Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-13
TO THE PUBLIC


TGNIlE subscribers, having purchased The Line of
Stages running between Guyamdottc and Lewis
burg, will, on before the first of May next, com
mence running The Route TWICE WEEK.
The Line viii pass through Charleston, and from
thence, by the State Turnpike, to Lewisburr and
the principal Medicinal Springs, to wit: the White
Sulphur. the Hot, the Warm, &c. to Stuunton.
1t Will leave Guyandotte, twice week at O'Clock,
a. NJ.
And on It's return, will leave Stanton twice a
week
From Guyandotte 70 the Springs there will be no
night travelling.
A. Stounton the Line meets the Charlottesville.
kichmond, and Fredericksburg Lines, running three
fines a week.
The route from Guyandotte 10 Stanton. will he
performed i'll five days, and form Staunon 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 tlr.
North, Will ind this route the peasan,est AMI cheap
est. AND those who may wish to visit the Springs
are informed, that exclusive of the Line, they can Ut
all times be accommodated, on short notice with
good eatTd Coaches TO those Watering places
And the public are assured. that attention to the
accommodation and comfort Of the passengers so "a r
as good Coaches and Teens, and skful md sober
Drivers afford them, the line shall mot be inferior
to my other in the State
PORTER 81 BELDEN.
Richmond, Va. March 10, 1929. c.f
The Nc,o .afe,p. Of Iirgiaia Heainy's SLIlates al
large, Gitniers and Randoiph'S Reports of Cases
argued and determined in The Court Of Appeals
JourHGis IF the Senate and House Of Deiegates OF
Virginia, from I776 to 1890 inclusive, and Of the
Conventions Of 1855 and 1888.
TNHE Legislature having directed the sale ofthese
u Maps and Books, many Of which were purcha-
sed by the State TO insure the publication they are
offered to tie public at (eXccp the Journals) much
less than cost: and the proceeds are TO be applied
to the increase of the Library OF lie State it is hoped
that every Virginia purchaser will be disposed TO
supply himself from this source.
Ofthe large Map of Virginia, so Justly admired
for It's general accuracy and beauty of execution hut
limited number OF copies remain for sale. The
Journals which have been printed at the public ex-
pensc, embrace the entire period OF our Revolutionary
struggle, contain much valuable and Interesting mat
ter, are no where else to- he had and with the Sta
tntes at srge, ought 10 be in the Library of every
Virginan.
The following arc the prices: For the large Map
$50; small Map So; Hcnings Stntutcs at large per
set of Is vols. $i2; Gilmers Reports - per vol;
Randolph per set Of vols $50 or in proportion for
any volume except the 5th, which cannot be sold for
less than $; for the Journals per set comprising five
quarto and three octave vols S25, being 10 more
than the expense of printing and binding.
Orders addressed to the subscriber az the Capitol
IN tue City Of Richmond, or to Messrs ]. s. ]. E.
Heron, corner above the Eagle Hotel, will be prompt
ly attended to. WIN. H. RICHARDSON,
mar 24-Ct Clerk Council and Librarian.