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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-02-05
Re9ford. FsbrugrV Rules. Is99.

JOHN BROWN aud Thomas ". Brown. pitt "A.
gainst William II. Brownand William iiurt, ndIninIsra-
tor If Henry Hurt decreased, ncft, In ChhucerV.
The defendant Whnn H. Brown, rot having entered
his appearance and gwen security according Ia the act
of Assembly and the rules Of tins court aud 1t arpcra2
nv satisfactory ey.eBce that he ~ nhahitant e."
this country 1t is ordered hat the sui drepdant do
appear nero GA the first day offhe term and au-
swer the h ufhe pairtiiI, and that COPY Of Tho or
der hr forthwith .nserial >om7 newspaper printed ~
the town Of vuc nhnrg ior months iyc aud
posted at the front door Of the courthouse OF tbs
". -. = -
Copy-TcS,e re. MITCHELL y -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-02-05

Enr'ish papers received ~ the editors OF the
New York Journal Of Fnmincrce, siatr that Mr..
Owen had lett Lpnalk lm Nryico. HIS plan
was Ia make arrangements with the MeHman
tovPruncnt for so much al thrIr tcrritoiy As Is
needed for a fair trial Of his experiment, 4 then
10 visit New Harmony, aud attend thu c"le-
braed meeting, as tue Sooirn paper has II,
" appointed 10 be held somewhere IN Ono, IN
Apri newt 10 discuss the question on which
hs SEM forth challenge lasl slr'ne, namely,
the truth " latsehood ofthe Chlstlan rel,
gion,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-02-05
SILK IMPORTS

correspondent OF the A0tiouGi faielisrHco.
predicts that this country will export The law
material Off, Article, within tew years AT er
our at'pntion is we'll directed to its culture. to
an extent somewhat comparative with that Of
cotton. France, he says, imports one-thrd of
the raw material she nHnuiac tures, Vad she
wuAid become our best customer.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-02-05

Hhr'e. Iongn Eve lately published an &C.
count ~ tho proceeds of large Whale. thar the
tongue yielded I76 gallons If oil. We have
since received, from snip master Of his town
the following -" ! ave kllrd a whale the
tonga OF snIch made II barrels or - gal
Ions Of oil Nantrket h9pirtg
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-02-05
SptITu SEAIsl,\NDS.

About ftoo hundred Eidads h1re beeH disoov
cred by the navigalors Of Nantucket. IN the
South Seas aud Southern pc &c Ucear, which
are mol fGtd dotrn on any map or chart, eithcr u
Europe or Imericn Many Of those Islands
con ain iuhabr,an,s wtu had never seen a
white man un.l they saw our fellow citizens Of
Nantucket,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-02-05
LONDON CORN EXCHANGE.

Monday Dec -. - In the cnnr.. Of last
week. the arrivals nearly all Descriptions NJ
gram ere considerable aud there wa. ynnth.,
large quantity of flour. The ar..nmnl.,,og
quantity OF tonr IN London, which, cannot he
sold has eau ed the wheat trade to he extremely
heavy, and tue BEST parcels ol English wheat,
though scarce. are 10 IS damp parcels Is,
aud foreign, GA board o. shin 4 . 10 s. per
quarter lower than this day ,pn'nrght but Tor
eIg" wheat IN sranHry The hol '.fs are not dis.
posed 10 sell Al hrs reduction in value. Barley
Continues 10 meet a heavy SHE. and Is again Is
per Or cheaper. There IS 10 alteration ~ the
nominal top price oi hnur
The Lo"don Price Current Of Dec 10Th
say So The stoppage of the export Of " heat
ia France, to which W. alluded on FRIDAY, re-
lers to the operation OF the Corn law M France
the crpoh has BEEN prohibited IN all the dis
trtcts except Two, and these will close ON the ist
pT,'KnD.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-02-05

