, that he is not an inhab-
liant ofthls state. On the motion of the
pla'ntiffby his counsel, it is ordered that
the safe George Wood do appear here on
the frs. day pf December court next and
answer the bill Of the plaintiff, and that
a copy ofthis order be forthwith inserted in
the Virginia Advocate, a newspaper pub.
llshed in the town Of Charlottesville for
two months successfully, and posted at
the front door af the Courthouse of this
County on some Court day.
A Copy-Teste,
JOHN HUNTER Gle
September 1870 On
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
~ Y virtue Of deed Of trust, bearing
Ddate ON the Both day of May, 1929 ex-
ecuted by NJ. Boian Sr. and of record in
the Clerks Office of AlbemarIe County,
| shall. by the direction OF the person for
whose benefit the said deed Of trust is, pro-
coed to sell atPubic auction, to the high
est bidder, for cash, on the premises, on
Thursday the 10Th day of December next,
A TRACT OF LAND,
specified in said deed, lying in the North
Garden, Albsmarle County, containing
TWENTY-FIVE aCRES,
De the same more or less ard surrounded
by the lands Of Marshall Dsrre,i. Selling
rs Trustee, / shall cou'ey only such title
as IS vested IN me.
HENRY G. MOORE,
Trustee.
November l3--'1a ids
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5000 DOLLARS.

UNION CANAL LOTTERY
GLASS No. IA, FOR 1929.
W. DE drawn in Philadelphia, on
~ THURSDAY, the 18th DECEM.
Der, 1899.
10 NUMBER LoTTERY-s DRAWN REIIors
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TRUST SALE.

Rf virtue of a deed of Trust executed
- by Charles Day and Wife to Mary
W. Lerch. administrative of the esta,. o,
lanes Leitch decd. bearing date the gath
day OF March lS27, aud Of record in the
Clerks Office OF Albemarlc county court
shall proceed to sell in front of the Cour,
house door, OH Monday the 9Th Decembe,
nex,. between the hours of 10 o'clock A.
VI. and 3 O'Clock r. nj. the
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HOUSE AND LOT

upon which Charles Day now resides for
the benefit OF the estate of James ;,ci,ch
subject however. To prior deed of ,rus,
executed to VIM s. Davis and Others
bearing date the 25th day of February
1897, and of record in said Albemorie
county court. Terms will be made known
on the day of sale. shall convey such ii.
tie only rs is vested in me as trustee
IRA GARRETT,
Trustee.
November 6-'29 ,is
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OLD WHISKEY.

ME- have Ten Barrels very good Wits
w key, over two years old, (havino
been in our possession that length Of time7
which we would dispose of by the Barre
or otherwise.
#. BOYD g. BROTHER
August q, 80 IF
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NOTICE..
THE SUBSCRIBER

THE SUBSCRIBER
~ EGS leave to inform bis friends ana
- the public generally, that he intends
in few days to open an
AUCTION AND CONFUSION
s TOR e,
AT his old stand on Main street. He nro-
misses the strictest attention to all business
conhded to his care his, terms shall give
satisfaction to every person for whom he
may transact business. and he hopes by
strict attention to merit share Of public
patronage.
J. i. BENSON
November Geo 81
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OF TIE UNITED STATES.

