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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-10
PROSPECTUS
PROSPECTUS
OF 4 LITERARY AND SCIENTIFIC JOURNAL
To be published irecHy, a. he University Of Virginia, uIde,
the title Of
"TIIE VIRGINIA LITERARY MUSEUM.

Journal of BcHcs- Lcrycs, Arts. and Sciences" Sc.
HIVE Objects of this Journal will bc to communicate the
II truths aud discoveries of Science to the a. rCCllanC0uS
reader, and to encourage a taste for polite Literature.
u will rely chiefly for is support, on tire Professors of the
University, whose minds kept N n state Of active inquiry, 10y
tho Lectures required Of them, may be expected tn afford
branchcs Of Learning or Science.
popular character; but, should it occasionally contain discus
siOnS, which, on account Of heir novelty or Importance, NAV
also interest the adept, II will he III" aim Of the Editors 10 make
such ARTICLES, 80 far as may be practicable, iutelligihlc aud
instructive tO the general reader
Whilst tho Journal will ne principally devoted to general
topics Of Moral mr. Physical Science, Phiulogv and Polite Lite.
nature, the Editors will mo-, be mmindful NJ our local and pccu.
liar concerns. TIcy will cnieavor IN collect and difuse what
information they can, copccrninr tho history Of Virginia, and
tire other Stltcs-tn"r first settlement their progress as Colo
mes and nc independent Statc~-tier pcculariitcs IN Laws,
Winners or Dalcct-tbeirS Statistical Details and Natural The
nomcua Such y .rpetOry is much wanted. The iufoma.
uon, " nich now lies scattered among i%n5,gidual', # collected,
wNuid shed great light ON the past history and present state o
buttons.
a part of'he Journal will communicate information concern.
ing the Unlgcrsty-thc oouTse of instruction pursued by th,
several ProfcSors-Nectiug II the Visiors-publc Ixamiua
uons-Statuics and Regulations Of the Univerity-lsts Of Pro
lessons ana overwhelmingly distinctions, and Occasionally
such productions Of The Students as may possess unusual merit
This information, peculiarly interesting 10 the Parents auc
Guardians Of the Students, will not be unacceptable 10 IN,
public. Tue Journal NAY also, by receiving and Transmitting
hints on the difficult subject Of College government and ins,uc
ton, render an Important service 70 the oauscof Education
Party Politics aud Controversial Thcoiorv tyili Il. evcfuI.d
but such exclusion vii not extend TO RELIGIOUS ar poluc nj ,orcs
4 Of a general character, discussed With temperance and abtii,v
The Journal I'll consist Of sixteen pages royal octave, week
w.. Vi ~ The end Of the year an Index will be furnished. q
that II will form o considerable volume, annually.
The terms Of subscription, will be hvc dollars per annum
PAYABLE on TIC delivery Of the fhl number The work 10 b.
commenced as soon as two hunlredsubscubors shall have beer
obtained.
Communication, post paid, TO he addressed "To tho Editor
oflho Virginia Literary Museum, University Of Virginia"
University of Virginia, Feb. %, 1929.
! o. Edtors favorable 10 the interests of Literature and s.!
enec. VIII oelge, by giving insertion 10 che above P%rosPec'lS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-10
FRESH DRY GOODS

Gases super, blue, black, Oxferd and steel MKT
and olive cloths
. 90 fancy prin s, u complete assortment, among
them are some handsome spring patterns
I ao black Italian lI'string and 20 and 10 inch black
Italian cravuts
] 10 cotton bsndanna handkerchief,
> do Leglcrn Bolivar hats
l do brown Hollands
/ DO sctshcw silk umbrellas, some yer. iarre and
extra finish
/ DO containing large shell, tuck, long bent and deep
teeth side coriss
a" brazilian tuck, side, neck and long bent do.
bale patent seine thread, all numbers
do Ciark's spool SEWING cotton
~ 90 81, III. 81 and Cd brown and hleached sL.ir
tings and shcctinms
) : English and O. French black hombaziues
Rich Lconidas fancy silk handkerchief
Large size binc, brown, scarlet and yellow handan
ia haidkerchic:a
Treble gilt coat and vest buttons
Blue and black patent covered coat buttons
Figured gilt buttons for ladies' dresses
Black and white polished brace moulds
w omen's black and assorted horscskin cloves
The above named goods have been received bv
!"te arrivals. which added to the stock previously ON
i'aiia renders the assortment good. For sale low, by
f.. 81 E. JAMES IL Co.
IH"F '-<a"bt Market Square.
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NE ONSJEUR TONSOS y