We Yesterday briefly stated that Col Henry
y Nl&rn, OF Camden, bad fallen in due
since thru. so re- lived an extra from the
camden .ioaraGi Oilice, of Saturday last. iul
hishing the following particulars Col Nixon,
Nas genilanan Of handsome and cultivated
t"'n'S, and at the time OF his death was ii dis
nne"' he'd member ofthe Representative branch
u 'ht Srnh CaroIna Legislature. His body
"'s 10 have been Inferred in Camden on Sun
day last. TChoryes,oo C,vrier
" Most heIGichoiH--With sensations OF un-
mingled SORROW. do W. perform the task this
mourning of announcing the death OF Col. HeG-
" " Nixon. lie fell in dutl n one O'Clock,
=, NJ Oh Thursday last, with Maor Thomas
hopkins, of this district The contest was
near Augusta. Georgia. Nixon al the first fire
,rc'''en the Dali of IN antagonist in the right
u '"s' and fell mstan'aneously dead, his own
p,N'' gong OIL harmles,ly, while n the strug-
ee o. leath We have this moment c"nversed
""n MAJ MNiIlp. who. with John l.. Wilson,
ESQ acted as Col. Niaon's friend on the g,ound.
Nv s'aees the conduct of both parties 10 have
'een partecty fair. anu IN strict accordance
,""n the laws Of honor IN such eases Nixon
,''hS'iI vent upon the ground ard sustained
a'hse' IN the contest. IN the t,rmpst manner
=, ,'e COS pse OF poor Nixon arrived AZ Weleh
'o'el, Ia thus town IA, J O'clock this morning
- nav 40 tune To give moro particulars
"''S "sa't renii'ng affair eau we at
si '" '''em iru>' oar feelings 10 do go Tor
'Ao'' was our friend, aud had ne been other
''se me present l. scene 90 cuated TO para
80 ~" pen, as II almost freezes up the source.
''e hear'' H-s dy noluine oil ,ha grow nds
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-02-05

That VmRnians should be hostile 10 the Ia
If policy l. unaccountahe. All of the staple
productions of the state are excluded ucary
non thu torrign markets by heavy duiles--to-
hacco pays III England three shiliings sterling
per pound-h,ur ana wheat are prob biied ex-
eepi here the people are s,arvng-in Ftance
II is nearly the same thing-what motives can
i,h nee hose no wish to encourage nations
at trcrt us in Tins mann RI? Facts copraiied
- tn Official records prove that the tar lis have
irpf duniai he'd the foreign demand for the cotton
al the SOUTH as before mem oued. " hisi he home
sen-ump inn Ut the arti IL created by hose acts
has incle,s i IN four yeas mp" ards Of five
ialliiols OF dol!ais The export oi tobacco has
T. rreGSed II app airs in tour v"ars ,nlra han
fouf mlinns OF dollars in AN. ,iinI, v inch would
iiot hr ;he case was the mo .ropoly IN Trance
ubplisbnf. aul the dnty in Fn.land made rea-
snuabie) on IL Ol0 hog shpads ofVngmla tobao-
Their IS AID IN re duty than on all he
British goods imported into the United States
Hhrn he British poris are opau for foreign
ton tn article is worth he,r SD barrel hut
~ inr> have not been opcn for eleven yeats,
fhc article Inns brea less tnan half the price,
and not a fbrd AS much IN quantity is exported.
Yas IT not for the Consumption in the north
and south, nonr would not lie rorth any thing
like what II now commands.
ihss HE effects Of the Tariff A re.
pea 81 tae dn,irs on coffee tea aud sugar,
.whIch materially advance the price Of H. use
nec' ,dlesl you'd not be aInis hut every o.
'hfr item rihh 'aCed by The tlr,li mas been iaa
ri W tire production gwen the manufacture
efS' Hrrrta!0H ta) Gdz.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-02-05
Stoek Of G0ofs at Hutt7or.

WILL lac sold, nj pnblie auutiou, yab.nt
w reserye, ~ the Store Of Halnes !
b. wsier, Il eif eniire stack at GOODS r,m.iz
mig on hand Sales viii eonmenee On
lhnfsday morning n o'elqck, 9th day OF
feb. neSt and continue lfum day 10 dr., an n
a - sold.
Their sock consists, in part. Of cloihs. Ca.
simFts. sslliattts, bofnhazets. Calieoet
mnsins, Craprs, SILKS, habbonl, Shawl hdEf.
omnbric', Shoes, Hats, Looliae-g.a,ses
la dwHre plain aud elegant eat Cha Wnrs.
tfofkety, ShwrIs, Spades, Iron pos, Ovens.
Mil saw, Iron Steel, Run, BRANDY. Sugar.
Ae, Also. one lerge psient Balance, Wnh
frame complete, Wagon, Harness, Saddles,
10
Likewise, fl rate double cylinder Wooi
Cafding Machin. IN lsfieet order now in or
ernion NJ Lyneh's mill. together With the ua
expired lehse al said null Terms on day o
snle. j. r. PAYNE Aueir
Jan. 90 tfiJs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-02-05

