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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-02

Io'h"i's'oae''s QDiee, Richmond, Ju,y 25M, 1929.
Ihe partys interested will please he notice that hyr
appointed the eighth day OF September next to commence
the accounts dree7 in the foregoing order Of court,
o" which day. at o CLOCK 4. NJ, they required to
attend at nay Office ia this city, their counts voucb
aud documents ready f1r examination and settlement
aud With Office copies Of Tie necessary court ospers
50 wit q. HILARY BAKER, Com'r
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-02
RALSTON & PLEASANTS

Hare JUS, recered, and qfc, for sale al Hei. Sore
corner Of ID and 18th streets,
CSO Bags fine green Laguira coffeo
100 do mountain St. Domingo do
80 DO .sio do
10 bids prime green Cuba do
95 bags old Java do
50 hhds best dry New Orleans SUGAR
26 do common do
Ii do dry Porto Rico do
90 do very superior ST. Croix do
O. hhds Trinidad and y. Orleans mola,scs
pipes Holland gin
81 barrels old rye whskcy
20 bbls and hhds common do
~ chests gunpowder and imperial tea
$50 sides oak and hemlock tanned soal leather
800 sacks Liverpool filed salt
20 boxes 8xI0 window glass
do I2Xl8 do iulv On
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-02

VIRG INA: At rules, holden ia the clerks Office Of the
superior court Of chancery f1r the Richmond Gfst,lc,
the 81 day OF August, 1929: William Sprrng plt
against +. Nicholas Il Co, Chai!es Spefing & Co.. tnd
OTIS, Dunlop & Co., dts.
The deicndantsF Melodies &; Coz and Cha, suerrs E.
% not having rnrrod thcir givsp eutv
recording to the act Of assembly aud e rules Of this court
ana appearing by satisfactory evidence that they
not Hhabuans Of this cruny; u is ordered that the
"rfhoa"s q" appear hcfc the FIST Of the next Jan-
u'y tern, Sih answer the bli o the plaintiffs; and tha
copy OF TINS order be ihh inserted in some nrvspat.,
published in The city uf RchnoHd, iof two months sac.
ss'fey apd posted al 'he 'front.' door osihe capitol IN fire
saidtiv. '
p So h-eopy. Tcro, WI c. prVptprov r.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-02
NOTICE.

a Ill persons having claims against the estate of
NaTceilus Smith deceased, either rs partner of
the late firm ofPleasants g. Smith or individually.
are requested to make them known to Mr.. Abbott
at the Wing Office.
JAMES PLEASANTS, Adn'rs Of
mar y JNO. NORRIS. NJ. s. dec.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-02

