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T,HE NEW MAPS OF VIRGINIA, Msnins

yWyHE NEW MAPS OF VIRGINIA, Hening' 3
III Statutes, at large, Clncrs & RandoIph's Reports
OF cases argued and determined in tho Court of APP
peais, Journals OF the Senate and House of Delega
Of Virginia frp 173S 1900 inclusive, and OF the Con-
vcn,ions ofI775-6 and 1873.
The Legislature having directed the sale of these
n,1ks and maps, many OF which purchased by
ihc State insure the Publication they offered to
the public (cxceptbe Journals) much less than cost;
and the proceeds to be applied TO the increase OF
the Library Of the State, it Is hoped that every
Virginia purchaser will he disposed TO supply him
eel from this OF tho large Map of Virginia,
SO Justly admired for its general accuracy and beauty of
execution, but limited number Of copies remain for
sale The journals which have recently been prin cd,
AZ the public expense embrace the entire period Of the
Revolutionary struggle, contain much valuable and in
teresing naerare where clso TO be had, and with
fho Statutes largo ought to he in the library of every
V1rginan The following the prices:-For tho
large map 500 small map o; Henings Statutes at large
per set OF is vols IL dollars; t'ucrs Reports dolls
or vol Randops per set 20 dolls. in proportion for
any vol except the 5h which cannot be sold for less
than 5dos for the Journals, per set, comprising quar-
To- and octave vols 25 dolls. being moro than the
expense Of printing ana binding.
Orders addressed TO the subscriber at the Capitol in
Che CITY Of Richmond, or to j. s J. u. Heron,
abovc thc Eagle Hotel, will be promptly attended o.
WIN. III. RlCHARDSONt,
Clerk Of The CottpciI and Libyovion.
Mare1, 27 106-tf
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N HE PRESS, and will be published in few
u days, The PIginia Report and Kentucky ResoIa-
Mons Of i79s and 1870. with the Debate OH the former
ID The House OF Delegates Of Virginia --G~Dtlemen
holding subscription papers, will please return them
the publishers forthwith. COLLINS s. Co.
August z. Oft
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LuaGiic Hospital, williamsburg.
~ Office is hereby given that oil the cells in this
institution occupied and that no more patients
viii he received until of the said cells vacant;
due notice of which will be given. BY order of the
Court oil Directors. l.. HENLEY.
May 26. h1-tf
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ca ARSHAI'S SALE~-In pursuance n a decree OF
I'VE the Superior Court OF Chancery for the Richmond
in the Of Bryde rs Stokes &c shall, on Monday
the 9th day Of October next The premises offer for
SALE public auction the highest bidder the tract Of
land Of 25O acres, heretofore sold by the plaintiff Charles
Brydie, TO the defendant German Y. Stokes. forms
credit Of r. IS and "a months, the purchaser execu-
ting bonds with approved security, and the title with
held further security I'LL further order Of the Court
J. GUEBRANT. ~. >. G. c. n. y.
August ls. 20--tds or one of his deputies
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a CONSTITUTIONAL CHARTS, or comparative
y Views Of cIc Legislative Executive aud Judiciary
Departments in tho Constitutions Of all Tire States in the
Union including that Of the Untod States with an APP
peudfx. BY James NJ Garnctt, just Published and for
sa1c by COLLINS & 90.
OF whom may be had Constitutions Of the United
States, complete the present period The Resolutions
Of Virginia and Kentucky, penned by Madison and JEFF
fcrsnn. Jehcrson's Manual, Sc &c.
July 81 2l-w6w
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NDY virtue OF deed Of trust, executed TO the sub
y - scrbcrs by William Watkins for the purposes
therein specified, which deed bears date the 25 August
shall sell, the premises for cash. to the highest
bidder Tuesday the Sth September next the tract of
land called MoTren, lying in the county of Powhaap
being the whcreon the said Watkins resides
Also at tho time and place, and the same terms
two slaves, Jacob, and Polly The lille 70 this property
Is believed 10 be udsputable, but shall convey such
only as Is vested in as Trustees.
