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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-17
100000 GRAPE VINES. &c

1000, including, ito Golden Chasseias, &Ic.-Vincs
OF smaller size of oil the above kinds at $50 per
100.
ALSO, the following native Grape Vnes:--
1000 Isabella, 1000 Scuppcrnong, 5000 AleXan-
ders, or Schuylkill, 1900 Catawba, 500 Elsingburg
blands, 500 Winnie, 800 York Madeira, 700 York
Claret. These two last are the most celebrated in
the vineyards of York, Pennsy lvania. The native
grape vines viii be furnished nj S25 TO s37J per 100
according to their value and rarciy, and in some
Proprietor is DESTROYS to enter into extensive mr.
engagements with those DESTROYS of planting vine
yards, and will contract liberal terms Orders for
the foregoing, for fruit trees, Towering plants &
left with me, will receive prompt attention.
nov lG JAMES WINSTON, Ant.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-17
Theology and illustrations.

~ ATuRAL THEOLOGY: evidences OF the cxis
~ tence and attributes Of the Deity, collected
from the appearances of nature, by WIN. Palcy, D.
D. Arch-deacon of Carlisle. Illustrated by the
plates and by selection from tic no,rs Of jaIn"s
Paxton, momter of the Royal College OF Surgeons
London. With additional notes, original and selec.
'cd, Tor this edition. And vocabulary of scientific
terms, just published, for sale by COLLINS & Co.
l6
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-17

SWrRsISIAAt rules, holden in the clerks office Of
~ the superior court of chancery for the Richmond
district, the Sd day OF August, 1929: Philip Ayleu.
sheriff OF King William county, and committee of the
estate of Yancey Lipscomb, decd ptf against James
Fox, and Thos II. Fox, admo'rs Nh the win annexed
of John Fox, decd, Hudson r. I;pscomb, william
Stone, admor of John Lord, deed, Nu.decai Ahra.
liam, personal representative Of F. Mitchell, dccJ.
David Valentine, Abraham Archer, Corbin Braxtel anJ
James Edwards dts.
The defendant Hudson P. Lpscomb, not having en-.
tered his appearance, and given security according
the act OF assembly, and the rules Of this court and
appearing, by satisfactory evidence, that he
nhabant OF this country il is ordered, that the said
defendant do appear here, the FIRST day cT the
January term and answer the bill of the plaintiff and
that copy of this order be forthwith inserted some
newspaper published in the city of Richmond for
months successfully, and posted the front door "
the capitol, in the said city.
20 copy. Teste, UN. c. PrSDLrrox, C,
NyRerSAA rules holden IN the clerks Office Of the supe
ror court OF chancey for the Richmond district, 3D.
day Of August 1929 Zqgatah FsooSs aad Margaret h'
ard PIyot eNo5 Of james Du,c decd the sad t,agd
or and Virginia his vie, o Boyd, Dmeii uoyd, CONWAY
Boyd. and HeaTy Boyd, Richard MRae surviving ex'oi ~
John AIae senr and Of john MRae iunr decd Benz ".
exor Of Joseph Jones' deed, Richard Williams late
deceased Roger Mallory, sersean, Of the tow" Of reer
such adn'or Of Hector M'Nciu dc;d Alexander a.
Rae John MRea and Violc, ClaibcyEr zoe
The defendants Richard Pryor eHos IT James Due ic,
and the Richard Pryor, and Virginia his wife ADD urI
Boyd not having entered appearance and given security
according assembly and The rules Of this oour
aud appearing satisfactory evidence that they ni
inhabitants Of county ordered that he said defend
do appear the first dd ~ thc next January
and answer the bill Of the plaintiffs aud that copy ~ t'
order be forthwith inserted IN some newspaper published va
the city Of Richmond for two months success ycY, and ros
al the rout door o. the capitol IN TIE said city
rs Copy. Tese Wa G.. FlSpLsrov, C. >
rules holden in The clerks Office ofths Serss
OF chanccy for the Richmond district, he sci day
October 1922 Lew Jones' Tl' against Daboey siors Asa
Oliver BOrVm, Dabuoy Mer, cNor % Iuo. PeikuspD aI
Nhnmo Morris, 'u'T fS1ah Morris, dts
The defendant Nimno Mou, having entered us uypclr
and gwen security According the assembly aut
the rules % this and N appeqrug, satisfactory
renee, that he Is raba ~ this country n u order1,
that the said defendant 80 nppca here fenfh day u s
next Januay tenn, h4 aawct ile bl' ~ ih- lariE
that a copy OF ir ordey 10 irhV ''h ueue uc31
paper puhlshed iu ne CITY Of Prhn-d iur put
r~s.icey aud posted a. hc fcn door Of The oal ia
4 mid coy TIC o.,
} - GH q '-..4lr.a. SD
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-17