% Oh TIL Al pris"us bhsi"e demands
q eaiasI II, estate ofihc late Dr. Henry w
Fucker of Charlotte are requested 20 ,n"ke thth
known IL Nr SAM l. N'uaDie al Charlotte
Court house, and such ',e nldrb'rd TO ihr
sad estate n,r rogue ted 10 make pa meat
To MIR. Veoaldr vito u authorised by n,e 10 give
discharges fpT tine sanlr.
GEO. TuCkLE admr.
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TlB Al co

A crop of Tobqcco consisting OF hh ls. was
: 10. one at 50 and uae At 81,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-02-05

BALTIMORE MARKET. Jan. 81

Flour. On "Wednesday We had advices from
England to tie 18TH December, announcin2 al
improvement IN the prices oi bread sInii IN that
country. Ia the course of the day, several par
GELS Howard street Flour were taken for ship
nrnt 20 tine West Indies, at So 30 pc barrel
cash, OF interest added, sumo lots of the same
description were taken al s. 90 /, and one or
two lots at - 80 IL. LIS said that two pn,.
GELS were sold on "Wednesday morning. 81 ga
On Thursday. adyices from England 10 the 9th
ID cembeT were received winch Showed r.
duGton in prices thcie. 4 sale OF 100 batrels
Howard street wns made on Thu SHAY, ~
SO SO, iuicreS added aud another lot Of 900
barrels was sod Al - 81 II. cash These are
The last Transaction winch have come 10 our
knowledge, To day, Frniay, W. have not been
able 10 hear Of n tnplr snle of Flour from the
stores The ,frrl of TIE last accounts has
been To keep pnrcha ~. grncra'ly on, Of The
market aud sour 81 the ho'dcts al Howard
street arr n,w wil'log 70 sell At $s,37 ;. T."
wagon pr,cc on "Wednesday Ma up IL ,ss ~ | 2
aud S8 % per 3arr,i but to-day W. mud thin
the p,eValtiuT wagon rnte Is ND 10 IS - |. : !,
~ lew CASES "A iidcliDn mpie has been paid.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-02-05

on frd'o,lrd ~, scis.--The only healthy cor
sets, saws the Editor Ola tieor. paper, tor a Ia
dy S waist is IL husbands ann.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-02-05

In Savanna, apnhlc meeting Of the citi.
Gems WIS - br held On t'.e ! & Il inst - 10 con.
suit ioge her a. 10 The p.oprtriy aud expcdl-
"ney oi hXIng On some location in nv neigh.
borhond "i the city, A. ia pare nl summer resi-
dence, with u 'ie. 10 securing the health OF
the infant ,uts.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-02-05

D1ED--on tie 1T last. al his residence in
Bedford, SANL. Il. DAVIES. Ed --leayu
- widow and tour cnhdr. u. lie ba hprn
more OF less indisposeG 'nr HE ilst Il OF .
munihs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-02-05
STATE LOAN.

We learn that ,he State Loan of $500. 600
redeemauie in 1854, at An interest ut five per
cent per annun, has been taken by Messfs.
Thomas and J. G. BlJdle and S. and J. New
ans and Co. al par. Phil Sentinel
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-02-05

In Maryland they have Ia pay four dollars
las .or the liberty Of getting married. TINS Is
worse than taxing bachelors.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-02-05
TIE ATRE.

Bad weather has operated very much against
the Th'atre.-it highly complimentary To tue
performers. however. that, nots nh stand mr. tie
streets leading to the Theatre were nearly I'M
passabie on Saturday and Nonda, evenings
the house was nnnIerously attended On Mon-
day evening, The tragedy of BeIlram was PEI.
formed--and Ne speak the universal opinion of
thosr VINO were there WHEN We say lli,t the min
opal characters VERT admirably sustained. We
are not al nircrs uttbe Rev. Mr.. Matnriu's pro-
dncuouS aud Brltram Is AZ lensi as faulty "a
any others of his writings that we nave read
His Imagination dwrlls with apparent delight
natnrr-dnd scarcely ever pauses TO sk tch the
brlghte, irnlto OF cuaraclrr Of which even the
most hardened williams are not entirely desiI-
tute Such Characters Is Btrrau nave ~ hold
on the symp"thIrs Of an a"dence-and, il the
actor who peIsnnates II receive any share Of an
pllnsc, IL must be- from the intrinsic excellence
10 say thai the highest encomiulns were paid 20
Mr.. CdrgIs brrtram, ny those who had seen
some OF the beet actors IN this country perform
it,
To morrow evening, W. perceive by the bill,
a very iaVorlte uirce. from the pen of nn excel.
lent writer, viii be p,rformed--m which Miss
Hanna will Sustain lhr principal character.
When hen youth ~ considered, We think there
are very few VINO bid inner TO reach Gonsplc-
nons height IL her profession than Miss
II Tier conceptions OF the Characters allotted
10 heI ate always cor,ec'--ncr elton proper
and her manner 80 "a nest as always 10 enchnin
thu attention of'h' aud ence. We anticipate a
rich treat Tomorrow evening IN" the Mad Of
1Iiian,"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-02-05

