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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-11-19
JAMESON EN-SNOES
A FEW pair ofparis Oser.Shoes for Ladies
A for sale at New York Prices
Howell AVIES
Oct %

" OllCE.-By virtue of a trust deed made
" by Thomas Aidrdge in which itll Carter
IS trustee, bearing date tn, 9th day OF Oct 1924
nd Of record IN me county coun of Nelson,
nj also nv virtue of trust deed ma de by
Moore i. Carter IN which Stcrline Claiborne
IS trustee bearing date h, 2Olh day of March
1927, and also recorded ~ the county cont oil
Nelson, aud by virtue ot a trust deed made by
Charles G. Carer bearine date the Goth day OF
March, 1927. in which Hill Carter aud Richard
N. Eubank are trustees, which deed i, also re-
corded IN Nelson county court-by which sid
deeds, the makers respectively convey 10 the
said trust ees respectively for the purposes SCI
forth IN the said deeds their several and resuec.
tive Interests in the estate known by the name
OF Walnut Grove, situate in the county of Mel
son and containing about 400 acres, and
their respective interests in 10 negro slaves
attached 10 the estate. The undersigned trustees
will, on the 10Th day Of December next, offer
Tor sale, al the Mansion House on said lrac, OF
land 10 the highest bidder. the interests of said
parties, IN the said land and slayes-the interest
OF said Aldrldse, being two sevenlhs, and the
interests OF the said Moore and Charles being
each one seventh The land will be sold on
credit OF one, two aud three years from the lst
day of Jan. 1880, and possession delivered on
that day. The negroes will be sold on a credit
OF one year. Boud aud satisfactory security
will be required for the negroes, and bend and
a deed Of trust from thhe purchaser of the land
1t is believed that the persons owning the
remsiug three 'sevenths Of the estate, will, on
the day of sale, sent TO sell their interests in
the same way, and on the same terms proposed
by The trustees in this advertisement.
The undersigned viii convey only such title
as the sAid deeds ni trust au'ho isc them
HILL CARTER, Trustee IN the deed
made by Thomas Aldridge
STERLING CLAIBORNE, Trustee
in the deed made by Moore f. Garter
HILL CARTER, }Trus.
RICHARD n. EUBANK, {lees
under the deed made by Charles c. Carter.
Nov. II ,dso6
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fashionable Leghorns, &c. &c. &c.
STAPLE GOODS.

A few pieces extra fine Eng Cloths, blue and
black
An elegant assortment fine g. snperfine English
Cloths, including blue, black, olive, steel
mix, and every fashionable shade
Super double miled Drab Coatines
Fine and superfine blue aud black Cassimeres
Few pieces super Drab, do. double and single
miled
Superior black, and blue black Silk Velvet
Marseiles, Swansdnwn and Valencia Vestnos
Scotch Plaids ana Camblers
A few pieces extra Manchester Cords
A case fancy colored Satnets finest finish
Several cases medium do.
Several bales he0py Point Blankets
large supply English DufIel Blankets
(Red oIrpe) the largest and cheapest ever
known
Fine and medium flannels of every color
Green Serge and Booking Baige
Several pieces ingram Carpetings. bsndsomest
figures
90 ana "A brown and bleached Domestics
90 ana IA fiald do. indigo blue
81 brown and bleachcd Waltban Sbeet;,n
bale superior unLleached Sea Island SbiS,in,
a few pieces "a real Rus ia Sheetines
l,laids and plain Lindsevs for servants we.r
Several bales double mill ed Amy 10Th,
Double milled Natt Co,lons, No t,5
full assortment Spun Cotton, &c. &c 6o
DAVID 81 ROBERT KYLE.
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FER SALE,