FRANKLIN LETTER FOUNDRY.
TIME reduced cost OF the materials US
h ed in the composition of Printing
Types, and the Improvements and inCreas-
ed facilities Of casting them, have induced
the subscribers to adopt the following lis,
ofprices.
The style Of their large and small, letter
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The metal will be found to be very hard
and durable, having new Ingredient in
its composition. For accuracy and 6uish.
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dob Letters, SO that they are prepared TO
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notice. They are thankful for the pa,reu-
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Ply to.receive the orders of printers, Which
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orm abroad, will be supplied not onlv with
type, but with Presses, Chases, Composing
sticks, and every thing necessary for a
printing establishment, and put up with
care ana perfect accuracy.
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"ers, in which will be exhibited greater
variety than has been shown by any FouH.-
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Besides many others of 500, $40, 500.
$50, $40, &c.
PRICE OF TICKETS:
raoh S5-Hay 80 5O-Quarter 81 25
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YENHE RESIDUE Of the REy9L ES7.9TE of
y THOMAS JEFFERS0N, deceased, in
tho cortty of Albemarle, pasoid, copprisjog
the toausion house Of Monticello aud
loco ACRES
offirst rate LIND, is offered Tor sale on accom-
modating terms; aid little more is expected
than a fair price for the land, not Estimating
the improvements.
r. j. RANDOLPH
Ertcu'or Of Tno&As JryrHRson, dcccased
Dec ~, 1873 n ="
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BOOT a. SEhabE
NANUIEACTSsyxv

VI ANU EACEO2S Y.
ENHE Subscriber respectfully infnrm.
h the public, that he has recommenc.
ell the above business i'm ore of the mid.
die apartments ofthe JErrmnsoN lIorrL
opposite the Court House, and is prepared
to make Ladies' and Gentlcmens's
BOOTS, SHOES, & PU MPS,
OF every description. of the best materi.
ais, o: superior workmanship. and Of the
latest fashion, aud pledges himself to use
every effort To give satisfaction to his Gus
toners. lie has on hand very handspm,
assortment of BOOTS and SHOES. 81!
good quality, carefully selected to suit tn.
market, and inferior to none ever offered
in this place.
AT ca
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-12-19
VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE.
House, or DELEGATES.


Thursday, December ia communication was re !
ccived from the Senate, stating that they had passed
the bill 10 authorize the holding Of special term Of the
Superior Court Of Chancery in the Winchester District
The Senate also, by amendment to the resolution
OF the House OF Delegates postponed the removal Of the
two Councillors uut the LIST Wednesday 10 January
This amendment was agreed to-
The Senate agreed TO the resolution for the election
OLA Judge OF the 81 circuit, in ofJudge Dade, de
ceased.
MIR. Ba.ye nominated John T. Lomax now Professor
OF Law at the University.
The nomination was seconded by Mr.. Upshaw, and
Mr.. Mason OF King e. Queen.
There being opposition, the ballots stood, for Lo
max Ill; Scattering 1.
Mr.. Gmer submitted the following resolution, which
on his motion, was laid on the table, viz "ResoIved
that committee on Revolutionary Claims be added TO
the standing committees Of this House"
On Mr.. Whites motion, the committee Of Roads and
Internal Navigation was instructed 10 inquire into the
expedeDcy OF repeating The act 10 amend the several
acts concerning the Richmond Dock Company; and Of
passing an act explaining the several acts regulating their
tolls. On Mr.. Bryces motion, so much Of the Govern
accommodation relates 10 census Of this State,
was referred 70 the committee Of Finance. On Mr..
GueusnPs motion, leave given 10 bring in bill
amendatory ofthe aetneorPoTai1g the TuekahOe Cana
Company.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-12-19
CONGRESS-.

WARRINGTON, Dee. lin the Senate, yesterday,
bills were introduced leave, by Mesrs. Benton
Barton, Kane Smith. Of Md. and Noble. The re sol,i-
lions OF Mr.. Kane, offered yesterday considered
and agreed TO- Sandry petitions presented by
Messrs Silsbee, M'XinIey, Livingston, Sanford and
Woodbury.. The Senate went into executive business
at an early hour, after which, it adjourned
In the House Of Representatives. yesterday Domerous
petitions and memorials were presenod after which,
several resolutions were submitted Upon proposition
the preceding day by Mr.. Richardson, for the
establishment OF Committee on We SUBJECT OF
Educaton; considerable discussion eDsued, 10 which
Messts Hall Of North Carolina, Storrs, OF New York,
and Archer Of Virginia, took part in opposition to tho
resolution. Mr. Archer moved TO lay 1t upon The ta-
Bile; which was finally carried, on division by yeas
and nsys, by majority OF ~ 70 % Mr.; barrnger.
of North Carolina announced the death Of Hon Gabriel
Holmes member elect from, and formerly Governor Of
that State; and IL was upon his motion resolved that the
House go into mourning for the customary term OF thr-
Nv days The House then, additional testimonials Of
respect for the memory Of It's deceased member, adj
iourned. u. S. Tel.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-12-19