WILLIAM S. DANCE,
CHARLES sELDEN, Trustees.
August 18. 2l-tds
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RICHMOND COTTON MANDATORY.
a NOTION cloths and yarns, of superior quality
" manufactured at this establishment, offered for
saie wholesale and retail at the Proprietors' Office ION
the street leading TO SchockI Warehousc) moderate
prices.
They will also wish to purchase quanty OF prime
cotton oil the ensuing crop. preference will be given
to cotton in the seed, which will be received OF the
Planters on the most liberal terms, for
CUNNINGHAM s. ANDERSON.
Nav 10 Aft
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0Y 1heENoUIRER published twicc week generally
wcck during tho session of
os, hsraoofe, Five Dollars
Nocs Of chaItcrod specie paying banks (ony will
mng them BY mall the postage Of all letters being paid BY
writer's
~ No papor will be discontinued (bot tho
EdtoSsl until all arrcaragcs have boon paid up.
Whoever WI. suaansoo tho payment Of nine shall
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
~ Ono square, OR LSS-first insertion % ocnscach
tfnuancc, so ccnts
asstuned by person In this city, or its envrons.
x DEMONSTRATORS SALE.-On Tuesday, Sep
IN TENDER 1, 1929, will be sold at Brayneield, ncn
the Bowling Green, Caroline County, the residence Of
the late Geo. Buckncr all the personal Of said
Bnkncr consisting of stocks Of horses sheep hogs and
cattle; together with thirds of the household urni-
furc all the plantation utensils carriages wagons, kitch
en- furniture, SC.
The terms of sale will DO II months credit tho prr-
chaser giving bond, with approved security, To bear in
tcrest from the date, which will be rsntedn the bonds
he punctually paid. All sums under ton dollars, cash
And Monday, September 18th, that being Caroline
Court will be sold, Tor cash, the Bowling Grcen 81
negroes in families; many may be deemed su
cent the claims against the estate of George
Rnckner.
On Wednesday, 2st September, will also be sold,
tho terms, at Salt Pond Culpeper Courthouse
the stock of horses cattle, Sc attached TO that estate
DOROTHEA Is. BUCkNER, Administrators,
with the viii annexed OF George Buckner, deed
". B--The creditors oil George Bucsncr request
cd TO make known their claims TO tho administrative.
Braynefld, August 4. 2S-tds d. Is. b. admx.
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NOTICE.-Mrs. Nelson continues the Boarding rs.
~ hDlislnncnt adjoining the Washington Tavern
within nifty yards OF the Capitol Square. She will be
prepared 70 accommodate in the beat manner number
OF the Members Of the Convention and Legislature,
with their families, II required Good stables aud car
rage Housesv-Fel supplied with Provender and care
fo ostlcrs.
hbggstT 2G,-no
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NOrfCE--Wantcd at the Pcuitcntiary, 1000 fsct5- q
Inch pine plank and 10 900 flour barrel hoop poles
hr which cash will be paid.
august 25-AP TtToS. NELSON, Y A =.
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A TAYLOR is still wanted at this place. person
"a wishing stand, (cither with without farny)
who can we'll recommended a correct, iDdustr
GUS sober man, capable in his pros sion nocdno doubt
his receiving sufficient patronage for the employment Of
rom 10 hands including himself.
e. Il. FONTAINE.
Diana Mills, buckingham. July ~. 22--w5w
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M y FOR SALE.--1he undersigned will sell vaua-
" bic little farm in the county Of Prince Edward, on
both sides Of Vaughans and Of Little Creek, conoinng
255 liz between 60 and 40 of which good fat
land IL lies 10 miles from the Courthouse, IL from
Hampton Sydney, aud rs above Farmville within 2
miles of landing on the Appomattox, from which pro-
duee is boated TO Farmyillc Petersburg, &c. Those
wishing to purchase such property will please apply
The undersigned on The premises.