II Is reported that CAPT Dalion has brought
10 Ing land some relics OF LA P,tuuse. with his
sword guard. &c.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-02-05
Heweou's Office, Lynchburp

~ n 81 II ~ q
Were he oup1ars ira~n III the NV York Cons
so'dalsJ Lottery, EAua Clnss, No IL
B. iiEWsoN
Feb 8
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Real Estate NJ auction.

NbNelLL be SD positively, wi,hooi reservr.
!" ou Monday evening ne OH is,. Al Z
o'clock, on he premises, u hnusc aud 81 feet of
erofna IN blh rect, Ihe bn ~ g are com
inf fnh.t and IN ahnd repair.
The sale S. l. =, conducted Nv John Y y.
Paw hucir. I. A. HOLCOMBE.
2tu
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-02-05
EOhDON Dec %


We arc happy IN hear lhal Wheat eape,mn.
decline. II WAS 1--we shilnss quarter lower
than on MONDAY last.
LIVERPOOL. Markets, Dec. -
C01H LrchnIBE 49, Tue imports al Wheat
since d"tdav Considerably exceeded those OF
The previous week, and the supply - increased
10y ihe alIIVai f,wu a. three cargoes Of fot-
rIgn II Is however, ,till henn the qunntIty &c.
tualg leaving the market. 81 Oats. Oatmeal
aud Flour ihe inp1rs continue soall. 1900
~ 1000 quarters al lndntn Coon nave arrived
from IN" United States ihe quality ver, fine ;
also about lO0D bhrIcfs ,"e,t t inur ilo'u the
same cUunuy aud cargo OF Flour irnm the
north OF opam. The Increased demand for
Wheat last tuesday, occaaionrd by the puir ha-
~. II the InleJ Tor mi.rIs, c'a Ell with the day,
aud the sales sue have been on IA very mode
rate scar i.s.s ,prculaige.pnrch ases were ef-
fccted IA the early pat OF The week. ateArly
precious rates but on Saturday,, Loh here and
Ia tue surrounding cum ~ markets. HE iIade
was dull aud piCrs rather lover II is rsti-
mated that dnoO 10 6bpu quarters Of lnd an
Corn have changed hands Nuhin the lat i,w
day,. aud itisnow generally held i.r an All.
vance ol 2s per qnarltt.
This morning market vas extremely doll,
aud The few sales rii' 'ted ia WHEAT were "A d..
cline Of fully H. pc, ~ lbs. Flour W.. pG.r.d
fully - pei saek l. wrr hui prime Oatmeal,
being scarce, thought qnne a. high rates
Averages Of G,ain, &C Tor the week, Wheat
rs Id : do Tor 81, weeks, lis sd. Dug Is.
COIION MARK LT--Dee -.
There was gef demand tor Cotton last
week, the sales amounting 10 -, 400 bags
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-02-05


Feb Isl. lS2o, 1900 loo 700 III.
4 d. Is, 1928. sil S93 100 i3Il
,lhefc,ops Of ISIS, II is generally bfi'e'ed
VII fT Sho', IN figm a OF this, ,hsre - no
das.tfns In some couniic.. The Musa, crop
IS slIbrr. The "esirin crop Is rtpoi ted Is hclhg
about an average one. The stock NV ~ Eu
rope is not exact, kupwn. but is repr. scented ~
beng large IA Great B,Ilain. although the las,
account induce the hcl4ef that ,hr arlce &C To
bacco Is regarded valuable ihrre. The al
vance is considerable Letters "a the 18th Dee.
give ns latirflag prosptets Tor tobacco, aud let
tets 10 the Odd from London aud 2ith hom l.
verpool, are still more encouraging. Tobacco
Is dong well here al this time Flour has raIh-
or declined, aud nay be quoted NJ FROM 81 -
70 no 81. We ngraluate out 4 TENTS Ca tue
p1esrnt prosneer Of a.good price Tor their STA
pies. AMI lake ihiA uCCt.lan To teturn theW our
thanks Tor Their patronage. cshall continue
NV IL give them "eeNiy sa,on,sois oil our mar.
kFts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-02-05