1JIn The last sett Of Ayes s. Noes in last Paper
we omitted Mr.. Clopon's among the .NoeS-and'
introduced the name Of Mr.. Joynss both among the
9yes and .Noes-he voted In the negative.
10 our sketch OF Legislative Proceedings Of Tuesday
last, the petition OF McComas for pension pre-
scented by NJ Beuhring-not by Mr.. Hill
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-12-19

a,Advsrtssments omitted, will be attended TO in
our next
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-26
LABORERS WANTED

Or Me RaPprharnOck Canal, near T'rederirLsLl,.g.
fINROM 90 to Gu able bodied men will find con.
n slant employment. good treatment and promps
monthly pay on the above work; blacks will be pre-
by the month piece work.
From TO 6, and for very prime first rate haads.
So a month will be given.
Farmers may be assured the risque or labour is NOT
greater than OF farm. Rations, as much bread.
meat, iisl and molasses be consumed three
iines day, with some spirits Rock blasting is per
formed exclusively by whites
FOR farther particulars as to the kind of work or
any other information required reference may he had
TO Col Storrow OF Culpeper, Mr. Benz. Barnett of
Fauquier, Mr. Y. Smith Fredericksburg ,Mossrs.
.. Wexford, VIM. a. Knox and John Ray Of Frede.
Ilcksburg, or the subscriber on tile work
WARNER W. MINOR,
june 5-wtf Fall Hill, near Fredericksbur6
]. Stone Mnsn1s will find rnnstnnt o,,,,,ll...-s
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-26

II Take pleasure announcing 10 my clients In the
II Court of Appeals and Court Of Chanccry, that my
friend JonS RosEarsoS, Esq lIas consented to attend
to INV in those courts. To those of them who
may not be acquainted with Mr.. Robertson, beg
leave to say that his talents professional skill and
attention TO whatevcr he undertakes cannot fail To
render the change an advantageous one to thcm.--
With view 10 save trouble To him far posi-
bic, all papers not filed IN the SUITS will be LEFT with
my brother David May Of Petersburg, who viii GIVE
any information in his power respecting thrm.
Richmond, June II. st j #. MAY.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-26
IL. Stone AIasons will find constant cnplovnenf.

'NiiE Subscriber having determined TO
leave this city by the ST of October, returns
gwen him during his residence in this place
ne VIII sell his well selected stock OF SADDLE
Itf until The above date, extremely low for cash.
lis extensive Stock consists Of best plain and
pest carriage aud gig harness; cart and Wagon ditto
Il Cho'ce assortment Of English plated and polshcd
urn and snafe bits plated and polished strr1pjrons
, ncst ana common; English and American brdie,
hc.y q. other articles too tedious to mention.
AI thosc indebted toI1m will please come for
ward and settle the same and those TO whom ho l.
'"GcpieG WIZ bring IN their claims for settlement.
J"i'O i'-eO DAVID JACKSON
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-26
IRON CASTTNGS-

1nE Subscriber nforus the public that he e,u,h.,r, 10
carry ON the IRON FOUNDRY near ,hs ss,rrr,
L atenoy' where he makes Sof Iros cAsTINGsnr Ma
W All descriptions Al ordcrs rsat n, h,y o, the
ir"'''n'y' or to Or. GEORGE WILLIAMS Ho.3 Bow
"hs"' bal'ipore, for Castings. wifi NEE, with nsme-
''en'"n' aud the Castings delivered there ffrv q
"g @,If 20. "@"'p"r,"tten. JONATHAN BONNER.
'"""p""''in' 20 lSy9. iafI2I
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-26
TO THE PUBLIC,