August7. 2s-wsw Joseph WILSON.
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August 4.

SUGAR PLANTATION FOR sALE-Tho subscri-
~ beers offer for sale advantageous terms the very
valuable !sugor Estate of the Hon. james T. Williams
deceased, twenty seven miles below New Orleans, on
the banks OF the Mississippi River. This Plantation is
well known as one of the largest and valuable in
Louisiana, having front OF miles on the river In
addition to very large and splendid Mansion House.
newly built, the Sugar House and all other buildings and
hxtures upon the place new extensive and well ur
ranged, and IL is believed that it may be said with truth
mat no estate in Louisiana Is in better condition oil re-
sPccts than this. There the place about lao
Negroes which the Subscribers would prefer selling
with the estate; together with oil the Stock &c.; but
they will sell the Negroes separately, if desired by a
purchaser.
Tho terms Of sale wil.bo $780, 900 in cash, and the
remainder in four annual instruments, without interest
Oilers for this estate may be made 10 The two first
named oil the subcrbors, at Grecnvile Courthouse, Y
Carolina, or TO the Two last named at New Orleans; and
If not previously disposed Of it will DO sold at Public
Sale Oh the 9th of February next at New Orleans II
may not be improper to add, indicating the value
this property that the crop of the lat year which was
made with 10 hands 63s hogshcas; which with the
the Aiolasses, sold for iiS54. like opportunity oil
purchasing 80 valuable an estate may not again occur.
THOMAS Is. WILLIAMS,
WADDY THOMPSON, jr.
VIM. p. GOULD, fINecuoorS'
IIERYEY ELKlN.
August L. 23-fm
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WHITE-OAK KNEES.

NAVY CoAfMIssIoNERs' OFFICE, JIIy 23d, 1929.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this Of
- flee until the 10Th of September, to deliver the fol-
owing white oakknees, required for ship of te limo
10 be delivered the Navy Yard Philadelphia, by the
last Of December ensuing and, delivery, 10 under
80 thc inspection, &c. OF tho said Navy Yard
UppEn GUN DEcK.
. ~ dagger kDcss--boiy from to Ia feet, feet
de 10 IL inches: when completed to he square, and
little square, 81 inches to foot out square, not
more. SPAR DECK.
10 dagger knee.--body TO feet arm feet, side
inches when completed, out square from to i2inchcs
GO foot, not moro
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81 hanging knees-boly feet, feet, side
inches when completed, out square from to LIZ in
ches to foot, not more
Offers must be sealed, endorsed " Offer 20 furnish
white oak knees Cor a ship of the line at Philadelphia
and transmitted to this Office.
July 81. 2i--ti0Sept
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U AND FOR SALE will, on the 9TH Monday in
Aug In the town of Urbanna (MddIesex) sell tohc
ccdPriams situatedin the lower end Of Mid5lcscx CO.
containing 500 acres This land abounds in pine wood
and is very convenient to the navigation Of the Kappa
hammock. VIM. ROBINSON, Adul'Or
Julgro ts-4MAog n Needlcs Robinson
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-08-21

NH EAL ESTATE FOR SALE.-I offer TOR sale my
u, farm in the County Of Goochland, called John
son Spring. Itis just twenty miles from the City OF
RchDond and contains five hundred and twenty acres
OF land The bousessre large and commodious and the
land Is well adapted 10 the growth OF corn wheat, oats
&C. IL has been, and doubt not, might be again. one
al the most valuable stands for Tavern in the vicinity
OF Rchmond.-The terms will be fourth cash. and
credit oil six for the resiue the purchasers
ing the interest after the expiration OF the first year
or credit OF six years upon the whole, paying Interest
from the day Of sale-Any person desiring 10 purchase
during my absence from Town viii call MIR. Thomas
Green Of the City of Richmond, Fir. John Watkins
OF the County Of Henrico, who will contract for me.