VmCNAt rulss, holden i the CLERKS Office Of the superior
court Of chauCeIy Tor the Richmond district the 81 day
August, 1899 IbOras CO,he, u his right as adnr
OF John p Cooke, dc. j. Jacob u nan and Elizabeth his Vie
lic Elizabeth Cooke, benjamin Cake and oi James
Cooke, deed, pits against William Browne and Alexander
Browne CX'or Oi james Henderson, dccd Sarah flcclsnd
afmN Of James frecaud, decd, au Charles Gee admir- Of
Waiter Peters, decd. dlts
Tho deic. dani sarah IRELAND having entered her
appearance aud given security according 90 tie assembly
and tie rules OF this count, and appearing. By satisfactory
evidence that Size rs nh1ban uf this country Is
ordered tia, e said defendant DO appear here first day
OF the next January and the bill Of tbc plaintiffs
and tina, copy OF this order be forthwith inserted IN some
Gtwpapcr published IN the CITY Of Richmond Tor two moths
successfully and posted the font door Of tie CAPITOL IN the
said city
q copy Tc.c, W. g. rNmuo, &C
SymoIvA rules holden the clerks Office oftc superior
court ochaucerv for the Richmond district the Sd day Of
August, 1929. Robert Tumhu, cNor Of David Robertson,
decd, pit against Charles Robertson David Robertson, Alex
andef NJ Robertson Pcyon Ncdn and Jane his wife formerly
Jane Robertson Mary Times, Gcore Robertson Mary Eo-
bouson, Charles C. Nicludoc admir- OF Cornelius C. Taylor
decd, aud Donald Mckenzie, dts
The defendants Alexander NJ Robertson, Mary LINES aud
Mary Robertson having entered their appearance and given
security according the OF assembly aud the rules OF this
court and appearing. b, satisfactory evidence that they
inhabitants o this country ordered that the said deen
dOn,s do appear here the t day Of the January
snd answer the bill Of tho plaintiff and that copy of this
be forthwith inserted IN newspaper published the city
Richmond for months successfully and posted front
door Of the capitol IN Tic said city
: IS Acufy. TeS,e, W. G. PlspltNT. &C
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-17
BALDWIN. IVES 4 Go.

- AVE received by rcccr' arrivals. ard nfIr-
"A rho|esrte or yttti. upon accommodating term
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-17

OffFV FoR Shr.
tAA iihds Sugar 81. CroIx, Porto R.yo aiui
AOO Now Orleans
30 bags Cotfec, Java, Laguiia, Porto D:co anil
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-28

The King of England must be somewhat en-
barrassed in the Catholic question, finding his
brother, the Duke Of Cumberland, opposed 10
i, in the House Of Lords, while the Duke Of
Sussex susrains the bill. The fear Of the Pro-
tes,ants appear TO rest wholly on the supremacy
of the Pope Whatever may have been the
power of his Holiness. there is little to apprr-
bend from il at the present day, when even
the death of the Pope exri'es less no'ice than
any of the modern princes and potentates OF
Europe.-N Y. Enquirer.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-28

LITERARY IS l.. Knapp, Esq. is prso,..
FOR The press a work entitled "a Uj,,,.
and Picturesque Description of WASH,
and the vicinity" In which, 10 addition :.
minute history OF the rise aud proere,, 0, e..
capital Of the United States, will be f,,,4
variety Of interesting facts respecting the r.,
borhood Of the city, and particular 4 ,,,r
zion Of Mount Vernon. The same geuAsmu.
the course of the summer, intend, to publish ,
lectures on American Literature. Should
subscription justify the undertaking.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-28

