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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-12-03
REMOVAL.
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DOCT. FALES.

HAs removed his Office to % Thames. a.
j. i next door south of Col G, NJ Thurston q
where lao may at all tinlos ho found, or at his
residence in Franklin street
A select assortment of medicines will be
kept at his office, and may be had tor family
use.
Oct 10 1920
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-12-03
NEW GOODS,
WARVEY SESSIONS.
HIS JUST RECEIVED,

HIS JUST RECElPED,
\ large assortment Of GOODS which
~ are offered for sale at very reduced
prices. Among them are the following
Olive and mix'd cloths, Cassineres, Ia.
bit Cloths, Plaid Cambets, Tartan PsiGs,
Goats hair Camblets, Imitation ditto; red.
green, yellow, and white Flannels; green
Bookings, figured red Flannels, Russia
Diapers. Calicos. black, drab and white
ribbed Wors,ed Hose; Hoskin Gloves and
mitts, blue ditto, Buck skin mitts. Pongces
~ Yards for IS; Worstcd berage and silk
Handkfs.--And a great variety Of other
Goods, comprising almost every article
sually called for at n Dry Goods Store. all
Of which will be sold low. Oct. 3.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-12-03
Fc ather Beds and
Feathers.

AEnAEAH MAsENMo
Il EEPS constantly on hand at No. 9.
IN Charles street, n quantity OF best
live Geese and Fowl Feathers and Fca,h
or beds, from the first quality to the lowest
priced; also, an assortment, Of mattresses OF
all kinds. May. ii, lS29-ly.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-12-03
Tin Plate Worker,
JOSF.PN MASON.

Respectfully informs his friends and the
Public.
VTIIAT he has returned to the old stand
l. next south Of Mr.. John w. Davis's-
where oil kinds Of tin ware is made and re
paired. 0F7All orders promptly attended
TO.
0FeN. B. Sheet Iron Stores and Pipes,
made and repaired at short notice.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-12-03

saohS WHiSH oiV
Blue, black,olive and
mix'd Cloths;
Blue, black,and drab
Cassimeres;
Fine blue and black
miX'd Sattinetts,
Scotch and Tartan
Plaids,
Rose Blankets,
Brown g. black Cir.
cassians,
Merino, Cashmere &
Valencia Shawls;
Valencia Vesting.
Brown and blesohed
Shirtings e. Sheet.
ings,
With a variety Of
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-12-03

"AS just returned from New York. 81
III is .NOW OPENING good as.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-12-03

Fancy Silk hdkfs.
Flag and bandanns
handksrchiefs,
Blue, black, brow n
and drab Gros de
Naples Silks;
Blk. levantlnes and
lutstrings,
A good assortment
fashionable prints
Kid, beaver and
iloskin Gloves,
Buckskin ml,ts,
Blk e. slate w ors,.
ed hose,
Tickings, 60.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-12-03
For Sale,

"sf ofs p.w,in the First Baptist meet.
Ii ing house. st the foot of the Broad
Aisle. Terms liberal. Enquire q, this Of.
Gee 0c. s.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-12-03
WOOL CARVING.

TIIE subscriber inform, his old Gus
Il toners and the public, tha,he contia
ues TO Card Sleeps Wool u all grades
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-12-03
20 MYE ~
From tho Token for 1880.
THE LEAF.
Bu S. G.. GoodricI

