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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-01-03
AE5MN.A NDlslAs
SATURDAY MORNING, JANUARY 5, 1929

We have the satisfaction OF announcing, al
the commencement OF the New Year, in accord
ance with the general wish Of our subscribers
and advertisers, that our Office will hereafter
be closed on the SABBATH. We state, with
much pleasure, that since the measure was hrs'
proposed. we have not heard single objection;
on The contrary, we have received assn ran,es
from all those with whom we have converse c,
tina, they we're grati6ed al the suggestion a"d
paper has been handed US, signed 10y num'
Der Of gentlemen, expressing their wish toa'
il would be carried into effect.
In the course Of the present year, we CONN
deutly predict that the American newspapers
generally, will unite with US in cess'ng from
labor OH the Sabbath.
Adverri sements intended for Mondays pa
Der, will please be handed in on Saturday.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-06
FoR ruF Wuic

Mosrs Editors; May the privilege of your columns
winch to suggest TO our Honorable Common Hall, tbs
op.S AND necessity Of establishing Public FIRM be,
e Niansion-ilousc and the House to afford 20 GU,
eens un cases heavy Tains the passing sna
passing along that part OF Mum Street: and .s the
we Po.cy oil Supplying each of t.nemcns between, ihoso
pos with good suciio pump ir pu ose of ena-
s u'v respective tenants 10 relieve cellars
aer winch, 10y the miserable of the culrcrts Is
"Wn mo them aier every heavy fall rain xold FUR
e too MessTs Editors eniud gentlemen moi to- neglect
we i"eung Of proper machine fir removing the ineuso
s vi hluu, "hch the eb6ins Good leaves on the
Now there IS simple and much less expensive of rem
efyns the evil viz by making slight alteration in the poson
anu construction OF the mouths of the culvens But this
too evidently the plaioest most cfec,naI and mos,
durable means OF obyiang the difficulty, any hope %
rs eer neHg adopted by the Common Hail of Richmond so
VIII say nothing farther this PLAN hut hone The Hall viii
seriously reflect On the propriety Of adopting my of
ferry, pumps, aud a mud MACHINE AN OBSERVER
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-06
MARINE NsHSsya-
81 sscEsoss q gsr@~
THTs DAE.

THLS DAE.
BY DAVENPORT. ALLEN &. co
GROCERIES,, &C.
THIS MORNING, Thursday, August 9Th, at 10
O'Clock, at auction store,
10 uhds w. India molasses
do st. Croix sugar
10 do n. Orleans run
do Antigua DO
. do Ballimurc whstcv
% bbs mackcre
pipes Cognac brandy
90 boxes brown soap
half chests guupowder teas
100 bags shot
Writing ana wrapping paper
Lamp oil, cider
Candles, &c. &c.
aug D. A. & Co. Anc,s.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-06

Hy and Letters received by TIC sv of Bordeaux
from iou Prince dated April 18th, confirm the opinions cn-
craned 10y many that the treaty formed with France had rca
ton only the indemnity commercial treaty IS said TO be
iar from n conclusion as ever.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-06

~ 'c'-es % Iob1cco oi Shockce Wnrcro,se ves'er,iny
"e'"Se y % to 2o common PASSED 81 81 10 75 mid
" % o. good to fine, So 10 9Nore activity in TIA
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-06

Departed this life, yesterday no ning shout o,riook ii
FENCES ALLAN infant daughter nj William andte late Ro.
illness Her funeral i'll place at 10 O'Clock This npnny
from the residence OF .Ino Allan. ct
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-06

