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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-26
From the Pensacola Gazette, June

To correct number of idle and unfounded reports
that have been IN circulation, relative To what took
place at the meeting between Colonel Walton and DIR
Nc Nahon, deem it due To truth and Justice, and 10
the parties themselves To state every thing OF impor
lance which occurred on the ground and to declare
that all statements differing there from totally false
According 10 previous arrangement, the parties met
Ct Rosa's Point at five o'clock Z. II. OH the 9Th
instant.
The friend of Col Walton unoffcialy mentioned TO
The fren If DIR McMahoa, that ii had been suggested
that 1t might be the intention Of DIR Mcmahon To
Col y alton's fire without returning IL: and 1t
du to both parties that it should be explicitly stat
ed that Col Walton intended, under circumstances
10 continue the fire until of the parties should fall
The parties having taken their groui;d the first fire
was deliver Without effect. At the second fire both
were wounded, but kept their ground The friend Of
DR. NcNahon advanced 10 the friend of Col Walton,
a. asked II Col Walton wished to take another shot
The friend of Col Walton replied, that Col w. was
Thea. unable TO take another shot, and requested that
the parties might leave the ground have their wounds
examined; which was consented to, and the parties
retired to adjoining sha'le. Soon after, the friend
of Col. Walton met the friend of DIR. McMahon, and
said, in consequence Of his wound Col Walton would
he obliged to leave the field, and that he wished Col
to rem0ve TO the nearest house. 10 have his wound
dressed. The friend of DIR McMahon asked the friend
of Col Walton II the Coone Was perfectly satisfied.
He replied. the affair proceed iurher it must
rest here: Col Walton is not able to take another fire;
and then returned to assist Col. w. from the field
The report Of DIR. Nc Mahons having selected swords
Gas the challenged party is totally untrue The PTS
toi, and no other weapon having been spoken of.
Another report is also totally untrue, ,hat Dr. Nc
Mahon proposed to take another shot with Col Walton
1t is scarcely necessary to add that the conduct Of
the parties the field was highly Iredtable to them
and that the affair conducted in strict conformity
with the rule commen in such
G w. LINDSAY,
GEO. A. MCCALL,
JOSIAH TATNALL,
WM II. CHACE.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-26
30M Nay, 1879.

are calculated To make the most uniavora bic
impressions as to the state Of society in the
Floiidas. Private letters which we have seen
speak with sorrow Of the outrageous conGuc,
too often exhibited there. A sense of duty to
themselves, and their counlry SHOULD restrain
the cilizcns Of that interesting and important
part OF the republic, from the vices and PASSIONS
which we should hot wonder at, if sheNn iu
the same latitude in otter countries
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-26

Mr. Noah is rat'ing away at Mr.. Clay, and
SAYS he will no, be he next President. Per-
haps not. But The Surveyors fears, we expect,
are as strong AS his wishes.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-26

Reading makes 'hr m,nG luil, writing aeon.
4 ate, and conversation ready.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-02-03
TEE LANrENy or CAMOENs.
SIGMA.