By S.G. Goodrich.
II came with springs soft sun and showers
Mid bursting buds and blushing flowers;
II hourished on the same light stem.
IL drank the same clear dews with them,
The crimson tints of summer morn
That gilded one, did each adorn
The breeze that whispered light and brief
To bud or blossom, kissed the leaf;
When DER the leaf the tempest few,
The bud and blossom trembled too.
Bat its companions passed away,
And left the leaf TO lone decay,
The gentle gales Of spring wen: by,
The fruits and flowers Of summer die,
The autumn winds swept DER the hill,
The winters breath came cold and chill,
The leaf now yielded to the blast.
And on the rushing stream was cast,
Far, far il glided to the sea,
And whirled and sddied wearily,
Till suddenly it sank to rest,
And slumbered in tho oceans breast.
Thus life begins-its morning hours,
Bright as the birthday Of the flowers
Thus passes like the leaves away,
As withered and as lost as they.
Beneath the parent roof we mcot
In joyous groups, and gaily greet
The golden beams of love and light,
That kindle to the youthful sight.
But soon We part, and one by one,
Like leaves and flowers, the group is gone,
One gentle spirit seeks the tomb,
His brow yet fresh with ohildhood's bloom.
Another treads the paths Of FAME,
And bsrters peace to win q name;
Another still tenpts fortunes wave,
And seeking wealth, secures a grave,
The last grasps yet tho brittle thread
Though friends are gone and Joy is dead.
Still dares the dark and fretful tide,
And clutches nt its power and pride,
Till suddenly the waters sever,
And like the leaf he sinks forever.
From an English papsrl
TO A LADY-WlTH FLOWERS.
Flowers to the Beautiful To them belong
The Tyre, the garland and the noise Of song
All that like them are lovely-all the earth
Brought forth to glad them when she gave
them birth.
Flowers to the rcautifn. For thee save
Ths evening blossoms ffota an eariy grave;
Saatehed from the dark cold earth to thee thy
come
And in thy bosom find their happy home.
All wildly sweet and fresh they Az 10 theo,
Types Of thyself--the innocert, the free;
Beneath thy sunny smile, oh bid them bloom
And yield their kindred tribute Of perfume.
Short are their lives, but lovely. Time wht
brings
Sickness to us and sorrow, DER them filings
Sunshine and joy; and dying, they bequeat'
Their breath TO Beauty--to the Muse ,
wreath
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-12-03
NEW GOODS,

Superior pongeeS Black lace Wells very
Nsnkin grapes cheap
Gro dc Nap silks Acrophane and italian
Green worsted damask grapes
Merino circassians, Blue light cloths, for
Worsicd plaids ladies coats
English fanncls A good assortment Of
Booking, blue q other cloths,
Blankets, Swiss muslin collars,
Palmerine. cashmere Hosiery, Vesting, aud
& silk fancy hdkfs. gloves.
A large assortment Of msrino Shawls, which
will be sold about the New York prices.
The above with other Goods which are
coming to hand al,no., daily from New York,
will be sold at the lowest prices, by
.Tho H. TO,cnspnd.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-12-03

A MTsrAKE.-A few nights since a
young man intended to carry off farmers
daughter, who resides in the neighborhood
Of Portumns, and to whom he was paying
his addresses. A few hours before the ap.
pointed time, one Of the party who was to
assist the fond lover in carrying off his
fair one, mentioned it to the young girls
brother, and advised him to have her put
out Of tho way. Tho young man took the
hint, and instantly attired himself in his
sisters apparel, ITO whom.he bore a strong
likcness) and was in the act Of making up
solne caps, when the party came into the
house, and without ceremony took him q.
way. and carried him across the Shannon
10 the county Of Tipperary. where they
lodged him at friends house for the night.
SO anxious was the woman Of the house
for his safety, that she had bed made up
for the supposed girl and her only daugh.
ter, in which she locked both up and kept
lhc key herselffor fear Of iniguders. How
ever. in some few hours after the mother
heard seme noise inside, for which she
sharply reprimanded them, and finally re.
tired fer the night.
On the discovery Of the affair the mex,
morning, the mother became almost fra n.
tic, and all sorts Of destruction avowed for
the delinquent but by the interference ot
the daughter, it vas hushcd up. and the
happiness Of the couple crowned BY the ar.
rival Of the Priest, who married them BY
which lucky circumstance the fellow came
in for good fortune, which, otherwise, be
never could have aspired to.
Limerick Cronicle.
Ngw A,HcporE OF BrRSs.-Being ir
church one Sunday, and having some diff
ficulty in procuring q seat, a young sady
who perceived him. kindly made way fo
him in her pew. The text was upon th'
terrors Of the gospel. as denounced agains
sinners, 70 prove which the preacher re
ferred TO several passages Of Scripture. 4
oil ofwbch the lady seemed very attentive
but somewhat agitated. Burns, on per
eeiving this. wrote with a pencil on ,h'
blank leaf Of her bible the following lines
"Fair maid, you need not take the hint,
Nor idle texts pursue:
Twas only sinners ,ha. he meant,
Not Angels, such 40 you"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-12-03