Mail Coach Line from Guyaudotte TO Stq,n,-
tom, Three Times IReek.
'S>llE subscribers have established Line OF PoI
u Coaches from Guyondottc to Stauuton, which, in
stead OF running tuaice week only, stated in for
ner notice, WILL for the greater accommodation Of the
traveller, and to prevent unavoidable delay on the
road, perform the route three times week.
The Line viii pass through Charleston, and from
thence, by the I.icks and the State Turnpike, to
Lewisburg and the principal Medicinal Springs, to
wit; the White Sulphur, the Hot, the Wurp, &C. To
Staunton.
1t will leave Guyan,ottc every Tuesday, Thurs
day and Saturday, at O'Clock, ~. NJ, and OH its
return, VIII leave Staunton every w Wednesday, Fri
day and Sunday, at the same hour.
At Staunton the Line meets the Charlottesville,
Newfoundland Fredericksburg Liucs, also running
three times week
The route, from Guyando,le 10 Staunton will be
per orncd IN FIVE travelling days, {thc 9TH day III each
week being necessarily resting tlny ! and from Staun
ton to Richmond, or FREDERICKSBURG, in two DAYS.
and from Richmond to the City of Washington in
20 hours, and from fredericksburg 10 tho City, in
eight hours.
! There viii be no night travelling throughout the
| route.
! Persons ascending the Ohio on their way to the
North, VIII find this route very pleasant and chcap
one AND those who may wish to visit the Springs
are informed, that, exclusive OF this Line, they can
general, be accommodated ON short notice, witt,
guod ertra Coaches to those " aterin., places
And the public assured. that in attention to tin,
accommodation and comfort of the PASSENGERS SD far
as good Coaches ami Teams. md skiifil attentive md
sober Drivers afford them, tho line shall not be
interior 10 any other in tho State.
PORTER 6; BELDEN,
t''rprei0rs -fipm Guyrutoite a. TIC Wana Springs.
JOHN WISE,
{ ITpprsttGr FINN NJ f,S
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-26

Richmond Dyeing Establishment.
On Cary Street, rear of The Ti,gin;a and Farmer
Banks.

On Cary Street, Of The Pirgll;a and Farmers
Banks.
YOSEPII WILLIAMS is grateful TO the ladies
~ and gentlemen of Virginia, for past favours and
hopes continuance Of the same; and would thank
the ladies sending their silk dresses to have them
ken to pieces which will enable him TO warrant them
20 be dyed and finished US well as at any establish
mcnt in the Union. Canton or stuff dresses not nc
cessary, as he has suitable machines to finish them, if
sent to him III the situation above mentioned
Gentlemen arc likewise informed, that he scours
and renews III colour, coats, pantaloons and vests to-
geter with al kinds of apparel and requested repairs
them IN the ncatest manner. As usual al kinds Of
piece goods dyed and hot cold pressed; furniture
stuiis cleansed and re-dyed in the neatcst manner
N. b. Tickets viii be issued on leaving the goods
with linn and requests they viii be presented on nm
phcationf or the same.
PEHE Subscriber wishing 10 remove from
his pres mt situation, and to relieve himself MS
far as possible iiom dependence slave labor of
icrs for sale THAT valuable property called the James
River State Mines, so miles above Richmond in Vir-
.snIa, immediately on navigation. Che Ouarri,ss
yielding slate acbnowicdglv superior in every re-
spect TO any ever brought to the Richmond markeiA
are now III full and prosperous operation PROMISING
TO produce great profit and to Increase more randy
III Valuc than any real property ofthe present
amount IN Virginia Besides these Quarries now
worked by the subscriber himself, there are others
leased out at a handsome profit, and others NAV he
leased TO great advantage, the present leases abo-
!Ished as the purchaser may desire. But as no ono
can be expected to adventure such purchase with
out first examining and Judging for himself all sncl,
are invited to view the premises, which will be their
own best recommendation when considered with the
increasing demand for that nestirnable article of pcr
manency and security, and all the other aGyantaees
OF these particular Quarrics all others vet dis.
Covered as VIII be pointed out by the proprietor
Extensive credit will be given if required. For fur
Their particulars enquire of Archeaus Hughes Rich.
mond, Agent for JOHN .NYCTJOT.9S
n B-rhe Editors Of the w ashington Telegraph
Baltisuure Republican and Now York Eyenin6 posi-
requested to insert the above advertisement cnce
week and forward their accounts to A. HUGHES
Tor payment. ;,,na s-n1,s "e'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-26
8. aUST1S PATEr7T
NALASIIIN(IrON PRIN1ING n, L.,