Al UI mo ~
states Tor the 18th circuit and district Of Virgil
MA in the month Of July, 1899: WIN Keith pit ogajs,
william Mayo sheriff of the cnunty Of Hemrica, William
Ganett ez'OT &c. Of Richard Brooke, d, cd "a no
ecuior OF WIN Bfooke decd which Richard and IYiIa,
Brooke were devisces and lcgattes of George Btook
deco, Alexander Tunsall aud heir Of atherne Tun
saI, the same Alexander Tunsiail brother and he, Of
George Tunst6ii Un Garneit nd Ann NJ his uif John
b. Hill, Thomas Coleman and Frances C. ms wife Eliza
beth Ludlow Baylor Hill adm'or Of Baylor Hill and Of
Mary Hill, decd. John Brooke George Brooke Robert
Campbell, jr. Robert Campbell hc and adm or Of Colin
Campbell dec d. Thomas Pitts sheriff the county of Es.
SEX Christopher Johnson sheriff at the county RI King
William so whom the " DR.. Robert Ca rubsII ~
committed for adminisira ton I'm Robinson sheriff Of the
county Of King Queen whom the estate Of Gcorpe
Brooke was committed for administration, and I'm Gar
nett, im'of of Robert Brooke decd. dfs.-IE ouAscE-
The defendants John Brooke and Georse VI. Brooke
not having entered their appearance ~ s cause, and the
Defendant Robert Campbell jr. mot having entered his
appearance 10 the amended bills therein, tho, not
having gwen security according n rule - he court nd
appearing that they ere inhabitants NJ the STATE oil
'sps'on motion Of the plaintiff, by his counsel, 1t j.
iTNoref, that the said defendants do appear befrs the
said court ~ The city of Richmond, the first day of the
next rm AMI ole their answers, and that copy of this
role be forthwith inserted some newspaper pGpted
IN 'he city of Richmond for successveiy
posted door of tie capitol the said city.
80 A cory. Te.,e, Rp. JEFFRlEs, elk.
VIRGINIA: Ala superoreour, Of ebaneery holden NJ
the capitol in the city of Richmond, Wednesday,
March 25tb, 1929: Richard Lgon, pu GgainS Robert
". Gibson, DIT.
On motion ~ the defendant by COUNSEL nd i, apprar.
ing the satisfaction 81 the that security given by
plaintiff for prosecuting the injuuctiou awarded him
in this oausc, - nsufrent o the payment Of the
money sought 20 be ioined the doth order, that
unless he painua give other security unsxeepiionabe
within biy days after he shall have becn served with
copy of this order Tor prosecuting the said injunction. that
u stand dissolved As act Of this day.
Copy. Tesie, WIN. q. PENDLKToN, c. G.
3 Mr.. RICHARD IGoN, Sir, Above 1. a copy If an
order NJ court, " which take this mode of giving YOU
notice. agfreably TO ihe act of the General Assembly nf
this commonwealth IN such made, you being this
\ time resident without 'he said commonwealth.
&c W.T. G, ROBERT r. GIBSON.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-02

ENLOHIDA WATER.-Jno. II. Blaniire ma jusi 70.
ceiyed farther supply Of Florada Wafer, mUch ADM
fsdfo' its oei'eais per'upe ilT -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-02

HEKRlNGS, SALT, &c.
IND Barrels herrings, No.
wv $50 sacks salt
~ kegs Goshen butter, very fine, in kegs of
80, 10 and SO lbs -
80 lbs smoked beef, first chop, just received by
the Planter y
few boxes genuine claret wine
dozen patent coffee mills
$4,000 Spanish cigars, half boxes of which
are warranted real Spanish tobacco and made in Un
Vaha' for sale by ENOCH S. COURTNEY,
may - Nam ST. opposite the Old Market.
ENGLlSH IN FRANCE.-The English
IN Fl rance by the author of the English in ltaly
IN vols. just published, and received by
aug II JOHN III. NASH
~ ENTUCKf HARMONY, OF a choice collection of
AA Psalms, Tunes HYMNS aud Anthems lin dice mars
taken from the most eminent authors, and well adaped 10
Christian Churches Singing Schools, Private Societies.
aug II Justreceived by ARIEL WORKS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-02
TERMS.

me terms are ihrec dollars volume in advance ,d
r'e are Two volumes year, Of two Nos acb: ,bav
originally stipulated TO conian 800 pages bu, ha ave.
aged more than 100. " 'e aver
ne t1tor and his Agents will pay any psrson ONE
"iAH Tor every new subscribers who pays his advane
m e year. Of for one volumes and every new subscribe
WIZ ooeeT' his name either To the editor or his agents
n payment IN advance of five dollars shall be credited
SIX dollars in the first years account.
Returns may be made either the EpIroR or N rrr
nEhAH lowe or a. II. MALTBY. New Haven: p I,T-
I'LL ~ BROTHER, Philadelphia; g. g. c. & H. Can.
VIII, New York; HtIIApp Gn.v I,rr, "a q S HAh-
hNs Boston or to any Of the agents q the Journal ho
Sie herehy authorized to fulfil the above stimuli lions
"onpe,e sets OF all the back volumes be furnished
" EnIofs 81 newspa rcts who may repubsh the abovs
W FAVOR me object by their remarks are Iesprctrv re-
ueSen l" forward In me the paper containing them: nd
,'se VINO nave not SEEM and may wish n see soeeimen
VI e WORK may indicate IL by The letter on the e,te.
'"pci such back number volume as can be shared
snail then he forwarded, fee Of expense. r. s.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-02