n VERY handsome little Farm, upon the
RI head waters of Appomattox, in Bucking
hsm. This land is in the neighborhood of Clo-
yer Hill, lies remarkably we'll. produces to-
bacco OF the finest quality. aud has upon it
very large orchard Of well selected fruit . the
tract contains 80 acres-Per-ons disposed TO
buy, will apply TO the subscriber or Col. Sam
Paiteson, who lives adjoining the premises
SAML. 2. CHRISTIAN.
March 60
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WHiniNiA, TO wit AT Rules held in the Clerk
ONCE OF he county Court of Bedford, on Monday
the 9th day Of October, 1929 Isaac Adams pG agansF
Isaac X Mari, def. in Chaucery.
The defendant Isaac II. MARI not having entered his
appearance ana gwen security according the act 81
Assembly and the rules of this Court and il appearing
ny satisfactory evidence that he is not an haban o.
inns country on motion of the plaintiff by counsel i
soruercu' tha the SAID defendant Isaac X. Mari 90
appear here on the fourth Monday in Dec. next and
answer the bill of the plaintiffs and that copy olus
oruer ne nrhwith inserted in wspapcr publish
eu III the Town OF Lynclhurg, for months success
sey and posted at the front door of the courthouse
oil TINS county, ON two several court days
copy-Teste,
GA, WINGFIELD, D {.
oct H. w2ml6
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Nf0TICE.-Lo.t on the road between my
I'M house in Amherst county and Lvnchburg
on the 18th inst. a POCKET BOOK, con,ainin,
o bond on Seaton II Loving and Wilson Peters
for $3.50, dated o2nd June last, and PAYABLE
22ud inst ooe on Seaton ". Loving, da, ed and
due the same time for Sl2 90; one ON John
Richardson for 3 Id 90 on demand, dated in DC.
tober last which said bonds, caution all per
sons from trading for, and those who ow e them
rot TO pay them to any person but to myself.
DANIEL B DNLY.
Nov TO-
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a REMOVAL.
w AEsEA -. GRAY

\NflSfiES 10 Inform her customers aod The
" public generally, thar she has taken a
roomin the brick tenement, Immediately oppo-
site TO James c. Moormans well known Tav
efn. The room is quite convenient TO the Main
street, and very easy TO be found. She has nj
ms time, all The fashions that are in use at this
season, and viii continue TO get patterns suila-
Die Tor every season ofthe year.
n. b. The subscriber had thought a farther
notice Of this kind was unnecessary, until she
was told that some evil disposed person had re.
ported she was not able 10 attend TO business.
u would be well fer every body that wishes
work done, to call and see for themselves
M s. GRAY.
Oct. l2 Is
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COMMISSION BUSINESS

tHE subscriber informs his friends and the
n public that be continues 10 O. business
on Commission, and promises that no pains
shall be spared TO give entire satisfaction 10
all Planters and Farmers who may confide 10
his management the sale of Tobacco, Flour,
or other produce. His office will be kept at
the Store oil Messrs.J. & 5. Hslsey, next door
below the Farmers Bank.
ID. SAUNDERS, jr
Jan. 10. ION
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NOTlCE.-By virtue of a trust deed g..
~ ted TO the subscribers by Edmund .
and Sarah his wife, bearing date the lin ave
of july, 1923, and duly recorded in he Eva. usf
court of Bedford, we will proceed 10 s,lJ
way ofpublic auction, on the premises. FL, ~
on Friday the 9Th day of November pe,, n,
tract of land, on which the said Pate now 80 9ns
adjoining the lands OF Anthony Wrpbt ~
others. containing one hundred and ei,b,, 'oP
ores one tract adjoining The same, coI,a,. d
thirty acres one tract adjoining the same lug
tanning sixty three acres one tract adm
the same, containing one hundred and .,ar,a
acres one other tract, known by the man,
Nealy's tract, on Falling creek, adioinipo W.
lands Of Samuel Howell and others Al.o '
other tract, called Newman's tract. adioi,tar
the last mentioned tracts. containing two IN
dred and forty acres also, the follow ing slav,,
TO wit: Reuben, Tom, Spencer, Mnly, Mari
and Anna, OF Anna, and their increase since ,E1
date OF the deed, aud as mentioned in the .s;I
deed, and for the purposes therein expressed
The title to the fore named property, is btler
ed TO be good-none other than thai conyeyad
by the deed. will be made.
The above Sale is postponed till 9th dav &c
December next.
CHlsWELL DABNEY, Tin.
DAVIDSON BRADFUTE. Goo.
tCt !. idslI
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NOTICE is hereby given that shall present
IL apeiiion TO the next General Assembly of
virginia, to pass law giving me the right TO
recommence an action for the recovery of land
against James Woods and others, the caun.
fy OF Nelson, for reasons which will he made
known to that body by said petition.
THOMAS GOODWIN.
Nov, IL I'm
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HEWSON'S OFFICE,
Nov. Is