rTNIIE Newport and Boston Mail Stage
l. leaves Mr. Townsend's Coffee House
every Monday. Wednesday and Friday, al
; o'clock, A. NJ. arrives in Boston at half
past p. N.
Every Tuesday. Thursday, and Satur
day. leaves Mr.. Townsends at o'clock,
A. NJ. and arrives in Boston at G.-Fare
through 80.
Books kept in Boston At Shepard's
Broomfcid Lane, and in Newport, at Mr.
Townsend's.
Stage leaves every morning as above
Sunday excepted. for New. Bedford, By way
of Fall Ryer-Fare through, 50.
SEABURY g. TENANT, .7g'nts.
July 30, lS29. .Nticpsrt. u. l.
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JOha +. TO,Cnsend.
HENRY. CRANSTON
Attorney at LAW,

'ITAs removed his Office to the House Dc
III rectly opposite 10 and north ofthe Cour,
Rou.e. where he may be found At all times
hi, offic. being contiguous 70 his residenO
Hereafter hi. whole time will bs tsvo,ed CT.
slusivsly TO his profession. Julye
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Stage Notice.

SGMA-c@A H2EA-Ai@S
AS s-asS q.
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With a variety Of other Goods not men.
toned, which he intends selling at the We.
~ lowest prices. Oct Sth.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-01
Eoa TIVE RIcuuoxp yy1tc.

conference.-the removal of Col. Robertson from
the Colectorship of Petersburg ia at length formally
announced and what Is remarkable, the Jackson print
in Petersburg, cnuc-scs that suspicion whatsoever
that his removal has boon caused purely by political
considerations that w. by his conformity 10 jack
sonism. congratulate the public, gentlemen,
this confession. an glad that victim ii more
III losing ia office has at the time csEsPed the
nn0utaton &C Gi-horcGty - which power AMI the syc
opants aid myriaid )ns 6! prWcr, Lave attempted 10
IN Ill whom Gen. Jackson in the prosecution of
his lvoitc svstcni of "reVardinp his endI and nun
ishnC his enemies has chosen to prescribe The
Jackson print alluded to- says that Col Robertson has
honestly discharged his duty to the public.
But gentlemen, is it true, that Col. Robertson has
been removed solely for considerations appcrauin9
the late presidential election Was IL not under
stood that he and the federal officers generally in Vir
ginia, were to be spGrG-that strong circumstances
had been addressed to the President, against their
removal, and against proian!ng the soul of this ancient
and HIGH toned commonwealth, by the tread of pro-
scriptiuu? This was the current belief Are other
victims to fipw Or is the removal of Colonel
RoJari-on ~ he traced to n scrret influence OPP
Grating upon the President from Richmond; and
instig1tcl bv wholly foreign from the late
Pro sdcnti.l election md from national politics. Do
the p.op.c OF Virginia know the fact, that Col Ro-
borson il anhor of the able and popular essays Of
Geo. Clinton essays winch have made Profound
or Impression than any production from the Daily
prrSs within the last ten years. Let this fact be
N ken into consdcration-et il be connected with
tho time Of his removal, six months after the Pres
idClt's renn commenced and with the understanding
If not the promise, that prescription should not be in
troduced into Virginia, and the Inference is not vlo-
lcnt, INIT the power of the National Government
hls been invoke 10 punish Col. Robertson for his
tcncrily in probing the condition Of tho Bank of Vir-
ena. Tho people Of Virginia know but little Of ho
arrogant feelings and vindictive temper of certain
Junto IT thcy hoove this inference either violent
uncharitu5c. ANTl-yACkSON and
ANTI.BANKS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-01
MARIME nsHWg.
PORT OF RTCHWOVD
ARRIVED,