Aud all other in proportion. Oil metal received ;n ek-
change, al cents per To- W. Il. u CO. are agrnig for
the sale of the Washington Pfess invented by samuel
Rust which they uher fOr sale accommodating terms
Pophe'e's Of ptpers who VIII publish tins advertisement,
i1ree times, viii he allowed dollars ~ settlement o
thc'f accounts, - n articles from the Foundfy. a2S
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-02

COFFEE SUGAR, &c. --
mingo coffee o
90 lihds Matanzas suyar
tons patent shot. assorted 4
tons blistered steel
case black tea
coo sides soal leather
bbls linseed oil
10 bags Jamaica pimcnto
bbls shel!ed almonds
10 bales domestic shifting and sbec,ipr
aug ~ ADD ~ w.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-02

GSI PuBLlSHED--Tho Speech -,
inen'y Clay, delivered at the public Dime, "a ~,
s,S,."n uaruen' near Lexington, Kentucky. ON ,Sa
sNteenth OF May, 1929, accompanied Will gu ,he
'oiy remarks Tor sale at the Bookstore Of 0'''-
ivy - r.. ID.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-02

LegA0rn and Ops,t Stra7o Bonnsfs.
l Case Leghorn bonne,s, rery chem
do open straw cottages, extra sizes
do mems palm leaf hats.
Received per Exit, and for sale by
aug II BALDWIN, IVES d Co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-02

VH'iNtAi truics hodcu in the ciefk's Office nj tt
sypefi" ccuri ~ chancsy Tor Richmond dis,,,r,
-. day Of june, 1920 Sarah Powell in b., o,,,
DC - yidow OF James POWELL dec, Eliza NJ M,,,,
,,.at "a -. aud Sarah H. J. Po~eiL rf,rt ctili,,
Of .s J'nes 49, aaaaE Of ia . a"e. Pow Pow.
d'"ns s S,,t.,n aud George HiSfs~,.sss...s
'' I've s.ispd, Geo,se M, i,S s.. @oo
rs apgss,auce aud given ssul Al, appearing W s''
'.oS' s,. ' Wa, he 20, az .SrOG do eppen
soo"yi o'do,e'' mat toe ss, January 'em, nv"
hc,- ." W, Wv bs " ~ psinu0' Md ,n, ~
o, esncr .'' %, ,, '' ed s,s, , '''
me e,y ~ CO.., Goor of,oe e,prcl, ~ me
posted y n w, Tssie. wv. g. fEsbl h----
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-02
BoLN.aRS ERENCH BooKs

yr,r ENTERTAINING KNOWLEDGE-
Il publi.b.d oi entertaining knowledge vol LIT, par T.,
NJ r. Cbain Useful knowledge, H. Boug6am, Esa To- Ss
a'' Lord John Russell, NJ. +. Vice Chairman g. e.
NO ~ Library Of Useful Knoy,.,,. ....,, . ..
cheap publications. ~ '''' 'he ABOVE invaluable and
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-02

CO1IO.N OZ.N:4BURGS.
NELSON will keep on hand REGULAR sunn,v
OF heaVy Cotton OsnabUgs, from Messrs C,,n
bingham IL Andcrson's Factory in his 80, IL
he "iii sell at their loves, prices by the piece or
oaIe: Tins article is made entirely of twist from
the best cotton, and of very stout texture and il is
eveu iha Tor negroes shifting, will he found chea
lenburgs. VI ,ieh-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-02
PRINTING TYPES, PRESSES. DC

PRINTING TYPES, PRESSES, dc.
TNJ2G iIAGER 6 CO offer for sale at their rvue and
~ Stereotype Fnu"dry No. 30 Gold street New Yok
complete assortment OF Printing Types, from "a line,
'ca 10 diamond, At the following prices mos credit or
per CT discount Tor cash. They their book runts
rom English 10 Diamond, metal which they viii
warrant superior to any other used in this county
six Lines Plea, aud all larger, per 10. 90 cents.
Double Plea to =. Lit-., 80
Great P,imer, 81
English SO
Plea, "a
9. Pea, so
J.. Primer. 40
Bourgeoi., 1G
Brewer So
hiDion, IN
N0npdrcU, 90
Al. Iii.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-07