"sih when in boyhoods happier scene,
pledged my love to thee;
How very little did wcen
My recompense would now have been
So much OF misery !"--Casieons.
My brow is wasted with It's trobs of pain
My limbs have worn the exile's heavy chain;
And now, IN WEAKNESS OF heart come
To seek my nome
Alas alas what home is left me, save
The marbe'stone that marks my Catharines grave
Amid the loneliness of banslcd years,
When every hour was traced with bitter tears
When against itself my bosom learned to war
Thou vert the star
That DER my path OF dreary darkness shone,
My own sweet Catharine, and thou too art gone,
Too well thy faith my gentle one was kept:
The love, the perfect tenderness that slept
Within thy bosom on itself has preyed;
TIL thou vert laid
Within the shelter of earti's quiet breast,
The siness victim of love uGblest.
Still thou dds, glory in that love, thy brow
With deep affections brightest flesh would glow;
And though with bitter tears, when last we met,
Thy cheek was wet
Yet thou did'st bear spirit high and proud,
And bid me suffer with soul unbowed.
Alas hoped thou woull'st have heard my name
Linked with the voice of song, the breath Of fame;
fondv deemed that thou would's. yet behold
My name enrolled
Amid my country's records, while my Tyre
Should wake within all heartsa patriot fire.
But that is past--once had wept and raved,
And cursed the fate that through such perils, saved
Me to lament DER early faded dreams
Now
Gifted with life to add new stings Of pain:
For frenzy rules my heart but not my brain.
No outward sign such mortal woe may speak,
No tears, my Caharine, stain my hollow cheek,
For ali this languid frame, this sinking heart,
feline we part
But for q season my toil-worn soul
Shall throw aside this weary lifes control.
Then shall death sanctfy my Tyre and then
Shall nations praise him of the sword and pen;
Then shall my grave become pilgrim shrine
And then too thine,
| Thus hallowed by poets love, shall be
! Sought when forgot are thy proud ancestry.
iANTIIE
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-02-03
From an EngHsh Pabsr
INFANCY ASLEEP.

The farest things that human eyes may view.
Now breathes beneath my own-a sleeping child,
Smiling amid its thoughts and visions mild:
Its face serene in hopes pervading hue,
AS the glad morning Of the mind dawns through:
These wordless lips as yet have only smiled
On life, hath evil faint de6ed
Eyes that closed like flowers whose tears dew
From the hearts nmost heaven. Oh infant heir
Of nature, in thy fresh and delicate dust,
If aught of i'll be mingled, 'twere unjust
To deem it thine: for on thy forehead fair
Sit purity and peace be ours the trust.
That age shall find them still unched by crime or care
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-02-03
~ gssag ~ u. -: H.
,Iy%1 .ttsf sf IL T-.,:1,sGns
Ssss1zsil- q. Ne s.;, ;ss q zysES
Ssz'aD sSs sse SO 7sas sy e.
POE, u i. "
S = n M z "a S.

ggested,5y hi'rnt entitled Femme Grec9ue dHeaslaf
rissQe dun Con6at,"
Who, from yonter rocky peak
Watches with d,atedeye,
Streaming hair and pallid check,
Lips apart and prison'd sigh.
O'er the bloody fl. Id below
Battles urtune--fiiend and foe
Ho1 abandon'tl, friends forgot,
War unfeai'd and foe disdalnd,
Size has climbed the fearful spot
Foot OF man has never stand.
Where the eagle fearless sleeps,
I"ere the wife her vigil keeps.
Oh! the strength of wolnans love,
Oh the reach Of womans power,
In passion and IN peace dove,
illness in dangers hour,
No joy her smile may not increase,
No care that smile may not eiiace.
Look boy of youthful years,
Reckless of his fathers fray,
Reckless of his mothers fears
Sleeps the dreadful hour away.
-happy-happy boy,
Still dream ON thy dream of joy.
=" lIa! he fronts the ranks OF death;
Dares the cannon's murdr ous flash
Now feel its fiery breath
Now hear the sabres' clash.
God of mercy mild
Spare, OH, spare him for his child.''
Fear not! if the God of love
Grant pray'r, that pray'r is thine
See thy ark's returning dove,
See the branch of promise shine.
Freedom triumps-lIeaven las sm'd,
God has spared him for his child
New York, Jan. 10. SIGMA.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-02-03
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Pocket BOOk Host.

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w morning last, small POCKET BOOK,
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in Bank notes, and sundry other papers not recol-
iccted. A reward of fiUe Dollars will be given Tor
the Pocket Book and its contents, on delivery at
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J.nparv 10Th 1890 TIT.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-02-03
AGEN rs FOR The JOURNAL.