July a. g2-Iot JAMES LYONS. Jr.
yHIwENTY DOLLARS REWARD.-I will give
a twenty dollars for the experimenting and delivery
10 me in Petersburg, of my Moses, who Went of
the 9th nstHeis about twenty thrco or four years
old, feet inches high, dark skinned, but very
black, rather stout made and bow legged slow in his
movements and OF not sprghtly countcpancc-took
with him stock Of very good clothes, amongst those
recoocted were blue cloth close coat, aud blue
cashmere pan!aoons gray cassnett coace and pana-
looms FUR hat good deal worn boots and shoes. The
only information have been able 10 get Of him. is that
he seen in fishing boat which trades 20 this mar
ket, on the night OF Sunday tho 18th inst going down
james River and he originally caro from Charles CITY
Of Wcynokc, Doctor John Minges place, or of Mr..
William II. hinges where most of his relations live
Petersburg June 30. 16--fmd HUGH NELSON.
YZyiIE subscribers have entered into partnership o
Ia Grocers and Commission Merchants, under the
firm Of Wight & Macmurdo They have taken The
first above the Eagle Hotel and will sell grocefics
Of the first quality, by Wholesale retIl--Ghoy
will also sell produce and transact any other business on
Commission, chat may he entrusted 70 their care.
JOHN WIGHT,
JAS. Il. MACMURDO.
July 81. 2f-Im
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40 ARSHAL'S SALE.-In pursuance of decree of
1sH the Superior Court of Chancery for tho Rich
nond District, pronounced the 10th day Of February
1875 IN the case of Woodson Knight and wife u.s. Zacha-
ncsday the 7th day Of October next, the premises
olcr for sale, to the highest bidder at public auction,
''that moety of the mill hIcherrin River, which
was devised by the esator George Walton, his wife
Martha Walton, with power appoint the to- and
among his children and grand Children and all the right
title and interest Of in and 10 the said mill and the lot
OF ground stands and all the appurtcnancos there
OF, which tho testator George Walton and his widow
Martha Walton had and held in the premises Terms;
credit OF twelve months, the purchaser executing
bond with approved security and the title retained as
additional security for the same till further order of the
Court. J. GUERRANT NJ q e. r. n m
August lS. 2o--tds or one Of his IDENTITIES
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"a TRUST SALE OF LAND AND NEGROES-Bv
n virtue ola decd ofrust Patrick Copton
oinery VI tho County of New Kent, but lately OF the
1926 and of record in the office of the Clerk of
New Kent county, foe tho purpose of securing the pay
nent OF certain sum of money therein mentioned /
sell upon the promises in New Kent County the tract
OF land conveyed by tho said deed and which is
described IN the said deed fooweth viz: All that
tract or parcel Of land lying and being the County OF
New Kent, owned by the said Clopton adjoining the
lands OF Flcmmng c. Talley Richmond c. Terrell and
others, and on which the said Patrick Cop,on now re-
SIDES. shall also sell on tho day and at the samo
place the following slaves conveyed by tho said deed
and by subsequent agreement between tho said Clop
ton and Richardson as trustee, TO wit: Dngo, Hendcr
son. bob, Candis, Dandridge and Wilson, so much of
the SAID property may be sufficient to pay the debt in
tended TO be secured by tho said trust together with the
interest which shall have accrued the same ana the
costs attending the execution Of said trust.
WILLIAM RICHARDSON, Trustee.
August L. 21-S~
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NOTICE.-wanted at thc PcDitcntisry, seventy
~ thousand Flour Barrel Bflcts.
IN p. sa,-6 THOMAS NELSUNs T. 3 2.
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hRY DOCK-Proposals win BIO received at tie
~ Dry Dock, Gosport Navy Yard. before the
FIRST day Of September neIt, for furnishing and deliver
ing million OF good harburned bricks for the Dry
Dock As the bricks TO be laid where they viii be
exposed 10 water, they must be of regular form, and
made OF good clay with little sand il necessary
make them sound, strong and durable.