Having undertaken 10 publish all H..
appear relative to the interesting eo,,rn,,'
between MIR. Adams and Certain load.
Federal Parry, we give this morning
from the eldest son Of the late Gere.,,,,
ton, who has been drawn out by Mr. p,
assertion concerning his father: Ar,.l
his communication, as published in ~. ~
York Evening Post, are letters from ",
Tallmadge ard Hilhopse, certifying ,,,, ;,
never heard General Hamilton express, T..
Gisunion sentiment, and that, to lb.i,
ledge, the project Of separate soyerrn.,,
never entertained.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-28

dispositions in you, which your friends have al
ways accounted for in similar way; while
your political enemies, like those of Lord Nelson,
were necessarily striving 10 pervert them 10
your disadvantage. ave knew (says the wri.
ter OF criticism on the publication Of Lord
Nelson's I.rtlrrs,l Lord Nelson, and saw IN
him abuniant reason 10 excuse, nay 10 forget,
the tran>ien, clouds Of his hasy temper, the
passing feelings Of his heart, the fre'tnlness
which an anxious mind Sometimes produced
But even those who knew him not, or, we
should rather say, knew him only by his great
achievements and generous spirit, will be pre-
pared, from heir knowledge OF human nature,
10 adm; that so much zeal, such an ardent en-
thusiasm, such a sell consuming anxiety, as
prompted him in his career # glory. could not
be unac com panied by GRAIN impatience oil
feeling, aud certain trt ed"m vi Expression,
WHICH were natural, and therefore pdrdonsble,
in the man himsel.; bui whith i, Is grievous TO
every honest heart, and injurious TO The hum An
character, to Sc, recorded cironicIed and exposed
Iremain, sir, with every wish for the honor
and success Of your admins alton Of our Re-
public, your liow-ci,'ze n,
PHlLARETES.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-28

The merchants Of New York have h!
public meeting, to take into consideration ID
STATE of their claims upon the French Cover
ment for spoIiations committed on their pr.
perry. Energetic resolutions on the subj
were entered into, and the Presiden, oil the u
ted States requested to institute Special Nj
sion to France, with view Of sarl,faclsl
settling the question.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-28
PRESCRIPTION LIST, No NIL
l." off Nth hi, head. So much for Bueh'HgN@'

The Post Master at New Orleans h'' '','
removed to make way for somebody e''' w."
wants the situation
The President has appointed Pierre ! -
ker Of Seneca co. collector OF the poi' u
falo, in place, of NJ. NJ. box, removed
REMOVALS. The following eleven ON ca
the Customs in Philadelphia, have rec''''N
,ice from The Collector. that, from ana awe
3o,h instant, their services will be a''p'"'
with.
Inspectors OF The CUSTOMS
Job Uhipph, SPrm'g"'
Vim Daizei, JOS D1cnSo"'
John Diehi, Odcta ho''' mad
Daniel Adgate, IN hop"."''
Capt. Robinson, d. Du'a"'
MEAsURER OF SALT AND COAL
.Sami L. Palmer.
Eut,act of letter to The Editors Of the BGa'T'Te '"'
nicle. dated ,,o
"WAsHINGToN, Goth April io-'' i
Among the most important appoIn''nnenp'',5
the mas, week are those Of Gen KING, OF -, pI'
We. 20 be Collector of that port; oh'" ~
sWARTWOUT. Collector, and NJ. VI '''
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-28

The exer'ions made in Pennsylvania. and o
hio in aid Of internal improvements sha..
rouse the state Of Virginia to energy and !.
tivity. She sees all her sisters ours,riDb.
her in the road to greatness, and even htr,s.
dren leaving her far behind. We look fsI b.
ter things under the new Constitution.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-28
PHIL

STRIKING EVIDENCE OF THE INCREASE OF THE
TRADE OF ALBANY. Ga TUESDAY, here were
lying al our wharves. iwo hundred ana thirty
SAIL of uesseis; large number OF which were
eastern vessels.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-28
AIGSIS! 4 ErDAyA.
TUESDAY MORNING, Appu 90