Bynchbng, Nov. l6 1929 {
Drawn Numbers in the Richmond Dock Lotte-
ry, Class No 3.
80 81 2s 10 DC &c IL.
Vest your small prizes in the Grand Consolida.
ted Lottery, No. H. Capital $4,000, aud u.
Mon Canal, No, 10. Capital $50, 1000 If YOU
have any respect Ior your purses, step in at the
=" Cottage This Day, and you may be re.
warded for your attention to Dame Fortune. "
Remember the fortunate and prompt pay Office
OF w. HEWSON.
where Nos. 8 ls 81 the Capital prize of 81 ,0oJ
was sold and paid short time since.
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u o. NASH s CO.


a RI now receiving and opening, 10 the
"a large and commodious brick building. 8
doors below liberty Ware-hcuss, and nearly
Opposite the Post Office. general assortment
of GROCERIES, &c. which they oieI
81 the most reasonable prices, for Cash. VI
country produce, consisting in part oil
800 Sacks Salt, Liverpool filled
~ hhd.. ST. Groin aud Orleans Sugars,
best quality
2 hhds4 Molasses, best
80 bags Coffee, old Java, white and yell
low, best green 81. Domingo
bbls. Loaf Sugar, sllqnsliiies
~ ba1cs Imp. Gunpowder and Tyson
Teas
90 Rean. Wrapping Paper
10 do Letter do
1000 lbs Cotton Yarn from No. 4 10 IS
pipe French Brandy
Jamaica Rum
Orleans do
Ig Zip s s".., M MADEIRA WINE
Q crates Liverpool aod Queens Ware
kegs Duponfs Powder
do refued Salt Peire
2bbls. Copperas
do Madder
1l-2 do Indigo, span. Float
/ bag Race Ginger
do All.pee
Black Pepper
20 bags Shot
10 bbs Mackarel
90 kits do for family use
bbls Tanuer'sO,l
l2j pair Cotton and Wool Cards
fierce Rire
boxes Soap
do Sperm Candles
IS do TalIow do
80 kegs Nails
! case cheap Boots
$50 pair Shoes and Brogaus
! ton English Iron
do Country do
3 casks prime Cheese
1000 lbs Sole Leather
hhds Stone Ware
II haz. Wool Hats.
3 ions Plastrr
1000 lbs. Blstered Steel
100 do German do
$50 do Hoop Iron
doz Silers, all sizes
] bbl Lamp Oh
& boxes Window Glass
2balcs Cotton Shettng and Shrtin
10 kegs Lead, ground in o.,
Old Whiske,, Bed Cords, Leading Lines,
NuImegs, &C &c. &c.
We invite our frends and the pDblic AT
lsreeto call and examine the GOODS and
NJ, ices for Themselves, a. bargains may be had.
i've are determined TO sell low for cash.
The highest market price given for
WNEAV AND EA0UN.
Nov. IL Is
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Jan. 10
FRESH ARRIVALS

AT BULLOCK'S OLD STAND
Ry cKEE, ROBINSON & CO. are weekly
I'VE receiving their tall supply OF Staple and
Fancy Goods, and at prices that defy compe
tition. They deem it unnecessary to state the
selling prices OF any article, as the customers
may rest assured they are prepared to exhibit
all kinds OF Goods, al prices that will be highly
satisfactory.
Country Merchants and Pedlars are respect
ioily invited 10 view the ass ortmenf Country
produce taken at its tul market value.
Oct s. "a
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Nov. 16