raetory Company, during MS residence IA Canton.
and provided him with barge and o,rsrncn for his
accommodation. 7-l.NY paper.
I"e island ef BerDseda- This Island Is, by an
act OF the British Parliament. about to become =
place OF great strength and resort .snraI Depos
G'c .fisen0l for the British forces, which may az any
time, be employed on the American or West India
station. Upwsrds of eighteen hundred men were at
me last accounts employed upon is frtifcations,
which II Us said, when completed wiz be mounted
with 500 pieces ofcannorf THIS viii require largo
garrison and CONSTITUTES bad market .or Aipericaa
The Charleston napeis stat cd few dovs aqo that
rehch Governmen: had conferred the decoration
VI tne Legion OF Honour upon captain Aubert for saw
I"g inc Ises OF number OF English scanen, at tna
moment that ms own vessel and crew were in rrcn,
danger From the same source we learn that in re.
urn TOT ms humane Offices, the British Government
have conferred upon captain A. the privileges ola
blton 10 visit and trade in all parts of the world
"nere rngismen may go, and full protection, 40 =
snch IN time OF war with IBIS country, as wei. ps in
time ofpeacc,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-06
BY OTIS, DUNLOP q co.

IN INAlOA N Coz
SHE at the D0ck.
On FRIDAY. the 9Th inst. ~ O'Clock viii no SIT iron,
sclr John Sti,lman, capt Noble lying Ia the Dock -
II hhds prime retailing hinlasses
100 boxes soap, q bbls. Pork
. DtlS Tanners Oil : do Cordial
IN boxes Cordage and Irvine
: Eases Hats, 2 bills. Casaner Nuis
Gig pnd harness
aug q n e. 70 -,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-06

C"een one and four o'clock, THURSDAY last, the city of
poh was visited with one of the -coious rain storms
ever experienced there great cellars in difre,,
p W. cry were lued with water, aud time utc
merchants tan, there sheet Of wacr ~
"epn "i which in sonc places upwards two feet, Tho
ou quaker buNiug ground flooded, Ink street A
distance. 'N'''''0
mouse OF the Rev Bernard Whitman said have eeu ,rE
~iih lightning consumed r
IN aTninsham blown down: nd hail,
W pieces as large as bullets No such has known in
me towns IA the interior for great number Years
A violent hah storm experienced
More than half the glass, northern exposures was broken
some OF the tall stones supposed 10 have weighed pound
I've Ho07,Te "A inches ivsl. the roofs OF hil
wcie broken AIier the storm than pounds of ice
coeceu on square of 10 ieetnch at the rate Of ig
! and fields. ~ 80 '"' s1'Ue''
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-06
Prnrn. ~. G. Inlr17

ftFrH %. G, July ~
a PUzsler for solomon he iying-YYe are informed
That az house IN Ramsay where deliver
ed OF child neebouring farmers wife, who lending
her aid, simultaneously taken in abou also dc
iveTed few minutes afterwards. The children were both Of
the same SEX whether male female don't know They
were put together and in the hustle Of taking care of the o
men, the midwife forgot which child belonged mother
What was To be done in tins perpexins drmna' Il was
greed between the parties that each mother take the
enid which fell to her hy the decision uf lot him
5rg ~, and EDUCATE, until convincing family like
ness appeared 10y which they could arrive m'ra certainty
Place if the DePhe oracle Of lot appeared been mon
dacOus
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-06
Extract Of a lctrcr dated

Extract Of letter dated Manu-, lima rob
We are daily expecting change IN OR polite asirs
mere report thata foreign officer residing Tercera and
f A. oil s island offered the gallant commander of rercci
"a Cabrera, one million give up island 10 Don Aruc
M answer was the arrest and sipmcn, Former and the
hanging Of the latter - w W.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-06

20 ALE OF Landry virtue deed in t,st executed
o tire subscriber by John NJ Gregory on the 1r da oS
august ISL and admitted TO record the CLERKS Office of,he
county oil James ny, on the 7i day January 1922 Tor
Cef'dh purposes theIe expressed shall pocee On r,e
ey, 'e nTd Gay OF September next, sell, te ple,ises
10 e ns' bidder iai ready money, Tract aud in aid
county OF James tv, IN said deed cnnveved and "
containing four bundled acres having allotted to Dab
my browne !oi whom John NJ Gregory pnych1scdl and
Is convenient situated on nayeabe water may I've con-
soefeo &c table To those disposed engage in tuhrr
trade NO defect IN the title known 10 the s,bscrbe IN, "a
e sells as trustee he will eovcy such title as ve.i in
him by the deed Aforesaid JOIN y ~ OpTC., '"
August LIST, 1929. sd
Q3- Passengers per Scbr. RichnIond Packer.
Capt, koapp for New in w please hoard the schon
CT at Rockets. Tomorrow morning at oeiocE when che LII
be 'oVed down by she Steamboat az
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-06