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Printing of every description neately
executed at this Office.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-02-03
EDay-BOOl1 Lost.

small Day-Book belonging to the Estate OF
DR.. John johnson is missing. Any person who Will
deliver it to the subscriber shall be generously re-
warded. L. ron Eli.
Wilma. Jan. 27.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-29
VIRGINiA: Al a supehos Court of Chaneery mol

W IhOI4NiA. Al a SNpciibr Court Oi ChanccTy hDI
den the Capitol in the City OF Richmond, on Mon.
day, March the SD, 1899 William, Mann aud Samuel
Dyer, IT,. pltfs. against Thomas T. Boudin executor Of
David Ress, decreased. Jacob Myers and Eliza his wife,
John Duhrld aud Amanda his wife. and Walter l.. FoI
tame and George NJ. Payne, admr of David Ross. IT..
deceased aud Fedenck 4. Ross dcvres Of David Ross
deceased dIS.
The defendants Jacob Myers and Eliza his wife, md
Frederick A. Ross who Of this country, aud aears
whom the plaintiffs appear proceeded the mode
prescribed by law against absent defendants, still failing
:" appear and answer, motinn OF tine raintins by
cnnnse inc doth take their bill for confessed
those deienfans And the coming on to be hea
on the bill taken for confessed rules &c tho other de
PENDANTS. exhibits aud organizations witnesses nd
argued hy cumTs"!: On consideration whereof the court
dni Auge, order aud decree" thai the contacts deferred
to 10 the proceedings, ~, aud tie hereby annurd
and declared v"ij that the deeusut nomas T. Boul-
din executor "f DAVID Ross deceased do deliver u ,o
The Plaintiff, William Mann, BE- cancelled, the bond
eyccUicd ny him fc I've hundred dollars ~ the said Buv
din executor aforesaid and mentioned bill: that
me- opt u tho estate o his his hands To- he sdmi
niScret, ID ay the plaintiff samuel Dyer IT. the sum
IT one Thousand dollars win interest thereon from the
weiy-iinh day of Juy, 1876 till paid. and that hr rem
der before commissioner OF the court, an account Of m
administration Of the Of his tesator and the said
commissioner - directed examine, and settle the
said account, wc account q all the payments
made by tho plaintiff William Mann to the said Da vid
Ross during his life tive, If tho purchase nr
the lands in the bill mentioned the SAID Thomas T.
Boudir afors , death Of the "a jd
Ross the account, 1rpurt to toe court
with any specially deemed pe1rincn, nv
hiwel or which may be required 10y the parties 10 be %
stated
4 corY. Tc',r, M. q. PENDLCToN, 6. c.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-29
LEWIS WEBB s. co.
OFFER FOR SAL

OFFER FOR SALE, n
80 Bbls and 100 bags coffee, Laauira st. Domingo
and Java
30 hhds moasses
20 hhds and 10 bbls St Crox and New Orleans SUI
CARS
hhds IL boxes and so bbls loaf and lump sugar
go hhds and 100 bbls rye whiskey
10 bbls Caruthers rectifed do
goo bbls Isle of Wight and Northern apple brandy
do peach brandy
hhds and so bbls pure N. T. rum
Q do Antigua do
do jamaica do
pipes French brandy
do Holland gin
$ b $;: i; S::;'s
London porter, cider
100 bbs vinegar
$50 sacks Liverpool ground salt
Do do blown do
so tons Sweden, English and American bar iron
German, crawlcy, blistcrcd and cast steel
Cut an dwrought nails
$50 Spanish hides
$50 sides soal leather
GO sides upper leather
Barrels tanners o;!
500 bbls n. Carolina cut, !rf ncs
30 do mackcrcl
10 do prime pork
1000 lbs bacon
10 casks prime cheese
Irish potatoes, tar, cbpp eras. alum
Birthstone, indigo, pepper, pinento
Race and ground ginger almonds
Rasins, nutmcgs, cassia, dcmijohns
Quart bottles, tumblers, decanters, wines, Sc.
Stone ware, window glass
letter, writing and wrapping paper
Sperm and tallow candles
Brown and shaving soap, bceswax
Imperial, gunpowdcr and pouchonu teas
pupont's and Rogers gunpowder
Shot, bar lead
Clover, orchard grass und herds grass seed
WhittcmOrcs cotton and wool cards.
ALSO,
Cotton bagging, bale rope, bed cords
Leading lines and various other kinds Of cor
dage
Seine and wrapping Irvine
Shoe thread, osnaburgs thread
Osnaburgs, hcssians. cotton yarn
Domestic broad cloths. &c. &c,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-29
SHE or LIND.