Schr philadelphia, Ketchum. days from, Now
York, with sundries, to Davenport Alien & CO. Ian.
King & Richardson. Hubbord & Gardner Baldwin
Ives o. co, BngweIl & Smith, NJ Valentine. a
Swceny, X Pollard d Son, James d. co. " ] Clark.
\ Morris d ca, w Mitchell ir, r ID Sanxav NJ
Brunch, Anderson jr, NJ Phepe, b Peyton. p Coz.
tom, 5 d Andrew, w Fremont, Lee g. Cowles. r
Smith, g Steel, ID Weller c c Richardson. G +
Tifin, + Sullivan, M Weaver, w & KYLE Il co,
ID TnDborake, Hall & Moore, s Pacn o. Son. M
Nouie, II Nelson, Wordsworth d Williams, Por
ter, and to order.
Schr Isaac w Norris, Tewnseud, 8 DAYS from, New
York, srndries to NJ Myers, King & Richr rason. An
derson q Nichols, Davenport, Allen g. CO., ii Nash,
and tn order.
Schr ADRIAN, Sharpe, from Philadelphia ballast.
Sio"p Cnpi,al, Ackley, from New York, ballast.
,Sioop Chaplin, Hudgns from East River. with
wheat, to L w ebb s. CO.
SAILED,
sSioop Ale, DAVIS for New York, coal
= H'oop Fame Doughty, and schr Expedition, be-
winds. " MN"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-01
oct e. W. ROOTEs. Executor.
Trust Sac of FaIuaJle Real Property.

Trust Sac of FdIua5ie Real Property.
FSNO satisfy the provisions of deed of tIuat, exc
Il cuted to me, by Robert Poore, and Ann L. his
wife, bearing date the Goth day of July, 1923,
Indemnify the late Willis Cowling, from loss. or dam
age, in consequence ofhis undertakings for the said
Robert Poore, surety; shall proceed 10 sell, al
public auction, for each, the font door Of tie fe
3lst inst al o'clock, that certain Lot and Tenement
lying aud being on 18th Street, called III the s;,ji
deed the road leading from Street, up Skcol,o,-
Ill., 10y the Government House. The Tenement, is
he saIno occupied by Mrs Haley, : boarding.
house, and in which the Post Office is Kept 1t -
valuable piece oproperty, situated in The oLbc
city, and yields early rent of $500. Tie tito i
believed unquestionubc, but shnl uarraut such oli;
is is vested III me by the deed aforesaid.
JOSEPH MAYO. TRUSTEE.
The above sale, is made with MY consent.
oct | 2uw8t-d4t ROBERT PO1Sr
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-01

WEDNESDAY, MORNING, SEPT. go, 1929.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-01

DIED, yesierday morning. at the residence Of ms
brother, after lingering illness. Mai. Csc. Tunsr.
IN tho 62d year OF his age His friends, and the
friends OF Mr. Benz c: Turner and family, arc re.
questcd to attend his fiuera from the residenc. Of
his brother, this morning at o O'Clock.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-01
ROARnING

NJ RS, rorLdttD rr,rec'f'V voice t!,at ,i. ,as
= ud,rgs W pheasant and counodirrs h,rr iu ,se mo-.
ts and ca oi s'r"c' s1'sr a'rvc " Nitoiris
- 20 ,ysyS uoulP'nnto atc sonilenrr Wi'h gcrtee H,rr
,', "A LRgsd, e 90 f'V uc'i,crs of lie Co.
ss-t2c-yl' a. -2qGy
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-01
MANAGnRs' oCrTcE,

CITY LOTTERY, 18th Glass.
To EE DRAWN TODAY.
! Przs OF $4,000 PRIZE OF $4,000
DO 500 do 1850
Besides 5OGs. zoos, 30tt-, 25os, l5ns. and zoos.
Whole Tickets s., Quarters /.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-01

Tickets at the small pr.ce of ST. shares proportion
uI Orders trnrn the country particularly attended
TO- For lucky numbers cali at my Office five doors
above the Eagle Hotel.
sept 80 w. PEARMhN.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-01

The above sale, is made with NY consent.
oct 2uw8t-d4t ROBERT POOsH.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-01
PLAN eER1 NOTETL.