We End in the Troy Sentinel OF Friday the following ezra
ordinary story:
Sgtcle A Mr. Hand died short time since N q great are
~ Sbphtnown; in this county lie possessed GOOD fIr,
mad always been known a careful saving man and was s,o
posed to have left at his death snug little he leit
WIZ however and upon opening that discovered tat
lis farm was but small item of mis- property the bouse N
Mcn e had dwell for great years there one room
whcn ne had never permitted body but hiisc
the ground floor and in his VIII nc gave drct; -
60 into that roon orcn trap door, and hereunder i'm small
tNhs and Kegs and other vessels, would be
specie The investigation being made money was indeed
"nd, to the amount Of about $4,000 in dollars half dollars
quarters, Gowns &c.
There another clauro in VIII which stated that in
one OF the vessels mentioned, Pha containing written
scroll giving information where another and depos,
Of specie had been made hut alas treacherou ink had dis
appeared deserted its post rather abandoned its he AMI
the told word of the precious with which
had been charged What vigils will coveousness keep m this
ether deposit is fomd-w hat digging and searching there win
DC, til tins kild's money shall he fUfthconring,
There is 10 doubt the story as We are
told by several OF our citizens, Of whom sonav
cosnizant of the fact.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-06

y merchant, who lately advertised f,r Clerk
who could bear confinement. has been answered by
one who ias lain screen Ucnrs IN jroH
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-06
From. The Boston Patriot oc.fg.D 81

. From ne Boston Patriot of .Iui1 81
FkoA tifBnALTAEWe indebted Mr. TopliG of AIcr
Grants iai Tor loan OF the Gibraltar Chonclc 10
paragraphs
In consequence Of the failure the negotiations which, for
sone TIME past had been carrying ben Moorish
government and tie Austrian Commissioners in the
Chronicle Of Ire SCh of March last with view 10 the adjust
sent OF ihe dterrHees that had arisen detention OF an
austrian vessel by Moorish cruisers Baron Baniiea had
proceeded 10 tho coast of LaTache with coryetes and
NE brig when compose the Austrian squadron landed on the
% ms III ion 80 of is tie neck Of land sepa-
i t t"'n rom the aud commanded bv common
{" we '"t HE detachment moved, without loss of time
's sl"' Whete two Moroqueen brigs monred
burned one TO the whiers edge aud let other m OF rocker
NOES lhe object OF the landing being accomplished the
u'ta'i'ret Withdrew IN the best order
nply ire Arabs who had come down great Numbers DI
s I'VE 'ee hours at this de main up the sea ha,
risen Considerably; and the decentralization of the Aus,ri,p
DcS rendered noe difficult by this circumstance thew lost 2
NE IRE oil one OF their ships destroyed of the eac
time 10 that Of all the cannon Of the t,t ~ ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-06
ITURTLE SOnri

& FIRST rate ia' Sea Turtle win DO served IN
TINS Day by II o'clock, at The Central Hotel.
aug
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-06

Mr. Jeffrey has resigned the cdtorship ofthe Edin
burg Review. which lie has conducted with so much
talent since its commencement
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-06

"PoDlPcv's Statute ord Her,rd who is living Ike n
prince a. Rome, has is stated putchascd tire celebrated
ia pompey tine foo, OF which ''geat c Tor 1901
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-06