Tvs UNI TT = IUNSUN WI stand the ensIIirr ,.a,o,
v al rec flii, near Richmond. His season will COMMENCE
me INST oi febrnary' and terminate the first of July next. lie
discharged by the payment of forty dollars within the season,
NiaIes can bc insured AT seventy. 1--WE dollars, pava',ie when the
mare shall prove IN be IN teal. One collar TO the pynom i,
eveIy case. 9""" al
Inc Tree Hill estate has been leased and well enclosed br
the Subscribers, VINO viii furnish good uastura,c Tor mars
gratis, and stable them m al had weather. They can be well
fed, u required, n - cents per day.
Every desirable arrangement mas sheen mad. for ,h. ,c..-
rlocaiIon OF mares; and one of the subscribers wHl rive MS
constant personal attentions IN order that they NAV IL well
treated and returned to their owners m good order. The under.
signed cannot be responsible for accidents or cst arcs. bu, viii
use every exertion To prevent both. Monsieur Tonson i -
beautiful bay; faccn hands iluec inches high, with Lack lc,s
name and tail. lie Is finely pWrotioued. exhibiting Great now
er and beauty throughout; his FORM. His blood, appcaraDce and
performance, cannot bc surpassed bv any horse ON ,Ie Cot
nent. For PcdiGree, &c. see horse bills.
THOMAS WATSON
t1S-tc ABNIR ROBINSON
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NOTICE.

WE Commissioners named in the act entitled
San act, TO amend an act, entitled An ACT b,
incorporate the Chesterfield Rail Road Company"
pas.eu inc zeth feo. 1872 hereby give public notice,
That books Of transcription will be opened at the Mer-
chants Coffee House, in the City of Richmond. ON
wednesday the LIST day OF April next. at IL O'Clock.
ior the purpose ofreceiving Subscriptions to the Cap
ita1 Stock OF the SAID Company, and that the said
books, will he kept open, from day TO day. from ~
until 2 o'clock. each succeeding day, SUNDAYS ex-
ceptcdl for ten days. mar so--eo,t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-10

DURSUANT TO a deed of trust executed by Edward &.
II Swami, on the Sd day Of April, 1921, and admitted 10
record ON the 18Th day Of the same month, in Che clerks Office
OF ~Powhatan county court, will be sold to the highest bidder.
CT the premises, on Monday, the 18th day of Nav next, a
Tract Of Land in sail county, Containing $50 acres, fiur on
Deep Creek, and within half a mile OF James river This
land lies well, is divided into four fields, under good fence.
watcTcd by excellent springs, IN a most healthy, agreeable
neighborhood, and bounded Ivy Belle Meade, uhe estate of ,he
late Thomas Tabb,) Samuel Swami, Richard swami, and
Deep Crerk There arc on the premises a comfortable new
dwelling house with s rooms, aud Every necessary Wt henldip,
auaehcdi also, a new baS, and tobacco houses ~sunhciest kr a
| large croV.
The parties interested agree that the sale shall be made fr
onctourth Of the purchase IN hand, she balance IN I and ,
years, we'll secured The s1io wl he conducted bv Richard
A. Swami, agtui for the uuacc, and such tile made a. IS vested
by the trust deed, aud no other, which is believed to bc good.
THE TRUSTEE.
Inc above Is made by NY request and meets my appreciation
EDWARD G. SWAMI
Edo Swami will sell at same time tine life estate of healthy
person IN a tract Of 40 acres If the richest creek bottom, all
reclaimed, and ADJOINING the above, on accommodating tefms
Possession Of both viii bc given e. 'Inc' ~ cow wheat. and tr
Toss-yslnu ~ ChEttm2.. aT27-elwl'~
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Theological Bookstore,
OPPOSf7E THE EAGLE HOTE