IlY virtue Of deed Of executed y Rotcr, D1 a, IN
~ the subscriber, bearing date the 2Dh Fen 1896 sd
duly recorded IN the Office Of e county Of Augusta
shall proceed 10 sell, puhlh auction i've ayue
Tavern, In SfaunOn Saturday, the 3Oih day u Ma mes r
Tor cash. the following valuable Real Estate, described in III
deed above referred follow 1.-Two certain ac,s or
parcels ol Land lying at being ~ Tive coty Augusta on
Toe Cal Pasture Tyef; tive Containing By Csuaou
1777 aces the other containing by estimation 200 acres e
same more less; which Of land pau
larry descu'ed deed by Lewis A. Pauey and Jane b. bis
wife, bearing dae the 10th day Of May, 1896 whereby the said
W." tracts OF an are conveyed 10 ihe said Robert DuuaL
april 29-wbi VIM KENNY jim
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-29
NOTICE.

a Vacancy ia wing occurred in the Female Depart
ment Of tie Richmond Lancastrian School, By
" death of the late teacher; it becomes ne
tcssary that the Board Of Trustees appoint snitab
person as SUCCESSOR. To this end, all who may be
disposed 10 apply required to scnd in their appli-
catYis accompanied 10y satisfactory testimonials a.
qualification, 20 TIC Secretary of the Board, or OF
before the 20tday oI-,u,io neat. The salary 5000
per annum, payable quarterly.
BY resolution OF tr Board OF Trustees.
may l5--l1tc JOHN. :. MYERS Sc'cv.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-29

superior cOu.t Us chapccry ~ tue Richmond district,
the 2nd DAY 81 February, 1879. Isaac VsrceeG pIiI
against Henry DAVIS @ 20. aud Henry w Noncurc, ami
John r. hinson, surviving partners oi MoucUfc Robin
son 81 Peasants, dft3.
The defendants Henry Davis & Go. having entered
their appearance and gwen secuy according the
assembly and the rules Of this roud, and appealing By
sasfactoty evidence hat they inhabitants ri this
country is ordered 'n~t hc said defendants DO appear
the FIRST day ~ he lone auswrr the
biz Of the plaintiffs aod that copy c order forth
win inserted ~ newspaper published IN tic city NJ
RIrhmond for month isuccessyey aud posted the
'front.' docr Of tie capitol 10 HE sad coy.
"opv. Irr "n a. rvNutrDoT e g.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-29
CoMMissroSER's OFFIcE,

Iftchmond 18Th NAY, 1923.
The parties interested in the execution of the
above order hereby notified that have appoin-
ted Monday, the Goth July next, to commence the
same at this Office, at which time, and place they are
hereby required 10 attend hearing OF the muters
IN reference, by virtue al the said order, before me-
duly prepared with al necessary documents, and
proofs too enable me to perform said order.
81 THOMAS GREEN, Commissioner
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-29
HILARY BAKER, Coni'r.