The Manchester tEneand1 Times, afer no
ticing the failure OF Mr.. Norton. fancy waist
coating manufacturer, Tor the sum OF near ly
lm.WR. says" It's more than probable that
the American iar'ft las beg IN 10 distress the
Yorkshire manufacturer -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-02-05

n ABBY'S best Chewing Tobacco, for ,ay
4 blythe subscriber HONEL DAVIES
Jan.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-02-05

Chances 50 Halves ~ %. Quanet.Styg
The dt""''g al the above III be regnlasly n,
eeVed at the LOTTERY aud EHohanee Office o.
u W HENSON
Sncre S0r - ). v VI. Allan ~ u
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-02-05

We understand that, in consequence Of the
.,,,,,,,,,ed ndi.posilan oi Mr. hnh. AID the
.,,,er, nature OF much ofthe hnsurss of the
,e,.n,Y Department, the Presi ent has auth
~ .ed Alr. Souird the Secretary Of the Ma
=, 10 perform 'hr duti of secreia ol The
;, 4asuiy duriss Mr. nasts lines.
Nal. journal.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-02-05

t;rand is not engaged IN anv business at
z.,yrua. lie IS u perfect lonnser. lie has
....,,,,,,,,ly asked me fnf money
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-02-05
gONlMFRCIAI. RECORD.
REVIEW

Comparison oi inspections 1875, ls2o.
Passed Reid. % hand ion inaP. stock
Feb. Isl 1890 1900 loo 700 III,
4 s6s Isl 1898. sil S93 100 1911
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-25

HAVING made for myself satisfactory arrageuents vt the
Inspectors both at Shockoe and Seabrook Warehouses; as
vel as Nth the Statesmen az each place shall for tho better
interest OF those sending their Tobacco m tho present
decline sending aHy more 20 the Public Warehouse az
un tho brakes are moro eglarunlcss particularly requested
90 50 aeaerook las lately undergone considerable repairs
noiIg Guy prefer my sending there, Il will be particularly at
hndeo % nee oi any extra eSpences A. Shckoe am allowed
store AZ ~ the BRICK part of tho house and broke tcro
coose also free Of charge AZ bo Of those places Al all
ucs fsed Of full attendance Of buyers aud particular
care paid 10 al Tobacco stored either house, tho charge
Tor attention, tho same as heretofore.
Frhmund ip'h 'une--w2tc ". Z. MONTAGUE
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-25

4 Take pleasure n snnouncng to. my clients in the
~ Court o, Appcals and Court of Chanccry ,l,st NY
friend JouS RosrsrsoS, Esq has consented TO attend
90 my cases in those courts. To those of them who
may not be acquainted with Mr. Robertson, beg
leave TO say that his talents, professional skill and
attention to whatever he undertakes, cannot fail To
render the change an advantageous to them
With view To save trouble To him far possl-
blc all papers not filed the suite, will DO left with
my brother David May of Petersburg, who will give
any information in his power respecting them.
Eichmond. June II. II j. l.. MAY.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-25
IRON CASTINGS

lnh subscriber informs the public that he eo,u,,~ r.,
cary on tho IRON FOUNDRY near tbs ssS.ss
s.ae,oLy ~hsre he makes Son Iron CASTINGS n, Ma
~ n'l ds.eFipous All orders sent 70 him at lie
ys wharf Baltimore, Tor Castings, will r,",, .,s INN.
"''sn',on' and tho Castings delivered there free q
'APg'ne '7' transportation. JONATHAN BONNER.
Bsitmufc, J1p. cS. 1890 Ts,te,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-25
SPRINGS ST.4GE

HNBIS Stage will hereafter each week 10 IND
n from FlUcks. where II connects with the linz fnm
Lynehhur 20 Nashville &c. and Lewsbu,g whese il viii
coneei with Poers limo Of coaehes which runs 20 tho
Ohio river 2
FAhn. For each person there will DO charged for
passage in the stage,
From Lswisburg 10 White sulpbur 60
White Sulphur 10 Sweet Springs 81 90
SWEEP Springs to Fineasile, Q on
Fincas,le To- Fluoks, no
LewisbUfg to Uninm o.
go, DO Salt or Sweet Sulphur, 90
White Sulphur Onion en-
Salt Sulphur IN Sweet Springs IN
Tie stage will alternately from the Swear s,,is.
by way Of the W. Sulphur the Salt suIphur ana ~,
and by tie Mill Gap aud Union "'
Each passenger will he allowed to take 7on, of s..
gage free NJ charge but all over thar, win he eI.S ~.
1T the rate Of eent' par H. per 100 miles Tbo's ho
hrs, ibe names at the places where the ,,s1e so
horses in Virginia. - ~ , snn zoe pea
5tb month, 24th, 1920 - ~"|""EbL
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-25
) FRESH SPRING GOODS.