"ASHINGTON PRINTING PRESSES v,1i ne
w manufactured by NiiIi,A Row. a. the t,sua, ua,e
No ~ fldrd4 Seei, New Yok. All lues orcrs &c ,,ai
DC addressed 10 Sud Rust which will be promptly attended
s." y B Oi,efs igE Standing Presses Chsscs and ali oer
"os " fie uNs iue viii be tanl fully received and
go "a tue fnSt expeditions and wOrkinanlik manner ALL
a' Surfaces OF any size not exceeding four ieet qtfe y
Turned in "A compleie manner 'i'' WI W
prices. '''I'' 90" !" !, OuS
CIl 1NCERi..hts court hell f0r Louisa comfy, at
We coii-h"use, o. MONDAY, May tie 1Itll 1929 Pobrr
Hlhe' pm against EoicdG WINS administrator Of lanes
Sene,I dec Matthew Aica.c, John Aiiche joseph McL
,,pc,'a Nlchc, SaJ Michc aad Lobcn o. Walls and Elza
The defendants Matthew Mchic, aud John Meie M, hay
s 'uC uer appeafdnce, aUd given security accordng to
NV, 'n we Tues Of tbs cOyn, and appcdring 4, the
Ivy" - We court, That they inhabaDs OF this state on
"a W OF " TIE plaintiff Dy his Counsel h ordered. the
& stc Nlclie, add John Mthie Do appesr bsre on the
- aY oi August court next and ansgef fc Din of lie Lin
~ WV copy Of this order be forthwith inserted o so,e
sPdPe, published 30 She city Of Richmond Tor rro rponbs
az iS'-gd NJ Tie fUn door of she court, house 81
"sCOIhly, on sdhS cOun-ddy.
= a Copy. Ts.,e, Join HUNTER l. e.
n ONO a. DUNCLiSON's CsEOf;U HT5TTY L.,
- received, an Introduction TO the fv ~ Cr.ci. go
ROMAN .ie0gIaphy-By GeOrgr Long E,o l,te ~ ~, ill.,,
ny ol Virginia uOw Of TIC University Of Ioodo, - p,s
D""ghs7n, NJ d. 0ltbe Unige,.y of Virgn,a.~by ''
1... .,.....,.. J. u. NASH.
wv - 'o'' !" " WY 'siu4he' ,sne2i
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-26

SNllE Subscriber bcgs leave to inform his friends
and the public that he has removed to this cty,
and will practice law in all tie courts which are
holden here,-and in the courts of Hanover.
Those who intrst him with the mauaremeD, NJ
their business, may rely upon the strict est attention
June est ID. BRIGGS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-26

N1OT1CE.-The subscriber has appointed during his ali.
sence rom Richmond, Mr. BiRRsrr w. Warmth MS
Attorney IN fact for the purpose OF enabling him 10 collect the
debts due the late firm of William Neae e. Cot and the sub
screr earnestly requests the debtors said firm To call on Mr.
Nahall ell his dwelling come(af Nam aud Il streets ev
occupieu Oy dh NGd, dcceased and discharge their
counts JOHN LlSLE,
Survivmgarinet in the late firm of William Neale A. Co
I'",hnohIt June "a, ihI! dit
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-26
ROBERT d. SEMPLE, JR.
ATTORNEY at L.4U-