WOIlCE.-By virtue ola decree oil the
lAI Court Of Equity Of Rockingham city IN c. }
made Fan Term, 1890. shall, expose 10 sale,
on the premises. on Thursday the 2ith Drcem
Der next, tract of land lying in the county Of
Rockingham, IN c. in the fork OF the Mayo 4
Dan Rivers, containing about three hundred X
hhy acres. being the tract of land belonging 10
the heirs nj law OF Margaret Joyce. The above
mentioned tract ofland contains about 100 acres
OF low grounds, and is well adopted TO agrrnl.
fural purposes. Those persons who are dis.
posed 10 purchase, will do well 10 call aud ex-
anime for Themselves, as few such tracts o land
are throw u into market The purchaser will
be required 10 give bond and approved securi-
~, payable IN six, twelve and eighteen months
for the purchase money. The title of said land
will he reserved until a final decree in the
salt of Jno Ii, Joyce and others, agaius, Pleas.
ant Black and others.
WM. FEWEL, c. NJ +.
Nov. l6 lm21
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FIRST ARRIVAL
OF
FALL GOODS.

"a w 7, INV y At IthgIh INC pItasilfe of 10
Wv forming oar friends of ,Ap arrival OF a
part OF our FALL SUPPLY, comprising great
many scarce aud fashionable articles:
Cambria and Muslin East India worked Robes
A beautiful assortment of winter Calicoes
Maltese CaIicoes (entirely new in patterns
Ga Cambrics, and and & 4 Jaconet Nusiins
Book and Japanned Null Maslins Every cheap
Apron Checks, small patterns and fine
With other Goods, at extremely low prices, all
of which they wish their customers to examine
MCKEE, ROBINSON s. co.
Sent Oh
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MOHCE-BY virtue Of deed of trust
l y executed 10 me by j hn II. Wright. bear
ing date On the 18th cav of April, 1926, and
recorded in the county Coat OF bedtoro, and
to accomplish cerlaia purposes IN said iced
expressed, shall, on Tuesday the Sh day OF
December, 1929, on The premises, eApose to
sale, 10y way of public auction, certain tract
or parcel Of land, conveyed aud described in
soid deed, lying and being in the county of
Bedford, containing dis acres, more or less, it
being the same tract or parcel of land which
formerly belonged 10 George Douglas dec. The
terms sale will be made known AT the time
and place of sale. The title TO said land is be
lieved TO he unquestionably good, but acting as
trustee, | viii convey TO the purchaser or pur-
chasers such title as is vested in me by The said
deed OF trust, and none other.
BALDA MCDANIEL, Trustee.
Nov Q. IDS
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q A COURT held for Nelson county the 25th say Of
~ August 1899, Charles Lankfo ford and Elizabeth ms
VINE, formerly Elizabeth Landlord, pitts. against JolD
MaSwell and Sally his life, formerly Sally FMrai'
Perrin Farrar, Nancy Farrar, John Farrar Jno belp
ell and Jane his wife, formerly Jane Farrar, and WE
nam farrar, aud John Farrar, Joseph Farrar font
farrar, Sally Farrar and Lucy Farrar, children u
Fleming Farrar and William Farrar defts in Chaneo
~.
The defendants John Farrar and John Farrar, Joseph
Farrar, Polly Farrar, Sally Farrar and Lucy barIh,
children and heirs at law Of Fleming Farrar decd no
having entered their appearance and given &c
curity according TO the of Assembly anu
the rules of this court, and it appearing by saisaG
tory evidence that they inhabitants OF tnl
Commonw ealth, and without the jurisdiction Of wv
court Ii ordered, that the said absent deiendau
do appear here the fourth Monday in Nov. next a'
answer the bill of the plaintiffs and that copy oil '
order be forthwith Inserted in the Vrgnian paper ~
ted IN the town ofLynchburg for tw months
SAID day. and that another copy thereof be posted AZ @
'front.' door ofhe courthouse of this county some
day. A oopy-Teste, RIO. c. CUTLER Dr.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-11-19