Capt. Clifford, arrived a, Bosor
ma 18th January, states tina, the Ru,,;, Wy
remained in the winter quar,res. ~. :, -
sian ship Of war fro" Odessa with "a, ,t ~
had arrived at Cons,an,inople; and ~ "''
Dardanelles were still blockaded, bu, bv
bic force. 10.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-28

MIR. Pember,on, who was d.anr'g,oi.
known some years ago in this country, asaP,
Ct anG tragic actor, made successful deb.
in London on the Cd ult. at Coyent Gaze
Theatre, in the part of Virginlus.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-28

We find the following article in the Phi!
delphia Gazette of the 24,h.
Messrs. Editors:-HaviDg seen paT!grg
in your paper Of this day, copied from ih' y
York Commercial Advertiser, stating that To:
mail from that city 10 this was stopped BY ,h
inhabitants of Princeton on Sunday las "
think il proper 20 communicate the parItI4'
respect ling the ocf urrtnce. Ii was not 'ht ri
ter mail, but severalb bags, containing 'hr Chr"
tim .ddvocate, Post Office Quarterly Rev n
Dead Letters, sc. on their way 10 the u'".
Pos, Office, Washington, for he tran'por'aI'.
of which we are sub>conrrac,ors, under Mt'''
Reside s. Co. and on Ms arrival at PiT'e O.
on Sunday last, the driver, who IS iesV-'!
sworn, was forcinly stopped, With the mail ''a
by several of the Inhabitants, and comptl!!' !"
remain until Nj nddv morning Iail out oil ?"
ty) The public may be era lied 10 learn w,
prosecutions are about being instituted ag.'N@
the perpetrators, under the Post oihce L-'
the United States.
HILL, FISH s Able.
Philadelphia, April 22d, 1929
Ifthe advocates Of the stopping oil o1'''
Mails, pursue this course there is h1'oP ~
for apple alton for Legislative aid. Lbs "%
riously, however, one Of the most daring W.
Iatiops of order and law that has ever ye' -"
CURED in this country, and will 60 ''' 10 I,'
the question about Sunday Mails loIe'ef v.
trust an intelligent jury will me'e oO' ''s .''
rigour Of the law upon the actors IL 'n'' '"''
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-07-10
F,o,n The ~ y I'm, -,

From The N. T. Commercial .lareysiscy
By tile packet ship Corlnthian, the editors of the
Observation-Disclosures received Portsmouth paper
otthe LIST OF June containing London dates the 30th
Nav
The Dublin Evening Post states that there is very
little doub: of the reelection of Mr.. O'Connel OF
S,oo ten pound feeholders, nine tcrths had decar-
cd tor thai gentleman.
PuTiS papers OF May 25t had been roceveG at Lon
don It Is stated from Jassy May that all accounts
from the theatre OF war, confirm the statement that
very sangnlnc actions had taken place at Silistria
ana IN the envrons of Chonma, where the Turks
aave displayed unparalleled valor and fought with
desperation bordering on pllrenzy.
Letters from the frontier Of Moldavia OF Nav con-
firm the taking of Badrlck, little fortress between
Narna and Kavarna, by the Turks, and do not con-
tadlct the capture of Sizebol by the troops Of us-
sein Pacha.
The European discipline adds much to tl,rir force.
Dervses appear at the head of the troops, and rectc
prayers and sing hymns, which the Turkish soldiers
repeat while they animate each other and when their
fanatclsm is thus excited they rush to the combat like
mad men, uttering dreadful cries. The number of
Turkish troops increases daily and is at least eonol
to that ofthe Russians.
On the 5th of April. the Russian sG,1alron was Mt
Poros To the number Of ships of the line corvette
and briggs. The Courier of Smyrna of April 12-h
says. tiat Admiral Hayden having considered with
the President what place Of refuge they should choose
~ case OF war with Ehglend, the port Of Napolf had
been cbosen and in consequence 80 pieces Of cannon
hah been placed at the entrance of it. It is added
'""' tic ufdf naVlHB since DecoInc sensible that IL
was impossible to escape in that port from The English
feet had resolved to join his squadron that which
was 0ockadng the Dardanelcs, and, in case of de-
caraton Of war, Immediately to force the PASSAGE
and proceed into the Black Sea. II was affirmed at
Poros that this junction would be very effected
Letters from Constantinope, May ID, say it is the
hrn 6clefthat the Russians project landing on the
Aslaic coast Of the Black Sea- md that the attack ON
SIzeboa was merely contrivcd as a mask to this
vast enterprise, for which immense preparations were
making NJ Odessa. In consequence. the Ottoman
Meet had been sent to the Black Sea to prevent This
INVASION, for The Dvan breads nothing so much as tho
apPeaTaneeof considerable hostile force in the VII
cy OF the forts the Asatic side Of the Bosphorus
which would not c1ly spread alarm in the capital hui
would greatly impede the arrival of supplies for the
European provinces.
Advices from LegIrorn state that great mischief
mas been done IN that port by violent tempest On.
posing winds seemed TO struggle together and at in
tervals traces OF fire were seen in the horizon The
vessels ut anchor, exposed great danger Sc
yeraj of them had their chain ca1les broken, and
were driven ashore.
The Admiral Benbow, an outward hound Indaman
"as attacked By pirates on the l4th Of April. She
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-07-10