EI O"HIE IHE E.TGLE HOTEL.
'IuiE Subscriber has opened u New Booxsropr
opposite the Eagle Hotel, where hc intends keen.
ing n general assortment of THEOLOGICAL. CT ,ss,-
CAL and MISCELLANEOUS Books and SrAruo>Auy
winch he viii sell on the most favourable terms.
mar % A. WORKS.
R,chrnond Rolling y Stating .liU and .NaH Ea1 forD-
w T. nave for sale a large sock of Cut Nais, made of i'm.
ported swedish Iron, OF our own manufacture. and the
giahty. warranted. We are prepared to execui. orders for all
ue various sizes, from Sd TO l0d, in casks containing 100 To- POO
IDS each; aiso Brads, Horse Shoe Iron, Rods and Rolled Iron
OF every description We are determined. To sell as low as any
thai eau he imported, and We invite our country friends and
merchants generally, TO cal aud examine the goods before tl,y
purchase. We have lately erected u spike Machine, of an
Immense po'xct and new Construction, calculated 10 cut non,
. L q inch spikes, which can he substituted for tie wrought
that are mo- letter, and far more costly. %+
mar ll-lnc =. uAXAjI e. ca
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-10
NEW PUBLICATIONS Ms.

TAHU'S History of the Hebrew Commonwealth; translated
- hon the German, by Calvin H. Stove, a. VI. Of the Thcu-
logical Seminary, Andoyor
History Of the Political System of Europe, and lis Colonies,
from the Discovery OF America To the independence Of tc Anne.
rican Constitution; from hcGcnnan Of \. II. J.. Hceru, } vols
a System OF Dental Surgery; IN three parts-Isi, Dental Sur
gerry a. a Science; "a, Operative Dental Surgery; 81, Pharmacy
connected with Dental Sursery-By samuel Sicidon Fitch,
MD.
The Republic nj tircro; translated from the Latin, and ac
conpanicd -iil, a c,ircal aud historical introduction, Ly G.. w.
Fe9ucrstonhaush, Esq. Fellow of the Geological Society o
London.
A Grammar Of the Latin Language, for the use Of Colerc,
and Scriinlrcs, from the Gcunau Gf {. G.. Zumpi;-and MANY
Other new publications, received az NASlrS.
rav Z
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-10
NEW BOOKS

A Journey around my Room, followed by a Noe
turnai Expedition i'll the same regions, by
Count Xavier de AIaistre.
Ire Dreams of Pindus, by G.. w. Clarke.
Elements of Physics or Natural Philosophy, gene
raj AND medical, explained independently of Tecbni-
cal Mathematics, and containing new disquisitions
and practical suggestions. by ell Arnot, VI. D. First
American from the third London edition, with uddi-
tions by Isaac Hays, A. L., NJ. D., &c.
Eilis's Medical Formillary, now and much impro-
we'd edition.
Tales of st. Bernard, received Mt NASTTS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-10
-AGE COTTON
CASTINGS

I'he S'osrr1her informs me public, that he continues .,
carry on the IRON FOUNDRY near the savaas
Z @cI'fy' where le makes 'oh jroh CASTINGS for Ais-
..'"'Iy 81 All descriptions. All orders sent To- him at ina
: ""'hFy' "T to Alr. GEORGE WILLIAMS, No. 3, Bow.
iys wHaT, Baltimore, for CASTINGS, will NEE, win, in,ua.
tai "''en''n"' ard the Castings delivered there free Il
expense Tor transportation. JONATHAN BoNNER
Baltimore, Jan. %. 1929. 1aftS,
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VALUABLE LAID ron S1IF RI, =

y 49, ND FOR SALE.-That well
' Auo"n and desirable Plantation called Pleasant NIeai,,c
J ioSi F,, m ne COUNTY oi amherst belonging TO tie estate c
containing eight hundred and icr;ythlee acres. This laI,a ;
TSn "iar'sa S'he culture Of tobacco, corn, wheat and re.
iHeIcls on TIE tract ne hundred a res OF WOOD LAM ans, -.
'!en .Ghi IN good hfatt. Ii viii be sold in a body. or in Io,s =,
Sut purchasers, As tnere arc two settlement, on said land. Arv
person or persons disposed to purchrse, will he shown The mo-.
misses 10y Robert w. CarterO or Hector AtkiSson. An indjsnrt,.
PC NE can be made A. all the lesajces are Cf lawful ace. One.
'"i u thc purchase money in band. and tie balance in to-,
tn''ai instruments, WIN a lien TO secure the tvo last paymenrs.
me Improvements are t~C dwening-ho,tses, one OF them az
i"' coiirnohioiS; BAN. In farmhouse, will al! recessafv ,s5t.
houses, VIM wei! Q. excellent water in the ward I'm rohl Of
4''i'h and situation, tbs land = surpassed by none utbre unrCr
country; SSa2ild ire a"-.e property rut lie DISPOSED Of private.
.rt day OF Aprl nest. nv TjJFI So . rrr NV "e
vii.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-10
HARTFORD BEER