GNLEMlNG q EDWIN JAMES & CO. MAR
a kot SquareJ have just received
Bstween a and 500 packages of
FRESH DRY GOODS,
comprising one of the largest most general and de-
siroblc stocks of Spring Goods they have offer
al for sale. a moro particular advertisement viii
appear in few days. april %
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-25
TO pKINT5EES-

VIZ Printing Establishment uf the "WESTERN
- F'NIlHlAN' IS Offered ior sale. 60 is located q,
C""'esiowu, KenaWha county. ard On the grcat la. g.,
c''"'""''ai'"n itsuEa Virginia liou Ess. Co. West The
feHtS tonehhs es'sdhshpcnt H. fhs Sta{e b. shout ono
Sun"te" nHos ors'on; ad t.s Whole be- ,Dpsry so.-
- IS o'Ne'r" ." Dr rep-ay aIa1o.H. ~ isene. IS
nimbegf. s-d DOB ~e..t,. 49, 90
f"f 'ef'as' ~"a ";hef .nffaa 'i1n stdess iie ,,t.
yer (p"s pat) keDa"Ia g.. Il Vit,i.,,
Amu 49, NV MASON CAMpBEIL
- iie pphIcai"" e. inc W1s.,.u ", .,..o 49,. D..
eon'ieoed - ..retoio.c, s.o.d sale VI tie esq.,, L
neot de eiicrpL
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Rici,p.Ond, 10Th .uuy, 1929.

- IF"H'.VIU, IOtt .UNY, IU2y.
The parties iA:cfcsjei I'm tho cxccyti,r 81 tho
a0ove order, hereby notified that have arr,;,~
TOD Monday, the 2Oth July nest, 10 co,nntenaa tno
came 81 this Office, at which time and place tov are
hereby required 20 attend hearing Of the matters
~ rc'orcucc- by virtue Of the said order before mo
daily prepared "ith ali necessary docuu,cnfs All
proofs too enable nc to perform said order
~ THOMAS GREEN, Comfnissiouor
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-25

Maj Coach Lime ,from GuyandoRe 10 S.a,ua-
torn, Three Times Week.
'ENlE subscribers have established Line of Post
q Coaches from Guyanduttc To Staun,on. which. in
stead o running tsi'. week only, stated in for
mer notice will, for the greater accommodation O; tie
traveller, and to prevent unavoidable delay on the
road pCt!orm The route three times n week.
The Line will pass through Charleston, and from
thence, H. the i>'ckS aud the State Turnpike, 10
l.cw!Sburg md the principal Medicinal Springs TO
wit: the White Sulphur. tie Hot, the Warm &c. TO
S'auutor.
y will leave GGyaudpt!c every Tscslav. THURS
dog and Saturday, at o'clock, a. Nj, and ON its
return, viii leave Stuunton every Wednesday, Fri-
doy and Sunday, at the same hour.
At Staunton the Line meets the charlottesville,
Richmond, and Fredericksburg Lines, also running
/ three times week.
| The route, from Guyaudo,tc 10 Siaunton. will be
PcE;orned IN fyo travelling days, (ikc 9Th day in each
week being necessarily resting day and from Saun-
ton II Richmond, or Frc!Cricksburg, in two DAYS
and from Richmond 70 the City OF Washington, IL,
/ 90 hours, AMI from Fredericksburg to the City, IL
! eight hours.
There viii Uc 10 nigh, travelling Throughout. TIC
rUutc.
| Persons ascending the Ohio on their wav 60 tl.c
North, viii find this route very pleasant and c.eay
one. And those WHO may wish 20 visit the Springs
are informed, that, exclusive of hs Line, they cnil
general, be accommodated short notice, will.
good ertr0 Coaches 20 those Natcrir places.
And the public assured. that in attention 20 the
accommodation AMI comfort or the passengers SO far
* good CoGChcs and Teams, and Skl, attentive and
sober Drivers a.iord them, the Inc shah not he
inferior 20 any other in the State.
, PORTER & BELDEN,