VETERAN NAvtc AToR.--Col. Baldwin. of Alba
ny, has lately deposited in the Albany Institute tho
Log Book of Capt. Stewart Dean, kept during three
voyages from albany TO India. Until recently Mr.
d. was a citizen Of Albany but now resides in this
city, md enjoys healthy and green old ore
The most striking and peculiar incidents in his life
are that MS commander ola private vessel ne CT
tured the first itish government cruiser taken after
tho declaration Of Independonce md That in the soop
Enterprise of go tons, built m South Market street
under his special direction, he made u successful
voyage to Canton. Immediately after thc close Of the
revolutionary war.
lie was the first American citizen who carried the
flag ofhis country to tine Chinese sea.
Capt. ID. has frequently mentioned to me- saws Col
b. thai hIs only apprehension in commencing that
adventurous voyage that the irritation produced
Ivy long which had Just tcrmiaated might snbiccl
HIM 10 ~ treatment on the part Of the British agents
az Canton. lie wss agrceably disappointed; the
officers otthe factory were honourabic men, who nd
mircd the adventurous and fearless spirit that had
guided an Albany sloop o that distant region.
They gave him antiEviiotion to the table Of tho
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-06

Three cows and one killed by lightning on Tburs,
evening, al tie head OF the W alaboui, Long Island
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-06
C.H4.NCERY REpnRTS

EPORIS Of Gases argued and determined in he Cor, oc
the Vcf-thancelor OF England. during tire time Of iha
hight Hon SIR John Lench, knt Bv Henry Mad ock ESQ
Barrisier at Law Vols I, ?, 3 and 1, received BY
aug J. ~ NASH
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-06

Praey-We are indebted correspondent Of tie Cou
from Surin'm, Of the Sarah IN The Dutch brio of ,r
con- had brought into Surinam hcrnnphrode brig supposed
|" e pirate, with prize size had taken which from s
90 The ern appeared 10 e the Suffolk formerly of Salem but
soi about year in America The captain OF tine her
dlhrodre rg could give the the Suffolk
bht was reported that of the examination stated
the "bole at them had been murdered and the negroes II in
number who were boa ri OF tire Suffolk made sigs TO ene
'ht te T"ats OF the crew he'd been The Suffolk had
valuable cargo, consisting o India Goods Linens &C spnos
Ia be worth upwards Of 100000 hay. had an acount
somewhat similar beore--Bostor TrGuelier.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-06

y aug a JAS. WINSTON
HTRESH supplies of Auae OF Ge.crsen or the Maid nj the
X Mist r'ceNedUy WAL II. FirzWAYLsONN.
NEW FLOUR.-For sale New Flour.
= very nice in Barrels and half Barrels.
july so,-co6t. p. HAXAIL IL co.
THNHE Subscriber inducedbv the seventies
IA of the times. to reduce the charges Of F,X-
TRACTING TEETH. will in future extrac, the
teeth of Whites for 30 cents nf Blacks for 25 cents;
hoping by strict attention to business TO merit pub
lie pntrnuaGc--to merit which no punctuaty or as
sidui;y shall be wanting
July 3O-eowlm TiIOs. CREAVEN.
Dra,oing Of tie Deia,ours d, South Cayoli7a
ConSo{idGsed Lottery, 1lh Glass.
81, 10, %, 7, SO, %, So, 9, j.
NEW YORK LOTTERY,
HW q ,h-a,gn TO-D.fY
TRIES.
Of ss,ooo OF $1,000
of 1000 6 of 500
OF $500 81 of 100
of 5000 III of 80
I of 1,o44 Al OF 40
&c. SC &C.
Tickets g. halves 81 So d's'; = ;5 o,E sale a,
aug ) Next below the Door of tine Eagle 1osl
The .Nt,o York, No. 0. Dra,os THIS Day
GRAND SCHEME.
prize of $4,000 prize of Sl,944
do $500 do 500
do 1000 q do 100
Adventures reminded that they should call as
carly possible for fear tho coiiaiS should be picked
ont before they have a chance.
Tickets and sharca in variety Of numbers for sale
at my office. WIN. PEARMAN.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-06
llEFORAiI