OF -HiUIs OF gOOu qunlity Tor sale,
apr! 2,3t DAVENPORT. ALLEN 81 Co.
IN GoGcAtaed CouAtg Court, I9M Jaal-a7y. Ia2g.
ogGinL
John NJ. Redori, Samuel LEX. and a,.rwo is CHaMSRr.
ther Jones, dts
ins cay came the plaintiff by his attorney ard filed hs hr,.
"Lu IL appearing to the satisfaction OF the count. tina, the defaf
o'nI y4hn vi I'ediort, IS not an inhabifan; OF dis STATE. !,
ue'eo that 9e :ad defendant John VI. Redford. dc a,peaE
mVle Ih t!e hrat Gay OF May court next, and answer TIE btI ,s
"e pItih'Hii ana that a copy of this order Le 0rti,v Id, fpser,e9
~ SIue I'oNc hewspalee printed in the city of Richmond. f-
= = h"h,iis Sucoesal'eiy, and that another cory be rostef a, tbe
'''h o'nr oi Inc cnutt house Of his county. m two ,,rcoss-.
IOIit Gays and II IS further ordered, that tie defendants Sam,Si
ItiNe 'lu "eIiNelier Jones DO not pay AWAY. srcIete q =
,N"et"lse dispose 81 any money or effects in their hands no
!'hslns to the defendant JOHN VI Redford, 50 As 10 enable H.,
y" I"y 10 'e pLainui the debt III the plaintiff > bill men,iout|.
. 4 COPY. TeJs. NAP " r,rr,pp
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-10

To Planters Of Tobacco on James River.
NOTICE is given, tIai all Tobacco intended for Shockq
~ Warehouse, arriving IN the Basin, will, it desired, be re-.
cclVed into the tirc Proof Warehouse Of the subscribe. Son,irr
the BASIN and adjoining ShockG, free Of expense OF draya"e.
""d receipts granted by the INSPECTOR At Shockn, without t!r,
tntr expense To the owner, twien called for inspection or Spm.
plns) than would occur if it were delivered a, ono ;,,nS ,or.
ke Ample insurance has been effected upon nj tobacco store.
III Tie mouse above naInef. W. l. MORRIS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-10
Richmond DYeing Establishment.

On Cary Street, rear of The Virginia and Farmers
Banks.
TOSEPH WILLIAMS is grateful to the ladies'
~ and gentlemen of Virginia, for past favours and
hopes n continuance Of tho same; and would thank
the ladies sending their silk dresses, to have them ia
ken to pieces, which will enable him 70 warrant them
70 be dyed and finished as well MS Mt any establish
mcnt in the Union. Canton or stuff dresses not ne
ccssary, as he has suitable machines to finish them, II
sent 10 him in the situation above mentioned
Gentlemen arc likewise informed, That he scours
end rcncws in colour, coats, pnntaoons, and vests, to-
getcr with oil kinds Of apparcl, and ifrcquestcd, repairs
them in the ncutcst manner. As usual all kinds of
piece goods dyed, and hot or cold pressed; furniture
stuff clcanscd and rc-dved in the ncatcst manner.
N. B. Tickets will DO issued on leaving the goods
with him, and requests they will BE- presented on op-
plication FOR the eamc.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-10
VIM. II. FITZWHYLSONN

r DvoH-seHer, Binder, and .Stationer.
"'n' general assortment of DAy Books JouRYALs,
and other SUHSiDIARY bock, for = ,n,is n,ys..
accom-, 80 oo on or county court clerks. sherias' books and
~ DOCKS mr the use Of private concEns. manufac,,rss
~! superior materials and workman ship-ans n 10 ~ !, :
MN pres, that books of The same sizes are sold al. whirn
$50 iooiscap, letter and other writing papers. of all me
stationary. INC "We "effa ftlcf OF
Ifeek, Latin, Ftench, Spanish and English scuoor goor,
" ne au eGsaPes. edthoHs; miscellaneous aud new publications.
~ roins, strings, music al half price. &c
~; II. ND books rebound and book binfiing IN, all lie ,,,...
terms oueu o" Te Ioses'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-10