ON Soard. AL the particulars saat could be aasa.,s
ca from the surviving wcre that they HAD beem
on long cruise OF Cuba and had made no cs r,,,e
iof SO long time TINT all their provisions, water.
Ns: We're entirely exhausted; that their comrades mad
Re,isiee IRON starvation, and they themselves were
ey seps awe 6y subslstng upon the bodies of those
who died from day to day Several articles of mer
chandlse and considerable amount in specie were
found sccrcted in the vessel which had been landed
sdfa the men imprisoned. -
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-07-10
From The ". 7. .lme,.jroo.

Two o'cLocR.-We have just received, by the Co.
rintlian, Portsmouth paper ofthe list of June with
London dates ofthe 30th May. !tiss'ated the au-
thorifyof letters from Jafsv OF 9Th May that all ac-
counts from the theatre of agree in stating that
very sangnlnary actions had taken place near Sstria
and in the envrons of Shunla, where the Turks,
have displayed unparalleled yalor and desperatio-.-
Letters from the frontiers of NTodava, Of 10Th of
May conm the taking of Baldricl, little fortress
ha.N-@'ee Strna and Nnvarna, by TIN. Pursr,
net contradct the capture of izebo by the troops
tiusscin Pacha Sir james Scarlet has been appoint
cd Attorney General. MIR. Brougham was offered
the Solicitor Generals place, but declined, looking
forward to be Master Of the Rolls MIR. Sugden was
to be the Solicitor General. falling off IN the reve-
nue. of3G0,000'. was anticipated.
Pho blockade of the Dardanelles to be extend
ed and occasioned hard feelings in England. A suf.
iccnt number ofvcsscs with grain are said to have
passed, torelieve the scarcity i'll Constan,inopie.
Liverpool dates to May e3th state that the cotton
market was brisk at an advance OF Lid.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-07-10
PoL1TxCAx.

Modern" 7s.jor,n 1t is announced that n,...,s
John Is Derby and Joshua Seaver, have been apnoin.
ed Inspectors ofthe port of Boston, in place of essrs
1 Ionn sk,nner and Charles Duran.. removed. Mr.
Derby (says the Patriot has been distinguished ass
warm and active fcdcralst. ESQ much the better
we 90 not object to his that account
us VIC presume it must have been made to "preserye
the integrity of the republican, party"
.4aotter.-The Providence Journal states that n,
VIM. II. Allen. of Providence, has been appo;nte5
Marine Hospital Physician of that port in place of
DIR. Wheaton, removed. s -
.another-Benjamin Mute, Esq. is appointed pns,
master at Vernon, Oneida county, vice James IT. CoI
ns. Esq. removed.
'Othelo's occupations gone"
The Centnel states that one Peter GRAY 5LnrI-
porter the Boston. Custom house, has been dspla
ced to make room for Herote. Peter would MOI
ego de whole hog"
.4no'her--Janes Mcclure to be Surveyor of the
port of Alexandria, vice William Weddenburp, ne
moved. ~
.anothe':-Jacob Gould has been appointed Col,ec-
tor OF the port OF Rochester, vice ]. Hawcy, reno,
we'd. .S
.anotaer-Dr. John B. Ellwood, has been appoint
POSTMASTER at Rochester, vice Abelard REYNOLDS.
''eu Cam. .4dc.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-07-10