-rhs ,,,, Ihs irork goes bravo5o5r
announoed:- = ~ff""'"'ens nave ms wees been
room OF Henry Elkns, Esq removed ~ N'"' :" 'ne
william Psn peach Collector Of the Pom Of Gloucester vice
.1.sodhsr gPpoafnenL-Mt Timothy Souti,rs = q =, ID
ms Town. Collector of Ipswich, in the OF Asa Ans,
More hstornTbc Albany Argus "gstetes'' the llov;r
Ie,er wendell IS appointed to recruits ON h,s
station IN place OF Dr. Patt Williams re,sored" " ~
he Postmaster at Sag Harbour L. l., III Il Detnr Fso
ns on removed certainly not for miseonducs inson
. Phillips. editor Of the Republican Waterman
appointed his successor--M T. finer.
Reed, romOUcd - 'N''
i'omas Finch to he Postmaster at DurkcsvilIe Md vice
mahlon Harley repIorsd. "
re Postmaster in Worcester has transferred, the
ms oice from the National Fgs to the Worcester oinv
hepucan established the 4th March 1879 for the pI
P"e % n.rrans o Jackson and slandcTng Henry Clay
W Respecting these extraordinary appointments we b,ve
ul male to say They perfectly character with most of
e proceedings OF our patriotic and republican
ao1irtraon whch utterly nought publc opinion
"' mas niue egaT 10 claims qualification IN its aruont
neniS to important ofices-SJie0i Reg "
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-08-28
z, RUSE.
Loaf and Ship Sromi BaY

Lotf and Ship Breni Baker,
INFORMS his friends and the pubic in general,
L that he bakes all kinds of family and ship bread
at his Bakery, near Rockets. Families and others
may be supplied with the following kinds of soft
bread:
5 and 10 cent loaves, made Of new superfne -four
, and o do DO do do do do
mixed with corn meal very much approved Of by
families, end can be particularly recommended to cap
tans Of packets and coasters, for retaining its mos-
ami sweetness longer than any other soft bread
; and 10 cent louves anti.dispetic bread, highly
recommended 10y The Faculty.
Soda biscuit by the dozen.
Butter and water crackers, at ia cts. per pound
baked every day.
Pilot bread, I3.4 J no charge
Navy do for bbls. or
Ship 40 I'D drayage.
Customers regularly supplied at their residence.
All orders left with Messrs. A. Sweeny at the Basin
T.. DAVIS at the Old Market, at the Bakchouse
thankfully received and punctalIy attended to.
N. i. have made arrangements with my son
opposite the Market to keep constantly on hand, the
above articles at the annexed prices.
u Wanted, apprentice to the above business
youth from l6 to II years Of age.
I1-eo5flf
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-08-28
MISS MACKENZIE'S
SEIITNA AIRY

"a ILL. he opened the LIST October, for the
w reception of boarders and day pupils. She
returns her grateful thanks to the public for the pre-
ference given to her establishment and rests her
hopes of its continuea.psespery the Improvement
evipced by her pupils.
1t is Miss Mackenze's ambition that Richmond. TO
whose inhabitants she ewes much may. in the means
OF education, equal any city in the United States
10 attain this end, she has cheerully contributed
and VIII continue to do So, by securing the aid Of
the most efficient masters, all the advantages that can
be derived from a free access to well chosen libra
ny, ana the use of an extensive chemical and plilo-
sqpIicnl apparatus, with whatever else she can pro-
cure, to facilitate the Improvement of the rising
generation and render literature and science at,rac
tive. with view to further this object Miss
Mackenzie is now ut New York
aug 23-iuwtf
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-08-28
No FEE NsE.TsTs.
ARRIVED,
PORT OF RICff.NONIJ.