~ iiG3oger County Co3nI, jan. %. 1899
M L IN bROWN one OF the heirs and the adrnini,,r,,o.
auue .; Brown, dec. ph. AGAINST Patnek Browr.
~ N'o"a'0s'n aud Mary q. his wife. who was htar,
:: nIuWn' James Is. Clor'on, Uaidrgrave Cloptou. Pa
u,DN C'opton, .hi!'r Clopton. Thomas Ciopton, De v,d n.
SIop'"u, " IMAM .loptor, Anne ~. Thompson, who wa,
Nuhe " CloPton' Winston Haiwoni, aud Margaret bs
we VINO was Margaret Cioptou. aud 8iag G. Yar,ro.g,
a. infant daughteto Of Saty r. Yarbrough, who was Maj
'Clop'un' children " Margaret Brnwn and John &. \.
Brown Patrick Brown. Fanny T.. Brown, MARY P,or,-
sarah Anne Brown, William T.. Brown and Allied Brown
children ct " hliam Brown, dls-Iy CHASrRrY.
The defendants James Il. Clopio,, Walderfavc Clo,-
tnn' Millef CIoplon, Thomas Cirptrr, John s. e. Brovr,
tPatrick Blown, Mary Brown. Sarah huns Blown. Uiusr,
p e'o'n' AI'f'd Brown ADD Pat,ick Brown, moi, having
s"'s'e" her appearance aud civen security according
20 'e acl "i assembly and TIC rules Of this court, and
T" appearing TO tbc satisfaction a. The couu ,ha, thev
are noi Inhabitants Of ,bts country: 10 IS ordered. that hs
sa's oe'endfnis do srpear mere ON ihr hnt day u
Apt" court next AID answer The bill IT the pIa fpiI, ssd
mat q copy Of this order he forthwith inserted ga SOM,
newspaper published ~ the CITY of B,rbmn.pd for tvo
mouths successfully aud posted az the front door cf ts
eourt-house " this county.
copy. Tssts PHILIP a WINSTON, o Il c.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-10

TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
Have on hand a supply of fine Fur HATS. AT
ga, in every respect n good article, and worthy Of
their attention. JAS. WINSTON.
mar 81
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Elegant French and American
Paper Hangings.

sP'ch'hu assortment OF + rCnch and American p1yer
Hdogtays, ire screens and views, with borders to slit.
MIR. Thomas II Drcw's.
lie Will put mp papers in the best style and NJ 8.
very reduced price.
n. 3. The papers will be sold vrrv 'ow.
april l-eo3t /. REGNAULT. r.. Agt.
the Ne" .n"Ps g puymia, Heaing's Staioies ~
large, Gimcr's and R,u.doiph's Re,oris Of Co,s,
argued and determilvd IN tie Count of .lvoeaLs.
Journals q the Senrte and House If Beken-nies oC
Virginia, Jrom 1875 Ia 1880 i.cIusipe.. mil nj tbe
Conrention.@ l775-G and 1893.
'kNHE Legislature having directed the sale of hesc
Maps and Books. many OF which were purcI,a-
Sod by the State 10 insure the publication. thrv are
offered to the public 1t Except the Journals in%c nue.
Jess tilan cost; and Us the proceeds are TO be applied
to the increase of the Library oithe State. it is 1 hoped
that every Virginia purchaser will be disposed 10
supply himself from tbs source.
vi the large Map OF Virginia, so Justly admired
idrlt general accuracy and beauty OF execution but
q limited number Of copies remain for sale. The
Journals which have been printed ut the public ey-
pense, embrace the entire period of our Revolutionary
struggle, contain much valuable and Interesting mat
ter, are 80 where else to be had, and with the Sta-
tItes Mt large, orgkt to be in the Library OF every
Virginian.
The following are the prices: For The large Man
go; small Map Sc; IIening's Statutes at large, per
set OF 10 vols. So; Giimer's Reports 81 per tcl.:
Randolph per set Of vols. $50, or in proportion Cor
any volume except the 18th, which cannot be sold for
less tllun- 50; for the Journals per set, COMPRISING five
quarto and three octave vols. SIS, beng 10 more
than the expense Of printing and binding.
Orders addressed to the subsc ribcr a, tho Capitol
in the City Of Richmond, or To Messrs. ]. g. ]. r.
Heron, corner above the Eagle Hotel, will be nrompt-
ly attended TO. Val. II. RICHARDSON
mar Sl-0t g Clerk Council and | ibro rim
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-10