IMPROVEMENT OF IRELAKD.-A socieiy has
been formed in London, on the Commi,ee OF
which are glad to see The names oil several
noblemen Of distinction, for the purpose Of i'm
proveing the condition Of the lower order of
tenantry and labouring population OF ireland
The society il seems owes its foundation to a
meeting Of several nohlemen and gentlemen
Interested in the social and agricultural i'm
provements of Ireland, held in London on
the 8rh Of July, 1923, and at which reso-
tuition was unanimously passed" That the la
mentabe condition OF the lower order Of ,en-
anry and the labouring population Of Ireland,
owing to the want Of employment, is such as
requires the humane consideration and active
exerions Of The friends Of that country, and
renders ii incumbent on them 10 adopt such
measures as may be calculated TO afford 10 the
lower class the means Of earning an honest sub
sislance." The society intend TO follow the
plan adopted with so much success in Holland
of employing the vase lands Of Ireland, many
Of them highly susceptible Of cultivation, for
the maintenance OF the destitute poor. IL is
proposed to make purchases or obtain grants
Of land in ireland, upon which 20 found villages
or colonies ot the distressed poor, one colony
10 consist Of about $50 acres, and so cottages.
A cottage and suitable out buildings to be built
for the lahourer and his family, with three
ores Of land attached TO each, or Ave acres
when the settler is not engaged in any trade or
manuflc ture bu, solely employed agriculture.
1t is proposed 20 begin with viliAge of SO cot
tages, with hree acres Of lind attached each,
on the plan laid down by Mr.. Allen in his
i" Colonies al home" The reguiailous for the
Coionists are such as must highly conduce 10
their mental, moral and physica improvement.
Ii is proposed that the society consist Of pro-
piietor, and subscribers-thc former 10 supply
certain amour, Of capital towards the pur-
chase of land, sock SC. in which they will find
alike an investment and security The latter 10
be considered as charitable contributors tow
ards the purpose OF the 500 ,ty, and TO become
members on paying of he 81 IS in one sum, or
II Is per annum Operations are to be COM
menced as soon as $50 shares or as many as
shall be found necessarv, shall hive been paid for.
A society with similar objec,. Mas been emf
nently saccesstaIi in Holland, and we cordially
hope that similar results may be attained in Ire
land
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-07

SoMNaMBuLIsM. Scotch paper gi'e' :.
account OF CURIOUS case Of Somnamooli'pl :.
board ship recently returning from f''. .'i,
voyage. The Captain had stored MS .a 81
with excellent brandy for himself and crew ' -.
il happened thar in @ha'eser s'a'e the ," ", %
wasleft at night, in the morning it was 81, ~.
be; found minus two inches o. more, I' h.s,
Cured night after night, and the Grey e. We r..
accused Of purloining the precious ar'n" oot.
solved to watch and detect if possible '"e lr,ra.
,urnaI ,ipler. About midnight the n, NJ. c.,i.
a noise, and seizng light, entered 10. ~" ,H
half in terror, and To- The Captain had ,cilso -
haunted bottle and was about s"ali0S' ~ ii.
huge cawker when the men awose him a S 10 4,
no small amazement and wonder.-n" EN-. o oI,bs
were Immediately piprd and The contents c, o.
bo,,Ie sacrificed by way of curing Inc ''r
fhis nocturnal tricks.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-07