ZnHE Projectors Of the Richmond add
I Baltimore Union Line oil Stages aud
Steamboats,. by Tappahannoef, respectfully IN
form the public and travellers generally, that
this line has been in operation one year that
the best Of coaches, horses, aud most experien-
ced and careful drivers are, and VIII be con-
stantly kept that the route affords the best ac-
commodations. good roads. and no night trav
cling by land. The Stages leave the Bell 1av-
ern in Richmond every Wednesday and Satur-
day morning at O'Clock, and arrive at Tappa-
hammock to dinner, returning, leave Tappahsn-
mock every Monday morning at O'Clock. and
Thursday mornings on the arrival OF the Steam
boat Patuxent, from Baltimore and arrive IN
Richmond in the evening On Saturdays they
must meetihe Pa,uSenta at Tappahannock. ready
TO take passer gers 10 Baltimore which arrives
there the succeeding day by clock, Z. Nj
The boat leaves Baltimore every Wednesday
morning aud arrives at Tappahannock on
Thursday morning. The Projectors will spare
no abour or expense 10 render this route agree
able, and they have the pleasure to state, that
have uniformly expressed themselves
with the line.
IL Stage fare al the low rate OF SO so; in
tefmediate Stages, s cents per mile.
Oct. Is. 2mls
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WASHINGTON HOTEL.
JuuchbRTg


1nuE subscriber respectfully informs the
public. that be has extended bis lease on
the Washington Hotel.-He makes a grateful
tender OF his thanks to the public for the lioe
raj patronage he has received, and pledges
himself 10 use his best exertons 10 give satis-
faction 10 all those who may favour him with a
call al the Washington. His Table shall al
ways be furnished with The best The markets =.
will admit. and his bar with the choicest IT.
auors.-He has attentive and experienced ost'
lers, and his stable inferior to nome WIN
oood lot for droyers, and moderate charges, as
follows
Breakfast 70 CTS.
Dinner, % -
Supper, 20
Lodging, IL ~
Horses, per day o2 LIZ
Horses, per month, 30 w
Board, per year, l33 80
JAS. C. NORMAN.
Sept. "a. 3mll
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One half of Rose Isle for Sale

n WISH To sell this valuable tract Of land
81 Tying on I've River, in Nelson county.
bout is miles from New Market, AT tn, inrc.
Ion OF Tgf and James River) where there Is
an inspection for Tobacco and boat nayigs-
ton to Richmond; in the eighbot hood there
are two first rate manufacturing mills for nour.
The half OF the tract contains, by estimate 1850
acres, and in good repair IhS tract is consi.
dered one of the best in Nelson county, particu.
larry well adapted to tobacco corn & wheat. The
land IS well watered and tmbered, aud "A great
deal of fiji e tobacco land 10 cut There is a
body OF 100 acres of low grounds OF good dual
ty on the river, attach d TO either half OF This
desirable place The purchaser " III be allow
Ell o purchase either half OF this estate 1.-The
lower or the upper portion) rs may bes, suit his
wishes. II Is useless to give further descrip
ton OF this desirable estate, As those wishing IN
purchase will first view the premises. Mr. A.
cres, residing on the place, will shew the land
10 any p rson wishing to view it. am dispos
ed tosel ~ accommodating terms, but a ban.
gain can be had Tor cash, or | would take ne.
groes in payment Letter, addressed TO me or
J. d. Payne, in Ly nchburg will be promptly
attended to- LANDON r. CABELL.
NAV Z. $50
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A CARD
To THE LADIES.
ENlSS PITTS, fro" Pe'ersbnr