The delivery Of the bricks may be commenced InInc-
datey after proposal acceptcdand about t,co m
ed hot.sJd at least, must be delivered this fall, a
tho remainder az early next season aspracticallc.
proposal VIII DO accepted, unless accompanied by tau
average sample Of ut least ID bricks, of the kind propos
ell TO be furnished. They must be delivered such
wharves, landing, other places the Dock shall
be designated by the Engineer Superintendent of the
works.
Proposals for the whole any part OF tho above bricks,
with the names OF the proposed bonnon sealed up, will
be received by Mr. Henry Singleton at the Dry Dock
once ON or before the LIST OF September next; decision
upon which will be made by the Engineer a.
possible, after said day Any person offering proposals, is
requested to state the price at which he will deliver any
smaller quantity, than the whole number he offers for;
whether he will deliver any quantity, of at least
hundred thousand, at the price he offers for the
whole. l.. BALDWIN, Engineer.
August III. 27-ustSept
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lng ARsIIAL'S SALE OF HANOVER LAND

- ARSHALS SALE OF HANOVER LAND
lTS- Pursuant TO decree Of the Superior Court of
Chanccry for the Richmond district, pronounced on the
Goth day OF June, 1929, in The Of Milcrrs Demo
yile and Mayo Cs the same will be offered for sale on
the premises at public auction, 10 the highest bidder
for cash, on Wednesday the 9th Of September 1879
IL O'clock The right title and interest Of Peter Deovc
In and to two pieces parcels of land, lying in the
county Of Hanover being his life estate tberen-which
parcels Of land described In the deed executed by
the said Dcmoyilc 10 Mosby Sheppard and Folk Wins
ton in trust ON the 1h June, 1892, two tracts Of land
then lately allotted TO said Bonneville and wife in the
division Of the lands OF John r. Winston, dec one tract
on which Dcmovic resided, containing 70 and
The other containing I07 acres, in the neighborhood of
the first named tract.
J. GUERRlNT, NJ. s. G. c. m
August ~. 2o-tds or one of his depr,iea
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HDUBLlC SALE.-on Monday, 3lst OF August, the
subscriber will Offer for SALE the premises the
highest bidder his farm calod Boomicd the county
Hanover, lying the Rad leading from Hanover to
Louisa Courthouse, about Is miles above the formor 1t
contains S7i acres by late survey. Between fifty and
sixty acres of excellent Swamp Land, and hundred
and forty OF wood land One fourth Of the money
will be required tho LIST of January, 1880. when pos
session will be givenand the other three fourths fn
equal insiaincnts of two years.
The land may be by application TO Vim. o. Day
living on the premises, the subscriber.
" B.---SraH grain may be seeded after the 10th oil
September. CARTER BERK EI.EY
August. 2G--tds
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August IL.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-18
RICHMOND SEMINARY.

q EVERAL Of my friends having inter ested fhemselve
~ in diSuading from change which 7 had con-
tempaied in the arrangements OF my Seminary, the pub
lie are respectfully informed that IL will he continued
the ensuing year, without any material change in the
order Of studies.
In order avoid any future misunlerstand ing the
TERHs which pupils will be received, are annexed:
'rhe Sewinary will open the frs Of October next
aud close the last day Of July following
NO pupil Of immoral character who has been DIS
MISSED from any other school, can be admitied.'
mo pupil will be received for shorter period than
the academic years and IN Of EXPULSION, the pa
rent guardian shall forfeit the tuition fse.'
No pupil will be furnished with certificate Of pre-
paIaton for College, unless he shall nave attended the
sep,inaiy full term, and shall have passed satis-
factsry examination, in the higher Greek ard Latin Css-
sicks, aud the studies connected with them; Also in
Geography. Astouony, Arithmetic Algebra, Geometry,
Plane aud Spherical THgonomeuy'
The charge will be s6O-paySbe half yearly in ad-
vance,
can charge Of $40 atTin be made Tor French
aud Spanish, or either. WM. BURKE.
b. 7 sm DESTROYS 20 take into my family ten doeile
onh gvncti little boys cnpanions snd cias fellows
for my son 10 bis privag studies These, besides the
advantages Of the Somingry will private nsttuc-
tiaut they shall be Uca'ea with condolences and Affection
and shall he objects q never cessing attention.