A gentleman from the Emporium of Litera-
ture," has recently made visit 10 Saratoga
Springs, and in long letter 10 the editor Of he
Boston Commercial Gazette, has shewn, that
| in his travels, he has not been unobservant OF
men and manners New York comes in for a
due share of his satire; and Philadelphia, which
from time immemorial has been denomina,ed
the city Of "bro,hery love-" is now called the
"city Of big whiskers" NeW York Post.
VISIT TO SARATOGA SPRINGS.
Extract of letter from visiter at SARATOGA srn1sos
to the editor Of the Boston Gazette.
81 shall proceed to speak of Life at the Springs
as have seen il, fel, il, and 'asled il. We
commence with
WHisKERs.-The most alarming objects
which have passed under my observation since
lief, home are the ,ohiskers Of the erguisaes -
Some Of these are OF the most heart rendiug d.
mansions spreading as they do nearly over the
human face. The first startling pair which
beheld was on Thursday between Pawtucket &
evidence upon the face Of deicaey formed
negro, whose passage TO Boston in the Stage
volunteered 10 pay on condition that he would
report himself 10 my excellent friend snG sha-
yer Mr. Cole, in Congress street, who is Gle
yer imitator Of the latest fashions. This man
Il mean he Rode Islander OF course-,hough
he unhesitatingIy refused my offer, permitted
one Of my travelling companions to take The d.
men sions of his whiskers, which measured from
'head 10 tail" Gas they say at the South when
speaking Of snakes and alligators,) one foot, and
in breadth eight inches. These we're me ne
plus ultra of the hair tribe; and neverexpeeted.
to iooS upon their like again And I have moi,
since encountered pair which | considered
match for those of the negro In Rhode Island.
yet have me, with many that nigh, Justly be
pronounced happy imitation ofthem. In N.
York city for instance, they have a very luxu,
riant growth; in The steam boat North America
also, had the pleasure Of gazing upon many,
the elegant and extensive proporliers Of which
! could not but approve) and at Brakes hotel,
In Albany discovered bIped whose whiskers
elected The unqualified praises Of the company
assembled at-he supper table. This individu
al, IS understood, belonged 10 PHILADELPHIA
the city Of big ,chiskers; and he spoke of several
Dukes md Counts whom he had left at the
Springs with unmixed satisfaction. Asian.
preached Saratoga immense whiskers became
more general, and a, Congress Hall there were
two or three dozen oil exquisires whose faces
we're dishgured in imitation Of The Rode island
negro. Those worn by your friend "PRorH."
in Paris and London, are mere moiehI!s com
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-07

The only Congressional District waf' y,
manned for US to hear from, IN the Sopb.f' 30
Western states, was The district Of ''nre' q
represented in he last congress by DAVID ~
KEIT. From thi, district we have rec ,lyst !,
complete returns. hich give Mr.. Crockht'm
votes, and majority Of more Ihen sO'''s y.
his leading competitor, MIR ALgxAsDks, W
was Mr.. C's predecessor, and amueh s''ss'N'
member MAJ. Intel
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-07

OuRASe OurAsc.-Capt. Staowood, OIL 'np
William and Henry, a. this port from Sum-
has brough, home the skin Of one OF hos vs.
ly looking, half human beings, which, w"l"
live. mnsl have stood three or four ieei hg'
The head. fee, and hands, were taken ct % u
der 20 preserve il. The skin is covered ".
long black hair, and very fne.-GfOue''i' ~
Telegraph.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-07
FBOM FRANCE--DIHEcr.


FBOM FRANCE--DIHEcr.
Since the foregoing was in type, the Boston
papers have been received. The brig Glenn.
ats arrived at that port on Tuesday, from Ha-
vre, and brings Paris papers o the twenty.sixth
of July, inclusive. The Paris adyices from
ConstanlinopIe, are of the same dae as those
announced in the preceding column; but they
con, ain some additional items, which are oil
sufficient in,ereslfor republication, were there
time This evening. II appears that the Porte
has SO far moderated its tone, tnat it will now
listen to the overtures Of Intervention, agreca-
bly, 10 the protocol Of March % BUT, as to
the extension Of the Gree, ian limits beyond the
Ishmus Of Coriutb, the Porte will never con-
sent.
Gen. Krassowsky was about TO beseige Ruds.
chuk, with the corps which had become dis
possible by the capture Of Silis,r,a. The Rus
CITY, and constructing bridge, taking par:
of il from the holilla, of which hey had be-
come possessed by virtue of the capilularion.
The Ambas sailors, altho' they had not had
their formal audience, were present at a review
OF troops by the Sultan, near Bujokdere, and
the Sultan conversed with them, particularly
with Sir r Gordon, whom he treated with
great distinc lion. The subjects Of Fronce and
Grrat Britain, who had been placed, in The abb
sence Of the Ambassadors, under the protection
of the Netherlands Minister had returned un-
der that of their own government Mr.. Van
ZuyIen, the Netherlands Minister, had receiy.
ed, in acknowledgment Of his services, from
the. 'Hng Of France, the Grand Cross of the
.LFgiodsGf Honor, and from The King Of Great
BritaiH, snuff box valued at 5,oook sterling.
We observe nothing relative to the prospects
Of peace between Russia and Turkey The
letters from Conslaninople say nothing of any
pospect of peace.
The King Of Prussia was expected to arrive
immediately at Brussels The object of his
Journey is stated 10 be to negotiate matrimo
NAL alliance between Prince Albert Of Prussia
and the Princess Mariane.
Ton referring back to own files. we find that
almost every syllable Of The Intelligence by the
Clematis, has been published in this paper,
more han fortnight since. The refusal of
Capo G'Islria to recall the victorious Greek
Mr.. Dawson, the British Charge, is also known.
The correspondence Upon this subject, is given
in the Journal Of Debats, of July 26'h.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-07