LATE OF THE COUNTY King g. QUEEN,
1 AS removed to Washington City, where he de-
signs IA future 10 prosecute TIE duties of hs
profession. lie viii attend the courts held for tho
District and the several courts Of Loudoun and Fair
fax. He avuils himself of this oppoitnit, to inform
ms late clients that the small portion Of business
which lac left unfinished win be completed by his
very worthy and highly talented friend, Mr. James
Smith of King &, Queen. Ills creditors and dehtoTs
he respectfully refers 10 bis brother, Mr. James Sem
pic of Essex. ,nat, o.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-26

In ChesteIfetd County C0urt-Juas BLi, 1879:
peoIge w: fanner, Henry Farmer and Magnus Gamer -
and Dosiab his wife, late DosiaI Farmer plaintiffs, z
dgdUist ' =,
'iIy Hawks and Bess bis wife, William Farmcr James '
Andrews and Martha his wife and RoIett T.rue, ,bs (
Goode, his guardian adj lliuIn, dGs
g 10 @ court by satisfactory evidence that the defendants are
n"t midpaN's {" ths commonwealth, and they not haynp
entered Their appearance aud given security acDdin1 10 e
ht oI assembly anu the rules Of this motion OF the
u Plants 1t ordered that the said d1endantsd do appear
mere Oh TIC second Monday ~ August next and an,U Vie
pmmiS bill ADD that copy of dis oTdef be forthwith usene6
W some newspaper printed IN the cry Of cmond for egb,
.eks sccessNcy ard another copy be posted at the front
days. Cow I',.ts 'OA'''
40
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-26

" has established hmSelftlIcre as a Commission Mcr
chant ~ VIII transact any business condcd his care
The possession Of the commodio,Is Fire.proof Puhhc
Ware house, situated III the most eligible part o. the
Borough enables hun to offer the Planters descend
ing the Roanoke, and convenient storare for
then produces his Office IS III the house recently &C.
cupicd by NIcssrs J. 81 L. j. Tabb June n
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-26
SPRINGS .S7.4GE,..

Vn'HI6 Stage will here after run TWICE rpeh ,v.., - "a
from Flucks, wheTeit connects sith thu linz s,or
Lyne"b"rg 60 Nashville, &c. aud LewsbyJg where !, Wi
Ohio river. ~ " VIZ
fAEk. For each pepoo there win be charged Car .
From Lewsburg to- White Sulphur IN
White Sulphur to SweeI Sptinss "a 90
Sweet Springs TO FiucasIle 10
FiOessc TO FIOeks, 4 m
Lewisbutg to Unoa o.
,,t.'.e salt or Sweet s"iPhuf, I 80
s s,n'W 3ulpnu, 70 Union 50
oar ~, :,u .inN 20 SwSs. npIn'g' $50
by wny Of The w. Sulphur sbo Salt sulph.,.
aud by the Mill Gap aud Union. " ''~'
Each passenger will he allowed 70 take 2oL, az A..
gage zee Of charge. boa all over t,at vyiIi b ~
a. She raie"t cents per H. per 100 miles. Thoss yso
n",egset 'ne'f names at the places where the sa,s s
shail have the prcfercoee "" ~sss App,
horses 10 Virginia r. '1 ~, a r1,, ~ Dess
$50 mouh. 9th, 1920. "O"EIi~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-26
Fresh aud Beautiful Goods.

? ALDWIN, IVES & CO. have received by the
Richmond Packet, and arc this morning opening
Lease extra 6so Lcgliorn bonnets
do LONDON blue aud black cassimercs =
do black aud white prints
Seersucker plaid, and solid stripe ginghams
Very superior plaid French do -
Figured paimyrcncs, beautiful article
Lace audpearl buttons -
Pongco silks, palmetto hats
- cascs and bales plaid dou,cs,ics
J do 4-4 onron checks
Handsome Artificial flowers
Floss thread, mixed pins
9 bales. ticklinhurrs 1hcnp