Steamboat Columbus, Turner, from Baltimore. via
Norfolk and City Point, with sundries, to L. Webb
a. Co WORKMAN 81 M. Gruder, Lancaster 81 DENLY, b
Tompkns, ] Winston, NJ Nemara 81 Duval, B Peviou
Bagwel! & Smith, N Stratton, p Taylor King &,
Richardson, G 81 q Clarke, Cook g. RYAN, ] Garth
George g. William Merriam, John Nash, P
Sulivan.--Passed off Point of Shoals. brig: off
New York, and Emily Davis, from Philadelnhia,
in company, gait topsai schooner; off Bermuda,
Hundred, Schr. Alice &, Mary; Brig; 9 Egg Har-
bour Schrs; off Mile Creek, one fore & aft Schr;
off Rock Mills. Sloop Philadelphia and Schr Miner
va, Mister, from Baltimore; in Wards Reach, Schr
Emulous from Boston, all hound up; in Hampton
K Dads, ships Anacreon, and Jefferson, bound out.
SAILED,
Schr. Hero, Chatten, for New York coal
Schr. Armada, Clifford, for Salem, Mass coal.
BOSTON, Aug oar, brig Factor, Richmond
Cleared barque Richard Norfolk
NEW YORK, Aug. 24.-Cld schrs Richmond Knapn Rich.
mond Alice u Mary Sanders, do Planet Cole Petersburg
BrlcoS OFFICE,
Norfolk, AIIg. -, 1923.
bound TO New York.
Cleared, brig Gov Fenner. KanchorCI Richmond
liant, Winsor, MaIseicS
NORFOLK, Aug. 25.-Arrived, schr Increase Hi
lker, from up James River, bound to New York.
In Hampton Roads, ship Jefferson wv from up
James River, bound to London.
The brig Caroline, Smith, bound to Leih, went
to sea from Hampton Roads this dav.
There about % sail of vessels at anchor be-
tween this harbor and Craney Island, detained by
N. II. winds, among which sciirs Philad ciphia,
Rctchum, for New York; Telegraph, Somers, for
do; Atadne, Robinson, for do; Sun, Horton for
do; Waverly. Ashley, for do Meridian, IngersolI,
for do; Sloops Capital, Ackiy, for do Sally g.
ers,. for Boston, and Francis, Petty, for Newark,
al from Richmond
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-08-28

.bdH Coach i-tne frone Congratulate to Stttlua-
ton, Three Times a Week.
'sNilE subscribers have established Line of Post
IL CoaShessrom Guyandotte TO Staunton. which IN
stead q4nsimg t'oice week only, as stated in for
mer notfef WILL for the greater accommodation of the
traveller, and to prevent unavoidable delay Oh the
road, perform the route Three times a week
The Line will pass through Charleston, md from
thence, by the Licks and the State Turnpike TO
Lewisburg and the principal Medicinal Springs to
wit: the White Sup hur, the Hot, the Warm, SC. to
stanton.
1t viii leave Guyanlte every Twe,lay. Thurs
day and Saturday. at O'Clock, a. H., and on lis
RETURN Will leave Staunton every Wednesday, RI
day and Sunday, at the same hour.
At Staunton the Line meets the charlottesville
Richmond and Fredericksburg Lines, also unninn
three times q week.
Fare from Richmond to Guyaudotte S26 so
The route, from Guyandotte 10 Staunton VIII be
performed In five travelling days THE 7th dav in each
week being necessarily resting day and from Siam
ton to Richmond, fredericksburg in two DAYS
and from Richmond to the City of Washington in
20 hours, and from Fredericksburg TO the City, in
eight hours.
There will be night travelling throughout tie
route.
Persons ascending the Ohio on their way to the
North, will find tins route very pleasant and cheap
one. And those who may wish to visit the Springs
are informed that, exclusive of this Line they can
generally be accommodated, short notice, with
good extra Coaches to those watering places.
And the public assured that in attention to The
accommodation and comfort of the passengers SO Gar
as good Coaches and Teams and skfu attentive and
sober Drivers afford them the line shall not he
inferior to any other in the State.
PORTER 81 BELDEN,
Propriators from Guyandotc, the Warm Springs
JOHN WISE,
Proprietor 6om the Warm Springs to SiaunIon
Richmond, Va. June ~, 1929 C 3m