FtfdlS Establishment on Shoctce Hill we'll known
n as the property Of tho late Marx Richards is
agcm open Tor the reception ID company under the
mana cement of the Subscriber who y det.I,Sined
TO devote mis- attention to the comfort and salts
fiction of those that may hiI; proper 20 patromz,
hun. 1t u, therefore, unnecessary to Tscapit uat.,
the many preparations made for that purposes let j.
suffice TO say, that his Recommendations shall be nui
and his charges very moderate.
WI. GRAVES.
IL few Horses taken oil Livery at low rate,
Get l-Cob W3tC ". G..
e lIhds st. CroiX sugar OF ho-i qiahey
landing, arr fer saio ny .. Tl5I3EGLAKE.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-01

Send your orders to Yates 6, 1I'inytes Ciiiae and
recolect all lotteries which Under he
ct ates Il Mcintyre, have their nsB:es printed on
the face OF the tickets, as managers Lcok to this
before you purchase tickets.
oct YATES & M'INTYRE, Managers
WASHINGTON CITY LOTTERY.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-01

The brig Tampco, at New York from Cartha
gena, contirns the account Of the fall Of Guayaquil
INTO the hands Of the Colombians. Nothing, how
ever, is said of tho burning Of tho town. Tho New
York Mercantile Advertiser states that the Peruvian
troops at GuaynquI revolt ed against their comman-
dcrs, declared themselves in favor of Bolvar and
delivered up the place with the commander in CHIEF
and other officers, prisoners to the Colombian
troops II was expected this event would be follow
cd nv the submission Of tho whole country to the Ii
bcrator, and an immediate peace.
The u. s. ship Peacock, fitted with n suit Of cnt-
ton duck sails, went To sea from Now York on Satur-
day. She carries out captain Elliott who rs to take
command Of the West India squadron.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-01

VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY.
For the benefit of the Dismal Swamp Canal Com
7any 22d Class, To- be dravn ia ttjs Cgiy IN ~ gsI.
NIT. so Number Lottery Dawn DalUie
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-01

pURSuAN to the provisions Of the last will an,
Il testament OF the late Augustine Davis, shall rs
his executor, proceed sell s public auction on s,ur-
day the 3lst OF October 5.q, the following vuuabi
Real Estate, the three story brick house on s.
lth streets, at present occupied by Mira StanaI O.
The house adjoining the same occupied by Mr. sam
ue Shepherd, and Mcssrs Eltohe IL Cook es tho
Enquirer officeihe house adjoining thereto occupied
by DIR. Clark and the ground from thence the eas-
tern boundary Of said Daviss lot, continuing feeI,
on which stands frame building at present occupied
by Mr. l.. l.. Montague.
Also $50 acres oi land lying in the copGty Of Her
RICO. about seven miles above town. plat Of which
may be sr"n at any time al tie Coffee Houc which
divided into three different tracts of 54 acres las
acres and 92i acres each, TO accommodate purchasers
The sale OF the whole will take place that day
at thr office ofthe Enquirer, aud tbs will be one
third ~ cash third in months, aud the remain
ing third in twelve months from the day of .ac.--
Bonds and deeds Of trust the p perty will be rl,
CURED for the Two last payments.
oct ". w. ROOTES. Eyecnfnr.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-12
Fsoa n, PiHa i,ipiig Price Cxrrl,t jim, d
REVIEW OF TIE MARkEl,