team NJ .NeU Orieam.-The Baltimore Patrio.
AT New Orleans On the subject of the health IF
mat CITY, we find in the New Orleans Mereaptilc-
A9vertiser OF the 18th utimos Qaicr than the In
ragraph ~
During the last few days, we have experienced n
considerable Improvement in the weather, which has
become Dry and even pleasant for tits season of tho
year. cnahGe OF weather has brought with it aiso
change OF bealtl-and the city is as ee from ,aJa
DIES OF every kind at this moment MS it ever was ON
the 18th OF June. We have made this statement 10
eounteract Impressions which have gone abroad that
new Orleans was overrlln with sickness
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-07-10

IRE kGrD at fhs Son An Intelligent friend ,pio has ,,ss
returned iI visit 20 South Carolina informs us that the
pudces OF The people of that State against Tariff have
subsidized since II has been found beneficial i'm i,s
a IN consequence of the protection given the sugars OF
ana LOUISIANA the demand for negroes in Sou,
ses IRON 9us'na and Florida for The purchase slvcs
are sent hIohout thc State advantageous sales cop,i
any made Their price is said average nearly p,-
hundred dollars great advance their several
past nns 1t seems after all that southern brethren are
ikey 70 receive double the benefit om the .odios ,arf
a' VIII be experienced by he New England manufacturers
NJ \. {ietnkI
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-07-10

re inerenn hysten'-The Piusbug Staesman mentions
having seen beautiful specimen imitation of Brnse, Ca,
Sa, winch III, was manufactured from Mr. Holdhps
imitation that il is stated, the best judges would tc unable SD
niue distance to- distinguish from Brussels The body r.
H manufactured In the ordinary manner of paper. and %
colours which of variety beauty are then stamp
co upon The paper and the process of stang uniting H.
Is the same that for making wall paper II is then SO be
vanished as 10 resist the effects of water and IS thus rende
ioe beautiful and durahA thad tie imported article
fRa{t Pat
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-07-10

\ null, confined ~ pen al Salem, Jew Jersey.
i7tcy attacked coourcd man who was in the pcn.
and Killed him.--The place where the animal was
confined was adjoining slaughter hoIse and he ,yas
eu-aged o. me smelling orslood.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-07-10
STAGES.

IE'RAVEI'LERS are respectfully informed tt,.
a the Western Stages to Lynchbnrg and salem
Sc :; leave Richmond on Mondays, W ednesdays &,
fridays, at A: Nj; arrive at I.9nchburg the
next days by p. NJ, and Salem the third aav
,';e the great Valley lne to Huntsville. NASH
at Fluks' on the Blue Ridge mountain, thss liae in
eersects Caldwelis line, which, psssee Fincastle,
Sweet Springs, Salt and White Sui hur Springs. e.
lntersectng Porter d. Seldcns line at Lewisburr,
which runs to Guyandotte on the Ohio river
The Richmond line in returning will leave SaIer,
on tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays at 4 A. M.
ana and, Lynehb"rg on Wednesdays Fridays and Mon
NOR. - ~ '5F'siis sum
= For seats to the West, apply Mt the bar of the
Union Hotel, Richmond O'' - '"e
an baggage or property, whether belonging To
passengers or other persons, the risk of tho res
pcctivc owners thereof
A. PATTESON, P,opriei,r.
:, - RICHMOND g. SALEM,
~. B-Caldwes line runs only twice q ,peeL
Passengers for the Springs &c. should leave rich
mond Wednesdays and Fridays.
July 10 c
02 10 be published in the Norfolk IIeraId and pe,e,sb,
neeonce twice week for six weeks The bills IN he ss7
10 the wing Once for collection. - - '''