der,aken by force OF thirty battalions Of in.
fantry, and FIVE regiments of cavalry, no,wih-
sanding which; the capture ct The plaee was
not expected before the Close OF tpe present
year According 10 the German accounts,
troops had already been pushed as far as ski
S,ambouI, (Which the Russians occupied for
short campaigo,) and Coun' Diebsiteh intend.
ed to advance his head quarters to -Kamshat,
and, taking the sea line, TO attack Husseln Pa
cha in his camp before Bourgas, and from
thence, after defeating him, TO descend on he
right, through the plains, 10 Adrianopie These
movements are remarkably easy on paper, hut
will not be equally SO in execution. l: Hus'
sein Pacha has with him, as is stated, an army
Of Co., 900 men, his defeat is by no means a
matter OF certainty; and even should he be pnt
to flight, vast mountains still remain 10 be eros
sed before the Russians can reach the plains
mountains impossible to human feet, and cor.
ges, where few bold soldiers may arrest
whole army. -
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-07
LATER FROM EUROPE.

The ship Roman, Capt Gurrell, which has al
rived =, n. York from liverpool, brought Ii
verpool papers to the 2s.h OF July, con,ainin
London dates OF the 9th.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-13
to HE PUBLIC.
Mail Coach Line from Gt,yandotte TO Stana

ton, Three Times Week.
F1NIiE subscribers have established Line of Post
IL Coaches from Guyandotte to Stauntop, which, in
stead of running 7ice week only stated in for
mer notice, will, for the greater accommodation OF the
traveller, and to prevent unavoidable delay the
road, pcrormthe route three times n week.
The Line viii pas, through Charleston, and from,
thence, by the Licks and the State Turnpike, to
LewisbuIg and the principal Medicinal Springs, Ia
wit: the White Sulphur, the Hot, the Warm, {tc tc
Stanton.
1t viii leave Guyandotte every Tuesduy, Thurs
day and Saturday, at 3 O'Clock, A. NJ, and ON its
return, will leave Staunton every "Wednesday Fri
day and Sunday, at the same hour.
AT Staunton the Line meets the Charlottesville
Richmond and Fredericksburg Lines, also Tuning
three times week.
The route, from Guyandotte 10 Staunton. will be
performed in five travelling days. the 9Th day in each
week being necessarily resting day and from Staun-
ton to Richmond, Fredericksburg, in two DAYS
and from Richmond to the City OF Washington i'm
20 hours, and from Fredericksburg the CITY, In
eight hours
There viii be no night travelling throughout the
Route.
Persons ascending the Ohio on their way to the
North, Will find this route very pleasant and cheap
one. And those who may wish TO visit the Springs
are informed, that, exclusive of this Line, they can
general, be accommodated on snort notice, with
good extra Coaches 10 those watering places.
And the public assured, that in attention To the
accommodation and comfort of the passengers so lar
as good Coaches and Teams, and skful attentive and
sober Drivers can afford them, the line shall not be
inferior to any other in the State.
PORTER g. BELDEN,
ProprieiorS from GUyaRdOfif TO The Uarm Springs.
JOHN WISE,
Proprietor from the Harm Springs 10 Staunton
Richmond, Va. June II, 1929. 3m