u.
rom ard ueaL-A INSTRUMENTATION has taken place in ,-
price OF supeTine Hour, sales extent having ~
made at 80 ga, and alter quotations accordyIr
mere mas been ar supply into Market street. and sales ron,
wagons have ranged f.nm So l24 So So principally at
I'D 2, v, near os no transactions in southern -four Some
yeHlnf s al 81 =. but holders generally ask 50 % Sales
o. con- meal about 2F hogea have been made at sII %
aud IL 30, aud the IN marker Is r;e sua ~ -,
actions in barrels reported
(irainSone good Pennsy vania wiea, were mad.
cary lhs we'k at ~ 50 40, on the Schuyik Corn con-
'meS steady Il; Inst weeks quotations II which SAILS TO s
extent have been made Rye and eGge after Oat.
remain before - '' ''''' 0"'=
Q"cr. JG't. Comes in sparrsly, no charge 10 n,,o in
price ' "
Lase,d o7.lhe ,,ic, Is dull, from store at quotations
Coo--Sales this week have h ZEN s.,n and o. & @
cegon ~ w" los Tor cEPor have been conmcd to na,l
tnrcIs, atioTmes prices
'EHpo' 3fo'4S''s continue uei aud quotations rera:r
ieoLrhis ar,ic', IS dun Of SAFE ,-c lot has been ,
se4 81. but the terms have not Ian. piret " -
fobdcco-TAc only transactions dr,. The work is a l d
~ cefo7i' Cuha, very i,ir, al i9i ceuts
O'er S.'iS.-" Considerable supply Of deer skins
nave CONE 20 market 's sPrng and sales early IN The season
were made at 10 - cts, as in uuaIiy i, ,aitsrv ts 80
ranno DC realized and this week lot 5000 lbs ta
was sold at about - cents the price not eunrei Prime
Indian dressed skins will still command higher prices
CBecIhs sales this week about I6n bal of Al!
vSPHors Ci Wn"n - oagS wee St Domingo l&c;s !
mos 700 BAGS Lagyad at l. 24 cts and uos so bars
Suoa at l. - cts mos; l2j bags Jago at III /, cts
SUgdrihe only sales rcror'oj arc IS boxes brown, U,v,
"a ~ ~ % 6o days, and 10 bids and > bbls Porto Rico at
JolassesA CARO- consisting Of ~ bids 40 t,er,. and
50 ihls ~ Orleans has been sold at - cts
HF'r'y-Nalas OF > pipes Borcanv brandy at 81 I21,
NOS hnd W pipes double rose cn 1t 81 - Whkey Is duff
ana "a cs IN hhds made decline on frtncr prices
SetA cate' received this week from Lisbon has been sold
II ~ cts " ~ '' '''N
tIstTe import of nackcrrl this week Il 1foo h,-,,s
ap9 one,Td Of Mheh have bec disposed a, So Tor No. l.
Ftmsfe'--Ouc caro- of l35 tons s-h.Nc Englands h.,
hccn sold a. 80 81. deliverable al wilmington Del one c
aloat remains unepd.
G'ndslones About 30 'o' sold Si2, aud a, auction
touS small size brought Sll
In other articles hu little has been done throughout the week
"choSs Young dyson tci Ncy jerseys ragu NJ ~ cts
mos oi o iuc az $40 80 day: nt ofoid c1p.f ,
CTS. 4 AMOS Is - w. - q -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-12
TO THE Pubic.

''A"f t"ach hlne from G,,yandoite To .Siaua-
ton, Three lines Week.
lI.. Subscribers have established IA Line of Pas,
C0aNfeS from Guyandotte TO S;a,iiton. which. in
stead o. running ts'ice week only as stoledra i,r
.eI hoIlce' VIII ior the greater accommodation OF the
f"Veler, anu 20 prevent unavCidabie DELAY ON ihe
'oaC' perform the runte three times n week
INC Line "i.i pass through Charleston, ana from
thence, by the Licis and the State 9'rrnn;lc 60
Lcwlshurg ind the principal Medicinal Snr;ngs ~
WI tie " h!'e Sulphur, tic Hot The Warm, &C. 70
1t viii leave Guyandot,c every Tilesaay. 1g,,~,.
"'ty anu saturday at O'Clock. ~ NJ agd ON j.
return will leave Stanton every WcdpesJ.v ~
Jay ana SUNDAY, al the same hour
AT Staunion Tie Line meets the Charlottesville
richmond and Fredericksburg Lines, also ruun;ng
three times u week "E
The route, from GuyandotIe 90 Stanton. win ha
pert1rmcd IN five travelling days dhe 7th dnv in c,I,
week being neee2sarI!y restngday and from Staun.
ION 10 Richmond. or FREDERICKSBURG in two d.
ana 'fom Richmond 10 the City OF Wasl.i,p,o, :,
- ioHEs' ana from Fredericksburg TO the Civ. in
eight hours. '' 81
route. 'e''o"' 'Ae
Persons ascending the Ohio on tl.ci- way TO m,
North VIII ma Tins route very plousan; ana chcap
one. ANA those who may wish 10 visit the Snri,,gs
are informed, that exclusive of this Line. ,bay c5,
general, be accommodated, on short notice with
good eytra Coaches to those watering PLACES
Ana The public assured that in attention, IN tho
recommendations and comfort OF tie passengers so far
rs good Coaches and Teams and slilf. attentive md
sohcr Drivers can afford thcin, the live shall not no
inieT.of to any other III the State
PORTER &: RELDEN.
'%''''''' from Gar'9dof'e 10 t's Harm Springs.
Proprietor from tie Uarp Sor,a. 70 St1,,n,o,