TO II P~IBIIC.-Cndc1 Il. head OF caution in the
from receiving a note, g,venb by Barr * Anderson 10 the sabsc.t.
Der sometime previous TO the 18th day OF March 1927, for
which he asserts the note has since been raid. parG IIgier.
50" On the JAN day OF April 1924, CAV enc d duebrl on
demand, 'r $I3l Ia, which, if John Barr individual y or con-
iunctvely, with his then partner, UNDERTAKES To saw has hee,
paid-he oT they viii assert, that which is no. true. John Far
appears to have forgotten, an individual Transaction bctveen
am aun myself, of a note given by linn to me pYcvjnus 10 fwc
2lti March OF 1921, for STA IL; and this was ne note which /
Promised 10 hand IN To HIM, and which certainly di hand in
TO his agent or clerk, the late Mr.. Mathew Wnrl>or. the irc.hul
therefore, OF Barr 81 Anderson is still due; but 10 a gentleman
to whom passed It, fUr valuable consideration: And Barr a
Anderson are Still IN my debt, independent Of that demand: IS
GA settlement, ! pledge myself 20 establish before tho woprr I'll
Nlndi' BENZ. J.. WALLACE.
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- ~ W. "TT'T0lIF7y no T-'Hl ne SNrot Sr-.ro,,
10y way ni 1e, w. Suiplur Ia the Shit SULPHUR, and bsrt.
ann " me Mil Gap aud Union. "'"'
Each passenger will he allowed 10 take 2D,5,. ~ D..
we " 't''ec' MT al over that, will be ch,ry,d L..
,"e avg" - cents PER ID. per 100 MILES. ThoSs VIII,
>. ~ Its',Ie, 'n''f names ~ the places whctu the sts,e s,cn.
horses IN Virginia. "mI me hcS-
Sih month, 2li, 1890. 'AIu" Eli"
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NEW NOVELS.
FOR RENT.

rEVllE large front room over my otfcr.
april | 5. HAWKINS.
fAt llON.--Some time pIel ious 10 the 25:l March 1877.
- Carr X Anderson gave a nore to Benj L. anacc, of tIs
city, for about Sl3l, which has been since pa;I in the set.
Element of the account between Barr & Anderson am! B.ui.
l." w aiare- line EOte Mr. Wallace promised 10 Give 10 o. the
agent Ct Barr & Anderson TO tc destroyed or flcJ away: hut
as ne mas not dome -, | as one OF the partners OF the late i.nm
oi iar q Anderson, caution the pubic against receiving It.
a pits JGIjT RNEP
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TO TIE PUBLIC.

10 TIE PUBLIC.
'tNHE Subscribers, having purchased the Line o:
Stages running between Guyandotte and Lewis
burg, will. on or before the first Of aIay next. com
mence running the Route TWICE WEEK..
The Line will pass through Charleston. and from
tbarce, by the State Turnpike, to Lewisburg and
the PRINCIPAL Medicinal Springs, to wit: the White
Sulphur. the Hot, the Warm, DC. 70 Staunton.
IL viii leave Guyandottc, twice a week at 5 O'Clock.
4. NJ.
And on lis return, viii leave Staunton twice a
week.
From Gayou .te to the Springs there will be no
night travelling.
At Stanton the Line mco,s the Charlottesville
Richmond, and Fredericksburg Lines, running three
times a week.
Tie ROUTE. from Guyaniotte 10 Staunton. will be
performed in five days, and form Staunton, to Rich
mond, or fredericksburg. in two days, and from
Richmond. to the City of Washington, in 26 hours,
and from fredericksburg to the City, in eight hours.
Persons ascending the Ohio on their way to the
North, will find this route the plcasantcst and cheap
est. And those who may wish to visit the Springs
are informed, that, exclusive of the tinc, they can at
all times be accommodated, on short notice, with
good ert'u Coaches to those Watering places.
And the public are assured, that in attention to the
accommodation and comfort Of the passen gers, 90 far
as good Coaches and Teens. and skilfi.i and sober
Drivers can afford them, the line shall not be inferior
10 any other III the State.
PORTER 81 BELDEN.
Richmond, Va. March 10, 1929. cf