1V& takes the liberty oIintorming The Ladies
Of Lyncbburg and adjoining counties, that she
has taken the commod,ous DIV cling house near
y opposite the Franklin Hotel where she in.
tends carry ing on the Man'na making bust
ness, in all It's various branches. Having great
facilities OF oblacing regularly (irom the Cities
OF New York and Philadelphia the very latest
fashions, she flaters herself, from the attention
she will devote 10 the orders she may receive,
TO merit share Of public patronage, and super
cede The necessity OF sending orders to distant
State or the City Of Richmond.
n. b. Orders from the country executed at
the shortest notice.
BRAID Riding Dresses, Of the latest fashion
July %. 1897
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EAuRSUANr 10 n deed OF trust executed by
Patrick z. Burton aud Mary his wife, TO
the subscriber for purposes therein named.
boaring date the 2l,l day Of May, 1920 and
duly recorded IN the county court of Bedford,
! snail proceed Ia SELL al the late residence of
the sad Burton, in bedford county, on the 26th
instant II fair, II not, the next fair day thereaf
ter, all lie stock OF horses. hogs, sleep, and
other cattle OF every description, the crop Of
rye. corn aud oats, aud all the farming utensils
belonging To said plantation. A credit of sx
mouths vii be allowed the purchaser ON giving
bond with approved security upon all sums %.
- and upward under S., cash will be re.
qiired.
BENJAMIN WIGGlNION, Trustee.
Nov lds25
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A OlICk.-R rs committed 70 the jail vi tire
" Cu,po alton Of he town Of Lynchburg
on Thursday the 18Th # Angus last, a mulauo
man who calls himself PRESTON. The said
runaway is about five feet ten inches high, a
busby head Of hair aud large whiskers about
lweuty five years Of az he is light mulatto.
He Ind with him when committed, the following
articles Of clothing coat Of domestic manu-
faclure, OF Iiehl gray, pantaloous 81 the same,
iurred cap. The owner i, hereby required
10 come forward, prove property and take away
The sad properly, or lie will be dealt with &C
cCrdine to law.
n. b. The said runaway says he belongs to
WIN. L. Perkins Of tie State OF Mississippi.
SAMUEL BKANSFORD, Ja,or.
Oct % 3mo0
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n VERY likely negroes for sale, il APP
n " piled for il II or 10 days. The lot
consists of men, young women and boys. En
qulre at this Oliite.
Nov. 3 oy
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.ssyss> - FEvDE proprietor OF
ssssSlli.4-sRs--z.rS u The llnc Of Stages
sss4sss.KIeS recently running from
sssssss- ss:--s4Tzzr-- Lyncbbutg TO AeNan
drls twice n week, informs tho citizens Of
Lynchbnre end ns vicinity, thet this line now
runs three times "A week, and IS extended 10
the City OF Washington.
There has recently been put upon the road
between Washington and Baltimore, new hne
Of Stages, unrquaed in this country IN splen.
dor and magnliicence aud travelling also with
grratrapidiiy. Whha view TO the public accom-
mediation, aud with a view TO save passengers,
the Inconvenience Of hunting for, md proeur-
ing seats FOR Baltimore when arrived IN Wash
ngton, the proprietor has iolmed conneXibn
with this new line, thus constituting con
necled line from Lynchbutg 10 Baltimore aud
so from Baltimore TO IynGhburg
The Stage leaves Lynchhuig on Sunday
"Wednesday aud Friday mornings The time
taken on the road To tho North Is one DAY 10
Charlottesville from Lynchhurg 10 Washing
ton two DAYS, and until / / O'Clock \ NJ On
the ihud-same day rraCh Baltimore by halt
after 4 clock p M. aud on the next day, in
! New York, SO that IN fur days the passengers
may take tea N New York. The Stag from
Baltimore for Lynrhburg leaves Baltimore n.
| bout o, A, NJ. on Monday, Ihursda, End Sat.
urday reach Balnald's Mansion Hotel in
! Washington Cry by 10, A. NJ. drops into nv
line a. ~ s'rlo,k same day-n one day III re-
after reaches Cha louisville, ann on the second
| Lynch u, g--hus rnnning from Baltimore TO
Charlottesville Ia two, and to Lynchburg in
three days
TANE.-From Lynchburg to Baltimore
ST.. WI. SMITH.
Nov. L., 6m26