The dc ,eudas in the ntnvc rrrruouad sii, ti n
uocc thai Ffday, the 2J' Day of MAY pcHi bstwren
he houfe of o'clork tine morning aud ocltek In the
aerrccn shall p'ocrrd ~ tbc Office Of hyIbeu A. Cla
hnne u the rity ~ Richmond, take tie dispositions ~
Samuel Carer and othr's and the day, between
TIE uf Jcluck 80 the morning. aud O'Clock in the
afternoon, u proceed tine oGrc 81 John Wckham, Esq.
IN ic city Of Riohmouj, take the deposition Of saih
Wicknsm, which depnfi o. ne taken be used
aud read q evidence iu the aforesaid suit.
q v5t WN. MANN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-29
IRON CASTINGS

THE Subscriber informs the public that he eor,, .
carry On the IRON FOUNDRY near the ss,,so
Factory where he makes Soh lion CASTINGS for Ma.
r'neIy OF al descriptions Az ORDERS him al tho
ys wharf Baltimore, for Castings, will NEE, with rm.
dste attention. and tive Castings delivered ths,s ~"
expense fo' transportation. JONATHAN BONNER
Baltimore, lao. S6. 1890. Ja,ie,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-29
Spring N1tDDM.

1'HE subscriber respectfully uorms friends aud the public
generally, that he mas just returned from the Uorhern cities,
where Ice las selected an elegant assortment Of ladies' and Cen
tenes BOOTS and SHOES, which have arrived aud are now
oicuE II present. consists uf almost every art-
&c in his lneaoug them ae Gete'nens hue and sea
SKIN Boots with round and square toes Gentenens skin
Boois - ~: seal nailed 10 from g. to 80
e disposed scn accommodating pcss, aud respect.
flly inyie he public % a AID eEnine for ihemselyes
SAMUEL PBTNEY.
~ i3--m t3ttf ~ yeI TIE Edsle Hoe
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-29

Tic parties Interested viii please take notice. that
nave appointed the Ism day " June nest, commerce
Tie directed in the foregoing order Of court on
which day AZ Q O'clock, W. they required attend
my office in the city, wt their sccrunts and vouchers
rcaa) tof examination aid ,ett'emp.t.
HILARY BAKER, Coni'r.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-29

j rules held in the clerks Office Of tine court o the Unre
n Sates for the 9TH circuit and district of Vi,;s h.
The month Of Feb 1879 James Thompson and Richard N,
ana John erndon, executors Of Eppaphrodius Tnbera
deceased, pits against Peter Murdoch and John anio en-,
wing partners OF William Cunningham e. Co dcfls-s CHSS.
Ctny. ' " '''''
given security according rule Of the court and II
W satisfactory evidence, that they inhabitants Of the
e m NIg Or lhe motion Of the plaintiffs, by their
eel s ordered thar the said defendants apr before the said
court NJ ihe CITY Of Richmond the first day o the next ter
aug answer INC plaintiffs BILL and that copy this forth
with nsened ~ some newspaper published IN the City Of Rich
od tor two months successfully aud posted door
Of the capitol IN the said city
cow Teste RID JEYFRIEc. Ok
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-29
H4MPDEN SYDNEY COLLEGE.

rU\HE Summer Session or this Institution, viii
commence on Monday the LIST June, and close
on Thursday the cath Septcmbcr.-It is highly de-
Institution should be present by 2 O'Clock, P. NJ. on
the first day of the Session. WIN. N. PAGE,
16-2t C.. Clerk of tho Faculty
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-29