My price for boaf'and Tuition will he $500 nor term,
July l-wdw w. q.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-18

Esnnemen-I regret that your contemporary as
you sometimes call him. Mr.. Editor Richie. when he
was dressing himself off with pretty names owing no
doubt to his majesty, omitted to add nothcr which
am sure would look equally well upon him. aud
which dare venture affirm neither YOU nor any bol
dy else will deny that he equally deser yes--C AN
DOUR-Wih; do you think sf il.
don't understand French, which they tell me Is the
anguage OF the little old motto "verite peux"-
but Ne there is seldom any harm i'm mixino one gbod
thing with another, hope shall be excused ON tIi,
occasion, for mixing at least a little English and
freuch.-Lrt tile motto then hcncefortL road
'CANDOUR and verite sans penr."
The veteran Editor has of late on many o,cas;ops
Paccd ms claims To the new distinction which now
ask Tor him, on grounds the most palpahle but m
none of these occasions Us they appeared 10 INV visn
nave they been SO strongly marked as in his criticism
IN us paper OF the 23d June on Mr. Claws speech nj
the uinncr recently given him near Lex suion.-
witness M particular what he CD rs the s.exceot ION
MI Clay objects to the appointment of so many
H',eors ana we agree with him in the exception"
an old woman accused rascal i'm Tennessee of
swearing I" hc-ngrced madam, said he but with
that exception What have YOU against nc:-A free
P,'SS Is every where regarded as the life blood of
ioeity; but press identified with iJic Government
ny lucrative Offices conferred Editors is no more
eH press Than press borne down by the strong arm
81 governmental power. And The effect of Mr.
cnny objection IS, that Gen. Jackson bv lucrative
ounces purchases int his service the public mess
es OF me country, obstructs the channels of ubt
tue government TO the people and laws the foun
GatiOn Tor the destruction of liberty Tie hns,v
uor seeing this great and fundamental error of tho
uh'str"fion m all It's deiornnty. agrees in the OBJ
Jection (mere "eXccptiOn biu so sims and ouihbns
round 1t as 10 put Mr.. Clay in the wrong and ,occ
ms own title to CANpoUR v hero fee. that NV ioin,
Is gained. In the language of Gen. Jackson i'm his
ieltef To Judge Williams Il think vERBuM sor.
JUSTICE.
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STAGES.

TRAVELLERS are respectfully informed tlot
u the Western Stages to Lynchburg and Salem
&c. leave Richmond on Mondays w ednesda,s a.
Fridays, at A. NJ. arrive at Lynchburp The
next days by 2. M., and Salem the third Jay
where the great Valley line to Huntsville, Nash
vile, &c. is connected. Before reaching Salem,
at Fluks on the Blue Ridge mountain, this line ui-
tersects Caldwells line which passcs Fincas'ie
Sweet Springs, Salt and White phur Sprinrs Sc
ntersecting Porter d. Beldons line ut l.oaisbug
which runs to Guyandottc the ONO river
The Richmond line in returning viii leave Salem
on Tuesdays, Thursdays ond Saturdays az a. N.
and Lynchburg on Wednesdays, Fridays and " n-
days at a. NJ
The travel viii be performed by daylight in sun.
meT.
For seats to the West, apply at the Dor VI il.e
Union Hotel Richmond.
All Baggage property, whethor belonging 10
passengers or other persons at The gisk IF to reS
pcctve owners thereof.
a. PATERSON, Proy9jeiOf
RicHHoSn& SAi.IM,
N. B.-Caldwcil's line runs ONLY twice weak,
Passengers for the Springs sc. should lccye Rich,
nond Wednesdays and Fridays,
July 10 etf