NlRGlNIA-At superior court of chanccry
holden ut the Capitol in the city Of Richmond
on Monday, March S0th, 1929.
LOWS Webb, adnr dc bonis non with the will annex
cd Of Thomas Webb, dec ID; also admor of William
Webb, decd, who brother of the said Thomas
ebb, decd, and legatee under his will Also adnor
ut John Webb, decd, who was brother of the said
Thomas Webb, and lcgatec under his will and also
admor Of Mary Smith, who survived her husband
Samuel Smith, and which Mary Smith sister ui
The said Thomus Webb, and egatee under his will:
Elizabeth Vass, late Elizabeth Webb who Sis
ter of the said Thomas Webb, md n lcpatec under
his will; Mosby Sheppard, sheriff Of Icnrico county
and IA such, admor of Francis Webb, decd; also
admor Of Jane M. Tunstall, decd. late Jane NJ.
Web; also adm'or ~ Lucy Gray, decd, late Lucy
Webb and James Webb, William Webb, George
Webb aud Mary Throckmor,on, late Mary Webb.
widow OF Albion ThroCknorton, decd, which said
Francis Jane NJ, Lucy, James, William, George.
and Marc, were the children of James Webb dec d,
who 4 brother Of the said Thomas Webb, dec a,
and which said Francis, Jane ~. and Lucy were,
and the said James, William, George and Mary are,
lcgatcCs under the will OF the said Thomas Webb.
decd, and Lucy l., Minor, ndmix dc bons non with
the will annexed OF Overton Cosby, decd, pits.
against
Edward Coston and Thomas NJ Cos,on Execu-
tors OF Rawlcigh Coston deceased. who was admin
istrasor with the viii annexed, of Thomus Webb
deceased, and surviving partner of the merchanilc
hrm OF w cbb and Colston, dts
This cause came on this day. 10 be further heard
on the papers formerly read, and the decree of the
Superior Court of Chancery. holden at Winchester
of the first day ofDecember 1897, pronounced in
iormiy with the decree ofthc Supreme Court of APP
peas, ut the 5th of June, tho year, and was
argued by counsel: On consideration whereof the
Court doth ndludge, order and decree, that the re-
ports ofCommissioncr Bent made in this cause be
committed to a Commissioner of this Court aud
that lie do reform amend and correct the accounts
contained in the said Reports, and which direc-
ted TO be reformed by the said decree according to
the principles and directions, stated and declared
therein and in the decree referred to therein: and g.
nc make report thereof to this Court with any mat
tcrs specially stated, deemed pertinent by himself or
which may be required by the parties be so stated
A Copy. Testc, William g. PENDLErov, c. c.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-29
SPRINGS STAGE.

ENHlS Stage will hereafter TWICE each week IN AMI
- from Flurks, where IL connects with the line from,
Lynehbug TO Nashville, &c. aud Lewsburg where IL win
ceppcct with Pofers line Of coaches Which runs 10 tbs
Ohio river.
FARE For each person there will be charged for a
passage IN the stage,
F'oW Lewisbutg To- White Sulphur SO
White sulphur 10 Sweet Springs a. 90
Sweet Springs tn Fineastlc, q OO
tlnoastie to Flueh' / 90
LcwsbUig To- Union o.
DO Salt or Sweet Sulphur, 90
White Sulphur Union so
Salt Sulphur 70 Sweet Springs Ed
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-29
,oy l6 OTIS, DUNLOP s. Co.

VIRGINIA; Al rules, holden in the clerks ohiee the
superior court sf ehaucery for the Richmond DISTRICT
the I'd day Of March, 1929: John X. Gillis surviving
partner al the hrm of John X. Gist & Son, of Lon.
don' and William Gat, pits. against john Hume, Tho
mas Hume, Jacob Leckler, Thomas Taylor aud John J.
rsylor surviving partner Of Edmund Taylor * Co. dts.
The defendants Thomas Hume and Jacob Lrckcr not
having cncrcd their appearance and given security
ding to the act o. assembly and the rules of this court and
appearing by satisfactory evidence, that they
cndans do appear here the LIST day June
aud answer the hl, Of the plaintiffs; and that copy this
order be forthwith inserted in newspaper published
posted at The front door capitol in the said city.
Is AGONY. Teste VIM. G.. PENDLEroN, @. G.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-29

The stage will sltsrnatsy from the Sweet Springs
by way Of the Sulphur to the Salt Sulphur, and back
aud by the Mill Gap aud Union.
Each passenger will he allowed 10 take 2obs OF bag
gage free of charge, hut al a will be charged IN,
~ the Ta'e Il cents per IN. per 100 miles. Those who
first register their places where the sa,e ,,on,
shall have the preference. 'FP
There viii he good aud careful drivers, and tho has,
horses IN Virginia p CAInyvETT
9Th month, 24th. 1900 ~S"'